What does reality want from us?

Posted on April 15, 2021 by Ken
Can you have power over yourself if you give up any amount of authority to something else? Barbara Marciniak – Bing video

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“The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can alter his/her life by altering the attitudes of his/her mind.” – William Jones
I Am really Grateful to coexist in harmony with almost 3644 Beings on Twittersphere. It’s amazing to think there are that many open minds,
hearts and Souls with Me sharing this existence in Our current time momentum within this space.
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The greatest thing you can do is design your mind for success.
The mind is literally our window into the world. We can achieve anything
if we keep the window clear of cloudy thoughts.

Reality As You Think You Know It Does Not Exist.

Your mind is your lighthouse, when lost the sea of life.
Use it to your advantage.

Master your thoughts, master your mind, master your life.
~ Change your mindset. ~ Change your life.

This life is just mist and fog, a dream we can influence..

Nice quote and having a positive attitude has a positive impact on your life.

We are what we think. Think positively. Perfectly said. Our thoughts have the power to defeat us, or elevate us. You can change your life in seconds just by reframing your thoughts. Attitude defines response or reaction time.

Change your mindset, change your reality

Mindset is essential: Your mind is your most potent weapon you will ever possess.
But ultimately it’s down to your choices. The power lies inside, get in to find it I agree, it will either make you or break you.

You’ll figure it out when, in the end, Time, reality consumes the time you are given. It’s ruthless and takes every second and wants us to be crazy people, I’m convinced. I think people are going insane everywhere, and I’m just like, you’re not alone, there is someone out there who thinks about you. To leave it alone and let it get on with shit! To accept it, on it’s terms. That’s the only answer. No fucking clue.

I cannot with all the evil shit in high gear. Who cares? It’s an outdated
concept.. reality is just realty with an I in it.. everything and then slightly more. It’s getting crazier and crazier every day.. Bills, Insurance, Fines, screaming kids, angry wife, traffic lights, Cop killing people, ignorance and no cold beer. To just get away from it all for a while.

 What does reality want from us? 

We have to decide which voice we are going to listen to… Will we listen to the voice of fear & separation or the voice of perfect love & union? Will we listen to the voice of self-centeredness or that of selfless love?

In the end, it is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be by remaining what we are. The MOST important lesson to learn here on Earth is to take action out of Love not out of Hate.

If humans truly knew the power of their heart and mind they would change their thoughts and feelings to truly liberate themselves from fear and controlling forces..
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I may have a different answer tomorrow… humans are too stuck in a fixed reality… our souls flow like a current/ electricity/ water… bend to the situation but never stay that way…

One very important thing I have learned here in earth school is this: I am not the victim of other people, life’s circumstances, or God’s whims. Instead,
I am the creator of my reality. I create every experience I have in life with my thoughts and beliefs. Indeed, I think we all come to earth school to learn how to be better creators.

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Everyone incarnates here on Earth with a chosen life lesson.
These are energetic lessons that help us to shape both our physical selves as well as our soul. The main goal of all of our experiences is learning. This is one of the reasons you see repeating numbers.
We each have a primary life lesson and about 3-6 secondary life lessons.
These are unique to only you and no two people will experience these lessons in the same manner.

These lessons are in place to help us evolve spiritually.

Life lessons can be learned in many different ways. Please be aware that
there is no end or finish line when it comes to experiencing this energy. It is a recurring “theme” that is usually quite prevalent in your life. You will not die if you complete your life lesson, it will just become less important of a theme. It is an energetic experience that the soul is having in this lifetime.
It is not so much about “learning your lesson” as it is about experiencing the energy of different virtues. It is rather like the soul saying “hmm…that sounds interesting, I would like to experience that.”
The soul is perfect as it is so this is not about getting better or fixing, it is simply looking to experience itself in a new way. It will present itself in many different ways, shapes, and forms to you throughout your life.

Examples of Life Lessons.

Some examples of these include the energies of Grace, Forgiveness, Loyalty, Dependability, Healing, and Trust. These are just a few, but can you see how an overriding Life Lesson of Trust might play out?
You could have trouble trusting someone, being trusted, gaining someone’s trust, mistrusting someone and many more possibilities. You may not complete these lessons in this lifetime and you do not have to. If not completed, you will continue to experience these lessons during a future incarnation. Some are not meant to be completed in this lifetime.

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Just what are you here to experience in this lifetime? Find out what energetic experiences your Soul has chosen to have. It goes a long way in explaining “Why am I the way I am?”
Everyone incarnates with a primary life lesson and 3-6 secondary lessons. This reading will uncover what they are, specific to only you and how they are presenting in your circumstances.
In this reading, we will also dig into how far along you are in completing them, whether you are scheduled to complete them in this lifetime, and the current aspects or areas that the lesson is playing itself out in.
It also will indicate whether you are experiencing these lessons in a positive or negative manner.
Learn what your soul wants you to experience in this lifetime and be able
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Like you I am not one who believes that we are here merely to learn life lessons, and nor do I believe we are here to live out a happy life. Rather,
I believe we are here to master ourselves, so that one day we may obtain the wisdom necessary to peacefully take to the stars and become as plentiful as the sand in the sea, as immortal beings. And this will be achieved only after being reincarnated 100’s of times. Total peace we will never achieve because we will forever be human.

