TheWorx

My wife loved Fauci even after I informed her that he was the one who pushed for gain-of-function studies stopped by Obama and reinstated by Trump.   Apparently, my wife is not alone but who can blame her or the countless idolaters of the Media who revere Dr. Fauci. People side with Tony because he seems to speak truth to power especially when he contradicts the President during the White House press meetings. I, on the other hand, wouldn't give two shits for this Frankenstein of a doctor who funds gain-of-function studies whose very purpose is to create a monster--but a monster who would befriend no one--I'm referring to Shelly's Frankenstein monster who is befriended by a blind child who can't see his hideousness (Hollywood version). However, most everyone on Earth can see Dr. Fauci's monster in all its grotesque manifestations. Unfortunately, they continue to idolize the wretched muse that played us a siren's call. No one on Earth--except me and others capabl...

Containment has always been the buzz word when it comes to epidemics but, at least in regards to Ebola, experts reporting to Forbes (see Thinkprogress.org Article ) are saying that travel should not be restricted and provide us with four less-than-compelling reasons. Although the article does not differentiate between them, I will address these three kinds of travel:   1.) from the U.S., 2.) within an African country with an Ebola epidemic, and 3.) to the U.S. Travel for the health professional from the U.S. should be allowed as we do not have an Ebola epidemic. If it is not economically feasible for the airlines to provide one-way service to Africa, our military should provide the service--certainly to any duly-registered health professional. Within the country with the epidemic, experts say that health officials will not be "able to effectively" track people with symptoms. The reason being that people will find ways around barriers to travel anyway and, i...