POLITICAL: The judiciary is a branch of the state

Sunday, November 8, 2026

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Notes on my Brownstone Annual Conference Speech (to a sold out crowd)
Address by Robert Malone, Saturday 07 November 2026
Dr. Robert W. Malone
28 minutes ago << EDITOR ADDED DATE 2026-11-07>>

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Murray Rothbard set out the structural reason in Anatomy of the State. The judiciary is a branch of the state. Judges are appointed by the state, paid by the state, housed in state courts, enforced by state police. To expect such a body to deliver justice against the state is to expect a monopoly to rule against itself. In Rothbard’s framing, the court is a branch of the government interpreting the rules of the government in a game against the government. That is a feature, not a flaw. It is what the institution is for.

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In short, “We, The Sheeple” can’t catch a break.

Need to SHRINK the Gooferment down to where it’s unobtrusive.

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HEALTHCARE: Independent Medicine

Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Restoring Independent Medicine
A path to lower costs, better care, and a more resilient healthcare system
Dr. Robert W. Malone
2 hours ago << EDITOR ADDED DATE 2026-10-24>>

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Health Policy & Reform / By: Dr.s Jill Glasspool Malone and Robert W. Malone

American medicine does not have to remain trapped between government bureaucracy and corporate control. There is another model, rooted in the traditional American principles of independent businesses, professional responsibility, competition, and individual choice. For generations, physicians operated their own practices, established relationships with patients, and made clinical decisions without consulting corporate administrators or insurance-company utilization-review departments. They were medical professionals and small-business owners, responsible for their employees, expenses, and the financial survival of their practices.

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Another existing federal program offers an interesting precedent. The National Health Service Corps provides educational loan repayment for eligible physicians and other clinicians who agree to serve in designated shortage areas. Qualifying primary care clinicians can receive up to $75,000 in educational loan repayment for a two-year service commitment. The federal government has therefore already accepted the principle that reducing medical-school debt can encourage physicians to enter certain types of practice.

Why not apply a similar principle to restoring independent medicine? The objective should be to encourage independent practice across America, not merely in government-designated shortage areas or among physicians willing to accept another set of bureaucratic conditions. Assistance could be available to qualified physicians regardless of specialty or geographic location, whether establishing their first practice, purchasing an existing one, or leaving corporate employment. Eligibility should focus on professional credentials, independent ownership, and financial viability rather than government-imposed requirements governing patient populations, fees, or business operations. The purpose is to remove obstacles to independence, not replace corporate administrators with government administrators.

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Medicare and private insurers may pay more when care is delivered through a hospital outpatient department than when substantially similar care is provided in an independent office.

This is precisely the kind of government-created economic distortion that fiscal conservatives should question. If two qualified physicians provide the same service to comparable patients, why should ownership by a hospital corporation justify a higher payment? Site-neutral payment reform, where clinically appropriate, could reduce incentives for consolidation while preserving reimbursement for services that genuinely require hospital-level resources.

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As usual, when we push over the “rock” (of high prices), we find “nest” of parasites and diktats that raise costs  and create all sorts of market places distortions.

I remember how simple it was for my Mom to get me an appendix operation.  She got the estimate and while I was under the knife she crowdsourced the money from her savings and relatives.  Paid the bill; thus bailing me out. Everyone involved inspected the bill and found some items to be renegotiated. Submitted the bill to her employer sponsored insurance company. About a week later, she got a check from the insurance company, cashed it, and paid off the crowd sourced debts.  Put the reminder back in her savings account.  I remember the operation cost her 105$!  

A much much better system.

Like the tom woods sponsor “crowd health”.

A huge area for improvement in the current system.

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OGOVEROTRAGEOUS:

Sunday, October 4, 2026

https://www.malone.news/p/poop-peppers-and-a-mouse-in-the-brine?publication_id=583200&post_id=218636192&isFreemail=true&r=3snn7d&triedRedirect=true

Poop, Peppers and a Mouse in the Brine
Finger-lickin’ good
Dr. Robert W. Malone
4 hours ago

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My seventh-grade Spanish teacher, who was from Mexico, gave us one particularly memorable piece of travel advice: don’t eat raw produce in Mexico unless you want to become personally acquainted with Montezuma’s Revenge. Toilets could be hard to come by in the fields, she told us, and people sometimes pooped where they worked.

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Why should we have an FDA, and a CDC, for that matter, if like the Keystone Kops allude to in the article, the can’t find their <synonym for donkey> in brightly lit room.

Of course, the same criticism goes for the TSA that can’t find test bombs.  And, a slew of other Gooferment “agencies” who, in addition to being unConstitutional, also fail at what we commonly believe is their mission (i.e., protect the inhabitants of the USA).

Argh!

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GOVEROTRAGEOUS: The injured were left to bear the loss.

