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Was World War II a “good” war? According to the official narrative, yes, it was. Yet several historians have questioned the official narrative. Among these historians are John T. Flynn, Charles A. Beard, William Henry Chamberlin, and Harry Elmer Barnes. Together, they shed light on certain facts that may prompt us to reconsider the conventional …
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This was never about a virus. Exhibit A: the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) is a British government committee that advises policymakers during a crisis. Formed in 2009, SAGE initially responded to fears of a swine flu epidemic—fears it helped stoke with its “reasonable worst-case scenario” death estimates. …
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On ABC’s “Good Morning, America,” January 10, 2022, the director of the CDC, Rochelle Walensky, made this curious statement: “…these [PCR] tests are actually not authorized for the purpose of evaluating contagiousness” (see https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/news/video/cdc-director-responds-criticisms-covid-19-guidance-82131389). This revelation came a couple weeks after Walensky’s appearance at a White House press briefing, where she stated that “people can …
The truth about safety is that we will never be safe—not by any objective standard. It’s interesting to see how people can lose sight of something so obvious when they are being bombarded with propaganda. I suppose that’s a sign of an effective propaganda campaign: Some people actually come to believe that maybe 2+2 doesn’t …
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