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Tuesday, December 31. 2024
Monday, October 21. 2024
I've been off chicken since my nasty experience with Campylobacter a year ago. Not rational I know, but I do not want to go through that hospital adventure again.
Chicken Is Not a Healthy Choice. Chicken products contain cholesterol, carcinogens, and contaminants
In retrospect, I don't think chicken was much more than a protein vehicle for the added flavors. Well, except for Southern Fried Chicken.
Friday, October 11. 2024
 Northern Lights Visible Across DC, NYC, Boston
More this weekend. I blame climate change.
Research supports run–walk interval training as a way to reduce chronic low back pain
Why Stephen Hawking gave up on a Theory of Everything - The scientist who gave up on truth
Konstantin Kisin talking to the Woke about Climate Change
The Biggest Climate Whopper Ever Told
Scientific American Article Claims There’s No Difference Between Male, Female Athletes. An
article’s assertion there is biological equity in female and male
athletes shows what happens when a trans-activist agenda supersedes
rational scientific analysis.
Disinformation Isn't The Problem... Government Coverups And Censorship Are The Problem
Why Ta-Nehisi Coates Hates Israel
'Anti-Hate' Art Exhibit In LA Featured Participants Kicking Around Donald Trump's Head
Elon Musk Steps Up Again-Accelerates Starlink Access for Hurricane Milton Victims
#WTH We are [almost] all colonizers. A short recitation of facts
Faculty Required to Report “Misgendering”
Can I say "You throw like a girl"?
TGIF is amusing today
She is right: Do not f- with Appalachians
Good News: AOC Offers Her Opinion On Hurricanes And ‘Climate Change’
Kamala Harris Says She Owns a Handgun—Despite Fighting To Ban Others From Doing the Same
Kamala’s ‘Charm’ Blitzkrieg Fails Miserably
Catherine Herridge Spills the Tea on CBS Over Kamala Interview Editing Scandal
Megyn Kelly: The Panic Amongst Left-Wingers About The Loss Of Control Of Information Is Evident
Did the Biden Administration Perpetuate Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine?
What Was Gained by the Ukraine War? The Ukraine–Russia war has dragged on for at least two years longer than it had to—and for what?
Why There Will Never be a Two-state Solution
Friday, January 26. 2024
 It's been a long road, with many changes over the years (but with no changes to our antique graphic presentation).
We (and "we") has changed plenty over the years. I spose our vision - if there was one - has been to be an eclectic site. Yes, we try to have a daily bulletin board of interesting and/or timely items, but we don't aim to "cover the news," whatever that means.
It can look like a conservative site, but it's intended to be more contrarian. Traditionalist. Skeptical for sure - always because the world is full of BS and propaganda and always was. When the MSM is riding some ideologically-motivated, politically-biased hobby horse, we like to offer other views. Sometimes rightly, sometimes in error, but I still think our perspectives are mostly rational and skeptical.
I do appreciate all of the people who send me links to use. That's good, but it would be fun to have more voluntary writers. People do get worn out by it over time and, if it's no longer fun, why bother? Simpler just to email links to the Editor - little ol' me.
As best I can tell, several millions of people look at our site each year from all over the world (blocked in China I think but not in Norway). That is cool, but there is no vision of what we want to be or become - if anything. Never made one penny from this hobby, and some think that is stupid. Maybe, but I never made a penny from playing tennis either but when I played well, Mrs. BD noticed...
If you have plenty of good content, Substack seems like a place to offer it these days. Getting crowded though. Lots of competition in the arena of public affairs but not many sites love Farmall tractors.
Yeah, always loved our old Farmall except on steeps. Little scary on steeps - not built for our New England hills.
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Wednesday, June 7. 2023
 NYC landmarks are blanketed in smoke pouring across the Northeast from Canadian wildfires sparking 'code red' warning for residents with breathing issues... and it could be WORSE tomorrow
Purple haze. It's blocking out the sunshine, and causing itchy eyes
When Not to Treat Cancer - Taking a rational and statistical approach to a diagnosis can lead to better choices about treatment—which in some cases might mean not treating cancer at all.
