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Once again, what used to be a BAD thing is now a GOOD thing?? How times have changed. Staying in your own house without coming out used to get a “welfare check” by the Police. Now you can get arrested for just going to the nearby park. It’s almost like they’re trying to make introverts … Read more
The Garden State Barista has a hot steaming cup of Creeping tyranny and the name on the line is, Elizabeth New Jersey. The local PD has announced that it will make sure everyone remains separated by the approved distance (and disperse unauthorized groups) using drones.
It also shows that fences make for very good neighbors. Something we’re seeing all over the place lately. It is a rather hypocritical stance for some of these Democrat governors that are “stalking” runaways from NJ and NY – just ask RI Governor Gina Raimondo that is now going after “second homers” traveling to RI … Read more
While I hate using Wikileaks as an information source, they got this one pretty much right. In the novel and, later, the movie “1984”, “Winston Smith works as a clerk in the Records Department of the Ministry of Truth, where his job is to rewrite historical documents so they match the constantly changing current … Read more
So check out this tweet, which inspired this post: Matty sure has a short memory. Per the CDC, 60.8 million Americans got sick and 12,468 died due to the H1N1 pandemic under President Obama, who took six months after the World Health Organization to declare an emergency. But that’s not what inspired this post. The … Read more
From the folks at the WHO and CDC. Color-coded for your reference. H/T Doug Ross
The boys and girls at Facebook decided that I was in need of some social distancing for cross-posting a piece from Gerard Van der Leun over at American Digest from March 8 and sent me to the gulag for 7 days for violating “community standards.” The piece was short and sweet and said: 10 Commandments … Read more
In a 1pm press conference with Governor Sununu, Commissioner of Education Edelblut, Commissioner Shibinette, and Benjamin Chen, we learned that New Hampshire now has 13 positive cases of COVID-19 and schools must close effective immediately. All schools in the State are ordered to move to distance learning beginning March 23, and the week of March … Read more
