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There have been a few voices of reason who have stood firm against COVID-hysteria. Jesse Kelly, Alex Berenson, Aaron Ginn and Jordan Schachtel … to name a few. Schachtel writes on substack (I must confess that I have no idea what substack is), and he has a piece up on New Zealand, which is a …
It is the political season and we are in a war for our individual liberties. Who is campaigning for your best interest? What exactly are your interests?
A year after the US Supreme Court overturned a stay on border wall construction opponents are back. They are worried that “the Trump administration could finish the wall before the court even decides whether to take up the case on the merits. “
We are no longer in an epidemic, that’s what the CDC is now saying. Yet, our rights and freedoms have not been restored. And why is that? Could it have anything to do with our megalomaniacal leadership and their love of control? Gee… I wonder.
Unless something changes drastically between now and Election Day, I plan on skipping right past the Governor’s race when I vote. If you have read my posts, you already know why … Sununu’s COVID policy. In brief, as I posted a little while ago, COVID … per the CDC, not per me … is less …
Time for Bolduc, Mayberry, Messner and Mowers to Pick a Side. Read More »
Check out this chart: The death rate of the seasonal flu … per Fauci and the WHO …. is .1%. I could not find the death rate broken down by same age categories, but I did locate this: Which allows us to say that UNLESS YOU ARE at least 85 YEARS OLD, YOU HAVE A …
My dentist called today with a reminder for an upcoming scheduled appointment. We confirmed the date and time. Then the office worker said the practice requires patients to wear face masks. It made me pause for a moment.
Power-creep through states of emergency declarations is a problem. The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered many largely unprecedented government actions. These are actions by which officials at all levels grasp for temporary powers. The result is some potentially explosive pandemic politics.
A Hair Salon in Bedford has sued Governor Sununu over his unscientific, arbitrary and capricious “flex” opening of the New Hampshire economy. Some highlights: I think the lawsuit comes at it the wrong way. More specifically, the Hair Salon does not challenge the Governor’s statutory “emergency powers,” but rather challenges the manner in which he …
Governor Sununu has issued another temporary executive order in response to the outbreak of Chinese Flu. In the interest of adding professional resources, the new order allows any medical professional licensed in another state to provide medically necessary services in New Hampshire.
