Freedoms Phoenix

Dr. Jonathan Shedler of the University of California at San Francisco joins us to discuss the problems that arise when random people declare themselves "therapists" and dish out platitudes to unsuspecting people, but also why, contrary to what many on the right think these days, there is legitimate benefit from... Read more

What Kennedy Must Do to Defeat Regulatory Capture by Bretigne Shaffer at Brownstone Institute... Read more

Race grifters, true friends and the nominations for best backseat shakeoff + this day in history w/mysteries surround JFK assassination and our song of the day by clipping. on your #MorningMonarchy for November 22, 2024.... Read more

A new pro-censorship declaration. The post G20’s Online Speech Clampdown Calls Set To Ignite Free Speech Fears appeared first on Reclaim The Net.... Read more

Civil liberties groups warn the move threatens free speech, as the government seeks to expand platform obligations beyond the law's original scope. The post UK’s “Online Safety Act” Under Fire as Officials Push for New Powers to Police “Misinformation” appeared first on Reclaim The Net.... Read more

Unearthed emails reveal internal struggles over censorship of dissenting experts. The post New FOIA Revelations Highlight NIH’s Role in Covid Messaging appeared first on Reclaim The Net.... Read more

In 1227 AD, Genghis Khan stood at the apex of his power, commanding the largest contiguous empire that the world— even to this day— has ever seen. His campaigns had subjugated vast swathes of Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East, and his name alone struck fear into the hearts... Read more

How the supposedly invincible Cryptocracy gambled and lost... Read more

Starting in the early 1930s, the Technocracy movement was obsessed with control over energy. The first two requirements laid down for Technocracy in 1934 were (1) Register on a continuous 24-hour-per-day basis the total net conversion of energy and (2) By means of the registration of energy converted and consumed,... Read more

First Amendment Blues by Philip Davies at Brownstone Institute... Read more

Another Veterans Day, another 24 hours under a national psychosis. Americans reflexively thank veterans for their ‘service,’ but why? If more Americans were to read John Waters’ River City One, perhaps more Americans would substitute gratitude with an apology. Waters portrays the mental anguish many veterans endure via the fictional... Read more

There are so many aspects of the American regime that require our attention that I think most of us simply neglected the potential threats from what we laughingly call "public health." We sure can't do that anymore. Important Links Mentioned: Diary of a Psychosis:   The Tom Woods Cruise:  ... Read more