Monthly Archives: July 2021

The holy diaper is dangerous. This from LifeSite News.

By Doug Newman – dougnewman@juno.comHere I am on Facebook – https://bit.ly/36YroawIf you would like to post this elsewhere, please link to this URL – A website called Worldometer has meticulously documented Covid statistics since early 2020. A cursory review of … Continue reading →

“No, of course we are not in concentration camps — so, please, spare me the irate literalist emails — but we are being segregated, scapegoated, censored, humiliated, and otherwise abused, not for any legitimate public health reasons, but because of … Continue reading →

In early 2016, Trump said that he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and not lose supporters. Oh sure, he’d lose a few. Quite a few, in fact. But not his Cult45 supporters. Not those who think … Continue reading →

One of the most widespread and destructive heat waves ever recorded in the US took place in the summer of 1936 which fell right in the middle of arguably the hottest and driest decade ever for the nation. 61 more words … Continue reading →

This article from June 8 reports 6985 deaths from the hokey pokey as per VAERS. A month later, as of July 7, VAERS is reporting 9048 deaths as a result of the Jabberwocky. As of July 16, over 11,000 had … Continue reading →

By Zuby, courtesy of Tom Woods 1. Most people would rather be in the majority, than be right. 2. At least 20% of the population has strong authoritarian tendencies, which will emerge under the right conditions. 3. Fear of death is only rivaled … Continue reading →

Jen “Psycho” Psaki says so in this 26-second clip. I’m not advocating violence. However, people hung on to their firearms – 400 million of them – for a reason. If King George III had done this, s(tuff) would have gotten … Continue reading →

“STAY HOME! SAVE LIVES!”, they screamed. When you forcibly isolate people you will inevitably make some of them crazy. Eggs in the omelet, I guess. Great article by Peter C. Earle at the American Institute for Economic Research. The mental … Continue reading →

Both columns are from March 2020. Is shutting down Britain – with unprecedented curbs on ancient liberties – REALLY the best answer?“About 1,600 people die every day in the UK for one reason or another. A similar figure applies in … Continue reading →