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There was a time when patents were a good idea because it made an inventor more willing to share his invention with the world--in fact, the patent office insists that when you describe your invention, others should also be able to make it; just not make money off of that copying without a license from the inventor. So, you've invented something. You think it will make millions for you and benefit the World even though the latter is not a requirement. You produce the thing and find that someone has infringed on your patent before your product has even taken off. It cost you almost every spare penny you had. Now, you've got to mortgage your home because it is now up to you to sue and the courts now have to determine who really infringed on whom and what might you have done that invalidates the patent. Perhaps you left out a pertinent "prior art" that duped the patent office into giving you that patent [prior art must be acknowledged even though the USPTO has the best se...

Our Governor Murphy's attempt at maximizing tax revenue from marijuana sales is tantamount to King George--also a Briton--trying to force a tea monopoly on the colonists. What this graduate of Goldman-Sachs fails to realize is that holding hostage the NJ resident by forcing him to buy "Murphy Weed" under threat of draconian incarceration for "home grown weed" only shows how greed reigns supreme in the Goldman-Sachs world.  As citizens, we need to wise up and understand that the businessman should have no role to play in politics for, although sociopaths make good surgeons and successful businessmen, humanity, as a whole, needs empathic leaders and not just those who offer lip service to our grievances. The best way to get people to buy "Murphy Weed" is to increase their standard of living (i.e., employment with good wages). It is NOT by throwing people in jail for trying to make ends meet through home cultivation. If I have money for "Murphy Weed,...

[this concerns the mismatch that took place recently in D.C. between senator Rand Paul and Doctor Anthony Fauci. See  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqUOcVwRUtc ] To a disinterested party, Dr. Fauci came out ahead but they may not know the backstory. For instance, both men have MD's but one practiced medicine while the other went right to work for government and ended up knowing more virology than medicine* The Senator not only is not up on virology but he does not have the argumentative skills found in most members of the Senate who tend to be lawyers; and, this was evident in his questioning of Dr. F. When Dr. F. said "you don't know what you're talking about." The good Senator should have demanded to know more: "Oh, how so?" The doctor-turned-virologist had the glib responses of a sociopath. Let's see what I mean. Anthony Fauci says to the Senator, " you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. And I want to say that officially...

President Biden has ordered the bureaucracies to protect the little guy from the Fascist abuses of corporate America. The beneficiaries of this action are the consumer, the worker, and the small businessman. Add to that Biden's insistence on getting out of Afghanistan and you can tell how different the two Presidents are from each other. I would hazard a guess that it was Obama's Indonesian Stepfather who led him astray from American principles of right and wrong as they pertain to the little guy. I cannot recall a single action by Obama that made me proud to be an American. Kudos go only to my fellow Americans who voted for an American Black man. Even when there was hope, Barack Obama fell flat. He took my idea for a People's Website for Grievances and turned it into an abysmal government lip service. It took eight years for the people to switch parties--what were we to do? President Biden, on the other hand, is showing signs of truly being the people's president. He w...

With the exception of Meghan McCain, all gave deference to Faustus Fauci and his dastardly doings. There was no mention of his promotion of Gain-of-Function studies in Wuhan and in North Carolina which, imho, gave us Sars-Cov-2. Doesn't anyone find it unbelievable that a lab which was doing coronavirus  research suddenly comes up with a coronavirus which is, by far, the deadliest of all? Isn't it just slightly strange that a virus which Fauci believes spread naturally from animal to man, is now acknowledged to have also been present in Wuhan's virology laboratory. Will any of the ladies in The View grow a pair and ask Faustus Fauci to explain to a lay audience what he hoped to accomplish by asking virology labs to create viruses that were deadly and easily spread? That, ladies, is the  raison d'être  for a Gain-of-Function study as promoted by your 'good' doctor Fauci. If he's incapable of stating his ideas simply, give it to us with all the technicalities y...