Take a listen: Former Whitesnake, thin lizzy guitarist John Sykes wrote this song about the bs humans are facing at the moment. Anthem for truth and freedom. Older generations of rockers are on to the bs. #freedom #truth John Sykes – DAWNING OF A BRAND NEW DAY – YouTube

Jesus Christ Taught the Purpose of Our Life on Earth (churchofjesuschrist.org)
What does G-d really want from us? – Rabbi Alon Anava – YouTube

Remember when Trump won?? How these hypocrites, these so called journalists were terrified & how they warned us, saying “Oh my God! he’s going to get us all killed”…

But they don’t seem to be afraid as dementia Joe puts sanctions on Russia…

In the end, it is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be by remaining what we are. The MOST important lesson to learn here on Earth is to take action out of Love not out of Hate.

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“The social instinct of men is not based on love for society, but on the fear of loneliness. The pleasant presence of others is not seeking so much, but rather the aridity of one’s own conscience is avoided ”. Schopenhauer.
~☆~ Loyalty is rare. If you find it, be sure to keep it, it is quality only few possess ~☆~
~◇~ Be strong enough to let go, and patient enough to wait for what you deserve ~◇~
~♡~ Today is a good day to do something that makes you happy ~♡~

When I was Chief Medical Advisor to President Trump in 2019, I deployed to the border to STOP the flow of infectious diseases like measles. Now with Dr. Fauci running the show, he REFUSES to recognize the unmitigated health DISASTER at our border. GOP Doctors In The House Want Dr. Fauci To Answer Questions About The Border Crisis | The Daily Wire

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From New Orleans to Virginia, Mississippi and Canada, 2 Southern filmmakers travel the roads of oppression, suppression, and even hope to reveal the connections of slavery and strong-arm Southern politics to the current racial strife in America.

Teach a man to fish!!!

You can’t wipe out poverty by giving money away, at least not permanently. The only way to wipe our poverty is to provide opportunity, then it works only for those who take advantage of it. If you give money to poor people, they’ll just make more poor people. DEMs don’t want to wipe out poverty… they want to keep minorities on the dole so they are beholden to the Govt. and keep voting in the swamp.

The greatest fallacy of modern progressivism is the idea that a requisite level of wealth produces a middle class rather than the other way around. Middle class is a pattern of behaviors and values that can be used by anyone to secure an opportunity for success.

I don’t see the drive and determination in people anymore. They settle and accept their situation…

We are left on this earth because God isn’t finished with us yet. We still have a purpose that only God Himself is privy to. We must have faith … be strong … and carry on.

We have to decide which voice we are going to listen to… Will we listen to the voice of fear & separation or the voice of perfect love & union? Will we listen to the voice of self-centeredness or that of selfless love?
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Power of Positivity

Posted on April 14, 2021 by Ken
The Real Meaning of 42. In Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s… | by Ryan S Kinsgrove | Medium

It’s honestly embarrassing to think who is running our country at the moment.
America used to be a safe place, now other countries are just laughing at us.
Socialism never works, and it’s always just a bridge to Communism.

Part of looking inside yourself is acknowledging that you are guilty of playing the victim at times when you were a huge part of the problem.. A slow, years long, creep into socialism is worse than a quick takeover. It creates a large base of dependency over time. People realize it was a mistake just before the starvation and panic set in. It also allows a rebranding of socialism as any socially beneficial spending.

I just had a multi-tweet debate about this very topic today.
Ashli Babbitt was never a threat to the officer who murdered her. The officer knew that the law would protect him and the narrative would support his decision to take her life. He killed her for sport. I’d like to know why his identity has not been released. The public deserves to know. That said, I think we know why. Shameful. Something so dastardly about only seeing the hand of the shooter. One of the videos shows a cop kneeling next to Ashli after she was shot. He looks up at the door and gives a thumbs up. To who? Why?

If she had been a Black-Biden-Voter then the nation would be burning down; but since it was just a White-Woman no one blinks an eye… I believe you are right!
The video speaks for itself, no one in that area had a gun or any kind of a weapon, the FBI even reported no guns or weapons or confiscated. My opinion could he be a hitman for the government? To be able to just aim and shoot with no hesitation?

I love how the narrative that the person that shot Ashli was a Capitol Police Officer. It could have been anyone including a Representative. It has never been shown who shot her so stop with the lie. Well said! We need to be demanding the officer’s identity who murdered Ashli.

I read David Bailey capitol police, but not sure.
Look him up to see who he is.
Babbit was unarmed and behind a door.. protesting. Meanwhile a known criminal trying to evade a warrant gets into a physical struggle with some cops- gets shot during that struggle and the officer is charged with manslaughter.
And where is the outrage about her death and the demands to defund police??

She was *actually* a totally innocent bystander!
Plus how many cops or security officers were standing right behind her?
If she was a threat wouldn’t they have done something?

It looks like the police escorted her up there than backed away cause they knew what was coming . https://t.co/bcxC5kc5iN” / Twitter

Caught in the heat of the moment, he probably just made a very bad decision – it’s not unlike the female officer who thought she’d pulled out her taser – the problem lies in insufficient training and the politicizing of such an event for political gain. History proves that murder is quite acceptable to those in power. I literally think Nancy wanted more unarmed Trump supporters murdered but couldn’t get anyone else to do it . I believe Pelosi is the one behind the call to stand down, which if that call had not been given things wouldn’t have gotten so out of hand and Ashli might still be alive.

You got it. How can he be cleared? Out of the hundreds of officers present only one fired a gun, one time, killing one person.

