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These are the top 3 most read articles at Brownstone Institute this week (ending May 23, 2025) By James Bovard, David Bell & Ramesh Thakur, and Clayton J Baker MD respectively. Here's where you can read the articles: 🧵 THREAD

An example of why medical decision-making should not be left solely to doctors. The profession has a long history of putting politics above human lives.

Everyone needs to know the stories of the children and families harmed from lockdowns and school closures. Total derangement took hold of the culture, and it was led by the so-called "expert" class. This is why I made the film Generation-Covid.

We don’t need an international health organization that was a good idea 50 years ago and has just bloated with age. We need one that makes sense now. brownstone.org/articles/the-w…

Freedom, even medical freedom, seems incompatible with banning things. Perhaps we need to decide which side of the freedom fence we reside. brownstone.org/articles/to-di…

For reasons that seem to defy logic, commonsense & medical ethics, US CDC still recommends Covid mRNA vaccines for healthy infants, children & adolescents (including during pregnancy -i.e. giving to the fetus). Why? And why do other countries do better? cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/i…

So instead of seeing patients and using my skills to help people, I’m spending my days at the library reading the most expensive transcript I couldn’t afford to pay for—a $6,000 document I was forced to buy because the judge ordered both parties to produce it. I’m being

Why are EU leaders so relaxed about having people killed? brownstone.org/articles/the-n…

Excess deaths are a public health emergency when there is profit to be made in addressing them. They are non-news when profit may be driving them.

"We live in a time of neo-feudalism, with the powerful hanging on to their privileges and harvesting new ones by starting wars, announcing health crises, and surveilling the hell out of us." But, as usual, we will do better. brownstone.org/articles/smell…

A tough call: Cancelling contracts for pharmaceuticals that are likely to do more harm than good, for a hypothetical pandemic that is unlikely to cause significant harm. Unless someone uses other funds to fiddle with the virus. reuters.com/business/healt…

Why it remains reckless to trust public health institutions for health advice.

Workers pay taxes (income, payroll, consumption, property…). Will AI? rt.com/news/618323-ai…

A genuine public health issue👇 If return on investment was measured in lives more than dollars, & those lives translated into media sponsorship, there would be attention.

this is very much the key takeaway: we are not "turning on the experts," the "experts" turned on us. they became corrupt, venal, and dogmatic, captured by regimes, pay for play publication and grants, and agenda-driven science and social policy. covid was the bridge too far,

An interesting story of how institutional medicine works. brownstone.org/articles/a-can…

Medical freedom was not meant to be about banning things. Evan when we think we know best. Hooked on Freedom: Why Medical Autonomy Matters – The Daily Sceptic dailysceptic.org/2025/05/29/hoo…

On the sheer idiocy behind the justifications for gain-of-function research. Taxes funded this. Only fools call fools ‘experts’.