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Why Science is Fundamentally Meaningless
Article by Todd Hayen.
Excerpt:
It is a rather bold statement.
Notice, however, I was careful to use the word “meaningless” rather than “useless.” “Usefulness” is usually determined by the intention behind the knowledge or action.
Considering my article title, I could have qualified even that statement with “beneficially meaningful,” but then the title would be too long.
So, then you might ask, “beneficially meaningful to whom?”—us (humans), animals, the planet, the universe? I may touch on this dilemma a bit in this article, but that question is more for philosophers and theologians. Briefly, I would say what is beneficially meaningful to any one of these things (humans, other animals, the planet, the universe) is also beneficially meaningful to the others.
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Dr. Robert Malone on freedom in the UK
Malone is the US inventor of the mRNA technology, and highly critical of how it was used during the pandemic.
Listen to him speaking with Tom Woods, from here for about 5 minutes.
On the battle between Harvard and the Trump Administration
Jordan Peterson is angrier than ever.
He attacks Harvard University, but also the university system and the recent degeneration in scientific publications in general. Also the New York times in particular, over their misreporting of the battle between Harvard and Trump.
Here’s the video description:
Dr. Jordan Peterson breaks down what the media has framed as a battle between Harvard University and the Trump administration—but it’s much deeper than that. Peterson exposes the ideological decay at the heart of elite academic institutions, driven by the dogma of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and enforced through cowardice, corruption, and groupthink.
From firsthand experience at Harvard, McGill, and the University of Toronto, Peterson connects the dots between academia’s collapse and its ripple effect on society. With insights into why DEI statements are eroding scientific credibility, how universities became ideological factories, and why the future of higher education may lie in alternatives like Peterson Academy, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who cares about truth, merit, and intellectual freedom. This episode was filmed on April 30th, 2025.
The ‘Sovereignty of Nature’
What Maurice Strong during the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio demanded we respect, according to Strobe Talbott, who, when he wrote this approving article, was the US Deputy Secretary of State in the Bill Clinton Administration.
Trump Administration Finally Pulls the Plug on the Climate Fear Factory
Article by Charles Rotter.
The long-overdue showdown with America’s most bloated, self-important arm of climate alarmism finally arrived this week — and what a spectacle it was. In a move that should have happened years ago, the Trump administration decisively dismissed the hundreds of so-called “experts” who were preparing the next National Climate Assessment (NCA) — a document often weaponized to justify costly and draconian climate policies that the American people neither asked for nor benefit from.
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Two articles on Tony Blair
He now prefers a ‘technocratic‘ solution to climate change.
And, he is still supporting a digital ID for all the UK.
The Lies Were the Point: What the U.S. Pandemic Report Really Reveals
Article by Sebastian Wang.
Klaus Schwab: the last Davos Man
The high priest of globalism’s resignation confirms the death of the old order.
Article by Frank Furedi.
Europe’s Anti-American Shift: Now Globalists Are The Saviors of the West?
Article by Brandon Smith.
Excerpt:
Their intention was to destroy national sovereignty and bring in an age of total global centralization. One of the most revealing quotes on the plan comes from Clinton Administration Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbot, who stated in Time magazine in 1992 that:
“In the next century, nations as we know it will be obsolete; all states will recognize a single, global authority… National sovereignty wasn’t such a great idea after all.”
He adds in the same article:
“…The free world formed multilateral financial institutions that depend on member states’ willingness to give up a degree of sovereignty. The International Monetary Fund can virtually dictate fiscal policies, even including how much tax a government should levy on its citizens. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade regulates how much duty a nation can charge on imports. These organizations can be seen as the protoministries of trade, finance and development for a united world.”