Answers by Margaret Anna Alice in an interview conducted by David Josef Volodzko. Dissident Dialogues, part II. Now to the question of dehumanization. I wanted to save this for last because it deserves an essay in itself. I find it fascinating that you’re not convinced dehumanization occurred during COVID. I feel that is probably the
By Margaret Anna Alice With calls for amnesty and literal claims that “mistakes were made” resurfacing, it seems an appropriate time to remind the Covidians and colluders of their behavior and pivotal role in enabling tyranny. This is not intended to rub their noses in their cowardice but rather to inform them that humbly taking
By Margaret Anna Alice “It is essential to employ, trust, and reward those whose perspective, ability, and judgment are radically different from yours. It is also rare, for it requires uncommon humility, tolerance, and wisdom.”—Dee Hock Robert, I just learned about your reply to a tweet sharing a Mike Yeadon video1 in which you wrote:
A collaboration between Margaret Anna Alice (writing, vocals) and Visceral Adventure (video editing), this video was originally published at Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass. The poem first appeared in her Anatomy of a Philanthropath series on June 24, 2022. (Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass/YT) Poem by Margaret Anna Alice A philanthropath
By Margaret Anna Alice We are at a fragile moment in the life of the Resistance, and it seems people’s nerves and judgment are fraying the longer the war wears on. Pissants scatter dispiriting remarks about like litter. Fanatical contingents accuse anyone who holds a different view of being controlled opposition. Self-righteous inquisitors feel they
By Margaret Anna Alice “The cost of freedom is always high, but Americans have always paid it. And one path we shall never choose, and that is the path of surrender, or submission.” —John F. Kennedy This Independence Day, let us celebrate the indomitable nature of truth, the infectious spirit of freedom, and the resilience
By Margaret Anna Alice Voice Your Support for Sucharit Bhakdi Before His May 23, 2023, Trial “Where there’s no danger, there’s no courage.… Anyone can ‘endure’ security and well-being. The real challenges—the ones that force our endurance to grow from mere perseverance into true courage—arise in the face of hazard. “So it is with moral
By Margaret Anna Alice After being on the questioning end of Dissident Dialogues interviews for luminaries such as CJ Hopkins and Meredith Miller, I switched roles for this written interview conducted by Vanja Vinković on behalf of Croatian Weekly (Hrvatski Tjednik), an ad-free, print-only publication he describes as “the most-read newspaper in Croatia.” Vanja asked
By Margaret Anna Alice A while back, I was cautioned by someone I respect to “dial it back” and avoid using terms like “crimes against humanity.” Instead, I dialed it up. WAY UP. We are at a pivotal tipping point in history, and we’ve not a microsecond to waste. No time to mince words. No
A Message From Dr. Tess Lawrie When I first read Mistakes Were NOT Made: An Anthem for Justice by Margaret Anna Alice, it was painful and I had no intention of reading it twice. In envisioning a Better Way for humanity, I prefer not to remember the horrors of the past—the events and actions that