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I tried to put together an Independent Media Alliance panel on the topic of how to create a think tank for good, but only Steve Poikonen of AM Wakeup showed up...which doesn't bode well for the possibility of organizing a think tank that can make a difference in the world. Luckily, Steve had some extremely valuable insights into the question of think tanks, what they are, and wh...

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The Brothers Karamazov is famed Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky's final novel. Generally hailed as one of the greatest novels of Russian literature, this profound work provides insight into the human mind and the human soul, and it grapples with the great questions of suffering, sin and redemption. Here to discuss this novel is Ninel Ganea of ContraMundum.ro, the publisher of...

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This week on Sunday(?) Update: the terrorists in government want you to be ready for...something; the Australian Bureau of Meteorology gets caught fudging global warming data; and a strange, meaningless ritual plays out in Israel, Brazil and the US.

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This week on Sunday(?) Update: a Dutch civil case puts the COVID criminals on trial; Berenson gets shut down by an appeals court; and the Canadian government is still trying to justify the Emergencies Act.

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This week on Sunday(?) Update: a Dutch civil case puts the COVID criminals on trial; Berenson gets shut down by an appeals court; and the Canadian government is still trying to justify the Emergencies Act.

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