Dr. Marilyn M. Singleton (US Doctor and Lawyer) interview with my colleague and co-author Dr. Yehoshua Socol: “… As my guest put it, the mindset behind the Covid-19 response will lead to “government expansion, ultimately ending in the establishment of … Continue reading →

Who is the principal beneficiary of the welfare state? This issue was discussed during the dispute hosted by “Students for Liberty” an international non-profit organization on January 11 at Ben Gurion University (in Hebrew). Here is the introductory speech by … Continue reading →

“Socializm Haziri” – Pig Socialism – the book written by Ilia Zatcovetsky and Moshe yanovskiy just starts to make its way to the reader. The book has been published by Kineret Zmora-Bitan Dvir Publishers. The book is our attempt to … Continue reading →

Our article claiming that lockdown policies have never been scientifically justified has been published in the Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (Yanovskiy M, Socol Y. Are Lockdowns Effective in Managing Pandemics? International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2022; … Continue reading →

The paper just published in INQUIRY: Cost-Effectiveness Threshold for Healthcare: Justification and Quantification. The material is basically a little bit boring. Do not miss the Appendix (counting lost Life Years as a result of lockdowns imposed on us by the Government … Continue reading →

Since votes at Hungary’s Parliament Elections and 1st Round of Presidential elections in France have been counted, the paper “Coercive Policies and Some Reactions to the Coercion in the Time of COVID-19 Pandemic” (supplementary to our “COVID-19 Library. Filling the Gaps“) … Continue reading →

Socialist, ‘green’ experiments had weakened Western economic power and emboldened Putin. Economic power is one of the key advantages of Israel in the Middle East and the basis for our military power. We can’t afford useless and dangerous political decisions … Continue reading →

The new updated version of “COVID-19 Library. Filling the Gaps” contains important references on the mandatory vaccination issues. Mandatory vaccination by the experimental vaccine (FDA and CDC agree that “Information is not yet available about potential long-term health outcomes…”) looks highly problematic. The … Continue reading →

Here is our mini-library (collection of references), filling some gaps in the current discussion of the COVID-19 crisis. “Intellectually, the greatest benefit I derived from the experience [of working in the office of President Ronald Reagan] was to be able to … Continue reading →