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Lest We Forget the Tale of the Two Police Cruisers in NYC

The media tried to paint two police cruisers plowing into demonstrators as something the protesters were responsible for. They had the unmitigated gall to say that the police had been surrounded by hordes of protesters and felt threatened. OK, so they were never taught were reverse was. 🤣 Hogwash, I didn't see people gathered around either cruiser. This is where CNN takes the official narrative and runs with it--it's fascist to say the least. Mention was also made of a molotov cocktail and--obviously--how it failed to go off. I'm giving media the benefit of a doubt here. Perhaps a cocktail was thrown sometime during the festivities but it was not thrown inside neither of the two cruisers that tried to play shuffleboard with the protesters. It is as clear as Trump's march to a boarded up church--it would have been sacrilegious had they let him inside--that these two cruisers and their inhabitants planned the whole thing. There is no other explanation for TWO cruiser...

More Tricks of the Covid-19 Virus

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The following is a list of common substances and the charges they are likely to have. "Tribo" means to rub, as in rubbing a glass rod on rabbit fur and then picking up pieces of paper with the glass rod. The list comes from this website The covid-19 virus is probably neutral or negative because it needs to land on human flesh and, if it were positive, it would be repelled by the positive charge more likely to be found on skin or hair. Early on, it came out that women were less likely than men to get infected; what if it were due to their longer hair acting like a magnet? If it is found that men who wear a mask over a beard are no more likely to get infected as beardless men, this may mean the beard is actually protective against covid-19. As far as mask materials are concerned, polyester and other manmade fibers may be more protective because they tend to be negative thereby repelling the, presumably, negative virus. If you build them out of more positive materials, the...

The Outer LImits of the Presidential Press Conference

Ever notice how the President talks down to everyone? It's almost as if that's the way his own father parented little Donny. Those poor reporters need to come in drunk and really put on a show from both players.  Outer Limits? Take, for example, the President's statement that HE'S not going to wear a mask because it wouldn't look good when meetings with foreign dignitaries; something about the "resolute desk?" Well, no one thought to say to him that the issue of masks indoors has never been been considered a thing. (except for hospitals, of/c) Dr. Sanjay Gupta, I'd like to see the well-done study that shows travel less than 6 feet. Funny how the experts can speculate to their heart's content and we have to take it. Also, did I hear you say that the CDC's latest statement was, "no, no one needs to wear a mask in public who isn't sick?" If true, you need a break, dude; they're working you too hard there at the Corporate Ne...

Erin Burnett, Please, Please Listen to Reason.

If masks and washing hands stop the virus, why doesn't government insist that all of us wear some kind of mask in public? Erin, Wuhan is not a mobile area. Also, Wuhan, like all Chinese, calls on the children to honor the parents and that means that the virus will spread when the children honor the parents by visiting them. Read my post on Germany. Erin, are you OK? Is it the bambino who's keeping you up at night? Can I help?

Is Lysol Effective for Covid-19? Should the DPA ask GE instead of GM?

Why hasn't the CDC told us of the efficacy of Lysol in Covid-19? The stuff seems to work against many deadly viruses. Those nurses who were given one mask per week, might be able to easily sanitize with Lysol, or they can write their names on it and then put them in an autoclave. Instead of GM, the President should have asked GE because they know electrical motors such as are found in all ventilators. cc: Erin Burnett Dr. Fauci Gov. Cuomo Dr. Birx CNN Dr. Gupta

What's the Next Step for Bernie Sanders? Should We Start Calling Him a Plant Yet?

I'm an avid supporter and Bernie is looking to talk to supporters this weekend, so, here goes: Mr. Sanders should continue continue the campaign. If he chooses not to continue, he should sue the Corporate News Network (CNN) and/or the DNC for interfering with the will of the people. At least 3 characters at CNN should be deposed. J'accuse that stocky guy, David Chalian; Mr. Number spinner, John Avlon; and the quasi-fascist/neo-corporatist, Erin Burnett. Nano-blimp Chalian was seen to climax on Wolf Blitzer's show as he reported that Joe Biden was ahead in the First Super Tuesday. They are still cleaning up the mess there. Pretty-boy Avalon never missed a chance to show Biden ahead in the numbers. Erin Burnett rudely cut off a Sanders Surrogate just to hear Mayor Pete Buttigieg endorse Biden; something which the world was already aware of. Mr. Perez and Bernie's competitors who all endorsed Biden or, like Warren, remained mum, should be deposed on whether they coll...

