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How You Aren’t Like The Rest & Why That Shouldn’t Surprise You
Did you really think this was the culture that would say “No!” to the jab? Because a lot of people write me in a state of total disbelief. That’s a problem. Disbelief enfeebles you. It makes it hard to assess reality and respond accordingly. Analysis paralysis writ large. At least 2/3 of would-be freedom fighters are stuck in a state of disbelief, which is exactly where your opponent wants you.… → Read More
Those Who Wave Flags From Atop The Bridge
The King’s Highway — El Camino Real — The Royal Road, passes 300 or so miles as U.S. Route 101 as it connects degenerate Hollywood to even more degenerate Silicon Valley. It connects Los Angeles to San Francisco — one city named to commemorate a Christian exemplar, the other city named for the angels. Along that road can be found the spirit of the American heartland. This is not the Pacific… → Read More
Simone Gold, Domestic Terrorist, Was Scheduled For Release From Prison On September 11th
How fitting that someone sat down with a calendar and said, “Simone Gold, one of the highest profile ‘scalps’ of January 6, 2021, should be released from prison on September 11, 2022, the anniversary of the terrorist attacks.” Whatever you believe took place on 9/11, the fallout of that day is clear. That is the day in which the insurrection against the American people really kicked into high… → Read More
The Cowardly Response To Seeing Someone Successfully Defy Mask Mandates
A man previously entered a hospital unmasked. I encouraged him to do the same again, to not ask permission, but to simply go and do it and to not be timid about it. About that approach, a reader writes: I was surprised at your response which will only invite Confrontation; just do what about 50% of those in my state did during the ridiculous mask mandates; wear the mask through the door and… → Read More
What You Can Do When Jane’s Revenge Attacks
A few readers brought to my attention an attack on a pregnancy support center by a group called “Jane’s Revenge.” They wanted to do something about it. That we did. Regardless of what you may personally think of abortion, I recognize it is good for everyone when pregnancy support centers exist. A pregnancy support center is an organization that exists to facilitate options other than abortion.… → Read More
The Tyranny Continues: A Trader Joe’s Manager Gives Me an Ultimatum
You may have noticed a piece in The Gateway Pundit Thursday, August 18, 2022, entitled “Trader Joe’s Manager Threatens Customer For Talking About Covid And Religion With Employees But He Has No Idea Customer Was Recording The Whole Conversation.” Quite a few readers clearly did, and kindly sent the link to me. Thank you for that! An Important Habit To Be Mindful Of The article came about because… → Read More
All Roads Lead To: 'Ron Paul Was Right'
On this day — August 20 — in 1935, a boychild was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania to a German family that owned and operated one of the local dairies. That boy would come to shape the affairs of the world in ways that few people are able to see. Some of that impact is so subtle that even some of his most impassioned supporters miss the extent of that impact as it takes place right in front of… → Read More
10 Corona Steps Ahead: This Is Where We Are Going, and Where You Will Follow If You Comply
In everything written below is a question at the heart of a single principle: Will you comply? And this is especially at the heart of that principle — Will you comply blindly before fully understanding the consequences of your compliance, which may take many years and would require you to default into non-compliance with every new idea placed in front of you? Will you even do that? Where We Are… → Read More
'I Feel Like My Unborn Grandchildren Are Saying ‘Please Fix This!’'
