I’m a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire, so I certainly support parents who want their children to wear masks to school. We have got to respect all parents when it comes to these decisions. Unfortunately, some of the school boards are mandating masks for all children and denying parents their right to decide what’s … Read more
Over the last couple of weeks, some letter writers have felt it is their job to condemn other citizens regarding the choice of not taking vaccine shots. How about leaving other adults alone to decide for themselves instead of the heavy-handed guilt trips being pressured?
This is a great presentation by Dr. Ryan Cole. It is loaded with facts, like how the average age of death of COVID19 patients in the US is 78.6, and the average annual historical age of death in the US is 78.6. Yeah, you read that right.
Here’s a little unofficial polling for you—an overflow crowd of parents and students outside a school board meeting, shouting no more masks.
Tonight was the third school board meeting where parents gathered to exercise their parental rights. Tonight the SAU16 COOP School board voted to make masks optional when the children head back to school.
Two Score and Fifteen Texas Dems (Let’s call them the Covid Caucus) skedaddled to their mother ship in DC to avoid that Democracy thing they prattle on about so much. A voting integrity bill. So they beat feet in a greenhouse gas puking private jet and sent a “selfie.”
Last Tuesday was the latest Gilford School Board Meeting. While it wasn’t quite as contentious as what has been happening elsewhere in NH lately, I’d like to think that I’m trying to point out that School Board members aren’t doing their due diligence from a Legal / Policy standpoint.
A pressing question from Kyle Smith: “At what point do we decide that enough people have been vaxxed that pandemic restrictions should be tailored to them rather than to the unvaccinated?”
I have a category for stupid marketing tricks I like to call “The Whopper Beat the Big Mac.” It’s when someone produces a result based on a rigged scenario. A jig that’s up. Like a dictator getting 99.9% of the vote again! but with food, or how about Pfizer?
Mask malarkey abounds as New Hampshire enters its extended mask mandate period. Our goofy mandate was renewed until March 26th despite ample evidence that we’d have the exact same results if we abandoned it.
In mid-November, I related a conversation I overheard where someone said that Republicans thought the virus wasn’t real. Fake news. I explained that this was not true. They believe that the virus is real; it’s the political response “as a preventative” that is fake.
Taking New Hampshire Democrat US Senator Maggie Hassan’s opinion on public health matters officially ranks up there with consulting her on cybersecurity. It’s a bad idea. And sorry for another COVID19 post but, like election stealing it is too important not to keep on a front burner.
I should never get into political discussions with co-workers, but…We started by discussing the communicability of the COVID-19 virus and whether masks were effective (he believes everyone should wear one – I believe that only those who are sick should wear a mask at all).
Sometimes, complaining nicely (but forcefully) can make a difference. I blogged about the incident at our polling place (“Voting today – how were masks/no masks handled in your town? Mine – a problem“) when an irate Dad had come up to some of the sign holders with the exclamation of:
Maskachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s Labor day message to the peasants was, don’t gather in large groups. If you plan to celebrate the end of the Summer of COVID, it best be in small, distant, gatherings, outdoors, with masks, and if you get busted, they’ll fine you. Happy Frikkin Labor Day!
We’ve covered this ground so often it’s packed hard, and not much else will grow there. We’ve quoted doctors, cited peer-reviewed research, but the narrative runs contrary to the truth, so it becomes the truth. Just ask Facebook. Well, I wonder what they’ll think of this from the CDC’s own guidance.
You are a state employee, home by yourself, working remotely. You check the clock, and it’s time for another one of those f***ing Zoom Meetings. Wait, don’t forget to wear a mask. Yes, this state has mandated that all government employees mask up at home for online meetings.
Democrats love Europe except when they don’t. This might be one of those times. “Face masks in public places are not necessary, based on all the current evidence,” said Coen Berends, spokesman for the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment.” – “There is no benefit, and there may even be negative impact.”
Every year, around 250,000 bikers ride into the Laconia / Lakes Region here in NH to blow off steam and have a good time (noted: as the years go by and the grey has set in, the amount and heat of steam have dissipated) around their common interest of bikes.
It’s summer time again. As expected, it is hot, but if it was -10° we would complain because it’s human nature to want something different than what we have at the present. We were brought up to question and resist compliance. We should challenge the status quo and authorities. Sure, in the end we may … Read more