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• FDA’s Questionable New Covid Shot Policy

  Dr. Meryl Nass reviews a new Covid mRNA “vaccine” policy that she believes FDA’s Dr. Marty Makary and Dr. Vinay Prasad do not fully understand. Makary and Prasad may have “decided to cut the baby in half and give one half to those demanding COVID vaccines be proven safe before a single person gets another shot, and half to COVID vaccine true believers.”

  Her message directly to Makary and Prasad is:

  We don’t give vaccines to healthy people that are more dangerous than the disease the “vaccines” are alleged to prevent.

  We don’t give vaccines to people who are not healthy (your 100-200 million Americans who will be “eligible” for COVID vaccines under your new policy) if they don’’t provide net benefit—which seems to split the US population in half: the vaccines were recommended for 340 million Americans till now, and going forward will be recommended for half of them.

  Nass quotes the NYT which quoted Prasad as saying that clinical trial participants should be followed “for at least 6 months,” to which Nass responded:

  Following subjects for six months is designed to miss the period of negative efficacy that begins around 6 months in adults (though sooner in small children) according to the CDC. See below how quickly efficacy becomes negative for the first shots. It may go to negative sooner for the boosters.

  …

  After all the articles and studies regarding the harm that the mRNA drug injections have done to people, I can’t believe the “public health” bureaucrats and the pharmaceutical companies are still pushing them.

  And then there’s Robert Kennedy, Jr. He has definitely softened his stance on vaccines, and, in some cases he contradicts his own Children’s Health Defense website articles, as I have mentioned here.

  Dr. Nass also had an interesting post linking to this tweet with Glenn Greenwald pointing out the long list of agreements Kennedy made to get Sen. Bill Cassidy’s vote to head HHS:

  RFK JR HANDLER REVEALED pic.twitter.com/TNHFdN2OOw

  — Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) May 10, 2025

  Related: Peggy Hall has a Substack on how Kennedy has shown a distaste for government transparency by gutting FOIA at HHS. Hmmm.

  So, besides Kennedy being compromised in some way, there is also Tulsi Gabbard going from anti-FISA unconstitutional government spying on innocent people to being in favor of FISA unconstitutional government spying on innocent people, as well as Gabbard supporting Trump’s bombing of Yemen and murdering innocent civilians. And Kash Patel and Dan Bongino now say they believe that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide.

  WHAT is going on in that Trump administration? Who is really in control? Will the American people ever really know the truth about anything?
  May 26, 2025

  Civil Liberties, Corruption, Health, National Security State, Vaccines

  FDA, pharmaceutical industry, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

• More Recent Articles on mRNA, Vaccines and Medical Fascism

  The Vigilant Fox with a Substack featuring Dr. Peter McCullough’s testimony before a Senate committee on the extent of mRNA Covid “vaccine” damage on the heart and other areas.
  

  On Life Site, OB-GYN expert tells Congress that the COVID shots ‘mirrored’ effects of chemical abortion drugs

  The World Council for Health with a Substack this BOMBSHELL: HIV Contamination Found In Moderna’s Covid Shot

  A Midwestern Doctor on The Forgotten History of Neurological Vaccine Injuries and  The Century of Evidence Vaccines Cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

  Nicolas Hulscher with a Substack: WHO Pandemic Agreement Approved by Member States, Ushering in a Dangerous New World Health Order

  Naomi Wolf on The Imaginary Casey Means – Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf

  May 26, 2025

  Health, Vaccines

  COVID-19, hysteria, mRNA, police state

• Recent Articles on the Police State versus the Free Society

  Tom Mullen says that Democracy Is the Problem
  

  Michael Boldin at the Tenth Amendment Center on Fear: the Engine of Power

  CJ Hopkins: The Enemy of My Enemy
  

  Andrew Napolitano has an article on the holes in the Constitution

  Just the News: Florida GOP Rep. Anna Paulina Luna introduces bill to fully repeal the Patriot Act