Do you believe there is one ultimate truth?

Just trying to get by and not forget to laugh. Life is hard enough, don’t be a jerk, make someone smile, be kind & wear a mask!

What is truth in the first place and are we the ones who are in the position to decide it with our unreliable faculties regarding the world perception and assessment? I believe there is one ultimate truth that in its turn contains many other ultimate truths. One of them is to take care of nature and all animals, like me, I feel very strongly for the fate of the wild horses. Another is, be kind to each other! Only good comes out of that! No, I don’t think so. Most of us interpret things our way and our cognitive biases, attitudes impact those interpretations. To evolution there’s no good or bad, it’s all zero sum game.
We tend to sort things into binary dichotomies – it’s very human to divide into black and white, good and bad, true and false, cheap and expensive.

In reality everything is much more complex and multidimensional.

Quantifiably? Yes. Scientifically? Yes. Philosophically? No.
Some ideas can’t be measured, so we create our own meaning or inherit it.

I believe that there is a true path. It may look a bit different for each individual but the main principles remain the same. Be true to yourself and follow life.

Much of what humans consider to be “truth” is simply perspective. There are things we “know” to be true scientifically but any good scientist will tell that it’s true with what we know right now. No. I think there are things beyond our capacity to model, conceptualize and imagine that are at the fundamental level of things… All of this except the “No.” Just because
I can’t conceptualize it doesn’t mean there’s not a truth out there; in fact,
I’m certain there are many truths even at the human level I’m clueless about,
I think, like getting to the far reaches of things, just like classical physics reaches its limit
at the quantum line… we’ll find truth is quite possibly an inadequate concept… Truth is actuality. That’s the first definition of truth. Precisely because our perspective of actuality,
of “everything that is the case,” is limited, I don’t think we can pick a particular word and predict it to be any more inadequate than, say, “quantum.” …the definition of truth as formulated by human consciousness/capacity…

But is our mental span sufficient to really dig down into the (possibly) many latent layers
of existence and does “truth” still hold up in these… realms?
Yeah but all of this is words. Quantum, physics, truth, consciousness, mental, and, but, many: All of this is subject to the same caveat. All I’m saying is, if I know my understanding is going to be limited, I know I don’t have the wit to limit. So I don’t. My issue is that humans impose mental symbols on external entities… just think of the boy who is sure his crush likes him back the exact same way, only to find out they don’t! If we generally have trouble at this level, imagine… This is my point. You’re assuming a negative because you know we don’t understand. I’m assuming I don’t know because I know we don’t understand. That’s all. Like I said, I agreed with everything except “No.”
Well, one ultimate truth can be seen to have been assumed to have been the case for quite some time… Ex: Religion/Single math theory of everything…

Power of Positivity
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“If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything” – Mark Twain
I am not convinced there is a ultimate singularity that everything boils down to… See: Godel
I see your Godel and raise you a Gadamer. Everything you say supports living at a high degree of uncertainty, knowing we may be wrong. Why is my embracing this concept wholeheartedly a problem?

Gadamer seems lost in anthropocentrism. A single truth is very anthropocentric…
I have a number of issues with “human-centered ideas” being imposed on external reality. Well, I no longer have the pride to be able to say, “This word has meaning at this level, but not that one.” And a position could be made that “There is no single truth” is a single truth. It becomes incoherent at that point, which is why we can’t make calls sans knowledge. You sound as if some of your ideas don’t happen a human way, and others do. I’m pretty sure all our ideas are human.

At this point we’re repeating ourselves.
You don’t like the concept, I think it may/may not exist. I do want to be clear
I am not limiting truth to a theory of everything or religion, I’m just talking about actuality: everything that is the case. This may be the friction. I’m not a proponent of anything anthropocentric, and I tend to lean towards seeing such things as misleading or invalid.
 Anthropocentric ideas have been misleading humans as long as they have questioned things.
And it’s getting worse… Best truth is an advice that leads sentient beings out of all suffering, for good. Since Buddha’s teachings on ‚emptiness‘ fulfil this our biggest wish, this is Ultimate Truth. It is the scientific method guiding us on our spiritual path to the state of #NoMoreLearning.

We all die. That’s the ultimate truth. Act accordingly.

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We live in the most dystopian version of hell I have ever imagined.

I can’t emphasize this enough.
Please research the Spanish flu and read The Invisible Rainbow.

Dystopian version – Bing  is the opposite of utopia: a state in which the conditions of human life are extremely bad as from deprivation or oppression or terror (or all three). A dystopian society is characterized by human misery in the form of squalor, oppression, disease, overcrowding, environmental destruction, or war.

Truth/facts/Reality exists irrespective of our capability to see/feel/understand it. Yes, there
is only one correct version of it. There are many truths and some are true in relation to the same thing at the same time. But there are also quite clearly falsehoods, which is why this is epistemological pluralism and not mere relativism. (Simplifying Charles Taylor).
I’ve seen a lot of people in this say that truth is all subjective and there are lots of different value systems.

But we’re consistently comparing different value systems to determine which is better and which is more true. So how can we do that if there’s not one ultimate truth?
How can reason come from within us? To accept something as reasonable or true is to accept that there is a greater truth to which the individual thing is connected with and outside of us. If not then there is no foundation or law on which anything can be built. I believe in one objective truth where every truth or thing we determine has merit either points to or away from that truth.
I don’t know, but we’ll keep looking for it. Truth is unique. However, its perception of humans is various. Having different perceptions does not mean there are multiple truths.

