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What Autism Is

Sinéad Murphy

Imagine that we do not know what blindness is. Imagine that we describe people as blind very often, but...

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Gods of Their Own Religion – REVIEW

Joanna Sharp How do free spirits endure a tyrannical technocratic order? Do they succumb to endless rules, or do...

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The Enlightenment & the Emancipation of Humanity

Charles Chevalier To what extent was Enlightenment one of human emancipation? As Hampson (1968) describes the period “an embarrassment...

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Our Authentically Fake and Hypocritical Society of Copies

Edward Curtin “Ditto,” said Tweedledum. “Ditto, ditto!” cried Tweedledee. Lewis Carroll, Through The Looking-Glass Sometimes a trifling contretemps can...

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At the Lost and Found

Edward Curtin “Nothing is more real than nothing.” Samuel Beckett, Malone Dies Those who are never lost are forever lost. ...

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mRNA “Vaccines”, Eugenics & the Push for Transhumanism

Ryan Matters In 1989, researchers from the Salk Institute in California published a paper detailing how they developed an RNA...

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We Are Many. The Oppressors Are Not.

Hiroyuki Hamada I remember chatting with a man from Iraq in 2016. He was driving a taxi in Germany....

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Trying to Put All America Behind

Edward Curtin Sixty years ago this summer, on August 7, 1961, President John Kennedy signed the bill creating The...

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The Demonization of the Unvaxxed

Karen Hunt “Children are the vessels into which adults pour their poison.” Salman Rushdie, Midnight’s Children In The Silver...

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The Etymological Animal Must Slip Out of the Cage of Habit to Grasp Truth

Edward Curtin Etymology – from Greek, etymos, true, real, actual (the study of roots) Life is full of slips....

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‘Unseen Enemy’: Coronavirus as an archetype of perception.

Ludovic Noble My conjecture is that ‘perception of an enemy’ could be a Jungian archetype or a category of...

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REVIEW: Seeking Truth in a Country of Lies by Edward Curtin

Ray McGinnis Seeking Truth in a Country of Lies is a selection of essays. They reveal what stirs author...

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What Time Is It in Lockdown?

Ed Curtin Here where I dwell in the northern hemisphere, the winter solstice has just occurred. The darkest day...

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Passing Behind Our Backs

Edward Curtin I never met the great basketball player, Bob Cousy, the man known as “the Houdini of the...

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GOSPLAN COMES TO THE US

Frank Lee During the early years of the Thatcher regime, Conservative MP, Sir Ian Gilmour, served as a member...

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Inside the Submissive Void

The use of propaganda and censorship is more frequently associated with totalitarian, corrupt and/or despotic regimes, not our purported...

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Jessica Yaniv and the Return of the Cooing Doves

Jenn Smith It has been a while since I was last published in either the mainstream or the alternative...

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Masters of Myths – From Homer to Hollywood

Hugh O’Neill The great enemy of truth is very often not the lie–deliberate, contrived and dishonest–but the myth–persistent, persuasive...

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Legal highs and crazy fools

Kevin Smith Some people have such a way with words, especially US presidents. These are my two personal favourites,...

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Between Yes and No, Heaven and Earth with Albert Camus on a Spring Morning

Edward Curtin To give up beauty and the sensual happiness that comes with it and devote one’s self exclusively...

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