For The Sake Of  Argument

The research studies are rolling in and we have far more questions than answers.

Almost 50 years ago, on 60 Minutes, Mike Wallace reported the swine flu story, which eerily has the exact hallmarks of the COVID pandemic.

SADS had emerged as a concern and similar to SIDS in that they are classifications for sudden unexplained death in adults and infants.

Turns out safe and effective is a relative term and applies to only some, not all people.

It’s easy to spot the hallmarks of brainwashing. Rational thought is out the window. Connecting the dots is a lost art. Critical thinking is in the wind. Logic is met with a blank stare. Common sense is nonexistent. “Getting through” does not enjoy a high success rate.

The first round of results from the mRNA shots are in.

Experts are no longer specialists. They have become wrapped up in the influencer trap where they pose as experts without having the knowledge and skill that earns someone the title.

In a perfect world, kids grow out of being kids and manage to participate in society as whole, rational human beings. (See fig. 1) But when they get stuck somewhere along the human development continuum, and they are driven by an appetite for power, you end up with a bunch of narcissists.

That anyone could say that out loud, let alone put it in print, says everything about what is wrong with the world today. Isn’t the job of a journalist to report the whole story? Is this person truly arrogant and obnoxious enough to believe that there could only be one way to explain the most complex matter of the universe at this time?

Through the shameful abundance of unhealthy strategies used to sell us on the pursuit of health, we were told eat donuts but not salads in the face of COVID.