  Lew Rockwell on why we need nullification
  

  Jacob Sullum on The Federal Government’s 175,000 Pages of Regulations Turn the Rule of Law Into a Cruel Joke

  Leo Hohmann with a Substack on Cities nationwide are quietly deploying facial recognition technology to track your every move

  Connor O’Keeffe Real ID Is Not About Keeping You Safe

  James Bovard on Political Slavery in Our Times
  

  Glenn Beck interviews Whitney Webb on how elites will create a new class of slaves
  

  Brendan O’Neill says that Keir Starmer is killing the spirit of Brexit

  May 26, 2025

  Authoritarianism, Brexit, Freedom of Speech, U.S. Constitution

  democracy, facial recognition, fear, nullification, patriot act, police state

• Recent Articles on Militarism (a.k.a. Military Socialism) in America

  Laurence Vance discusses the real problems with the U.S. military in his article, DEI Initiatives and Transgender Troops Are the Least of the Problems with the Military

  And Karen Kwiatkowski also has a thing or two to say about the problems with the U.S. military and what should be done about it.

  Ron Paul says that Cutting Military Spending Would Make for a Big and Beautiful Bill

  Michael Snyder asks, Who is going to use nuclear weapons first?
  

  Chuck Baldwin: Donald Trump Now Owns the Ukraine War

  May 26, 2025

  Corruption, National Security State, War Crimes

  central planning, military welfare, nuclear weapons, Ukraine, warmonger

• Recent Articles on All Things Israel, Gaza, Iran, etc.

  Dave De Camp on Antiwar.com with these articles: Israeli Military Lists Returning Hostages as Least Important Goal for Gaza, Trump Says He Wants the U.S. To ‘Take’ Gaza and ‘Turn It Into a Freedom Zone’,  Gaza Health Ministry Publishes Names of 16,506 Children Killed by Israeli Military Since October 2023, and Netanyahu Says Trump’s Ethnic Cleansing Plan Is a Condition To End Gaza War

  Daniel McAdams asks, Agent Waltz?
  

  Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR.org) One Side Routinely Uses Human Shields in Gaza—But Not the Side That’s Usually Blamed

  Reason mag asks, Should Sharing Information About Israeli Businesses Get You 20 Years in Prison?

  Craig Murray MI5’s Fake Terror Plots

  May 26, 2025

  Civil Liberties, False flag, Israel, National Security State, War Crimes

  gaza, Iran, War on Terrorism, warmonger

• 50th Year of the End of Vietnam War

  Laurence Vance has this reflection on the Vietnam War in this 50th year after the end of the war.

  Today’s conservatives and many American nationalists still defend the U.S. government and U.S. military’s invasion and bombings and slaughter of a million innocents over there and sacrificing tens of thousands of American lives for no good reason.

  As Vance writes,

  In reflecting on the Vietnam War, some conservatives are saying that the real problem with the war is that we lost, that we were not permitted to win, or that we could have won the war quickly and left.

  So, even though the United States foolishly took sides in a civil war; unnecessarily sent its troops halfway around the world; wasted billions of dollars; senselessly sacrificed 58,000 of its young men; and killed millions of people, many of whom were civilians; the U.S. military should have dropped more bombs, shot more bullets, thrown more grenades, dropped more napalm, employed more attack helicopters, destroyed more buildings, and killed more people in a country that was no threat to us so that America could win a noble patriotic cause and have peace with honor.

  Yes, that is the mentality of many in America today, as has been the case with them for a century. In my view, the brainwashing goes on since their earliest days, grades K-12 and college and from TV, movies and media.

  Because of the brainwashing, generations of Americans just can’t see the immorality and criminality of wars of aggression, starting new wars against other countries and their people who never threatened us, and bombing and mass murdering innocents including children and babies.

