Just days after France legalized “assisted suicide,” the French government has now ruled that doctors can euthanize a conscious patient against his wishes by withdrawing life-sustaining treatment, even though he repeatedly says he wants to live.
The bombshell ruling has intensified fears that France’s euthanasia regime is already sliding toward a system in which doctors, not patients, ultimately decide who lives and who dies. [Read More]
In 2019, Al Gore joined then Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign a bill into law imposing 40% in ‘emissions cuts’ on New York State by 2030. Cuomo bragged that the draconian measures would represent “the most aggressive climate law in” America and sneered at the president that, “to deny climate change is to deny reality. Trump ignores climate change because it is not politically convenient to acknowledge it.” But it was actually Cuomo who was denying reality. [Read More]
The Iran War kicked off the price spike but it was uncanny how a machinery was so quickly put in place to instruct everyone of what to do. The panic about how to respond is intensifying. The crisis is without precedent, they say. We have to try new approaches, dramatic ones.
Suddenly, this institution called the International Energy Agency holds new prominence in world media. Founded in 1974, it’s an NGO associated with OPEC. It has no hard but only soft power – like the World Health Organization, with whom the IEA shares a similarly authoritative branding. [Read More]
Sure, cities can offer more career opportunities. Still, they are also more expensive, dirtier, have higher levels of crime, crowded, have fragile supply lines, and infrastructure that can get easily overwhelmed.
How do you view the value proposition of living in a big city today, given what is transpiring? [Read More]