Big government is to blame for increasing the plague of homelessness. Housing first-seems simple: doesn’t work if you don’t have rules and structure doesn’t work if there is no treatment, no case management, no help doesn’t work if the cost … Continue reading Government to blame
From Masks to Sculpture attempts to provide a niche in history. Someday, someone will read our stories and wonder how humankind could be controlled and possibly conquered by a virus that appeared to be invincible. Yet we survived! This book … Continue reading These stories need to be told
Poems of the senses in possible sections could look like this: Taste Smell Hear Feel See Perception (a supposed intuitive faculty giving awareness) Arouse (evoke or awaken a feeling, emotion, or response) Or (I am accused of writing about God … Continue reading Musings of a lifetime
Lockdowns have had little to no effect on COVID-19 mortality Lockdown policies are ill-founded and should be rejected as a pandemic policy instrument. A LITERATURE REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF LOCKDOWNS ON COVID-19 MORTALITY by The Johns Hopkins … Continue reading Darn, wish we knew that two years ago!
Mail-in Ballot Boxes are permanent features in our county. Remember mailboxes? Now found only at the post office, they used to be in every neighborhood. The ROV states that they will not be opened until ballots are mailed for an … Continue reading PERMANENT FEATURES
Achievements of the smartest man who ever lived can be viewed HERE. His pronouncements are prophetic: When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall become as corrupt as Europe Democracy will cease to … Continue reading Thomas Jefferson
Effective February 21, 2022, truck drivers are encouraged to park their rigs. Don’t truck goods and supplies until our freedom and liberty are restored. Click HERE to view. Canadian truck drivers protested peacefully and have been crushed by a dictatorial edict. US drivers … Continue reading Shelves Empty
We celebrate Justice Stephen Breyer’s term as Justice of our Supreme Court. I want to say: Look, of course people don’t agree, but we have a country that is based on human rights, democracy and so forth. Justice Breyer WSJ, … Continue reading Retiring Summer 2022
What to do? The guidelines come with a lot of caveats. Precisely what to do depends on factors including whether people are severely sick, their vaccination status and even sometimes their occupation. Isolation means staying home when you are sick … Continue reading What to Do If You’re Afraid You’re Infected
In-stock levels of food products at U.S. retailers hit 86% for the week ended Jan. 16, according to market-research firm IRI. WSJ, January 23, 2022. Worker illness strains food supply. Better stock up again as the market place is rattled … Continue reading Run on Groceries—again!
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