Wildland firefighters carry fire shelters that they use when trapped in a forest fire. The shelter protects them from the heat of a fire and can save a firefighter’s life. While using a fire shelter is a life saver, it is certainly a last resort, because the end result is far from a perfect outcome. To use a fire shelter, the firefighter lies on the ground and covers himself up under the fire… → Read More
The KN95, The Most Foolish Mask Of Them All
There is an N95 mask and there is a KN95 mask. The more lazy-minded among us say, “the term KN95 contains the term N95, so therefore it must be the same.” You could say it is like neo-conservative contains the word conservative, so it must be the same thing. Except, neo-conservative is the opposite of conservative. Neo-conservatives encourage the biggest of big government programs: war. If… → Read More
For All The Saints
Thanks Allan, for this hard hitting post and the older one when you explained how everyone is watching you, strangers friends etc. I know you must get a bazillion emails, so I am not searching for a response, and perhaps you get mean mail, so I’m sending a nice mail. I just want to say thank you for continuing to spread truth in all your writing and for always encouraging lions. You remind me of… → Read More
The Hard Questions You Should Be Asking Your Heroes
A reader writes: You may have heard of Ian Miller, the guy who produces all the graphs on Twitter showing how masks don’t work, that mask mandates and cases/hospitalizations/deaths had no correlation, and recently wrote a book on mask failure. He was a guest on a podcast that I listened to and the host asked about his day to day experience living in California (Orange County) under harsh mask… → Read More
Do You Ever Find Whining To Be Disgusting?
There are some clear boundaries between declaring versus whining. Between delineating versus complaining. Between establishing a boundary versus moaning over how aggrieved you are. It’s not always clear. But it is mostly clear. 1.) In tone, and 2.) In a clear call for action I’ve been bettered by an opponent many, many times. But you won’t catch me whining, unless of course I conclude that… → Read More
A Motivated Reader Asks: “How Do I Start A Mask Free Airlines?” It’s Easier Than You Think
Dear Allan, I am an experienced airline pilot flying commercially for the airlines and have been flying for over forty years. I was flying before I had my driver’s license and am still young enough to fly for years to come. However, I have not flown in over a year due to mask requirements, nor am I looking forward to going back to that nightmare. I aspire to found my own airline and am… → Read More
If You Have Problems Trusting, You Will Have Problems Living A Life Of Freedom
As the regime around us falls apart, Americans (and all people) will increasingly look for more trustworthy leaders to turn to for answers. That is where you come in. My job here is to rouse lions. Your job is to be that lion. Your job is to be that person who walks through the day unable to do anything but be his free self. In all likelihood, it is the most natural thing you have ever done. It… → Read More
How Does An Airline Employee Stop Wearing A Face Mask?
A reader writes: I work for an airline. I am done with face masks. What strategy can we use to get masks off people in airplanes and airports? Now is the time to do this. The way I see it, we have until the midterms in November while they are loosening things to make themselves look better for the election. Things will get a lot worse after that. So the time is now to make this happen. —I Really… → Read More
Daylight Savings, Covid-19, and Face Masks Are All The Same
Some nonsensical people claiming moral authority gave government new, seemingly permanent control over an area of life. That describes Covid. That describes face masks. That describes Daylight Savings. I will not even bring up the Covid shot as part of that category. The shot is barely fits. The shot takes ten seconds of weakness to take. If you took the shot you are just a fool, or at least you… → Read More
Why 'Critical Mass' Is an Awful Goal
A reader writes: Dear Allan, “Virtually all mandatory policies related to health and ability need to have exemptions in order to not be discriminatory. That is federal law. (my emphasis)” Allan, in your LRC post that includes the quotation, above, () you continue to push string (), at the least. At worst, you persist in an assumption that, once the lawlessness of a policy is exposed and called… → Read More
Repetitions Matter
Try. Try again. Ask yourself how you did. Ask yourself what you could do better. Then try again. Do that more. Perfect your form. Do less of what you are doing wrong. Keep repeating what you are doing right. Do it some more. Your grade school gym instructor may have had you repeating the same behavior until your muscles understood the movement. Your high school wrestling coach may have blown… → Read More
The New York Times Explains That Mask Wearing Helps To ‘Rewire’ Children
Pro tip: Google and The New York Times have a business arrangement that makes subscription-free reading easier. If you don’t want to prop up this once great newspaper by buying a New York Times subscription, then do this: Whenever you hit a New York Times paywall, you can just copy and paste the URL into a Google search and click on the top return in order to view that New York Times article for… → Read More