Southern Poverty Law Center Adds Parental Rights Groups to ‘Hate Map’
When and How to Respond to Microaggressions
Judge Says ‘GenderIdentity Is Real,’ Blocks Florida Law Banning Minors’ Transitions
NYT goes after ethanol
Irish Farmers Raise Alarm Over Government's Proposal To Kill Off 200,000 Cows
Potential For Catastrophic US Electric Grid Failures This Summer A Reality - A reliability assessment of the nation’s electrical grid shows increasing potential for blackouts during heat waves. Coal-fired power plants, the report states, are being retired before enough new generation sources are being put on the grid.
Divesting from Big Oil Is an Empty Gesture. California lawmakers want the state’s public pensions to get rid of fossil fuel stocks, claiming that will help save the planet. Who are they trying to kid?
Two of San Fran's largest hotels are bailing out
Target has been funding woke group that wants to close 'symbol of white supremacy' Mount Rushmore, demilitarize the US military and impose sanctions on Israel
Killer MS-13 gangsters are being bused into our communities as ‘minors’
Karine Jean-Pierre mocked for complaining migrant bussing puts strain on cities: 'Weapons-grade hypocrisy'
Monday, January 2. 2023
"Slate" is an old highly woke online magazine. Easy to dismiss. However, they have begun a series on fitness and health that might be good, or at least rational: Fitness goals for 2023.
For example, they make the point that exercise is, generally, useless for weight loss. Weight is nutritional - period. There surely are genetic effects on body architecture and maybe even on satiety-signalling.
Is exercise useful for cognitive functioning? Dubious.
Also, the point that the current thing about "lots of fruits and vegetables" is nonsense. Food is not medicine. Nothing wrong about those things though as long as you do not think of them as magic.
Fitness goals, I agree, are primarily about feeling good, maintaining functionality and vitality, and looking good for as long as possible. Those make life better. 6+ hours/week is good.
I stand by the Maggie's Fitness for Life program: Weights, calisthenics, and cardio. With a little luck, it might slow your fate in a wheelchair.
Saturday, February 12. 2022
It's a manufactured "crisis." The US, excepting the Biden's corruption, has nothing to do with the Ukraine.
Here's a rational view: Why Washington Has Lost Its Mind Over Ukraine
Monday, November 8. 2021
A large potato
Are U.S. playgrounds too safe?
Native American Lawsuit Challenges Colorado Ban On Native American “Mascots” As Discriminatory
Climate Change Hysteria, circa 2004
NYT Urges Biden: 'Why Not' Force Americans to Pay Higher Gas Prices to Fight Climate Change?
What the AMA says:
Individualism is a philosophy and group of ideas, expressed in symbols, practices, and stories that supports a belief that self-sufficient individuals are rational beings that freely make consumer-like choices, independent of political influences, living conditions or historical context. Among these ideas is the concept of meritocracy, a social system in which advancement in society is based on an individual’s capabilities and merits rather than on the basis of family, wealth or social background. Individualism is problematic in obscuring the dynamics of group domination, especially socioeconomic privilege and racism. In health care, this narrative appears as an over-emphasis on changing individuals and individual behavior instead of the institutional and structural causes of disease.
Let’s face facts. There is nothing historically un-American about election skulduggery. (h/t, American Digest)
What is early voting all about?
Ivy League Analysis Destroys Biden’s Entire Argument for Multi-Trillion-Dollar ‘Build Back Better’ Spending Plans
Monday, May 24. 2021
I've been thinking a little about China. Of course, all governments lie but to imagine that China cares about you, much less its own masses, would be crazy. At least when the US federal government lies (very often) there are people outside the MSM to notice, and humble websites like ours to report it. Fmr. NY Times Science Editor: Mainstream Media Chose Propaganda Over Research on COVID Origins. Of course they lie.
Our reader Ben David has a good reality check on the Middle East:
Let me save Maggie readers some precious time:
You can safely skip all articles by pundits analyzing Palestinian "strategy". They invariably ascribe to Palis values, motives and perceived best interests that are obvious to Westerners but totally foreign to Muslim/Arab culture.
Everything can be more accurately explained by seeing Muslim culture clearly and unflinchingly.
