2023 Sept 14 The Bryan Hyde Show
Remember when over the counter cold and allergy medicines actually worked? Before government made the manufacturers change their formula to something that didn't? Jeffrey A. Tucker recounts what happens when Orwell meets your stuffy nose.
The nuclear family has withstood a lot of challenges over the years. Cadence McManimon explains why breadwinning begins before the wedding.
Since we don't seem to be responding too well to the fear-mongering over covid any longer, the authoritarians among us are doubling down on what they call "climate crisis." Edward Ring describes precautionary principle extremism and its application to climate mitigation.
The pushback on so many of the covid protocols wasn't about being contrary. As Stella Paul reminds us, it was about the death of informed consent.
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How bad would things have to get for you to consider packing up and leaving the U.S.? Doug Casey has a marvelous take on when it's appropriate to make the so-called "Chicken Run."
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