There are multiple realities (human perception). When realities coincide, they become facts (the manifestation of truth in the material world.) It’s tempting to believe that, but the evidence suggests otherwise. Even if there’s one ultimate truth, it will be undifferentiated truth, a truth that’ll give rise to multiple truths … Truth is like an onion. You peel away all the layers and what do you have left? The truth would be the Platonic ideals. All we can experience in reality is shades of the truth, colored by our senses and experiences.
Truth is a very flexible commodity and much of it is based on personal beliefs and values. These are used to interpret behavior and even facts – so no. For many people my truth is their lie and vice versa. Love, it is the only thing you can take with you and remain in the living. We may not know or understand it or even have the capacity for it all but there can only be one truth, that’s the nature of truth itself.

Some things just *are* true: physics, for example. Some things are true but have a spectrum of acceptable perspective Some things are a matter of opinion. Problem is some things that just *are* true have been usurped by opinions.
Even in physics- or especially in physics- perception of the observer can be everything and affect outcome. We’ve learned that truth is relative. There are many paths to the top of the mountain; however, the top of the mountain is static. Yes! Hidden away, in a yet to be discovered cave somewhere, there is writ, carved into stone, in huge letters The Great Secret which says “I’m Making This Up As I Go Along!” I’m with Obi Wan, the truths we cling to often depend on our point of view.

If there is one ultimate truth, it would almost certainly be that it is humanly unknowable what that truth, if any, is. Of course there is, but we’ll have to evolve into a different being to understand and accept it! I believe there are many truths, there is more than one side. But can you compare those truths? We do it frequently which means we have to have some sort of standard or ultimate truth to compare different truths to. If not, we’d have no way of growth or progress because everything is dependent on how you feel in the moment.

Love is the ultimate truth. There are many paths to finding that truth. For example, In the daylight you see a green can. Is it true that the can is green? Our eye nerve tells yes. Let’s wait for the night and eye nerves will tell us the can is black. So is it true that the can is indeed green? The answer is it depends on lighting and our eye nerves. Of course, truth by definition is not subjective…There may be an ultimate truth, but there is not and cannot be any absolute knowledge of it.

Everything we call truth is a function of our human capacity to understand and interpret.

Why is the meaning of life 42 ,

The very concept of Truth is an illusion…chrooth, 
If there is no ultimate truth—there is no truth at all. Ultimately in most situations: it’s what happened. Not really. Facts are facts and truth Is perception. A fact can be true, but a truth doesn’t have to be fact. And that’s the truth. Truth, unlike facts, is individual in nature. The one ultimate truth is there is no ultimate truth … the truth IS that there will never be an ultimate truth 😛 God is the truth. He is the one constant in this changing world, and we can always rely on Him to be perfect in His promises. John 14:6

There is only one ultimate truth. Everyone who says otherwise is wrong.
Truth is not a cafeteria menu. You can’t have multiple truths. There is no “my truth” or “your truth”. There is only the truth, and it’s usually the most ignored and hated … The Simulation seems to create the rules as we move along… Source, we are source beings. There are as many dimensions as there are vibrations. We are the leading edge of all that is; so yes, you are, the ultimate, truth… Truth to what?

So Grateful For the Earth Angels!
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I cherish them but sadly they don’t cherish me.. There are people we meet in life that make everything seem magical. Even the ones who come into our lives as ‘ lessons’. so many trials & tribulations, and so the overflowing blessing.
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Cherish them.

Let go of the past to make room for what is to come.
When you finally let go of the past, something better comes along. This sounds nice to most but when you know nothing could be better, you just know.
Not all things or people are expendable nor replaceable. We tend to make up these perfect little sayings that can actually steer others the wrong way.
They don’t really help the world… If we are all followers of Christ should we not be helping each other also not just the ones we know?

Focus on the present, cause it won’t wait for you to get over the past.
If you don’t leave your past it will destroy your future.

Live for what today has to offer, not for what yesterday has taken away.


But how do we let go of our past… Can’t receive with a full hand.
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Posted on April 12, 2021 by Ken
I have collected a mountain of evidence that may prove we were lied to & something much more sinister is going on. “There’s a light at the end of the lockdown tunnel” – Reiner Fuellmich – Germ Warfare

Time is going at warp speed
Dash symbol sometimes you just have to slow down and live entirely in the moment
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If the world stands against me, then I stand against the world. –
Athanasius of Alexandria.
In the upcoming weeks remember, God is by your side covering you with his love, removing negativity from your life while guiding you along paths of happiness, triumph & blessings.
The question is when does it not have been like this… This is not normal anymore. More testing means more corona numbers They are just pushing again the FAKE numbers to make another Lockdown. In MUNICH 50 percent from the restaurants and shops ALREADY are closed and can’t handle less money anymore…

Peter Navarro on Twitter: “Fauci funded the Wuhan lab and authorized gain
of function genetic engineering at Wuhan to make bat viruses more dangerous. If SARS-CoV-2 came from Wuhan Lab, Fauci is Father. US biologist Bret Weinstein s 90 per cent chance it leaked from the lab https://t.co/SjM1arJ9xk” / Twitter  

I will add evidence to this blog post, until TWTR removes it:
Lucky5496 on Twitter: “@RealPNavarro https://t.co/oRHy5blU6W” / Twitter
london real transform yourself – Bing