-The unconcern for home-team suffering
- The lack of anything resembling responsible leadership or stewardship
- The virulent tribal hatred
- The cynical money trail
- none of it is unique to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
And most Western pundits can't get past their own upbringing. Their naive assumption that "they want what we want" hamstrings these articles, and blinds them to the obvious conclusion that Muslims do not value and want what Westerners do. They are not "rational actors" as we Westerners conceive it.
This is true of almost all Western pontification aboit the Muslim world.
Wednesday, April 28. 2021
I rarely recommend a podcast, but this Quillette interview with Michael Schellenberger is thoughtful: Michael Shellenberger on Nuclear Power, Progressive Hypocrisy on Energy Policy, and His New book, ‘Apocalypse Never’
He is certainly right about the problems with fire suppression. Fire is good. He is also right in pushing nuclear energy for any number of reasons.
Sunday, January 17. 2021
As we are often reminded, the USA was founded as a democratic republic, not as a pure democracy. Many states would not have joined the deal without the original electoral college, or without the two Senators per state (which, as we recall, were originally selected by state legislatures and not by popular vote). They were supposed to be wise old owls to keep things rational - like the House of Lords.
But everything political ends up being power plays. It's a game, and a rough one because careers, money, power, and status are involved. Also, ideological passions which tend to be about power anyway. Politics in the US is not pretty and never has been.
What's The True Agenda Behind The Movement To Abolish The Electoral College?
Wednesday, January 13. 2021
Climate Cultist Prince Charles Blames COVID On ‘Climate Change’
Florida puts New York to shame in rational pandemic policies
Defying common sense, Andrew Cuomo’s crazy vaccine rules bring ‘chaos’
End Covid Now - Use our existing vaccination channels with broad distribution to stop the pandemic.
Ignore the Teachers Unions and Open the Schools. “Keep the schools open,” said Anthony Fauci.
Barbara Boxer, Now Formally Working for China
Wikileaks files: Forwarding from Western Rifle. You might want to forward as well.
Bawer: What now? Terrifying times lie ahead.
From October, How I Switched From Never-Trump To Never-Biden
ANTIFA Forces Portland Book Store to Stop Selling Andy Ngo’s Book About ANTIFA
Uganda Blocks FaceBook and Twitter To Block The Tech Monopolies' Power to Interfere In Their Elections; Twitter Bizarrely Declares That the Free Flow of Information over the Internet is Critical During Elections
World Leaders Denounce Big Tech Censorship of President Donald Trump
National Association of Realtors Bans Free Speech
President Trump Takes a Hit for the Team
At Taki:
Fucking idiots.
Oh, did I violate the unwritten rule that crass language is most effectively employed as punctuation for effect rather than, say, an opening statement?
If so, my apologies. Now back to the cussing.
“Fuck you…WAR.” Thousands of you tweeted that old Breitbart clip last week, back when you were still ON Twitter, before rightists were purged en masse as “insurrectionists”…before they migrated to Parler, and Amazon, Google, and Apple crippled the platform.
“Screw your optics; I’m going in.” That was the theme of last week. War!
How’d that work out for ya, huh?
Trump Campaign Official Denied Entry into TV Studio for Interview — Told He’s On a “List of People They Won’t Allow In”
PBS Top Lawyer Says Gov Should Build 'Enlightenment Camps' And Remove Children From Trump Supporting Homes
Orwell vs. Big Tech
The Democrats Will Go On Impeaching Trump Forever. Welcome to the permanent anti-Trump party.
Book: Formula for Failure in Vietnam: The Folly of Limited Warfare By William Hamilton
Friday, January 8. 2021
Hopefully calm will be restored as the nation moves back toward some semblance of whatever it is we consider 'normal' for the last 9 months. I hope things continue to improve as we move out of the Covid scare and fear mongering (yes, Covid is real, I had it as have many friends, but no it's not so bad for 95% of the people who get it). If we can move past all this, my job opportunities may improve.
Then again, who knows? I know few of you are on Facebook, but I am (or was). It allowed me to reconnect with friends and family and it's a useful tool. I've also shared Maggie's articles there with my friends, and met many other people who I share interests with. I am well aware of the privacy issues, but I know how to navigate them (part of my everyday job) and manage them effectively. There is, however, one thing I can't manage. It's the real problem we're facing today. It's the reason I deactivated my Facebook recently (after letting people know how they can reach me if they want/need to).