Monday, September 14, 2026

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Congress Gave Big Pharma Immunity. Vaccine Victims Got the Bill
The compensation system built to fail Americans
Dr. Robert W. Malone
Sep 12, 2026

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This is the story of a bargain Congress made with the American people in 1986 and quietly gutted in 2005. The original bargain was not perfect, but it recognized a basic moral fact: if government protects an industry by taking away an injured person’s ordinary right to sue, government assumes a corresponding duty to provide a fair and meaningful alternative. In 2005, Congress retained sweeping immunity for big pharma, while substituting a narrower, harsher, less transparent program effectively beyond the reach of any court. The manufacturers kept the protection. The injured were left to bear the loss.

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Sorry, but how do “We, The Sheeple” hold the politicians and bureaucrats accountable for giving “us” “the short end of the stick”?  Like the criminals they are, they hide their identities (often with out a recorded vote and all sorts of other subterfuges) and escape from the “crime scene” (i.e., Congress) with a pension, a bag of loot, and everything they can take including the kitchen sink if they can.

Where is the Vax Injured, their families, and the Tapayers’ hook to bring them back to face some sort of “justice”.  If such is possible?

These are “honest mistakes” or “little white lies”, this is corruption, malfeasance, and deliberate criminal action.

Argh!

<<Feel free to ask me how I really feel while I’m getting my pitchfork and torch!>>

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MEME: Again, many a true word is said in a meme?

Sunday, September 13, 2026

https://www.malone.news/p/friday-funnies-trust-me?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email#media-fd833cec-208b-4e7c-8c2c-468f1bd8b356

I’m surprised that people don’t kill themselves by accident.

Just the other day, I saw a pack of school kids on their scooters, with helmets, all looking at their screen while zipping along at about 20 miles per hour.

Lot of good this helmets will do when there is nothing Under them to protect.

Sigh!

Almost as bad as the drivers who are so engrossed in their screen that they completely miss the light from red to green and back to red.  It’d never happen in the Pepuls Republik of Nu Jerzee.

Argh!

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MEME: “There’s an App for That”

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

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“There’s an App for That”

Remember when you could just do things?

Check into a hotel. Board an airplane. Park your car. Order lunch. Buy a ticket. Enter a museum. Pay a bill. Turn on the television. Apparently those days are over.

Now there’s an app for that.

Checking in for a flight on an obscure foreign airline you will almost certainly never fly again? Download the app.

Parking for 37 minutes in a small town in Virginia? Download the app.

Want to look at the menu? Scan the QR code. Actually, no, download the app.

Want to pay for the parking meter? App.

Charge the car? Different app.

Open the hotel room? App.

Use the hotel Wi-Fi? Create an account, verify your email, accept 46 pages of terms and conditions, then download the app.

And naturally, every app would like to get to know you better.

Please provide your full legal name, date of birth, home address, email address, mobile number, two forms of identification, emergency contact, name and phone number of your closest living relative, credit card, billing address, location permissions, Bluetooth access, camera access, microphone access, contacts, notifications, and apparently a small vial of blood.

Then create a password containing 14 characters, one capital letter, two numbers, a hieroglyph, a Sanskrit character, and the name of your third-grade teacher.

Excellent.

Now verify your identity with a six-digit code we have sent to the phone you are currently using to read the six-digit code.

Whoops! The password has expired, create a new password. Be sure it doesn’t contain anything related to the last password. Oh, now verify your identity again.

All because you wanted to park the car.

There may indeed be an app for everything.

Unfortunately, there does not yet appear to be an app for leaving me the hell alone.

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Laugh!  

Yes, IKTF (I Know The Feeling).

Shouldn’t there be a genre of single function apps that can satisfy these “marketers” and yet not drive us all nut and fill up our “phones”.

It seems a misnomer to call what we carry around today as a “phone”?  I miss my Mickey Mouse handset that I had until my Mom came to visits eons ago and asked for it.  How could I say “NO”?  Good thing it had a switch for touch tone or not.  She never got touch tone because she didn’t want to pay for it.  I laugh even when I think about it because she kept it and her other extension phone switched to pulse even after the country switched to touch tone from pause for free.  When I’d use her phone I’d have to wait while the pulses were sent … … click … Click click … Click <eight more times> … Click <nine more times>… <<You get the idea?>> All to “dial” 1-90 something.  Felt like an eternity.

Laugh!

And I am called “cynical” and “curmudgeon”?  At least I am not a “LUDDITE”!

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SURVIVAL: Dont pet the fluffy cows

Wednesday, July 22, 2026
https://www.malone.news/p/sunday-strip-great-balls-of-fire?utm_source=substack
 
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The man was the unfortunate object onto which an already highly aroused rutting bull directed its aggression. Had another person, cyclist, vehicle, or even another bison occupied that same place at that moment, they might well have become the target instead.
That is one reason wildlife biologists often say that rutting bison are among the most unpredictable large mammals in North America. During the breeding season, their behavior can shift from apparently placid to explosively aggressive with remarkably little obvious provocation.
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See the video!
 
Dont pet the fluffy cows.
 
