Irishman David Thunder (researcher and lecturer of political philosophy at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain) didn’t participate. Wonder if many in the UK will do the same this Sunday? The Government of Navarra (an autonomous region of Spain where I live) is running an emergency alert drill for all cellphones in the region…Continue readingI Will be Powering Down my Phone for Today’s Emergency Drill. Here’s Why
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Sometimes the silencing of dissenting viewpoints is achieved through overt censorship – as we saw when Facebook suppressed arguments that entertained the Wuhan lab leak hypothesis, or when Twitter censored pretty much any assertion that could be construed as even slightly disfavourable to Covid vaccines. But more often than not, it is achieved by refusing…Continue readingTen Topics You’ll Rarely Hear Discussed Openly and Rationally on Mainstream Media
Jessica Rose was recently censored on Twitter. Steve Kirsch was prevented from asking certain questions by Google. Alex Berenson., Dr. Robert Malone, Bret Weinstein and others have also had their public posts censored. But David Thunder’s recent run in with Linkedin reveals private messages are in the cross-hairs too. A safer world Always the justification.…Continue readingNow your private messages
David Thunder’s latest censorship experience shows LinkedIn is a “safe, trusted and professional network for everyone”… except those who dare question. … Do not share content that directly contradicts guidance from leading global health organizations and public health authorities; including false information about the safety or efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines… LinkedIn Professional Community PoliciesContinue readingLinkedin limits
Me too, David Thunder. Thunder’s well thought-out comparative piece shows how collectives are not healthy places to be. Unless you live at the top, defining what the ‘greater good’ is and determining what the collective is to do to achieve that ‘good’. There are numerous historical examples of the horrors of collectivism. But there are…Continue reading“I want to live in a community, not a collective”
Researcher and lecturer of political philosophy at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain, Irishman.David Thunder outlines 10 lessons we can learn from the globally coordinated response to Covid. Why should you care about these lessons? Their implications for our world, and thus for us all, are truly frightening.Continue readingDavid Thunder: 10 lessons