Tucker and Rogers argue collapsing labor participation traces to vaccines, trade, lockdowns and a captured medical system.
Labor participation never recovered from lockdownsWomen are back at 1988 levels and one in three men are out of the workforce.
Four cumulative shocks, not one causeRogers stacks the 1986 vaccine schedule, NAFTA and the WTO, COVID closures, and the COVID shots.
Journals now erase papers rather than debate themThe SIDS paper was removed entirely, which Rogers calls weaponized retraction with no due process.
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Jeffrey Tucker of Brownstone Institute opens on the new Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report, singling out labor participation as the figure he has tracked since the lockdowns.
He says participation is falling for all populations, with working women in free fall back to 1988 levels and the over-55 cohort near lockdown lows, which he ties to shattered rituals of life, inflation, rising disability and the COVID shot.
Toby Rogers names four causes: the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act taking the schedule from about eight shots to 72, NAFTA and the WTO moving 10 million manufacturing jobs out and seeding the opioid epidemic, COVID wiping out a million small businesses, and toxic COVID shots taken by 70 to 80% of the population.
Tucker recounts speaking at the Feds for Freedom conference in Washington, D.C., where the organization announced a lawsuit against the CIA for investigating its own employees who resisted vaccine mandates, which complicates any theory of who 'they' are.
Rogers describes a worldwide digital book burning in which a SIDS paper that Senator Johnson has been writing about was not merely retracted but disappeared, and both men end saying the republic is on the verge of collapse with no viable political or economic philosophy on the table.
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“And so we reached the point today where one in three men are not in the workforce and these numbers aren't going to get better anytime soon.”
— Toby Rogers
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“I think you've called it biological colonialism.”
— Jeffrey Tucker
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“So the architects of the COVID disaster killed more Americans than the Nazis did in World War II.”