Campaign Rhetoric or Sedition.

Campaign Rhetoric or Sedition

Sedition is overt conduct tending toward insurrection against the established order. It includes things like speech and organization. Sedition often includes subversion of a constitution. It also often includes incitement of discontent towards or resistance against established authority.

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White House

Trump vs Biden on the Horizon

With the presidential election season gearing up, and the Democratic nominee almost cemented, this is a great opportunity to review the possible matchup we have in the works. The US feels very different since Trump first took office, and this election is potentially even more important than the last. With Biden as the likely Democratic … Read more

Murray Model Revised Yet Again – Now Saying NH Would Have Seven-Times as Many Coronavirus Hospitalizations YESTERDAY as Actually Hospitalized

Last night (3/31), at about 11:00 P.M., I posted Murray Model Predicted New Hampshire Would Need Three-Times as Many Hospital Beds Today for Coronavirus Than Number Reported by DHHS. At that time this is what the Murray model said New Hampshire hospitalizations for the Coronavirus would look like: Now, less than twelve hours later, the … Read more

Welcome to Nevada

The Gov. of Nevada did Not Ban Hydroxychloroquine

One of the dangers of this hobby is an eagerness to share “news” without chasing stories to their source. We all fall prey to it now and again. A headline to copy with no links should be considered suspicious. Like the one about Democrat Gov. Steve Sisolak of Nevada banning Hydroxychloroquine.

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Union Leader Now Carrying Water for Jeanne Shaheen on Coronavirus

This: The linked “article”, if you want to be kind and call it that, resembles John DiStaso’s “coverage” – essentially cutting and pasting Jeanne Shaheen’s press release and signing your name to it: The grants come on top of $1.25 billion New Hampshire will receive under the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act, the … Read more

Notable Quote – Theodore Roosevelt

It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who … Read more

world-backup-day FI

Guess what day it is! And no, not Day XX of self-isolation!

Yep, that’s right – World Backup Day //////   Who knew there was such a thing?  Anyways, I did mine – at 2am this morning. I’ve got a lot of data so it takes a lot of time but every (well, almost every) week, I do a full backup. If I’m doing software development, it’s … Read more

How Deadly is Covid?

Virginia Extends Coronavirus Lockdown to Mid-June

This: Meanwhile Scott Gottlieb, whose recommendations apparently are driving the federal government’s response, is talking about August as when we can expect to return to “some elements” of our “normal lives”: If we keep this country on lockdown until July or August, there will be no “normal” to come back to. The economy is not … Read more

The Flu Versus Freedom.

The Flu Versus Freedom

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.

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