JEFFREY A. TUCKER Why Did So Many Institutions Fail? The courts were supposed to protect our liberties based on the Bill of Rights. They did not. The scientists were supposed to rally around facts and known truth. They did not

Why Did So Many Institutions Fail?

The courts were supposed to protect our liberties based on the Bill of Rights. They did not.

The scientists were supposed to rally around facts and known truth. They did not.

The economists were supposed to defend a functioning market. For the most part, they did not.

The media was supposed to operate as a watchdog of the politicians. They acquiesced to propaganda.

The digital platforms were supposed to guarantee free speech. They operated as censors instead.

The academy was supposed to be a sanctuary for truth. They bought and enforced the lies, quarantining the well, covering students’ faces, and jabbing kids for no reason.

The think tanks funded by private monies were supposed to provide an advocacy buffer on behalf of citizens and research, standing up to the trends of the time. Instead, they caved and went silent when we needed them the most.

The politicians were supposed to compete with each other and offer different points of view. They mostly fell apart and became a uniparty, with nearly every sitting politician but just a few cowering in fear.

The states were supposed to resist impositions of the federal government but 49 of 50 sold out completely and went along with the demands of the hegemon. The red states came around gradually but months of damage was irreversible. [https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/why-did-so-many-institutions-fail_4990930.html?utm_source=Morningbrief&src_src=Morningbrief&utm_campaign=mb-2023-01-18&src_cmp=mb-2023-01-18&utm_medium=email&est=6VK5tV6uMBtA1C%2FhgfJObYxqfIEnN%2Fru%2FBtAwVPmwn7VDKWX1rjQ563MC8hz]

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