I am aware of many HR Departments doing sweeps of social media to find things out about people. I have heard several stories of pro-Trump people losing job offers. This doesn't surprise me at all in NYC today. The shift here has been significant from not just hating Trump to full-fledged belief that anyone who supports him is a deranged psychopath. I have never been a Trump supporter, but that doesn't mean anything because I've never hated him, either. It's best to hate him with the passion of a thousand suns in order to win approval with many organizations today.
I haven't loved him, haven't hated him, I've merely tolerated him, and realized his persona was a massive problem but that he was accomplishing some good things. I was for honesty and balance of thought and reason. Today, you can't be that way. You have to be a true believer, or at least not come across as a believer of "the other side". In other words, it is almost a requirement to be Progressive to be "acceptable". Such is the nature of modern definitions of Diversity - be like us or you're not acceptable. I'm all for Diversity. Diversity of thought, and respect for other views, without accepting the enforcement of those views on others by law, social shame, or other means of behavioral modification (brainwashing via education, for example).
Continue reading "A Dose of Reality"
Tuesday, October 6. 2020
Suing the Gender Identity Clinic
MIT Scientists: Nuclear Fusion Energy Could Be Closer Than Thought
Why it’s not worth recycling plastic - For decades, consumers have been led to believe that recycling plastic saves on waste. Unfortunately, it’s not true, says Simon Wilson. And that could have big consequences for the oil business.
Amidst Global Warming Hysteria, NASA Expects Global Cooling
College Dems chapter leaves national org, alleges 'racism and classism'
Parents At New York's Dalton School Revolt Over $54K Tuition For Online Classes
Free Speech in Peril at Syracuse, Students and Alumni Say
Cuomo, de Blasio both ignore science, sense in latest lockdown moves
Why Big Names Are Getting COVID-19
Mike Pence's Superb Coronavirus Response
MacDonald: Against Fear - President Trump’s handling of his coronavirus diagnosis models positive masculinity—rational and unbowed.
Sean Penn Mocks Trump: ‘I Like Presidents Who Don’t Get Covid-19.’ James Woods: ‘I Like Presidents with Brass Ba**s’
Rubin’s Twitter spree is worth noting not just because it’s amusing in its own crazy way, but also because it exemplifies how irrational Trump hatred is,
Photojournalist Went Undercover To Expose ‘White Supremacists’ At Riots, But Found Anarchists Instead
POLL AVERAGE: TRUMP TRAILS BIDEN BY 8 POINTS
CNN Reporter Complains About Trump Taking Mask Off; Trump Campaign Shows Her Taking Her Mask Off Inside WH
Twitter CENSORS Sick Video of Creepy Joe Biden’s Gross, Inappropriate Comments to Little Girls in Florida
How Hatred Came To Dominate American Politics
Friday, August 21. 2020
That is the Dem's program (plus free stuff for all, as usuaL): Scott podcast: Joe Biden is the biggest a-hole in America, etc
Amusing, but with rough language. It is true that Scott is a Lefty, but a rational one. Rational Lefties tend to become sorta Conservative.
Tuesday, June 23. 2020
I agree with this guy: For someone like me, that is a real tragedy and so I would like to understand how this new reality came about.
There are distinct and deep-rooted traditions of rational empiricism and religious sermonizing in American history. But these two modes seem to have become fused together in a new form of argumentation that is validated by elite institutions like the universities, The New York Times, Gracie Mansion, and especially on the new technology platforms where battles over the discourse are now waged. The new mode is argument by commandment: It borrows the form to game the discourse of rational argumentation in order to issue moral commandments. No official doctrine yet exists for this syncretic belief system but its features have been on display in all of the major debates over political morality of the past decade. Marrying the technical nomenclature of rational proof to the soaring eschatology of the sermon, it releases adherents from the normal bounds of reason. The arguer-commander is animated by a vision of secular hell—unremitting racial oppression that never improves despite myths about progress; society as a ceaseless subjection to rape and sexual assault; Trump himself, arriving to inaugurate a Luciferean reign of torture. Those in possession of this vision do not offer the possibility of redemption or transcendence, they come to deliver justice. In possession of justice, the arguer-commander is free at any moment to throw off the cloak of reason and proclaim you a bigot—racist, sexist, transphobe—who must be fired from your job and socially shunned.
