Robert Kogon is a journalist who writes for the Brownstone Institute and RealClearMarkets. His articles cover a range of topics including vaccine contracts, safety concerns, birth rates, and medical freedom. Kogon aims to provide critical analysis and alternative perspectives on current issues.
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Robert Kogon primarily covers opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements with a focus on scientific matters, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and culture & society. He seems to be interested in thought-provoking pieces that question the prevailing narrative around COVID-19, vaccines, science, and governmental policies.
Given his preference for opinion editorial content and legal policy regulation analysis related to scientific matters and healthcare & pharmaceuticals topics such as COVID-19 response strategies or vaccine regulations would likely resonate well with him. Additionally, experts who can offer alternative perspectives on these issues may find their insights welcomed by Robert.
Although geographic focus is not specified, considering his coverage of European Union-related topics like German scientists meeting with Wuhan "Batwoman," pitches relevant to this region's impact on broader global health policies could also align with his interests.
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By: Robert Kogon
The Evidence from "X"
By: Richard Kelly, Robert Kogon, Ramesh Thakur, Peter St Onge, Jeffrey A. Tucker, Meryl Nass
Note that in X’s latest “Transparency Report” to the EU on its “content moderation” efforts, 90% of requests came from Germany.
By: David Bell, Tom Jefferson, Jeffrey A. Tucker, Thomas Harrington, Robert Kogon, James Bovard
Why not offer “freedom from Constitution?” “Freedom from fear” means security via delusions. Our ruling class should replace Bill of Rights.
By: Tom Jefferson, James Bovard, Robert Kogon, Thomas Harrington, Jeffrey A. Tucker, David Stockman
Revenue tariff is a start. Trump’s stance in favor of taxing consumption and requiring households to bear the cost of government is superior.
When the leaked “RKI Files” were unveiled at a July 23 press conference in Berlin, Aya Velazquez, who served as the conduit for the leak, proudly
Over the past two decades you may have noticed that court cases are being dismissed more frequently due to a lack of s tanding . The doctrine of s
By: Jeffrey A. Tucker, Debbie Lerman, Steven Morgan, Richard Kelly, Meryl Nass, Daniel Klein, Robert Kogon
Archive.org has stopped taking images of content on all platforms. We have gone a long time since this service has chronicled the Internet.
By: Bert Olivier, Jeffrey A. Tucker, Robert Kogon, Toby Rogers, Steven Morgan, Aaron Kheriaty
Morrow was instructed by her employer to remove the interview. The State fired her—a violation of an employee’s First Amendment rights.
By: Tom Jefferson, Robert Kogon, James Bovard, Jayanta Bhattacharya, Carl Heneghan, Ian Miller, Josh Stevenson, Bret Swanson
The answer to the question of how decision-makers can justify promoting influenza vaccination: by distorting and cherry-picking the evidence.
By: David Gortler
Trusting for-profit, overseas manufacturers to police themselves on quality control via self-selected “mailed-in” sampling doesn't work because it conflicts with a manufacturer's fundamental incentive for profit. Patients filling prescriptions hoping to treat a critical medical condition could instead be adversely affected with toxic, incorrect strength, or otherwise impure products stealthily and perniciously making them even sicker.
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