Dr. David E. Martin PHD. on London Real-Transform Yourself Ch.

london Real Transform Yourself Dr – YouTube

Check out the date on the Covid Vaccine Box @ 1:14 minute mark… 7/23/19? -NIH B-roll (2019-nCoV) video added to NIH Flickr page on 01/30/20: https://flickr.com/photos/niaid/4

MrSmith on Twitter: “8/ **NIH VACCINE: What did NIH/Fauci knew; But when did they know it? Check out the date on the Covid Vaccine Box @ 1:14 minute mark…

We could soon have vaccines for cancer and HIV thanks to COVID-19 vaccine discovery: report (msn.com)

Fauci and the deep state swamp did not want ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine to treat covid patients. Why? They wanted people to die so they could blame Trump and help the Dems win the elections. Read this article and you will see what I mean. Eminent doc: Media censored COVID-19 early treatment options that could have reduced fatalities by 85% | News | LifeSite (lifesitenews.com)

The Biden administration plans to name former senior NSA officials to White House cyber- position and head of CISA
Ellen Nakashima 1 hr ago
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The Biden administration plans on Monday to name a former senior National Security Agency official as the first national cyber director and another former NSA official to head the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency. The nomination of former NSA deputy director John C. “Chris” Inglis ends months of speculation about whom the Biden administration would appoint to the White House position, and comes after bipartisan pressure from lawmakers to fill the job they created in legislation that passed in December.

The administration  also plans to nominate Jen Easterly, a former NSA intelligence officer who helped stand up U.S. Cyber Command more than a decade ago, to head the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, according to U.S. officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe nominations that are not yet public. Other nominees, who are highly regarded in cyber policy circles, are expected to face smooth confirmations.
The White House declined to comment on Sunday.
The moves come as the administration is grappling with the response to two major cyber events — one a Russian cyberespionage campaign known as SolarWinds that compromised nine federal agencies and about 100 private companies, and the other a Chinese hack of Microsoft Exchange servers that hit the private sector. The White House also is expected to nominate Robert Silvers, who served as DHS assistant secretary for cyber policy in the Obama administration, as undersecretary for policy at DHS. He, too, is expected to be easily confirmed.

Silvers is expected to focus heavily on cybersecurity but also on ensuring that the United States can compete with strategic adversaries such as China, and on domestic terrorism and other priorities. “Rob brings years of experience with DHS,” said Thomas Warrick, a former DHS official who is now a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council. Silvers worked at DHS from 2011 to 2017, dealing with cyber, counterterrorism and economic security issues. As national cyber director, Inglis will coordinate the defense of civilian agencies and review agencies’ cyber budgets. But because the position is outside the National Security Council, he will not oversee offensive cyber policy conducted by military and intelligence agencies.
The Biden administration early on created the position of deputy national security adviser for cyber, a job within the NSC that is not subject to Senate confirmation. President Biden placed another former NSA official in the job: Anne Neuberger, a respected practitioner who has been coordinating the response to SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange. There has been debate about the division of labor between the two roles, and whether the arrangement would set up competing power centers.

But Neuberger and Inglis, who worked closely together at the NSA under its then-director, Gen. Keith Alexander, are expected to collaborate well, said Dmitri Alperovitch, chairman of Silverado Policy Accelerator. Inglis served for 28 years at the NSA, retiring in 2014 after almost eight years as deputy director. Neuberger joined the NSA in 2009, holding a variety of roles, including building partnerships between the agency and the private sector. Before moving to the White House in January, she led the NSA’s cybersecurity directorate. Christopher Krebs, who as head of CISA in the Trump administration worked to secure the 2018 midterm and 2020 presidential elections, in a tweet called all three picks “brilliant.”
Easterly, a managing director at Morgan Stanley and global head of the firm’s cybersecurity fusion center, was one of the “Four Horsemen” — a quartet of military officers asked by Alexander to make the case to create Cyber Command. One of the other four, then-Col. Paul Nakasone, is now a four-star general heading both Cyber Command and the NSA.

Easterly, like Neuberger, is close to Nakasone. She served on the Biden transition team handling cyber policy issues. The confirmation process could take up to two months, former officials said. We live in one continuous episode of The Twilight Zone, Woke Edition. We live in a three ring circus and the Cirque du Soleil kind. It feels like the alternate dimension that wasn’t supposed to be. Never was a fan of the circus. Never thought we’d live in one tho. Oy!
I literally hate Woketopia. I want off this bus.
Fauci funded the Wuhan lab and authorized gain of function genetic engineering at Wuhan to make bat viruses more dangerous.
If SARS-CoV-2 came from Wuhan Lab, Fauci is Father. US biologist Bret Weinstein is 90 percent chance it leaked from the lab.
Brit WHO expert now admits Covid COULD have leaked from Wuhan lab as team finally visits site (the-sun.com)

A new model estimates that nearly 40,000 children have lost a parent to Covid-19, and black children have been disproportionately affected,
according to a new research letter Nearly 40,000 children have lost a parent to Covid-19, model estimates – CNN

【Covid-19 coronavirus origin. WHO investigations must also be done where the disease was reported earlier.】

It was probably in the US before it was in Wuhan. I’m not saying it began in the US.
Like the 1918 influenza, which likely circulated as a milder variant in 1916-1917, Sarscov2 was probably global before anyone noticed. The vaping illnesses were at least partly Covid. Blinken: China “didn’t do what it needed to do” in early stages of pandemic http://hill.cm/ZbD5nZy  Yeah…similar story here in the US where we didn’t do what we needed to do. China couldn’t keep Covid in Wuhan and the US couldn’t keep it in New York or the Seattle area.

