Professor Miller, I just subscribed to your substack after watching the video; it's one of the most compelling I've seen since this pandemic insanity began. As a Christian conservative living in Canada, let me say you're absolutely right that this is not only a global issue, but one that is causing a lot of us to re-evaluate our long-held political biases. I'm happy to hear you've re-considered your previous views on the right to bear arms and globalism; I've certainly re-considered my views on the economy and the rights of workers. Wheras before I might have suggested a worker simply get another job if they don't like their companies policies or mandates; I now stand unequivocally with those workers ( even public sevice workers !) banding together to defy those claiming the right to force them to be injected against their will. With respect to the circle of those with whom you share information, someone you might wish to speak to for the Irish perspective is John Waters, formerly of the Irish times. His work can be found here on substack : https://johnwaters.substack.com/
Thank you again for the work you're doing, it's sincerley appreciated.
Professor Miller, I just subscribed to your substack after watching the video; it's one of the most compelling I've seen since this pandemic insanity began. As a Christian conservative living in Canada, let me say you're absolutely right that this is not only a global issue, but one that is causing a lot of us to re-evaluate our long-held political biases. I'm happy to hear you've re-considered your previous views on the right to bear arms and globalism; I've certainly re-considered my views on the economy and the rights of workers. Wheras before I might have suggested a worker simply get another job if they don't like their companies policies or mandates; I now stand unequivocally with those workers ( even public sevice workers !) banding together to defy those claiming the right to force them to be injected against their will. With respect to the circle of those with whom you share information, someone you might wish to speak to for the Irish perspective is John Waters, formerly of the Irish times. His work can be found here on substack : https://johnwaters.substack.com/
Thank you again for the work you're doing, it's sincerley appreciated.
May Christ bless you and your work,
Shawn
Is there any way to view episode 1 again? I downloaded 2 & 3 but really want to rewatch and share all three segments.