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A internacionalização do choque neoliberal

March 4, 2024

Cúmulo da contradição: quanto mais chocados, mais desarmados nos quedamos!

Hugo Dionísio

‘Transwomen’: Milking It for All It’s Worth

February 24, 2024

The use of newborns as ideological guinea pigs is morally repugnant and must be stopped.

‘Transwomen’: Milking It for All It’s Worth

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World

Brazilian Biosecurity Threatened: Oxitec and the New Dengue Outbreak

February 19, 2024

In the light of the findings of Russian Ministry of Defence experts regarding international activities of Western biolaboratories, it may be relevant to take a closer look at some facts that unfolded a few years ago in Brazil.

Raphael Machado

A Dementia Patient Is President Because It Doesn’t Matter Who the President Is

February 13, 2024

So it turns out the dementia symptoms Biden’s supporters have long dismissed as a “stutter” are actually exactly what they look like.

A Dementia Patient Is President Because It Doesn’t Matter Who the President Is

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The Terrible Truth About ‘Assisted Dying’: Lessons From Canada and Australia

February 1, 2024

Another big push to legalise “assisted dying” in the UK has been reinforced by celebrity endorsements, hard cases and the testimonies of serving and former politicians who underwent a change of heart and now see that patients should have ‘choice’ at the end of their lives.

Troubling Questions in Strange Case of Pentagon Chief Missing in Action

January 12, 2024

The absence of Austin would have no doubt exacerbated the alarm within an already trigger-happy U.S. military machine. Combined with those concerns is the lack of confidence in Biden’s cognitive health as Commander-in-Chief.

Troubling Questions in Strange Case of Pentagon Chief Missing in Action

Editorial

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Blame Woke Authoritarians COVID for Learning Loss

December 29, 2023

The Program for International Assessment (PSA) recently released its 2022 assessment of the math and reading skills of students from over 200 countries. This is the first assessment since 2018 and it provides more evidence that schoolchildren were damaged by the COVID hysteria. American students’ math scores were lower than 27 of the 38 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The other OECD countries do not have any reason to celebrate, as the average math scores of students in all OECD countries declined by 17 points.

Bureaucrats Rewriting Pandemic History

August 27, 2023

You cannot talk about vaccine injuries without being called a nut. Even my sympathetic editor at The American Conservative warned me that writing this column would require threading a very fine needle. He was right to say so.

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