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It was probably in the US before it was in Wuhan. I’m not saying it began in the US.
Like the 1918 influenza, which likely circulated as a milder variant in 1916-1917, Sarscov2 was probably global before anyone noticed. The vaping illnesses were at least partly Covid.

It wouldn’t be the only time a novel viral illness is first noticed in a group w/ risk for exposure/severity, & then mistakenly associated *only* w/ that group.
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The cases in 2019 & early 2020 were never tested for novel pathogens.

How would we know if it was a virus or not since It Was Not Tested!

Q: Wasn’t infectious disease ruled out in all the EVALI cases? A: EVALI appears not to have been tested for novel pathogens w/ methods that could have identified sarscov2, such as high-throughout RNA seq (ex. methods described in https://nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2001017… )

CDC Press telebriefing on EVALI (~ min 37) “..many cases where it just is not possible w/ the information available or w/the testing that we have to completely exclude that an infectious cause was also at play, & those we defined as Probable..” https://cdc.gov/media/releases/2019/Telebriefing_Vaping_10112019.mp3

I don’t think that journalists, govt officials, or the general public understand how many times viral pneumonias are dismissed as “some kind of viral illness”. If people are very ill, they are started on antibiotics, assuming bacterial infection. (1/2) For example, my brother-in-law flew back from CA to SD in Feb 2020, came down with “flu” but seemed to be getting better. After about a week of mild symptoms, he suddenly ran a fever and developed shortness of breath. He was hospitalize with ARDS (secondary to likely influenza). (2/2)

This part addresses this partly. We don’t know if contacts also fell ill, unless they were also vape users like in some cases here. There’s a girlfriend & boyfriend, 3 social clusters in Minnesota, & a cluster outbreak of vaping illnesses in high school in Indiana in mid-Feb. 2020.

(1) Laura Henderson on Twitter: “@BSamuels72 @MSNBC @IndivisibleMD @maddow @CDCgov @GovLarryHogan Q: Did EVALI show a pattern of contagion? A: Infectious disease interview isn’t reported for most cases, & studies suffer from incomplete data in general (ex. ~20% of IL/WI cases have no data on substance vaped). But there were close contacts among cases w/ EVALI:” / Twitter

Define public knowledge…a percentage of the population only knows what CNN tells them. I’ve been screaming this from the rooftops and everyone thinks I’m crazy. Not a lot of people get that you can’t get a respiratory illness from eating bat soup. #Batshitcrazy Mistakes happen but Fauci’s lack of transparency and misdirection, on so many fronts, cost lives. He was rewarded for it. Is America so beholden to China that our leadership looks the other way? Last year was WW111 x 2. Looking forward to 2024.
It is also important to realize that a bioweapon could carry designed and added functions, which naturally occurring pathogens of the same kind may not have. This level of awareness should be the key in finding answers to many unknowns of COVID-19 disease. It’s all there. Reports from USDOS concerning Security Protocols at Wuhan Lab. U.S. INTEL reports on lab emergency quarantine measures in 2019. USG must Declassify the data that spells it all out. It is all there!

Anything to say Dr. FAUCI?
COVID-19 was already circulating in Italy by Sept 2019, according to scientists at Milan’s National Cancer Institute months before the virus was first documented in Wuhan .
COVID-19 was spreading in Italy by September 2019, study indicates – CGTN

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Beautifully Broken

Posted on April 11, 2021 by Ken
Spring Acts like summer. Walks like rain. I can be a lot of things, but I’m always me.

Joyner Lucas & Chris Brown – Just Let Go
Night’s first note: That’s good if you like who you are and I’m glad you do. Sorry didn’t mean to sound rude. I’m genuinely happy for you because you’re such an amazing person the quiet ways I hold your word so sacred in my heart Words are special and are remembered forever they are yours. Light the match ..burn the flame.. burn all insecurities.. burn everything …that stands between your skin and my skin. burn our names, even let the fire consume you and me until there is only heat #match #poem

Wrap yourself around the fire in my soul, paint me slowly with the sensual dance of your tongue. Black and white is the truth Colors are distracting you from… I don’t ask a lot of questions… mostly because when I asked “wtf is wrong with people?” I never got an answer. All the edges … Are constant and conscious Choices to Stay within Their slim Confines… Pull your clouds down and show me your sky. I feel too much and I’ll never understand enough, but the longer I’m alive the more i value gentleness.

Words that touch where hands can’t reach…I’ve been craving your gentleness.
I’ve been needing your anger-power to take over this wicked world. You can have my gentleness whenever you want it. Then come here and let me show you my tenderness… I am in love with the little things!!! It’s really hard to watch someone’s heart break, and know there’s nothing you can do about it. Including – but not limited to – yourself… Indeed. Yes she’s a knockout but you should see her heart.

From the very first moment….and all the moments ever since. Joining the hands that have written our story to know you, and have no other way than to love you!! ‘m not procrastinating, I’m doing a side quest.
An undeniable pull…impossible to push away from. When we are here we don’t think about tomorrow. We laugh and love ..and touch and feel.. living in the here and now we dance and wrap ourselves up in each other melting into star filled skies tomorrow always comes somehow.
Live in the now, immerse yourself in the present. It’s the only moment you actually have. Just give me a great day a little longer than 24 hours…….

