Dr. Robert W. Malone, a physician and biochemist whose worked has focused on the mRNA technology that was used in the COVID-19 shots, is chiding the U.S. Centers for Disease Control for wanting to rid the nation of "wrong-speak."
Only prophets and lunatics hear God's voice directly, but for the rest of us, there are what the late sociologist Peter Berger once described as "signals of transcendence" that erupt suddenly and unexpectedly in the course of human experience. They point us to a reality beyond what we know. Expressing a similar thought, the philosopher Roger Scruton wrote, "it is as though, on the winding ill-lit stairway of our life, we suddenly come across a window, through which we catch sight of another and brighter world – a world to which we belong but which we cannot enter."
When reviewing applications for disability benefits, the Social Security Administration consults an obsolete directory last updated in 1977, despite having spent $250 million on a newer, more relevant one.
In a recent op-ed for The Nation, abortionist Daniel Grossman attacked pro-life laws and made the erroneous statement that abortion survivors are a pro-life “myth.” Despite his claims, data gathered by the CDC and by various states reveals otherwise.