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FROM 2013: As with every such transition, the move from an industrial food diet to a homegrown, organic one is likely to occur in gradual stages. As people improve their gardening skills and devote more of their time and attention to sourcing healthy, natural foods from local growers and producers, they can slowly but surely eliminate the processed foods from their diets.
Today James gives you a sneak peak of the “Lifestyles of Liberty” VIP (Very Independent Producer) webinar that will be hosted by Richard Grove of Autonomy on March 5, 2023 by previewing his presentation for the event.
We are witnessing the apotheosis of that rule by emergency that I identified last year as the new governing paradigm for the erstwhile liberal Western democracies. And if that realization doesn’t send a chill down your spine, then you’re not paying attention. Strap in, folks. We’re going for a deeeeeep dive into the murky world of law, philosophy and government this week.
The freedom convoy commission has delivered its verdict: dissent is now illegal whenever the government declares it so! Find out about the commission’s final report and what it means for Canadians and freedom lovers the world over on this important edition of The Corbett Report.
Leigh Vossen and Sheldon Munroe of Students Against Mandates join us today to discuss their organization, how and why it was formed, and how it is working to lift the mandates and restrictions on students across Canada and to make sure that those mandates are never imposed again.
Today James demonstrates the proper way to formulate a question about someone’s research if you want to get a useful answer. And, as an added bonus, you’ll learn how the UNFCCC was rigged from the outset and how the much-ballyhooed IPCC report is nothing but a negotiated political document!
It’s official: the chatpocalypse is upon us! So we’re all going to die in a fiery robotic catastrophe, right? Maybe not. But before you breathe a sigh of relief and go back to whatever it is you’re doing, let me assure you that this chatbot takeover really is bad news, but probably not for the reasons you think
It's the first weekend of the month and it's a busy one for my family here in Japan so let's start the monthly members open thread. Corbett Report members are invited to log in and discuss anything happening in the world right now, ask any burning questions you may...
I don't need to tell you that we are living through world-historical times right now. The frequency of world-changing events is accelerating even as the impact of these events on our day-to-day lives is increasing. As Lenin rightly observed: "There are decades where...
As I'm busy preparing for my upcoming speaking engagements (and as the third part of my Year Ahead newsletter series promises to be a lengthy and detailed report), I'm posting this open thread in lieu of this week's newsletter. Please use this space to post news,...
As you may have noticed, it's Christmas/New Year break at The Corbett Report, so no newsletter this weekend. Corbett Report members are invited to discuss anything that's on their mind in the comments below. Not a Corbett Report member yet? Sign up today and join the...
It's December of 2019, so you know what that means: We've arrived at that special time when newsletter writers start penning their "Decade in Review" articles and pedants vainly contend that, "aKtUAlLy, the new decade doesn't start until 2021!" So let's ignore the...
I've noticed an interesting phenomenon in my 12 years of watching the news headlines for a living: Stories often pop up in mirror image pairs. Take these two recent stories, for example. One from the US Department of (in)Justice: "Manhattan U.S. Attorney Announces...
Unlike a lot of other North Atlantic Treaty Organization summits, you might actually have seen some mainstream news coverage of the group's 70th anniversary meeting that just wrapped up in London this week. But if you did see such coverage, it was probably limited to...
