From Afghanistan to Iran, from COVID to Anthony Fauci, look around the world of government and politics and one clear conclusion can be drawn — the bureaucrats are everywhere.
And they’re really running roughshod over the basic civil liberties of Americans. Speak a viewpoint that counters the preferred narrative of the pols in charge and wait for it, wait for it, the attacks — the censorship — will come.
As Michael Pack, veteran documentary filmmaker whose produced several documentaries for the Wall Street Journal Opinion section, said: America’s political leaders are guilty of naïveté when it comes to dealing with radical Islamist forces, and the lessons that should have been learned during Afghanistan but weren’t are bringing the challenges today with the Iran war.
And meanwhile, America is still suffering the lingering impacts of a bureaucratically run COVID response that stripped even the most basic civil rights from individuals.
Pack’s “The Path to Zero” looks at the bureaucratic blunders involved with America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. And his “The Lockdown Dissidents” analyzes how the very experts America relied upon in pre-COVID days for health advice were suddenly tossed to the side during COVID for advancing truthful science — or science that countered the kind Fauci wanted put into the public airwaves.
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