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The price of U.S. oil is dropping. It stands at an 18-year low. Demand continues to decline as the world’s economy grinds to a halt. Much of the world is in lockdown.
There are many media talking heads spinning the situation but there is nothing new in the new flu. This one is like all the others, some more contagious and some less. Some are more deadly and some are less. In the end, it is another flu.
It is time for some perspective on government imposed shutdown. The President made an announcement. He is aiming toward Easter Sunday as the point at which to begin getting the economy going again. This is triggering heavy opposition. The debate is about how much destruction to the economy to inflict. That is simply a stupid …
California is the most populous and most leftist state and its governor is making threats of martial law. Is it possible? Sure, but what made the threat seem reasonable? Let’s think about that for a few seconds.
How are the clinical trials of Hydroxychloroquine in New York State turning out? Well, the trials began last Tuesday. Strange there isn’t more reporting on the results, don’t you think?
Dr. Bill Warner has done a comparison of Shariah versus the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). What follows is from a video of Dr. Warner’s titles Human Rights, Shariah Wrong. Thanks to Dr. Warner for his work in compiling the differences.
If you missed it here is a rundown of New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu’s Emergency Orders during the Coronavirus “crisis.”
The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion “Phase III” emergency aid package. They are pushing this as being to “help” America recover from the coronavirus lockdown. Previous phases provide funds for testing and paid family leave. Not one U.S. Senator voted against the legislation: 96-0.
Epidemiologist Neil Ferguson created the highly-cited Imperial College London coronavirus model. The initial projection from Ferguson’s model projects 2.2 million dead people in the United States. It also projeImperialcts 500,000 dead in the U.K. from COVID-19.
Grok doesn’t do coordinated sections like newspapers do. Maybe there’s no need. But maybe we should take more interest in things related to business. After all, business determines what’s happening in the economy; at least to the extent the government allows it.