The coronavirus immunologically is essentially all about the spike protein. However that antigenic site sits atop a "stem" which is longer than that of the original coronavirus. This stem is probably where all the variants arise. Let me explain. As we've said, the spike protein is the site that's recognized by the immune system and variations of it are unlikely to produce successful variants because the spike protein is already very adept at latching onto our Ace-2 receptors--any changes would probably degrade this ability rather than enhance it. [the caveat here is "any natural changes," but when manmade, all bets are off. More on this later]. So, what is the source of the variants such that the impact on immunological surveillance is significant while still allowing for Ace-2 receptor binding? What role does the stem play in all this? In previous posts, I've pointed out how that elongated stem results in a lower density which allows the virus to remain...

The people mentioned in the title have seen fit to deprive the New Jersey Resident from growing pot for personal use--Senator Cardinale, through unknown motivation, has done an about face and has introduced a bill to allow for home grow--much to his credit although I've yet to read the bill. This should never have been an issue. Consider this, you can brew alcoholic beverages till the cows come home. None are asking for your wine/beer/whiskey tax dollars. None are selling it to neighbors and friends. The reason it is not more widespread is that the wine industry makes product for every taste and budget AND the taxes are not excessive. Pot, on the other hand, is soon slated to hit our budgets hard. Many in New Jersey, like that rich bugger, Governor Murphy, can afford any product that will be sold. Those of us who can't afford to pay $500 plus for an ounce or who would just like to start a hobby were looking forward to home grow. I've come down hard on Mr. Murphy because he ...

  The circumstantial: In 2015, some at the University of South Carolina corroborated with Wuhan Institute of Virology to get a wild coronavirus and make it infectious to humans (These early studies were in-vitro) Three pandemics in relatively rapid succession: Sars, Mers, Covid-19. China locked down Wuhan and did not allow intra-China travel but permitted travel to Eu and the U.S. China has not allowed the CDC to investigate the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Although Anthony Fauci said that China was being cooperative, the first CoV-2 sequences released by China were incorrect. We've got our hands in this epidemic. Li-Meng Yan says the Chinese military released CoV-2 and there is certainly ample circumstantial evidence, it seems weird, though, that China would release it on its own people. Would they not have had the foresight to release it into one of the alleged concentration camps in China, North Korea, or elsewhere or use it to decimate unwanted groups? Coronaviruses are fo...

This criticism is aimed at Jewish businessmen and then only at those at the top of the business world. As a businessman, the Jew has much going for him. As most Jews I've encountered he/she is intelligent and diligent. However, there is a dark side. It is this: they work too well together with fellow Jews. What's wrong with that, you may be asking.  There is nothing wrong with that except when those relationships affect the common man, those whom Madison referred to as "the humble sons of unpropitious fortune," and there are an innumerable number of us--especially with the rampant wealth disparity that afflicts our nation and not helped by the diligent Jew making money for himself or for those who, knowing his talents, hire him to do the dirty work. To what extent this sometimes heinous back-scratching is prevalent in our society, I do not know; nor, do I care to know for I am a firm believer in "live and let live." However, I have been personally affected a...

#1 Keep your mask clean and be careful to keep the outside of the mask outside if your mask is reversible. On today's The View, Whoopi was quick to condemn a Texan congressman who said he could have gotten his infection from wearing a mask. Even if  you don't wear the mask inside-out, you can still breathe in virus by handling the mask incorrectly. I know of no substance that will bind with those spikes on the virus and never let go. Be safe; clean your mask if washable or use a new one everyday if you can afford it OR get yourself a UV disinfecting light that you can use to keep your mask free of viable virus with the added benefit that you might just vaccinate yourself with the, now, inactivated virus. You've heard that being in an enclosed space is particularly dangerous but if that space is heavily air-conditioned, you incur additional risk because the virus was made to float better in dense cold air. Is it little wonder that we in the U.S. have such high numbers when y...