  May 14, 2025

  National Security State, Socialism, War Crimes

  Vietnam War, warmonger

• Conservatives Showing Their Ignorance and Anti-Free Speech Mentality

  Columbia University professor Joseph Terwilliger has a great column at Antiwar.com regarding the anti-freedom of speech zealots like Marco Rubio, who want to jail and/or deport supporters of Palestinians’ right to not be slaughtered by Israel’s military. I would describe as anti-freedom of speech the talk radiotards like Howie Carr who, like Rubio, lie about the protesters, calling them “Hamas supporters” because the talk radiotards and Rubio are either dumb and ignorant or just plain dishonest, or completely brainwashed into the cult of “Israel First.”

  Here is an excerpt from Joseph Terwilliger’s column (embedded links in the column):

  I defended the right of international students like Rümeysa Öztürk, a Turkish graduate student at Tufts University and a Columbia alumna. Her op-ed in The Tufts Daily was calm, logical, and polite. She defended pro-divestment views on Israel while explicitly acknowledging that the university might still be right not to divest, based on the Chicago Principles. No threats, no vandalism, just words. Yet she was thrown in an ICE detention center in Louisiana, labeled a “national security threat,” all because Marco Rubio didn’t like her article. If that OpEd makes her a national security threat, then Antiwar.com readers might want to renew their passports and dust off their go-bags.

  May 14, 2025

  Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties, Freedom of Speech, Israel

  harassment, police state

• Everyone Has the Freedom of Speech and the Right to Criticize the Washington Regime and Israel

  David Bier at the Cato Institute makes some important points in his article, U.S. Citizens Don’t Have First Amendment Rights If Noncitizens Don’t. 

  Given that Trump doesn’t believe that people have a right to due process, as we heard from his recent interview on Meet the Press, it isn’t a surprise that he is indicating that not just foreigners should be expelled and deported off to for-profit prisons but Americans as well, if they express viewpoints that go against the regime in Washington.
  

  In my view, the authoritarian scum in Washington including Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are extremely dishonest people when it comes to the right of the people to our freedom of speech. Rubio is outright asserting that if someone writes an op-ed that Rubio thinks “undermines U.S. foreign policy,” that writer should be expelled from the country, despite not being charged with any actual crimes. And he is obviously implying anyone, not just non-U.S. citizens.

  There must be something going on with these people in the government regarding Israel, and their blind obedience to Israel. Criticizing Israel’s bombing and mass murders of tens of thousands of innocent civilians in Gaza is “undermining U.S. foreign policy” to the schmuck secretary of State. And by something going on I mean something of a financial nature, if you get my drift.
  

  Well gee, Little Marco, if there weren’t people criticizing George W. Bush and Dick Cheney’s wars of aggression in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the previous President George H.W. Bush attacking Iraq in the 1990s, and the hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians they murdered in those areas, the destruction and violence and murders might still be going on. (Although Trump is trying to start a whole new war of aggression against Yemen in his bombing and murders of innocent civilians there. Should we not criticize such criminality and incompetence on Trump’s part there?)

  We all have a right to comment on, criticize, refute every point of, lambaste, rake over the coals, even satirize and lampoon, U.S. foreign policy. Citizen or not. Especially given how immoral, corrupt, criminal, murderous and evil U.S. foreign policy has been for a CENTURY now!

  May 5, 2025

  Authoritarianism, Censorship, Civil Liberties, Freedom of Speech, Israel, Socialism, War Crimes

  citizenship, fascism, harassment, police state, warmonger

• Separation of Church and State, Separation of Education and State, etc. etc.

  I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase, “Separation of church and State.” Laurence Vance at FFF.org says that religion isn’t the only thing that should be separated from the State. 

  There are many things that should also be separated from the State, including education, charity, retirement, medicine, alcohol, drugs, trade, economists, security, and, yes, sex.

  May 5, 2025

  Civil Liberties, Free market, Freedom of Speech, Religious freedom, Voluntaryism

  Drug war, Education, Free market

• 50th Year of the End of the Vietnam War

  It’s the 50th year of the end of the Vietnam War. Ted Galen Carpenter writes how the bureaucrats of the Washington regime learned nothing from the Vietnam fiasco.

  May 5, 2025

  Iraq War, National Security State, War Crimes

  central planning, military, Vietnam War