“There are two kinds of bulls: the ones that have tried to kill you, and the ones that haven’t had the chance yet.” —  unknown
 
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HEALTHCARE: The case for taking your health back into your own hands

Sunday, May 3, 2026

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The Cancer We’ve Been Looking For in All the Wrong People

  • Why a forty-three-year-old runner’s near miss is the lung cancer story you didn’t know you needed to hear—a review of “One Scan Saved My Life” by Shira Kupperman Boehler

Dr. Robert W. Malone
Apr 29, 2026

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There’s a particular kind of book that arrives at exactly the right cultural moment, and Shira Boehler’s One Scan Saved My Life is one of them. A healthy, forty-three-year-old mother of four — a runner, a never-smoker, the daughter of a pulmonologist — gets blindsided by stage I lung adenocarcinoma. The only reason she’s alive to tell us about it is because her husband nagged her into a preventive scan that wasn’t covered by insurance, wasn’t recommended by any guideline, and wouldn’t have happened at all if she’d left her care entirely to the system. If that doesn’t crystallize the case for taking your health back into your own hands, nothing will.

For readers sympathetic to the Make America Healthy Again movement, this book is going to land with unusual force, and the reasons are worth spelling out plainly.

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Sometimes we can’t worry about “insurance coverage” and let that dictate our health choices. This lady spent a few bucks and saved her own life. Remember the Gooferment is not your “Guardian Angel” (i.e., the clot shot recommendation; the old “food pyramid”; red dye number 3 thru whatever).

“Government healthcare is the first step to cyanide showers.” — unknown

 

“The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, nor to worry about the future, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly.” – Buddha

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LIBERTY: Informed consent in medical treatment is a fundamental human right!

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

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Bioethics and Freedom to Choose
Stop vaccine mandates. They are unethical, unjustified, scientifically unsound historic artifacts. Just say no.
Dr. Robert W. Malone
Jan 21, 2026

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But what do the Medical Guilds have to say about mandates and informed consent?

In its Code of Medical Ethics, the American Medical Association states:

“Informed consent in medical treatment is fundamental in both ethics and law. Patients have the right to receive information and ask questions about recommended treatments so that they can make well-considered decisions about care. Successful communication in the patient-physician relationship fosters trust and supports shared decision making.”

American Medical Association. Code of Medical Ethics: Informed Consent. 2025.

Fundamental in both ethics and law. But apparently there is an unwritten and unspoken vaccines mandate exemption.

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Hard for anyone who has read about the WWII horrific “medical experiments” conducted in Germany, Japan, and the USA.  

The Tuskegee Experiment, officially known as the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male, was a unethical study conducted from 1932 to 1972 by the U.S. Public Health Service, which observed the effects of untreated syphilis on African American men without their informed consent and without providing them treatment, even after effective medication became available

“Informed Consent” and a complete prohibition on Gooferment “research” is the only answer.

Maybe when I’m “king”, I can sign an “executive order” to mandate such.

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DISCOURAGING: Gooferment crowds out private charity

Monday, November 3, 2025

https://www.malone.news/p/homeseading-home-again-home-again?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=583200&post_id=177369074&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=3snn7d&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

Homesteading: Home Again, Home Again
The wonders of dairy
Dr. Robert W. Malone
Oct 28, 2025

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At one time, this country had a strong volunteer base to help those who needed help; the government has since replaced many of those efforts. Of course, we hope that as the government shrinks, our volunteer efforts must grow. We must grow a strong, giving populace and a strong economy – to help those who need help. Not because we must provide help when truly needed, but because we can and want to. Because we want to build our local communities up, as well as the people who live in them. We must rebuild our culture of giving… That is truly the American way.

But these efforts won’t develop overnight. It will take resources, organization, and time to build such a culture again. So we have a problem in the United States today; there are people who need our help now.

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I see many “social clubs” languishing and eventually dying out.  The Italian American club in North Brunswick recently sold out.  My American Legion post has all aging members and very little “new blood”.  Same for the local VFW.  Last gasps?

As the Gooferment devalues our money stealing our wealth and increases the welfare roles, it shoves the local Churches and Civic organizations into oblivion. So, in short, welfare is nothing more than redistribution of wealth, or theft. Those in legitimate need could have their needs better met by private companies or charities without government involvement, and without forcing others to pay for it.

I’ve read many stories of American in the past where charity was very local and very selective.  It also rebuilt the civic society by stressing individual responsibility and a “helping hand” bu t not a “handout”.

I remember the Black Churches on the 50’s and 60’s where families worshiped together and stood proud in their communities.  They may have been poor in material wealth but were “rich” in their community.

The Gooferment destroyed all of that.

The “plantation of slaves” was rebuilt by Gooferment handouts.

So sad.

Not sure if it can ever be reversed.

I remember Samuel Jackson as Zeus in the movie “Die Hard”.

 

Zeus: *So who’s gonna help you*?
Dexter: We’re gonna help ourselves.
Zeus: And who do we not want to help us?
Dexter, Raymond: White people.
Zeus: That’s right. Now get on outta here. Go to school.

 

Sounds like the absolute truth!

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