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Then “science times” (purchased opinion), we get this: https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/25713/20200518/wearing-face-masks-potentially-harmful-trap-exhaled-viruses-well-individuals.htm

You need to listen to the discussion with Katie B. She pretty much asked all the right questions. (Dialogues)

It strikes me that 2010 seems more like 20, not just 10, years ago. This perspective makes the interview even more thoughtful. Thanks for linking it here.

Toward the end when he discusses the diamond extraction to the demise of the Congo, I am reminded of working for one of the Hochschild’s at Blue Mountain Lake, Eagle Nest compound. The only…[Read more]

I admit, it reminded me that I need to go back and complete my German.

Now THAT is some interesting news. Delightful. Wonder if this whole weird global scamdemic is related… At least there is one good piece of news if it is.
Our purple martins lined up their new youngsters this morning for some swooping flight training after a heavy rain last night. Painted buntings have been at the feeders, hummingbirds in…[Read more]

I breed quarter horses and we are allowed to insert fertilized ova into “recip” mares that will carry a foal of another mare (usually too valuable and often still in competition) bred to a high value stallion. At 24:30 in this video, think recips for the women that Epstein could have been using for “breeding” on some of these islands and your…[Read more]

The hatred for this country that is perpetuated by academia is illustrated easily here. Think about the Rosenbergs – the vast minority at that time. In more “patriotic” parts of the country, I am confident the Rosenberg solution would be acceptable now.

When I can, I have learned from Catherine Fitts that you need to do your due diligence and before assuming that the first “read” on something is true, check out alternative sources, especially ones you have found reliable. If the story “checks out”, you have something to consider a response. Too often we ALL fall for a story that does not pan…[Read more]

Mark Twain ‘It’s easier to fool people than it is to convince people they have been fooled”
Ayn Rand ‘You can ignore reality, but you can’t ignore the consequences of ignoring reality”

I keep repeating it. Either get rid of your “smartphone” or put it in a Faraday Bag until you absolutely need to look at it or make a call. Try NOT to use it away from your house as any trace of being near anyone who tests positive is zero. Despite the facts, you can’t convince people that the tests are invalid.

Mark Twain ‘It’s easier t…[Read more]

On the subject of vaccine safety, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. says this” It is not about science; it is about marketing.”

Not enough middle aged people set up wills and trusts in case something happens to them, anything from an unexpected accident, health disaster (aneurism or stroke) that makes them unable to participate immediately in decisions. Don’t wait to be “elderly”! Trust me, it creeps up fast enough!

All I have to do is read that the study had ANYTHING to do with the Southern Poverty Law Center, and I go *Click*

Fabulous, well done documentary!
String theory – Virus theory. People are unwilling to let go of the concepts for which they have centered their thinking. The idea that viruses don’t actually exist is right in there with infinity and nothing. The idea that we live in an 8-dimensional universe could very well explain everything, including time.