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The Mass Mask — Guest Post by Uncle Mike & Rebuttal by Briggs
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The Mass Mask — Guest Post by Uncle Mike & Rebuttal by Briggs

Uncle Mike Speaks Following this piece is a rebuttal by Yours Truly It has come to my attention that some people resent having to wear a face mask when attending…
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Mask Madness — Our Latest Moral Panic
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Mask Madness — Our Latest Moral Panic

https://twitter.com/NYGovCuomo/status/1286278847558819840 We might as well have a tinfoil hat mandate to protect from aliens. It would, at this point, be just as useful. Should somebody tell him about the evidence…
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Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson Goes Full Gibber: Coronamadness Criminalizes Masklessness
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Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson Goes Full Gibber: Coronamadness Criminalizes Masklessness

May I remind the reader there is no cure for coronadoom, and that other disease outbreaks were deadlier but without the full blown panic and hyper-mothering reaction. I take it…
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Coronavirus Update XXII: Mask Madness: Updates At End
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Coronavirus Update XXII: Mask Madness: Updates At End

As I was writing this (Monday morning), a minor government official came on the radio and promised "We haven't seen the worst yet." What accounts for this monumental level of…
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Equality of Opportunity Always Masks Desire For (More Than) Equality Of Outcome
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Equality of Opportunity Always Masks Desire For (More Than) Equality Of Outcome

Last November, Spiked magazine held a discussion panel on "Is the left eating itself?" at which appeared ex-Evergreen State College professor and self-described progressive Bret Weinstein. You may recall that…
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We Passed Peak “Climate Change” (um) Research

Here is a graph of the yearly number of total papers that have the keyword "climate change" in them: I got these from scholar.google.com, searching for the term "climate change"…
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You Can’t Con An Honest Man & The Case of Jason Arday
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You Can’t Con An Honest Man & The Case of Jason Arday

Brit coppers---do they still call them the Old Bill?---investigated reporter Jack Grove for months because Grove investigated serial truth fornicator and black Cambridge (now ex-) professor Jason Arday, a black…
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Creating Microbial Monsters To Terrorize Ourselves
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Creating Microbial Monsters To Terrorize Ourselves

There is a claim, said to be made by a prominent "neocon" in the Trump administration, that "Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes have both been named as possible domestic terrorists".…
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    At last, an opportunity to join you in the "Quagmire of Marginal Statistics." This and later quote are from memory…

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    "South Korea and Japan will no longer exist, perhaps in our lifetime, if they don’t start reproducing or bringing more…

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    The alternative to preserved clay is, sooner rather than later, mouldy clay… Does this mean to create fear? There are…

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    Growing up in the late 1950s, I played with modeling clay almost every day. Who knows, back then it was…

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