Pfizer has Hypnotized the World
Despite the abysmal performance of nearly every country in the world in following the few simple rules that would have prevented a global pandemic, egotism, hubris, and stupidity have left Continue Reading
The Free China Pod: The Royal Dudes (Chatting with a Striking Carpenter)
Seth comes on to discuss the ongoing carpenters’ strike in Washington and the ups and downs of labor organizing. Go join or form a union! Thanks for listening and never Continue Reading
Pseudoscience
Bret Weinstein and his wife Heither Heying are the AOCs of the new pop-academia circuit in their exploitation of the obvious problems in the academic system to mask their opportunistic Continue Reading
Free China Pod: 2021 Canadian English Leaders’ Debates Part 2
I will embed the video below if you’d like to watch the video (it is easier to understand what’s going on than just the audio). We streamed the Canadian English Continue Reading
Free China Pod: 2021 Canadian English Leaders’ Debates Part 1
We streamed the Canadian English Leaders’ debate. The audio from the debate is a bit quiet, but lets be honest, you came to listen to our beautiful voices anyway. We’re Continue Reading
The hubris of Chen Shih-chung and the Taipei elites
Chen Shi-chung, 陳時中, as the Taiwanese Minister of Health and Welfare since 2017, has presided over the Taiwanese government’s response to the Wuhan Coronavirus crisis since it began in late Continue Reading
Renewed Hope for Right to Repair
With US president Biden’s recent executive order to promote competition in the American economy, many are hoping this will lead to further pushes to fight for the right to repair. Continue Reading
Biden Creates Council to Encourage Competition, Will They Succeed or Will Their Donors?
In July US President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. signed an executive order for the purpose of “Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” Many have seen this as a potential avenue Continue Reading
The Free China Pod: Play Your Hand, Jokers Wild
Afghanistan, a Biden executive order to promote competition, clothing subsidies, the Palau travel bubble, a bombing in Pakistan, Taiwan killing their native rocket program, and the boys take a test. Continue Reading
Dead Presidents – a film review
Ari: A movie that I seemed only able to fully process when I was nearly asleep. With one set of characters, this 1995 movie is made up of broken pieces of Continue Reading