Extensive research in Wuhan Province, the birthplace of the Coronavirus (or so the story goes), suggests that the asymptomatic spread of COVID19 is a fairy tale, fake news, a story told by politicians to keep the people down.
The World Health Organization has repeatedly screwed the pooch on this pandemic business, so maybe this is an effort at redemption? They are claiming that data from several countries doing contact tracing demonstrates that the odds of getting COVID-19 from someone who is asymptomatic is “very rare.“
Biological women, hereafter referred to as ‘women,’ do not have a prostate. Men have one, and wearing a dress doesn’t make it vanish. Neither do estrogen therapy or castration. You’re stuck with the male chromosomes, the skeleton, and that pesky prostate.
While Anheuser Busch hasn’t felt the Bud Light Boycott in any meaningful “financial way” (yet), the anecdotal evidence that sales of that brand are down continues to pile up. And that shouldn’t upset anyone on any spectrum, after all – as the saying goes – “be you!”
Former Pfizer VP Mike Yeadon’s name popped up (see also, an anti-vaxxer, according to the same experts that told you the mRNA vaccine was safe and effective) so I looked him up.
Not much good can be said about the publication Newsweek, but for reasons not yet clear, it has allowed an opinion piece by Scott Atlas to appear under its banner. Something of an almost apology, apology.
Not necessary, not safe, and not effective. Lockdowns caused more harm than good. Vaccine harms are real and can lead to death. Money was a motivator at every level, the tests were lousy, only a fraction of the positives were actual cases, and the asymptomatic were punished for no reason. Masks don’t work against a … Read more
July 1990 The young Urologist just finished his residency and there was new hope for men with prostate cancer. A protein referred to as prostate-specific antigen (PSA) had been identified and seemed to be a useful screening test to look for early prostate cancer.
As promised in the last Monday Memes, I have an overflow. My meme cup runneth over. Certain about a Friday Overflow-Overflow.
What do NHJournal, SeacoastCurrent.com, InDepthNH.org, The NHBulletin, WMUR, The Union Leader, and likely every other print “newspaper” in the Granite State have in common? All the COVID Vaccine reporting has been favorable and supportive.
When fear and intimidation are not enough, apply snarky labels to people to make everyone uncomfortable. You can go in heavy with terms like COVID denier or Anti-Vaxxer or lean into something less derogatory like vaccine-hesitant.
Michael Betrus writing at The Brownstone Institue, has a piece titled, “Grading the Governors: Who Locked Down and Who Opened.”
England, from whom we declared our independence a few centuries back, has taken a leading stance on the matter of individual liberty. Last week the UK dropped enforcement mask mandates and vax passport enforcement. They’ve announced another COVID policy rollback.
I should give credit where due. Yahoo! News published a piece admitting a supply chain problem that leaves store shelves bare. But their explanation is akin to blaming a spoon for people being obese or a gun for the actions of a killer. It’s not just misleading; it’s backward.
You have a virus that statistically, 99.x percent of people will survive if they even catch it. Elites and the media scared the crap out of people (excluding this fact) for almost two years. You then give them home test kits. Guess what happens next?
We’ve got a new phrase for you. An aphorism, if you like. Say hello to, “The stricter the COVID protocols, the more cases you’ll get.” Or how not to flatten the curve. Remember the curve?
The non-binary carbon-based life form who cried ‘Omicron’ has a problem. It’s turning out to be a high-profile dud and in more ways than one.
It’s time for another trip down Epidemiological way. Substack author eugyppius shared a report from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, and it’s not great news for the Machine’s ongoing response to COVID.
Think about it. Employers, venues, airlines, and others want you to pass a COVID test or provide proof of vaccination to continue life as you knew it. But neither can prove you don’t have COVID if that’s supposed to be the point.