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On Car Seats and Censorship

Martin Enlund
12/27/24

Fertility rates in Western countries have fallen to historically low levels in recent years - not a single Western country had a fertility rate above the replacement rate in 2023.

The Peacock's Feathers: A Guide to Real News

Martin Enlund
12/25/24

When the spin is too smooth, is it really news? A look at the complex media landscape and the importance of costly signaling in evaluating information.

What if the Green Facts Don't Add Up?

Martin Enlund
12/22/24

Beneath the green rhetoric: A worrying picture is emerging, revealing that the EU’s green agenda may be stifling economic growth, compromising security, and undermining preparedness.

No Green Future without Economic Prosperity

Martin Enlund
12/19/24

Germany, the EU’s largest economy, is once again forced to bear the label “Europe’s sick man”.

The Multi-Headed Elites

Martin Enlund
4/23/24

This piece was published April 22, 2024 at Brownstone Institute .

In the iconic scene from the 1999 film The Matrix, the protagonist Neo is presented with a choice between two pills - the red pill, which reveals true reality, or the blue pill, which allows him to remain in his mundane existence, unaware of the choice he has made.

Centralisation is part of the problem

Martin Enlund
9/27/22

Claims that we need greater centralisation, more EU, or more globalisation are prevalent across the usual media channels.

Monetary Poverty Policy

Martin Enlund
6/21/22

Why is inflation so high, and what does the powers that be plan to do about it?

Well, of course a recession is looming

Martin Enlund
6/17/22

Well, of course a recession is looming. In contrast to the PhD’s in charge, the US yield curve (i.

Is the US about to experience a new 'Great Disorder'?

Martin Enlund
4/8/22

US inflation has recently been surging and is now “trotting”.