Independent Insights
“The U.S. Economy CANNOT Exist Without Crude Oil”
Originally published August 19, 2024 at: America Out Loud NEWS “Renewables” such as wind turbines and solar panels ONLY exist to generate occasional electricity under favorable weather conditions, as they CANNOT make tires, toilet paper, iPhones, or any products or transportation fuels to support lifestyles and economies around the world! …
“Revisiting On Liberty: Magnificent Guide in Troubling Times”
The year 1859 was eventful. Construction on the Suez Canal began, Darwin published The Origin of Species, John Brown raided and was subsequently executed in Harpers Ferry, Colonel Drake drilled the world’s first oil well in Pennsylvania, and Charles Dickens published A Tale of Two Cities. Yet for classic liberals …
“Hiroshima, Nagasaki Bombing Meant to Serve as Human Experiment for Developing Nukes”
The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 is still generating serious discussion globally seven decades after more than 200,000 Japanese citizens were killed during the US nuking of the two cities. The mantra that the bombings were conducted to force Japan into surrender and prevent further killing and …
“The Amateur Who Unraveled Wuhan”
Originally published on Brownstone Institute Matthew Tye, an independent documentarian with a chronicled decade of living in (and motorcycling throughout) China, developed a profound understanding of its culture and language. In March 2020, Tye emerged as a singular figure in the scrutiny of the origins of the Covid-19 virus, using …
“What are the storms that we may soon be facing, all around the world?”
Original post We can no longer deny it: our world is about to be hit by a series of very violent storms, that will change human society once and for all. Here is a short overview of the kind of storms we can expect. This list is not for fear …
“The Mysterious Case of Zika-Microcephaly’s Disappearance”
Originally published on Brownstone Institute In 2015, a viral pandemic from Northeast Brazil exploded into the news, supported by breathless public health alarms that Zika — a flavivirus acknowledged for decades as harmless — was now suddenly responsible for congenital microcephaly (babies with small heads; diminished intellect). WHO-aligned experts within …