Monday, May 25. 2020
One can hardly conceive of the enormous grief held quietly within General Kelly as he spoke.
On Nov 13, 2010, Lt. General John Kelly, USMC, gave a speech to the Semper Fi Society of St. Louis, MO. This was four days after his son, Lt Robert Kelly, USMC, was killed by an IED while on his 3rd Combat tour. During his speech, General Kelly spoke about the dedication and valor of our young men and women who step forward each and every day to protect us.
During the speech, he never mentioned the loss of his own son. He closed the speech with the moving account of the last six seconds in the lives of two young Marines who died with rifles blazing to protect their brother Marines.
"I will leave you with a story about the kind of people they are, about the quality of the steel in their backs, about the kind of dedication they bring to our country while they serve in uniform and forever after as veterans.
Two years ago when I was the Commander of all U.S. and Iraqi forces, in fact, the 22 ND of April 2008, two Marine infantry battalions, 1/9 "The Walking Dead," and 2/8 were switching out in Ramadi. One battalion in the closing days of their deployment going home very soon, the other just starting its seven-month combat tour.
Two Marines, Corporal Jonathan Yale and Lance Corporal Jordan Haerter, 22 and 20 years old respectively, one from each battalion, were assuming the watch together at the entrance gate of an outpost that contained a makeshift barracks housing 50 Marines. The same broken down ramshackle building was also home to 100 Iraqi police, also my men and our allies in the fight against the terrorists in Ramadi, a city until recently the most dangerous city on earth and owned by Al Qaeda.
Yale was a dirt poor mixed-race kid from Virginia with a wife and daughter, and a mother and sister who lived with him and whom he supported as well. He did this on a yearly salary of less than $23,000.
Haerter, on the other hand, was a middle class white kid from Long Island. They were from two completely different worlds. Had they not joined the Marines they would never have met each other, or understood that multiple America's exist simultaneously depending on one's race, education level, economic status, and where you might have been born.
But they were Marines, combat Marines, forged in the same crucible of Marine training, and because of this bond they were brothers as close, or closer, than if they were born of the same woman.
The mission orders they received from the sergeant squad leader I am sure went something like, "Okay you two clowns, stand this post and let no unauthorized personnel or vehicles pass. You clear?"
I am also sure Yale and Haerter then rolled their eyes and said in unison something like, "Yes Sergeant," with just enough attitude that made the point without saying the words, "No kidding ‘sweetheart’, we know what we're doing."
They then relieved two other Marines on watch and took up their post at the entry control point of Joint Security Station Nasser, in the Sophia section of Ramadi, Al Anbar, Iraq.
A few minutes later a large blue truck turned down the alley way - perhaps 60-70 yards in length, and sped its way through the serpentine of concrete jersey walls. The truck stopped just short of where the two were posted and detonated, killing them both catastrophically. Twenty-four brick masonry houses were damaged or destroyed. A mosque 100 yards away collapsed. The truck's engine came to rest two hundred yards away knocking most of a house down before it stopped.
Our explosive experts reckoned the blast was made of 2,000 pounds of explosives. Two died, and because these two young infantrymen didn't have it in their DNA to run from danger, they saved 150 of their Iraqi and American brothers-in-arms.
When I read the situation report about the incident a few hours after it happened I called the regimental commander for details as something about this struck me as different.
Marines dying or being seriously wounded is commonplace in combat. We expect Marines regardless of rank or MOS to stand their ground and do their duty, and even die in the process, if that is what the mission takes. But this just seemed different.
The regimental commander had just returned from the site and he agreed, but reported that there were no American witnesses to the event - just Iraqi police. I figured if there was any chance of finding out what actually happened and then to decorate the two Marines to acknowledge their bravery, I'd have to do it as a combat award that requires two eye-witnesses and we figured the bureaucrats back in Washington would never buy Iraqi statements. If it had any chance at all, it had to come under the signature of a general officer.
