By Margaret Anna Alice They told us it was safe. They told us it was effective. They told us everyone was doing it. They told us not getting it was selfish. They told us it was the only way we could study, work, shop, live. We listened to them. Why would they lie to us?
This is what it felt for three years. But not any more … (Doc Ahmad Malik) “The key thing, like my friend—this author & poet Margaret Anna Alice—says, she’s written this poem that says Mistakes Were NOT Made. Everything we’re seeing is calculated; it’s not botched, it’s not incompetence. It’s been planned for decades.” —@DocAhmadMalik
Ahmad Malik (a.k.a. Doc Malik) reads my poem “Eulogy for the COVID Kapos” with all his passionate, courageous heart. • https://eulogy4thecovidkapos.com/ • https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/eulogy-for-the-covid-kapos “The surest way to work up a crusade in favor of some good cause is to promise people that they will have a chance of maltreating someone. Men must be bribed to
By Margaret Anna Alice Canadian Government Found Guilty of Illegal Invocation of Emergencies Act On January 23, 2024, we received the best imaginable two-year anniversary present for the Canadian truckers protest short of criminal prosecution of Tyrant Trudeau and his colluders. As Michael Nevradakis writes in The Defender’s Canadian Truckers Score Big Victory Over Trudeau
By Margaret Anna Alice Nudging Us to Fear Freedom If I had been told a decade ago I would be frittering my time arguing with people about why censorship is bad and why free speech must be treasured, I wouldn’t have believed it. I mean, who objects to freedom? Okay, dictators and their psychophants, yes,
I am overjoyed to share Dr. Mike Yeadon’s incandescent reading of “Mistakes Were NOT Made: An Anthem for Justice” to celebrate the one-year anniversary of my poem. Since it was a conversation with Mike that inspired the poem, he was one of the first people I invited to participate in the video series I launched
By Margaret Anna Alice A Very Boring Story About What Could Have Been in Under 200 Words Once upon a time, some people got a little sick. Other people got a lot sick, but that’s because they were already sick with something else first. This sickness was similar to some other sicknesses, but there were
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: