This Week in Common Sense

And by "the Damned," Paul Jacob means . . . well, watch the video. Or listen to the podcast . . . https://thisiscommonsense.org/2022/03/05/evidence-of-the-damned/

Paul Jacob talks about the biggest political issue: real democracy, where politicians aren't allowed to manhandle and tyrannize citizens.

The titles this week, from ThisIsCommonSense.org: The Next Worst Thing (on New York Mayor Eric Adams' attack on free speech) Virtual Private Communist (on an Olympic athlete's Marie Antoinette Moment) #GoPoundSand (on the able replacement for GoFundMe) The Hacker Crackdown (on the criminal attack upon GiveSendGo) Stay on Call (on the very best sort of backlash) Something Something Something Peak Hubris (on the wit and wisdom of the late P.J. O'Rourke)

Paul Jacob glories in the low Olympic viewership, cheers on Canadian convoy protests, considers the nature and degrees of insurrection, and the chuckles at the wit and wisdom of William Makepeace Thackeray. All in reference to what's been published at ThisIsCommonSense.org this last week.

We're talking about more than just Neil Young here! ThisIsCommonSense.org.

Satirical video about China's upcoming Olympics. More on the Chinese government's crimes against humanity: All the Tyranny in China -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2020/02/27/all-the-tyranny-in-china/ Thriving Totalitarianism -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2019/10/12/thriving-totalitarianism/ Disney’s Memory Hole -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2021/12/01/disneys-memory/ Strait Democracy -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2021/10/12/strait-democracy/ The Sound of Sino-Silence? https://thisiscommonsense.org/2021/03/22/the-sound-of-sino-silence/ Pandemics — and Something Far Worse https://thisiscommonsense.org/2020/03/18/pandemics-and-something-far-worse/ The Most Deadly Disease -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2020/02/17/the-most-deadly-disease/ Friends & Enemies -- Common Sense https://thisiscommonsense.org/2020/04/14/friends-enemies/ ‘One Child Nation’ Exposes the Tragic Consequences of Chinese Population Control -- Reason TV https://youtu.be/RdkHA_-xryk Totalitarianized https://thisiscommonsense.org/2019/12/31/totalitarianized/

Paul Jacob smells something fishy in mainstream media and world politics! We start with the bust of Nefertiti, chat about the Neil Young spat with Joe Rogan and Spotify, and then lay into the big stories of the week as they have appeared on ThisIsCommonSense.org. Oh, and who's the stupid S.O.B.?

The big stories of the week — including some of a hopeful cast! See ThisIsCommonSense.org for more details.

What is? What is pathogenic in people? you may ask. Well, a new virus. But so also are lies. And corruption. And love of big government über alles. Which is why you should listen to Paul Jacob every weekend. Paul rethinks the big stories of the week, and serves as a watchdog on government and corruption run amok. His podcast This Week in Common Sense can be found on most podcatchers as well as on SoundCloud, where it is hosted: https://soundcloud.com/thisweekincommonsense/pathogenic-in-people Or here on Rumble. See also ThisIsCommonSense.org.

Paul Jacob sorts through fact, myth, and meaning of the January Sixth events. See ThisIsCommonSense.org and https://soundcloud.com/thisweekincommonsense/eyes-on-the-insurrection ...

Merry Christmas from Common Sense with Paul Jacob! And a little hope for the New Year: not everything is bleak. See ThisIsCommonSense.org for the full story.

Beginning with John Adams and ending with George Washington — Paul Jacob isn’t going backwards, he bookending the week in review, which includes subjects with a lot of F’s: Friends, Frauds, Facebook, and whole lot more!

Paul Jacob looks closely at two major stories: politicians' itch to extend draft registration to young women, and Democrats scratching at their even bigger itch, the move to let non-citizens vote in American elections.

The wit and wisdom of George Santayana Stanislaw Jerzy Lec Glenn Greenwald all serving as grist for Paul Jacob's commonsense view of the world, from the pages of ThisIsCommonSense.org.

The biggest story of the week, and a few more to boot. Paul Jacob re-caps the third week of November, 2021, focusing on his coverage of these stories on ThisIsCommonSense.org.

Paul Jacob isn't pretending to be on Rachel Maddow's team, or on the Democrats', generally — but he's very much a democrat. Who loves liberty. Ripped from the headlines of ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Scott Jensen is a family physician and a candidate for governor of Minnesota who opposes counterproductive lockdown measures. So of course his medical license has been repeatedly attacked by regulators. And in Virginia, a wave of support for Republicans is being noted by everyone — but not everyone is getting the reasons quite right. Paul Jacob covers these big stories and more here on this podcast, and at ThisIsCommonSense.org. The audio podcast is hosted at https://soundcloud.com/thisweekincommonsense/what-we-ought-to-be-able-to-fix . . .

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!

Paul Jacob, in London to help the Sikhs of Punjab gain political independence from India, talks about the wisdom of Stephen Covey and the plight of Taiwan. See ThisIsCommonSense.org!