Rush Limbaugh and the Lesson for Other Republicans

Rush Limbaugh is a witty and humorous conservative and I wish him a speedy recovery but he's got two personal problems: he lies for Trump and he may not be a sociopath like the President. These two facts do not concern us so much as they concern Mr. Limbaugh who has cancer and may have gotten it from the stress of lying repeatedly on behalf of the President. Let me explain the link a little better. If you are a sociopath, you can lie all you want and not feel any of the stress of having lied, and not feeling stress, you tend not to get sick. Cancer is known to occur in people who are under unrelenting stress. Rush Limbaugh got sick with cancer because he is not a sociopath but thought that he, like the President, could get away with lying non-stop. I just saw Mitch McConnell on CNN. He also looks like he could come down with cancer any day. He may come across as the cool professional politician but inside he knows he's lying for the President and that stress will be his und...

CNN's Mike Gallagher, a Mic for the MIC; also a Congressman

Congressman Mike is a mic for the MIC. Just today, he went on about the failings of  Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani and how his death was justified vis-a-vis his support of anti-U.S. forces in Iraq. Apparently, Suleimani was the man who sent many an ied to Iraq which begs the question: was it really 'improvised' if a top Iranian military general sends these? In moments like this, I wonder how often the U.S. collective mind thinks, "...but we had no business being there in the first place, damnit!" When you disturb a hornet's nest, do you then condemn the hornets for attacking you? No, Mr. Gallagher, 911 was not masterminded, orchestrated, nor implemented by the Iraqis or those who supported their insurgents. You know damn well who did it--our 'friends' on the peninsula, and as Mr. Trump has said, "Pelosi should have impeached Bush." This has been turned into an anti-Trump soundbite by the MSM as if to say, "of course the Dems are right in impe...

Twitter is Vindictive

I am convinced that Twitter, the company, is vindictive. For the second time, I've insulted them--rightfully so--and they've fought back with a vengeance. What Twitter does is to shut down your account under the guise of security concerns; then, when you try to reestablish your account by saying that "you forgot your password," they ignore your request for a "code" that they say they need in order to get back on. So, here am I where I am going to stay and tell Twitter to go fuck themselves. That's right, scum buckets, you'll not see my tweets unless you apologize to me and the others you've harmed. I don't need you; only the vain celebrities and pols need you. I haven't closed my account because for two reasons: first, you need to be logged on to close your account, and, secondly, one would want receive an archive of one's tweets. People like journalists at "Wired" magazine can easily obtain their archive and they urge...

Is Mr. Mueller a Figment of Everyone's Imagination?

I've just about had it! Getting some really interesting news about Mr.Trump on the MSM is akin to getting a messed up slot machine at Atlantic City that you play for hours for payouts that are just enough to let you say you "broke even." I'm tired of breaking even. CNN and MSNBC should kidnap Mueller and ask him, "alright fucker, what have you got already? We don't think your stint in Vietnam lasted this long! What, more accountants needed? Bring in Mnuchin, that fucker knows more than he lets on. Bring in Pruitt (but first lobotomize him--use Carson--he's not doing much of anything. Seriously folks, how many times do you have to watch and re-watch episodes of The Twilight Zone before you take out the bottle of the emetic and hope that whatever was making you sick could be made to issue forth like a "Linda Blair." I've learned nothing new about Mr. Trump that I didn't know one year ago. I have learned, however, that news is ALWAYS br...

Size and other Characteristics Matter in Trumpville

Why was Comey fired? He towered over Trump, that's why. It's a no-no. That other dude that knew his job well was tall, and I suspect the administration knew all the time of his spousal abuse history but it only became a problem for him when his height got on the president's nerve, OUT. This height obsession is a conflation of the President's own tallness and NY real estate where the bigger the edifice, the bigger your status. Look at whom he holds on to--Sessions, plenty of reason to fire him but he's all so diminutive that Mr. Trump feels he might be charged with child abuse if he were to act against him; besides, Sesssions takes it on the chin and will forever hold the distinct "honor" of being the first mainstream Republican to embrace the President's candidacy. This represents two pluses. The short and tough-looking General Mattis stays while the bigger and better looking Tillerson goes. Mustaches: if you have one, you're out but a whit...