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Introduction: The Unbroken Chain of Evil When the average American thinks about Nazis, most conjure up brownshirt thugs, jackboots stomping through European streets, and the monstrous efficiency of Auschwitz gas chambers. But almost nobody pictures the crisp white lab coats, the cool confidence of boardroom meetings, and the familiar corporate …

Witnessing the End of an Era I stood outside my local Rite Aid and watched the pharmacy sign come down for the last time. This store, a staple of the neighborhood for decades, is just one of thousands being shuttered or sold off as Rite Aid faces bankruptcy. The manager, …

The Untouchable Vaccine Industry: Shielded from Justice One of the most outrageous truths in modern America is the fact that vaccine manufacturers cannot be sued in traditional courts for injuries caused by their products. If you or your loved one suffers harm from a vaccine, you do not have the …

Back When Schools Had Gun Clubs Up here in upstate New York, there was a time when high schools had gun clubs. That was not seen as dangerous. It was a point of pride. Young men brought their hunting rifles to school, left shotguns in the back window of their …

America was once a land of strong backs, sharp minds, and clean blood. Today it is a nation of walking medicine cabinets. Every second commercial on television is pushing a pill. Every doctor’s visit ends in a prescription. Every ache, every emotion, every natural process has been rebranded as a …

If you ever forget how corrupt our government is, just look at how they handled the opioid epidemic. For two decades, doctors and pharmaceutical companies pumped opioids into anyone who walked into a clinic. It didn’t matter if you had a sore back, a stubbed toe, or just felt down. …

Did your dog die? There’s a pill for that. Did your wife leave you for the mailman? There’s a pill for that, too. Missed out on that promotion? There’s a pill waiting for you! Saddened or frustrated by financial problems? Having a rough week or month? Well, there’s no need …