Jon Miltimore
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Twin Cities, MN, United States
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The True Lesson of Mask Mandates Goes Far Beyond the Fact That They Didn’t Work
Even the New York Times is now admitting mask mandates were ineffective. But there’s a deeper lesson we need to learn from this story. → Read More
Legendary Journalist Says He Knows What the ‘Mystery Object’ Was the US Military Shot Down Over Alaska
No, it wasn't little green men. The answer is far simpler. → Read More
The Film That Turned Dietrich Bonhoeffer Away From Nationalism—and Toward Pacifism
The film would eventually be banned in Germany, but in 1930 “it was on screens everywhere”—including in the US, where a young Dietrich Bonhoeffer was vacationing. He and a friend watched the movie during a screening in New York City. Both wept. → Read More
Cardi B's Message to Inflationists After Looking at Her Grocery Bill: 'Put That S*** Down'
“I get a summary of the money that’s being spent in my home every week,” the rapper said. “So I went to the supermarket and I see, like, everything tripled up. Lettuce was like $2 a couple of months ago and now it’s like $7. Of course I’m going to say something.” → Read More
Nancy Pelosi’s Other Legacy: A Mountain of Debt for Our Children
When Pelosi became minority leader in 2003, the national debt stood at $6.2 trillion. When she turned over the speaker’s gavel, the national debt stood at $31.5 trillion. In other words, about 80 percent of the debt accumulated in all of U.S. history was accrued since Pelosi ascended to a leadership position in Congress. → Read More
The Most Important Scene in Sin City Reveals a Dark Truth about Violence and Power
It's almost like Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez read Solzhenitsyn. “Power don't come from a badge or a gun. Power comes from lying. Lying big, and gettin' the whole damn world to play along with you." → Read More
Why Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Mother Refused to Send Her Small Children to Germany's Public Schools
Paula Bonhoeffer "subscribed to the maxim that Germans had their backs broken twice, once at school and once in the military." → Read More
Hitler’s Chilling Words on Means and Ends
One of the best examples of Hitler’s Weltanschauung can be found in his view of means and ends. During a talk with Joseph Goebbels on February 23, 1937 Hitler bragged about his “great achievement.” → Read More
14 Signs of Totalitarianism
While both the political Right and the political Left accuse each other of harboring tyrannical ambitions, the philosopher Karl Popper offered a clue as to when a legitimate government crosses the line and becomes a tyrannical one. → Read More
Child Services Tells Mother Her Kids Can't Play Outside by Themselves
Authorities in Virginia informed the mother of three that her children must be supervised at all times outdoors until they are 13 years old—and coerced the family into signing a “safety plan.” → Read More
How a Third Grade Teacher Used Competition to Fix My Son’s Reading Struggles
Like many children, he had fallen behind in reading during the pandemic. → Read More
Forcing Railroad Workers to Accept a Contract They've Rejected Is Violence
On Friday, President Biden signed legislation prohibiting a rail strike and effectively forcing workers to accept a contract they rejected. → Read More
Did Maskless Fans at the World Cup Trigger the Mass Demonstrations in China?
The Chinese government maintains a notoriously tight grip over media, but even censorship has its limits. → Read More
How the ‘Riddle of Steel’ in Conan the Barbarian Reveals the Secret of Power
Thulsa Doom: There was a time, boy, when I searched for steel, when steel meant more to me than gold or jewels. Conan: The riddle... of steel. Thulsa Doom: Yes! You know what it is, don't you boy? Shall I tell you? → Read More
6 Books That Will Rewire Your Brain (in a Good Way)
You can learn a lot about people by looking at their bookshelves. → Read More
Why Sam Bankman-Fried Sounded so Much Like a Rand Villain
Who said it, SBF or James Taggart? “It's okay to do a deal that is moderately bad..." → Read More
6 Things I Never Knew about Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Despite what you may have heard, the Monster is not "sympathetic" and Dr. Frankenstein is not the villain. → Read More
6 Tips on How to Ask For a Raise
Ninety percent of your success in any negotiation will come from one thing, a career coach says. → Read More
Kevin O’Leary on Inflation: You Printed $7 Trillion in 30 Months. What Did you Think Would Happen?
“For all the talk of inflation, you print $6.72 trillion in thirty months, what the hell did you think was going to happen?” the Shark Tank host says. “Of course there’s going to be inflation.” → Read More
Who Authorized the Department of Homeland Security to Police Online Speech? Not Congress
We now know the Department of Homeland Security has been working behind closed doors for years to abridge free speech. It appears to have done so with no explicit legal authority. → Read More