Author Archives: Dennis Sevakis

We’re rapidly leveling the playing field with China. Not in trade. Not in growth. But rather, domestic authoritarianism. Just ask McKinsey’s Peter Walker. Friday, May 1st

Are we being saved from Covid-19 or from the Constitution? Is this the “biggest screw-up ever” by our country’s leadership? WHO sees the light, and at the end Skeptical Environmentalist Bjorn Lomborg helps answer the questions. From Tucker Carlson the … Continue reading →

Independent Sentinal CA doctor: Lockdown is about control Doctors pressured to put COV-19 on death certificates By M. Dowling April 24, 2020 Dr. Dan Erickson of Bakersfield, CA, an ER physician, just dropped multiple bombshells that are diametrically opposed to … Continue reading →

But you never got to play in it Tucker Carlson Tonight – Wednesday, April 22 The McKinsey-China Nexus with comments by Sen. Marco Rubio (If you haven’t watched it, also check out Sen. Rubio’s May of 2018 Senate address) Tucker … Continue reading →

What else is there to say? “They want it to last forever. Even as the country dies. But it can’t last forever. Because it’s not their country. It’s ours.”

Antibody Testing Shows Wider Asymptomatic Infection – Beaumont Hosp. Immune Study Dr. Fauci & No More Hand Shaking Mayor De Blasio Asks New Yorkers To Snitch On Each Other Media Suppression Of Dissent Over Shutdown – Facebook Clamps Down Texas … Continue reading →

YouTube Introduction to the video: As the world is gripped by the ongoing pandemic, many questions remain about the origin of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus—commonly known as the novel coronavirus. Join Epoch Times senior investigative reporter Joshua Philipp … Continue reading →

Tucker on Friday evening: “…but it is clear how China sees this pandemic. China doesn’t see this simply or even primarily as a public health disaster, in which thousands are dying. China sees this as part of a larger geopolitical … Continue reading →

“Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects.” –Will Rogers, The Illiterate Digest, “Defending My Soup Plate Position” (1924) The price of that ignorance, of course, depends upon the subject and the circumstances. The following video from Stanford’s Hoover Institution helps … Continue reading →

Responding to yesterday’s posting, a long-time friend and classmate wrote: Powerful stuff. We’ve got to make this narrative go viral. Keep it up bro. Only comment, when I was working on the China scene in the 80’s and 90’s, the … Continue reading →