Public Health and Natural Rights: A Tale of Two Cities
5 min read Humans’ natural capacities for reasoning and speech mean that politics should be based on persuasion, not censorship, and that government should be based
Resources to facilitate practical steps toward reasserting sovereignty.
Resources to support the South African public in their pushback on government mandates and actions.
5 min read Humans’ natural capacities for reasoning and speech mean that politics should be based on persuasion, not censorship, and that government should be based
42 min read Evidence shows that behavioural science has been infused into the communications of many government departments. Who was responsible for using it to promote
< 1 min read Liberal democracies were turned upside down to “protect health services”. Billions were forced to accept the Covid injections. How were mandates allowed?
9 min read It is arguable that the world has yet to feel the full effects of the lockdowns that were imposed on us. Should lockdowns
< 1 min read By reviewing public health’s role in the Covid hysteria, and delving into little mentioned records and analysis of past quarantines/lockdowns, Sanjeev Sabhlok
4 min read Should WHO dictate how we manage basic challenges in our lives? We would give up centuries of hard-won gains and re-embrace the feudalism
12 min read The WHO’s updated abortion care guidelines illustrate a deliberate misuse of human rights norms to force a particular world view on others.
12 min read This continuation of our inquiry into the drivers of excess deaths digs a little deeper into the vaccination data to see how many
5 min read Whatever value system you apply to other humans, it is important to understand that international public health is currently dominated by rhetoric that
4 min read A major concern is that the WHO’s infodemic research agenda lacks earnest discussion on where health authorities’ own choices and guidelines contribute to