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  • US Works to Expand Rare Earth Mineral Production to Break CCP Monopoly
    US Works to Expand Rare Earth Mineral Production to Break CCP Monopoly
    The Chinese regime’s monopoly over rare earth minerals could soon be broken. The CCP has been expanding government control over its rare earth mineral industry,
    August 21, 2024BY Joshua Philipp
  • Major Government Policy on the Internet Passed
    Major Government Policy on the Internet Passed
    During the Obama administration a controversial policy was put in place to establish government control over the internet ...
    April 30, 2024BY Joshua Philipp
  • Less ‘Central Control’ After Daniel Andrews Exit, Treasurer Admits
    Less ‘Central Control’ After Daniel Andrews Exit, Treasurer Admits
    The Ombudsman said she was "deeply troubled" by the number of Victorian government staff afraid to speak out.
    December 6, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • The Banking Crisis ‘Great Reset’
    The Banking Crisis ‘Great Reset’
    Commentary On Sunday, March 5, 1933, just one day after his inauguration, newly elected U.S. President Franklin Delano ...
    April 7, 2023BY Michael Wilkerson
  • How to Turn Free Citizens Into Compliant Serfs
    How to Turn Free Citizens Into Compliant Serfs
    Commentary Free citizens have minds of their own and want to pursue their lives as they see fit. ...
    March 14, 2023BY Philip Carl Salzman
  • Senators Begin Amending Proposed Online Streaming Act Aimed at Regulating the Internet
    Senators Begin Amending Proposed Online Streaming Act Aimed at Regulating the Internet
    A Senate committee is rewriting Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act proposed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, ...
    November 27, 2022BY Marnie Cathcart
  • COVID-19: The Weaponization of Fear and the Loss of Freedom
    COVID-19: The Weaponization of Fear and the Loss of Freedom
    Commentary Many U.S. citizens wonder if life will ever return to normal. Are masks here to stay? On ...
    October 10, 2021BY John Mac Ghlionn
  • How Expanding Human Rights Increases Government Control, Ingratitude, and Resentment
    How Expanding Human Rights Increases Government Control, Ingratitude, and Resentment
    Commentary The concept of human rights, once it attaches to material benefits, has a profoundly damaging effect on ...
    August 3, 2021BY Theodore Dalrymple
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