After Covid: Twelve Challenges for a Shattered World
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Read MoreIn his presentation, Loadenthal boasted openly that “a lot of things we’re doing are illegal” and “a lot of it involves breaking the law.”
Read MoreWhat the report reveals above all is that the deep state is real, it’s corrupt, and it’s at war with the American people.
Read MoreContrary to widespread claims that the U.S. government will default on its debt if Congress doesn’t raise the debt limit, federal law and the Constitution require the Treasury to pay
… Read MoreThe Left’s tendency to redefine words to silence dissent is a clear tactic of totalitarianism.
Read MoreSocial media companies acted in direct response to the White House calling out the so-called “Disinformation Dozen.”
Read MoreAfter Covid: Twelve Challenges for a Shattered World
Three years ago, in the depths of lockdowns, it became obvious that we desperately needed a new citizen movement with a different focus. Prevailing ideological forms were simply not adapted to the enormous exogenous shock to the system that lockdowns implied. It was unexpected, especially under the guise of public health.
Every essential freedom was under attack. Authoritarian/totalitarian government sweep over the country and world, and nearly the entire intellectual class said: this is fine. And so I suggested a response:
This movement, whether it is called anti-lockdown or just plain liberalism, must reject the wickedness and compulsion of this current moment in American life. It needs to counter the brutalism of lockdowns. It needs to speak and act with humane understanding and high regard for social functioning under freedom, and the hope for the future that comes with it. The enemies of freedom and human rights have revealed themselves for the world to see. Let there be justice. The well-being of us all is at stake.
And such a movement did in fact form. It has been broad. It has transcended the ideological and class entrenchments of the past. It grew in sophistication and strategy over time . . . .
By Victor Davis Hansen
Why is French President Emmanuel Macron cozying up to China while trashing his oldest ally, the United States?
Why is there sudden talk of discarding the dollar as the global currency?
Why are Japan and India saying they cannot follow the United States' lead in boycotting Russian oil?
Why is the president of Brazil traveling to China to pursue what he calls a "beautiful relationship"?
Why is Israel suddenly facing attacks from its enemies in all directions?
What happened to Turkey? Why is it threatening fellow NATO member Greece? Is it still a NATO ally, neutral, or a de facto enemy?
Why are there suddenly ongoing Chinese threats toward Taiwan?
Why did Saudi Arabia conclude a new pact with Iran, its former archenemy?
Why was Egypt secretly planning to send rockets to Russia for use in Ukraine, according to leaked Pentagon papers?
Since when did the Russians talk nonstop about the potential use of a tactical nuclear weapon?
Victor Davis Hansen answers these and more disturbing questions . . .