Not about hydroxychloroquine although some covid patients may benefit. I'm referring to her theory that nightmares cause women to develop uterine diseases. I believe she's on to something because recently it occurred to me that nightmares may be a means of communication between the body, the subconscious, and the conscious mind. So, it's not that nightmares cause cause bodily problems; it's that bodily problems elicit nightmares or freaky dreams. My personal anecdote is this: at times in the past when I've drank too many beers too close to bedtime, I've wet my bed. This has led my subconscious to try to wake me up before any more 'accidents.' On several occasions, I've dreamt that I was prevented from urinating at public or other bathrooms. I would dream that if I used a urinal, for example, that the urinal was constructed in such a way that the urine would spray back at me no matter how carefully I aimed. Other similar scenarios played out in my dre...

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...

We know the gaslighter who, thankfully, only affects the MAGA base. The MAGA are just as smart as anyone else so one has to say that they willingly allow themselves to be gaslighted. There's nothing that can be done. The person afflicted with Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy is none other than our esteemed Dr. Anthony Fauci. I remember reacting incredulously when the news reported that Tony was receiving death threats. I couldn't make heads or tails out of it until my Son and I started discussing the provenance of the Novel Coronavirus. The origin fell at the good doctor's doorstep. https://www.newsweek.com/dr-fauci-backed-controversial-wuhan-lab-millions-us-dollars-risky-coronavirus-research-1500741 When you have the gaslighter confusing the heck out of everything and when you add Mr. Bannon to the mix, you soon realize that the "gain-of-function" work promoted by Dr. Fauci was his way of becoming a hero to the U.S.--if not the world--by unleashing a monster wh...

You can have a great memory or you can have great analytical skills or you can have both. The average doctor and lawyer gets by with just the first (memory). These two professionals study for years on end and they memorize and are tested for their 'intelligence' just like a London cabby: what data have you memorized? The engineer and other scientific professionals are expected to be able to analyze data and situations and come up with truth. Neither the doctor nor the lawyer have great analytical skills; relying, instead on a vast storehouse of protocols and prior law. Only the medical doctor with a PhD is capable of thinking outside the box. Just look at how progress has fared in the era of the coronavirus, "It's a new virus, we just don't know. We need to wait until those with good analytical skills tell us." My God, how long did it take them to prescribe dexamethasone to the severely ill patient? Even I, a lowly biologist when it comes to human health, have...

Article II, Section 4, says the following: The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors." We tend to focus on the presidency but it's all civil officers who are subject to impeachment. The Constitution says nothing about giving the president the power to remove anyone he chooses; yet SCOTUS gave him that power in a decision that, I believe, dates back to 1924--saying that the president was an 'executive' and should have that firing power as do all executives. Why should this matter? Well, the slow-witted justices of that time could not conceive that a president would come along who would get rid of people until he was satisfied that a suitable sycophant was working for him; i.e., Mr. William Barr in the case of his attorney general. However, that power to fire is extended to all who report to the White House with th...

I have only a modicum of OCD but I'll always hate to clip coupons...SO...I don't bother. I'm not rich but I'll be damned if I have to be forced to work by corporate America just to get an effen discount. Therein lies their graft. There are people with a little extra money that don't really need the coupons and there are people who are too lazy, disinterested, or who value their time too much to clip coupons. These people end up subsidizing the coupons of those poor souls who HAVE to clip coupons. I give to charities but to have a company like BJ's surreptitiously have a program in place that sucks money out of my coffers so that they can lower the cost of goods to others is typical of what scumbag corporations do everyday of our lives thanks to the--typically--sociopathic CEO. Because of coronavirus, BJ's is temporarily doing away with paper coupons but they still insist that you go online to get the savings. I thought I would be smart and just click o...

The problem with evolutionary theory is that no common man is willing to see him/herself as an animal subject to evolutionary forces. It's a simple concept but, after learning the basics, we fail miserably at applying the concept to everyday life. That is so unfortunate. Let me break it down for you. Evolution simply seeks to perpetuate life--any life, all life. But there is a principle that we mostly fail to embrace. Evolution is blind. The reason it is blind is that it does not know what the environment will throw at it. Ergo, it must come up with very different designs in the hope that one of them will survive in the new environment. I don't know who told it so, but it found out early that environments change. The Black person came up with extra melanin that will protect him/her from the Sun's UV rays. The White Northern person then reversed that and came up with less melatonin that would allow lower quantities of UV light to still make make it through the skin and...