I lie down in your heart and I am home.. I will follow. YOUR body is an emotion for which there are no words.. her eyes read and her soul writes words that breathe life into me. May we never forget why we love and what it feels like. Love is never let It be remembered.. I spill my heart open, hoping you will be there to catch all the pieces. There’s no cage that can house your wild, no dam that can hold back my words, no lock capable of keeping my hands from reaching but, sometimes your ways, keep me from fully breathing my heart may skip a beat or two my mind no longer paying attention to anything—
except you.

I was never afraid to be alone until I found out how it feels to be loved like this. Everyone posts about that. What about all of us men who work hard everyday are loyal and pay all the bills. Aren’t we worth keeping? I have personally been on the wrong end of cheating. I gave her ONE more chance. But I will never trust her or anybody that much again. No one ever said that the man wasn’t worth keeping. I’m sorry that someone hurt you like that, that is never okay.

I hope you get treated with all the love you deserve.

And I firmly believe that you should fully cherish your partner and it should
go both ways. Some days, I want to curl up on your shoulder, just listening to you speak. Letting your voice melt the day away as you take your time, fingers sliding through my hair all the way down— searing a path I know, will lead to shaking off the day as I release…the tension & feel peace. It is impossible for me to believe that anyone could love you more than me. Clouds appear, unexpectedly building, filling our view.

Then they are touching, colliding, sliding surfaces, friction and merging, flashes and sparks and lightning as our passion explodes in thunder and our love rains down in a flood we have wished to drown in all our lives. The hardest punches I take are thrown by my own mind. We each have the ability to be our own worst adversary. Best to make peace with yourself if you can, even if it is an uneasy truce. A rush of sparks inside me when I see her sinful grin waves of flame ignited as her lips move on my skin. I’ve closed my eyes. But from above I see us in my mind sighs become impassioned moans the higher that I climb.

I need you more than you think. I want you more than you know. I love you more than I said. her spirit flows out, in her poetry, emotional verses weaving
a rhythm, a sharing of dreams that have never seen light. Her soft smile drains all the heaviness from my chest. I want to learn every part of you by heart…
She is more beautiful than any sunset or sunrise, deeper than any ocean and more captivating than any starlit sky you’ve seen. Love her, make her feel safe and she will paint your entire world with her love and light. You’re more like an atmosphere around you drawing in what attracts you. May all your hopes be held in the beauty of a gentle heart.

Never knew how long I’d been numb until I felt your words. she can look in your eyes and have you thinking about forever. The dark gets heavy & dreams can break under the weight of the night. That smile that can make you smile
no matter what you are going through. To be under the moon and above you. Imagine finding someone that accepts you for who you are and doesn’t try to fucking change you Nothing changes but the changes.. Do those people exist! Finding peace in the hammock with good music and a nice breeze. So take care of your gentleness. Somedays you want to be seen.. some days you need to be held.

Anyone can put a smile on your face but it takes someone special to make you happy. So amazing, she has all those words at her fingertips and somehow she grabs the exact ones that grab you. Magic begins the moment you taste her poetry on your lips. I thought, I should be the one who must end the war inside me. until you touched my face and put my mind at peace. At some point of our life we meet the ones who prove our insecurities wrong and that’s probably the one thing that every broken soul waits for. The little things, the simple things… that’s what really matters when it comes to who you love.

I find it’s what truly matters even if you have no one to love. The little things, the simple pleasures can be so satisfying. Love is tearing down the walls you spent a lifetime building and still feeling safe. A voice that quickens breath when hands cannot. Escaping to your heart where a river of stars flows. Swimming through their light as our love wildly grows. Holding shreds of doubt then finally letting go. Don’t let people who have talked themselves out of their dreams talk you out of yours. RISE & FALL – Ryan Innes (JUST LET GO – Soundtrack) – YouTube

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Would You Like You

Posted on April 10, 2021 by Ken
If you weren’t you, and you met you, would you like you?  So, yeah, sometimes.

People aren’t actually bothered by you not wearing a mask. If it was such a
big deal, they would just stay away from you. They are bothered that you’re disobedient. They are bothered that your strength shines a light on their weakness.

Until a few years ago, I’d have really liked me. I was fun, up, bright and witty.

But having gone through a few years of hard knocks, I’ve become much more withdrawn, angry and moody. Not sure I’d like myself much anymore, sadly. Whatever it is that caused you to feel the way you do now, I hope that heals, you find peace and those sunny, brighter days that had you smiling and witty are yours once again. Sorry for your dark years! The real you is still in there, just overcome with the weight of sadness right now. There is always light, always hope. It’s just very hard to see sometimes. Thank you very much for your kindness.

I hope you’re seeing the light and the hope. x I hear ya my kids have kind of ruined me It’s not easy — TBH – not sure. I love and like me, but so many do not. Some even asked me to be someone else. I may not want to find out why! Please never listen to anyone else try and tell you to be someone else. Those ain’t your people then. We all have our strong points and weak ones. The people who appreciate the whole package will alert, gravitate and stick by you.

I see your point but what about constructive criticism? I’ve had friends tell me “you’re better than that stop” and it’s checked my ego in the past. I appreciate them for calling me out and shaming me at times. Constructive and useful is one thing, being a hurtful prick is another. Some people are quick to put their two cents in just for the sake of talking, not to really help or influence in a positive way. Ok I see your point, I agree with some people that want to give their 2 cents even when not asked. At that point it is just best to acknowledge them with your eyes and smile.

