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| − | '''Ron Unz''' is a theoretical physicist, software developer, entrepreneur, writer | + | '''Ron Unz''' is a theoretical physicist, software developer, entrepreneur, writer and publisher. Unz financed and ran the campaign in [[1998]] for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_California_Proposition_227 California ballot Proposition 227] that restricted bilingual education programs in [[public schools]], and has been the financial supporter of an ideologically diverse list of causes.<ref>https://www.ronunz.org/summary-biography/</ref> |
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| − | Ron Unz ran for the seat of [[Governor of California]] in [[1994]]. In the [[1990s]], he was a donor to right-of-center and libertarian public policy organizations the [[Manhattan Institute]], the [[Reason Foundation]] and a financial backer of the far-left [[Counterpunch magazine]]. From [[2007]]-[[2013]] he was the publisher of [[The American Conservative]] and now [[The Unz Review]]. | + | Ron Unz ran for the seat of [[Governor of California]] in [[1994]] and for the [[US Senate]] in [[2016]].<ref>https://vdare.us/posts/ron-unz-running-for-senate-because-of-ca-gop-s-bilingual-ed-betrayal</ref> In the [[1990s]], he was a donor to right-of-center and libertarian public policy organizations the [[Manhattan Institute]], the [[Reason Foundation]] and a financial backer of the far-left [[Counterpunch magazine]]. From [[2007]]-[[2013]] he was the publisher of [[The American Conservative]] and now [[The Unz Review]]. |
==Opinions== | ==Opinions== | ||
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 Ron Unz     (software developer, businessman, publisher) | |
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| Born | Ron Keeva Unz 20 September 1961 North Hollywood, California |
| Nationality | US |
| Alma mater | Harvard University, University of Cambridge |
| Founder of | The Unz Review |
| Member of | The Unz Review |
Publisher of The Unz Review. | |
Ron Unz is a theoretical physicist, software developer, entrepreneur, writer and publisher. Unz financed and ran the campaign in 1998 for California ballot Proposition 227 that restricted bilingual education programs in public schools, and has been the financial supporter of an ideologically diverse list of causes.[1]
Activities
Ron Unz ran for the seat of Governor of California in 1994 and for the US Senate in 2016.[2] In the 1990s, he was a donor to right-of-center and libertarian public policy organizations the Manhattan Institute, the Reason Foundation and a financial backer of the far-left Counterpunch magazine. From 2007-2013 he was the publisher of The American Conservative and now The Unz Review.
Opinions
Since early 2020 Unz has promoted the idea that COVID-19 is of non-natural origin. He suggests that it was a bioweapon released in China by the US military.[3][4]
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document:Former MI6 chief behind faked “evidence” for Iraq war leading anti-China Wuhan lab conspiracy | Article | 10 June 2021 | Julie Hyland | President Biden's intelligence service order relating to the Wuhan lab leak theory was issued the same day that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's former chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, gave evidence before a parliamentary committee in which he confirmed a government policy to allow tens of thousands to die from Covid-19. |
References
- ↑ https://www.ronunz.org/summary-biography/
- ↑ https://vdare.us/posts/ron-unz-running-for-senate-because-of-ca-gop-s-bilingual-ed-betrayal
- ↑ "American Pravda: George Orwell's Virus Lab-Leak"
- ↑ "About bats and COVID: Why the Wuhan ‘lab leak’ theory shouldn’t be dismissed out of hand, and other reflections one year into the crisis"