You blew it the last time. This time, I, a lifelong Democrat/Independent WILL vote for Mitt Romney instead of Smiley. Romney would be protective of Wall St. and even though he made his fortune there, he may be moral and ethical enough to listen to those of us who what to assuage wealth disparity starting with Wall St. I definitely think this is true because he marched with the people. The GOP needs to recoup any cred it had with the common man, and they can do it with the Rich Mormon from Utah, imho. Anyway, it beats worrying about what Smiley is doing behind the scenes--and he probably learned many a lesson from the Uncle Tom. Seriously, what did he do? Did he fix marijuana? Did he fix wealth disparity? Did he curtail guns? Did he fix immigration? Did he fix the criminal justice system? Or, did he, in fact, just lend his Black face to the presidential portraits? Oh, yes, let's be fair, he did use the people's money to bail out many rich asses and bastards on Wall St., and, tha...

Most of our primitive urges have been successfully suppressed by society--most, for the good of all. I don't know if racism could be suppressed longterm by legislation but we are seeing herd mentality--the good kind--hold up injustice for all to see. It doesn't matter that 57 cops resigned at Buffalo, NY, in support of 'storm troopers' that shoved an elderly man to the ground, for they were engaged in Trumpism--looking out for #1 at the exclusion of others.  Today, what could be the threat seen by Whites? Why fear a Black man/woman? In a population, you would be excused for fighting for resources. But Blacks are not siphoning Wall St. profits. Black women are only a threat during Black Friday at Walmart, lol; and, funny how retailers know better than to bring in a gaggle of cops to their stores to stop those 'riots.' You would be excused for not wanting to be robbed at home. But minorities affect their own waaay more than they infringe on White properties (riots...

I'd issue my officers a gold square pin to wear but only after having obtained 5 years without a complaint. You get another one 5 years later..., and so on. If you were to get a complaint, that year does not count towards your total. An inability to get a square every 10 years is means for dismissal. Cops who just started can be given a smaller square for each year they remain complaint-free and five are replaced with a regular size square. The public is only allowed two complaints per person per year; and teenagers are permitted to file w/o parental consent. The square makes us focus on proper policing practices. A cop who is slow to obtain a square or receives a complaint right out of the gate, means that he should be observed more closely and body cams are reviewed even if there is no problem reported. If you were never to get a complaint and were of age to do so, you would be next in line to be chief of police (assuming you've shown leadership skills and were respected b...

Dr. Reiner, appearing on Berman and Camerota this morning was asked to comment on the President's numbers. He said that doctors were more and more aggressive at bringing down the LDL number and, indeed, he reported that POTUS is on high dose Crestor. At no time during the interview, did Dr. Reiner or CNN mention that the LDL number ALONE should not be used to prescribe statins--unless you're a cardiologist looking to increase patient counts; and, boy, do we give them an easy path to wealth. Scare the patient into thinking he/she needs statins and you have a patient for life. But back to LDL. That LDL number is an aggregate reading. If you break it up into its components, you may just be pleasantly surprised to learn that the component most responsible for the high number is NOT as dangerous. There are four components: Very small, small, medium, and large. You want lower amounts of the small diameter stuff. If you have larger diameter particles, you lower the risk of clottin...

It's so fucking wasteful to march against police brutality when the Supreme Court of the United States allows police to kneel on our necks or shoot us with bullets. Where are your brains, people? Think about the inordinate power of the cops--who gave it to them and who in unwilling to address the issue today? I call upon protesters to flood the Supreme Court. They need to correct the sins of their predecessors or risk the fate orchestrated by Madame Defarge. This is what it's come to. All you bastards that seek the status quo, correct your evil ways! All you fucks in robes have managed to do is recruit for Antifa. In other news:  Of course, Governor Cuomo would demand goody two-shoes; he's Italian and you just have to look at how the Romans acted against their people. If you don't do what what an Italian demands, then you can just picture yourself a citizen up against imperial Rome. They are quite prepared to throw us to the lions if you don't behave; if...