Millions of dollars in COVID relief funds are still floating out there looking for a purpose. How about an incentive to pay schools that vaccinate a significant majority of Students? A Cash incentive. We know that Vermont is on board.
Seems to be all the rage nowadays – someone seems hellbent on Vaxing our young’uns from 5 – 11 really, REALLY quickly. Like too quickly for my liking – the Grandson is going to get The Jab for quite some time. “It’s SAFE”, they tell me. No adverse effects have been seen. It will make … Read more
File this one under “give credit where credit is due.” The folks at New Hampshire’s Department of Health & Human Services did something good this week. And to those of you who voiced your concerns to DHHS about school-based vaccine clinics: congratulations; those concerns were heard.
Here is the story from a rather (and rightfully so!) irate Dad who PREVIOUSLY told the school that he did NOT want his son vaccinated and was NOT giving the Administration at Academy School in Brattleboro, VT permission.
This may be the first time we have heard about this nugget packed away in the NIH National Library of Medicine. Almost a year ago, they suspected that COVID19 vaccines might make you more susceptible to COVID19 and more serious diseases.
This is developing into an ongoing series of posts based on a handout I created and which was given around at the Merrimack School Board meeting on September 20. In this post, I intend to focus on masks for school children. At the end are two earlier op-eds from Granite Grok wherein I went after … Read more
This is an edited and enhanced version of a handout I created and which was given around at the Merrimack School Board meeting on September 20. I intend to break apart the handout into topical posts (jabs, masks, etc.) while folding in new information as I find it.
Milton High School is no stranger to these pages. In early July we reported on an unattended “vaccine clinic” table at the school. Needles, vials of Covid vaxx left out in the open. Well, we’re back and this time it looks deliberate.
President Biden on March 2 announced a goal of administering at least one vaccine to every educator in the United States by the end of the month. The head of the American Federation of Teachers praised the announcement, saying, “vaccinations are a key ingredient to reopening schools safely.”
Massachusetts, once the cradle of liberty, is now a bureaucrat’s Disneyland. They would rather tax and regulate the tea than dump it in the harbor these days. So the Department of Health (and inhuman services)had no problem declaring that ye shall be vaccinated, or else!
Before the needle-in-every-arm brigade began pushing the safe and effective narrative, there was a slew of stories to prepare the battlespace. Things that Pfizer, Moderna, and the FDA/CDC knew were attributable to the “cure” (they were about to unleash) were blamed on SARS-CoV2 infections.
Everything COVID that was is or will be and we’ve got links. Yes, more covid links than you can shake a hypodermic at (from a table at a High School Vaccine clinic).
Brownstone Institure Early in the pandemic, President Donald Trump and White House senior official Peter Navarro arranged the donation of 63 million doses of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to America’s strategic drug stockpile to combat Covid-19. The government began securing HCQ in March 2020, after Trump, on the advice of his medical and scientific advisors, lauded HCQ as “very encouraging,” “very … Read more
Update: Petition for Writ of Certiorari added Grok contributor John Klar is a farmer and a lawyer, and while he spends most of his time defending food and farming he will shortly (assuming they take the case, and I think they will) be arguing for the rights of Vermont parents whose child was given a … Read more
Monday Monday, can’t trust that day! Last week’s Friday Edition. Remember, ridicule and mockery are effective weapons: 1. Ridicule cannot easily be fought 2. Ridicule makes the enemy angry, and angry people make mistakes 3. For those in the “squishy middle” a Thought Splinter (and Part II and Part III and Part IV) can often be hidden inside humor. Now, … Read more
For the past few elections, a pair of radical Democrats in my town have been running “together.” They are sign-sharing. Both names, one slogan: vote for us—people over politics (so, not true). That’s already a lie. With rare exceptions, Democrats, especially in New Hampshire, vote as a caucus. They don’t get to decide, and when … Read more
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In New Hampshire, it is illegal to treat gender dysphoria. By law, you cannot advise any patient to consider their birth sex, only whatever else the culture can imagine, and I think, someday soon, someone should sue the state. There is no evidence that transition is the best choice, and there is increasing proof it … Read more
This week, my committee met to recommend eleven bills to the full House. Most had gone to the subcommittee, and as usual, we nearly always agreed with the subcommittee recommendation, and most recommendations were unanimous.
We were a few months into the COVID chaos – well past the two weeks or fifteen days or whatever the narrative had shifted to to flatten the curve. Masks were not just a mandate but a political statement, and social distancing dots had appeared on floors across the land—six feet, they said, which made … Read more