I traveled to Ramadi the next day and spoke individually to a half-dozen Iraqi police all of whom told the same story. The blue truck turned down into the alley and immediately sped up as it made its way through the serpentine. They all said, "We knew immediately what was going on as soon as the two Marines began firing."
The Iraqi police then related that some of them also fired, and then to a man, ran for safety just prior to the explosion. All survived. Many were injured, some seriously. One of the Iraqis elaborated and with tears welling up said, "They'd run like any normal man would to save his life." "What he didn't know until then," he said, "And what he learned that very instant, was that Marines are not normal."
Choking past the emotion he said, "Sir, in the name of God no sane man would have stood there and done what they did." "No sane man." "They saved us all."
What we didn't know at the time, and only learned a couple of days later after I wrote a summary and submitted both Yale and Haerter for posthumous Navy Crosses, was that one of our security cameras, damaged initially in the blast, recorded some of the suicide attack. It happened exactly as the Iraqis had described it. It took exactly six seconds from when the truck entered the alley until it detonated.
You can watch the last six seconds of their young lives. Putting myself in their heads I supposed it took about a second for the two Marines to separately come to the same conclusion about what was going on once the truck came into their view at the far end of the alley. Exactly no time to talk it over, or call the sergeant to ask what they should do. Only enough time to take half an instant and think about what the sergeant told them to do only a few minutes before, "Let no unauthorized personnel or vehicles pass." The two Marines had about five seconds left to live.
It took maybe another two seconds for them to present their weapons, take aim, and open up. By this time the truck was half-way through the barriers and gaining speed the whole time. Here, the recording shows a number of Iraqi police, some of whom had fired their AKs, now scattering like the normal and rational men they were - some running right past the Marines. They had three seconds left to live.
For about two seconds more, the recording shows the Marines' weapons firing non-stop the truck's windshield exploding into shards of glass as their rounds take it apart and tore in to the body of the (I deleted) who is trying to get past them to kill their brothers - American and Iraqi-bedded down in the barracks totally unaware of the fact that their lives at that moment depended entirely on two Marines standing their ground.
If they had been aware, they would have known they were safe because two Marines stood between them and a crazed suicide bomber. The recording shows the truck careening to a stop immediately in front of the two Marines. In all of the instantaneous violence Yale and Haerter never hesitated. By all reports and by the recording, they never stepped back. They never even started to step aside. They never even shifted their weight. With their feet spread shoulder width apart, they leaned into the danger, firing as fast as they could work their weapons. They had only one second left to live.
The truck explodes. The camera goes blank. Two young men go to their God. Six seconds. Not enough time to think about their families, their country, their flag, or about their lives or their deaths, but more than enough time for two very brave young men to do their duty into eternity. That is the kind of people who are on watch all over the world tonight - for you.
We Marines believe that God gave America the greatest gift he could bestow to man while he lived on this earth - freedom. We also believe he gave us another gift nearly as precious - our soldiers, sailors, airmen, U S Customs and Border Patrol, Coast Guardsmen, and Marines - to safeguard that gift and guarantee no force on this earth can ever steal it away.
It has been my distinct honor to have been with you here today. Rest assured our America, this experiment in democracy started over two centuries ago, will forever remain the "land of the free and home of the brave" so long as we never run out of tough young Americans who are willing to look beyond their own self-interest and comfortable lives, and go into the darkest and most dangerous places on earth to hunt down, and kill, those who would do us harm.
God Bless America, and SEMPER FIDELIS !"
Friday, May 22. 2020
Yesterday, a post by a fellow commentator addressed whether anyone would listen to epidemiologists again. This, in itself, is not a controversial question. There is a range of opinions, even among epidemiologists, on how to deal with viral outbreaks. That said, most posts are designed to create a discussion. None are likely to ever come to any complete answer, though hopefully some shared ground can be hammered out. It seems this did not occur and considerable animus was shared in the comments section.
I will begin by saying I have not lost anyone to Covid, but I can list about 15 people in my family who are at risk. They have all been isolating, as they should. They know isolation won't prevent them from getting ill, as we know there are many other problems with isolation. But it is a safety feature. There are no guarantees for any of us.
