Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas So many problems, so few solutions So many problems and so few solutions – that work anyway. Save for Sweden, the Wuhan virus in Canada and around the world is being addressed by measures that fly in the face of all that has been learned about epidemiology, infectious diseases and respiratory viruses prior to 2020. Prime among these remedial measures are mandated “lockdowns”. Protection of the vulnerable and quarantining of the sick are no longer seen as enough. Indeed, the isolation of the healthy and the concomitant destruction of civil liberties are now deemed to be part and parcel of the required remedy-of-the-day. It does not matter th
Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas Read! Stephen Coughlin’s “Insurgency and Violence: a Citizen’s Guide” Follow-up, the foreign funding of Western educational institutions Last week’s update introduced the Clarion Project video “Covert Cash” and proffered an invitation to join a related webinar populated by expert panelists – including C3RF’s own Raheel Raza. The video and invitation seemed to hit a nerve as many of you commented on the sad state of affairs that sees our universities chasing foreign dollars and related agendas. One response in particular was especially enlightening as it included an introduction to a paper authored by Charles Asher Small and Michael Bass ent
Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas View! Clarion Project’s new video, “Covert Cash”, consider related webinar World-renowned human rights activist, President of “Muslims Facing Tomorrow” and co-founding member of C3RF, Raheel Raza, has joined with the Clarion Project in the production of a new video called “Covert Cash”. The video is a short 26 minutes long and goes into great depth behind the scenes to detail just who is funding educational institutions in the West. Problem is, this funding is coming from some of the most egregious nations in the world when it comes to human rights abuses. In addition, it might very well be coming with strings attached. In the American cont
Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas Charter Rights and the game of bait and switch As Canadian political leaders continue "following science” and the advice of medical experts, the nation continues its deep dive into joblessness and a yawning debt hole. It’s hard to understand how the “flatten the curve” strategy morphed into one that called for “planking” that same arc. Is this not the very definition of “bait and switch”?The bait was a promise of a two-week suspension of civil liberties to allow for medical systems to spin up and avoid being overwhelmed.The switch came when the goal posts were moved and a new requirement to “drive the infection rate to zero” was put in plac
