Free Speech Triumphs: How X Became the Beacon of Truth in Crisis
X, formerly known as Twitter and owned by Elon Musk, stood out as a stronghold of free speech during the...
Month: July 2024
Challenging the Climate Consensus: Debunking CO2’s Impact on Global Warming
A new study published in Science Direct claims that increased carbon dioxide emissions from human activity do not impact global...
The Case of Thomas Matthew Crooks: The Implications of Government Access to Biometric Data
The FBI identified Thomas Matthew Crooks using DNA and biometric data. This is considering he had no criminal record and...
The Urgent Need for De-escalation in NATO-China Relations
NATO has accused China of being a "decisive enabler" of Russia's war in Ukraine through its "no limits" partnership and...
Is History Repeating Itself with U.S. Missile Deployments in Germany?
In this article by Aljazeera, the U.S. decision to station long-range missiles in Germany has prompted warnings from Russia of...
The Philippines’ Struggle Against China’s South China Sea Aggression
This article talks about how China is allegedly using bilateral talks with the Philippines to legitimize its control over disputed...
Reclaiming Our Future: The Power of Localism and Self-Sufficiency in Preserving Food and Medical Freedom
The article urges action against the global agenda threatening food and medical freedom. It suggests several measures: avoiding processed foods,...
The Crucial Role of Whistleblowers Like Julian Assange
The article criticizes the lack of support for whistleblowers like Julian Assange, attributing it to fear of severe consequences and...
Divided Rulings on Vaccine Mandates Highlight Clash Between Medical Freedom and Public Health
A federal court in Tennessee ruled in favor of a woman fired for refusing a COVID-19 vaccine on religious grounds....
Vatican’s Excommunication of Archbishop Vigano: A Case of Censorship Over Criticism
Italian Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, a staunch critic of Pope Francis, has been excommunicated for schism according to this article...