The questions which remain are whether we 'flattened the curve', actually 'saved lives', and even if we could do these things.
There is no way, literally none, to answer whether we 'flattened the curve' or 'saved lives'. Saying we did will only be based on what you presume may have happened otherwise. That's not science, that's an opinion. My opinion is we didn't and can't do either, but my opinion is no better informed than yours. I base my reasoning on logic. Isolation has happened, and people are still getting sick despite isolation. The virus spreads more easily in confined spaces, and shutting up a family with one asymptomatic member may well doom the entire family. Multi-generational homes in Italy, where that kind of living is more common than in the US, certainly played a role in the Italian situation.
Continue reading "The Personalization of Disease"
Saturday, April 18. 2020
Yeah, the world has gone crazy. What else is new? Get out there and buy a coffee and a donut - and don't worry, be happy.
An appreciation of Weird Al Yankovic
BBC Sports Broadcaster Gives Colorful Commentary Of His Dogs Fighting Over A Chew Toy
This university is offering credit for learning to play Dungeons and Dragons
More Than 400 News Outlets Partner With A Project Seeking Media To Beef Up Climate Coverage Amid Pandemic
The Limits of Clean Energy - If the world isn’t careful, renewable energy could become as destructive as fossil fuels.
Joe Scarborough's Bowing, Scraping Question to Biden: Can You Talk About People's Pain?
Joe Biden’s Double Standard - Confronting a sexual-harassment allegation, will the former vice president demand the due-process protections that he previously denied to others?
For three years, the left has been peddling the story that the Russians interfered in the 2016 election in collaboration with the Trump campaign, with the ridiculous Steele Dossier cited as the proof.Now, the Party Line has shifted. The Russians still did it, says the new line, possibly working with the Clinton campaign, only they fed disinformation to the gullible...
Was Trump the Only One in Washington Innocent of Russian Collusion?
At Long Last John Solomon Says Indictments May Be Coming This Week in Obama’s Spygate Scandal
Waiting for the truth
CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK MAY HAVE STARTED AS EARLY AS SEPTEMBER, SCIENTISTS SAY
David Warren: The world cannot be fixed
What Is The Proof That This Covid-19 Thing Really Is A "Crisis," Or That Economic Suppression Is The Solution?
Beef processors are closing U.S. plants, warn of beef shortages and hoarding
Are You Wearing Sweatpants While Working At Home During Bat Soup Virus? The LA Times Is Not Happy With You
Why coronavirus jobs crisis isn’t as bad as it may seem
Dr. Ronny Jackson to Newsmax TV: Time to Open Texas
SICHEL: Either We Wait For A Vaccine, Or We Turn The Lights On Now
That is too rational
Tammy Duckworth Falsely Accuses President Trump of Killing Americans in Coronavirus Crisis by Withholding Ventilators
Such trash talk. There are too many ventilators, plus they don't work well for covid oneumonia anyway
Influential COVID-19 Model Uses Flawed Methods And Shouldn’t Guide U.S. Policies, Critics Say
2.9 Million Americans Already Delinquent on Home Loans Thanks to Fauci Lockdown – Open The Economy!
“THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING” IS NOW “THE BUCK PASSER IN CHIEF”
Whatever he does is wrong cuz he is retarded orangeman
Why Epidemiologists Still Don’t Know The Death Rate From COVID-19
Lower than anyone thinks
COVID-19 Is A Man-Made Virus: HIV-Discoverer Says "Could Only Have Been Created In A Lab"
Internal memos reveal Chinese leaders delayed warning public of coronavirus pandemic
Duh. Lying is an Asian thing. Multicultural understanding, you know?
China Is Bargain Hunting—and Western Security Is at Risk. Beijing could use the coronavirus-induced economic crisis to go on a buying spree. The U.S. and European governments must restrict the purchasing of distressed companies in sensitive sectors.
WaPo: WHO Has A China Problem — But It’s Waaaay Worse Than That
Washington Post: Anti-Israel Activist Spews More Gaza Coronavirus Agitprop
Lying is a middle-eastern thing too. Ever been to a middle-eastern market?
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