I can relate so much. I am good to everyone. I am kind. Not boring at least but
I am not liked. I was not favored by my parents. My husband said it to my face that I am very dislikable. I was never popular anywhere. There’s nothing wrong with how I look or smell. I am ok though.

Maybe, but I don’t know that either would give me a chance. If we started talking sports, though, it would be over. We would be sports bar buddies for life. I would really appreciate his thorough knowledge and analysis!

I’d like some things about me, maybe most things. There would be some things, several things, that I wouldn’t like. Maybe those are the things that I should work on as I try to make myself a better me. ~ John A
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Yes, everyone has always told me that I’m easygoing. I really do like everybody until they give me a really good reason not to, i.e. MAGAts.

Easygoing=lazy, doesn’t work, lives off taxpayers. Yup. I can see why you don’t like patriotic hard working MAGA family members. You and yourself will be besties for sure. I’d say he’s a bit odd but intriguing, nice eye’s and has that Persian blue eyed dark mysterious look about him. I’d say he’s a nice guy, dry wit and a realist non conforming moderate guy.. not on the fence and causes no offense, traditional libertarian.


We had lots of common thoughts. He’s now like a family member.

Absolutely my children do and so does everybody because I’m not a dude that starts crap with everybody!!! Not to mention I look at everybody’s opinion and they have their own opinion about everything and I do not judge people for that. I’m confused…if I weren’t me then I wouldn’t be an asshole so yes I would like me! Is that what you meant?

Hell yes, I’m an intelligent, hard working conservative with excellent moral values…. The question is If I were me and yes I am me and I met you could
you hear that falling tree in the forest?

If I weren’t me I’d likely be like most people I deal with who don’t appreciate my hard work, take advantage of my kindness & get annoyed by my belief that giving 100% is the right thing to do instead of taking it as a personal threat.
I am surrounded by assholes. I don’t think so, I have a resistance to people who remind me of myself, I only see reflections of my worst flaws. I would die to meet someone exactly like me.

Red heart But I probably never will, but that’s what makes me unique right?
Depends.
Are we in competition for some limited something or someone?
Interesting. I know how I perceive myself now at this age but I can’t remember exactly who I was 10 yrs ago. I also judge my negs far harsher than most would and other less harshly. I’m too judgy to myself, more forgiving of others and intimidating to most men. I would love me (not in a romantic sense obviously).
I wish there were millions of me. Seriously…
Face with tears of joyI don’t mean this in an arrogant way either. Just that I generally
find it hard to find people who both enjoy doing the same things as me and have similar views to mine.

Yes! I wish I had a friend like me. I am one of those folks if I only had 2 bucks
& someone needed a buck, I would give it to them. Hubby said one day he will find something to plug the hole in my heart
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Rolling on the floor laughingmom said I have been this way since I learned to walk & talk
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Depends, I am told that if you see me walking by I don’t have a look on my face that says, “chat me up”. But imma clown
Rolling on the floor laughing Lol

Yes I love the person I have become although I can say I am imperfect in many ways. Aren’t we all tho? Life requires change and continuously working on improving some things.

Who am I if I’m not me when I meet me? Have I lived as them their entire life? If I was living as someone else, was someone else living as me?

As a reserved introvert, we’d have to get to know each other telepathically.
Face with tears of joy I think of myself as a warm, receptive and friendly person, but I rarely ever extend myself first. I think I’d make a good impression ( courteous but neutral) because I’m very aware that it’s a very small town and people gossip . Although I have nothing to hide, the wrong word or move marks a person . So, yes I would “like” me because I was nondescript.
Me and me would sit there awkwardly silent, but we’d like each other’s energy. I usually am befriended by outgoing people because I’m too shy to strike up a conversation with a stranger. So, we would like each other but probably not become friends.

I’d like me, but I’d assume the other me wouldn’t like me because that’s what I do. Yes, because I would 100% agree with my opinions. I’m quite sure I’d think I was a bit bonkers. But as Alice in Wonderland said, “All the best people are.” I’d like my toxic masculinity, my ability to speak my mind, my wit & sense of humor, my talent for cooking and my shameless flirting prowess.

That’s a paradoxical question. Because you have to not be yourself at the very moment to figure out if different YOU would like how you currently are. But I guess what you mean is if one was not within their own body but still had the same mind would they like the status quo. This sounds exactly like me trying
to watch something science fiction. I have to make sense of everything.

Face with tears of joyWhat about Bob Dylan’s song? Bob Dylan – Positively 4th Street

Multiple musical notesIf just for one minute I could be in your shoes and you could be in mine – You’d know what a drag it is to know ya!
Multiple musical notesI recall a late wife told me that she loved me but didn’t like me.
Still trying to work that one out.
Hell yeah I understand from my other self that I’m absolutely amazing, spectacular and awesome. I agree with myself. Sadly, the answer is probably no. I generally don’t like to be around me, I have no idea why other people would want to be around me.
I’ll answer no because I don’t think I could meet myself no matter who I am. I’m also not good at hypotheticals… I couldn’t stand myself. It’s why I think my wife is so great and why I love her more than myself. No. I’m too quiet, make awkward comments, and have a tendency to put my foot squarely in my mouth. You might, but I’m generally antisocial enough that you would probably dismiss me as a misanthrope before you had a sufficient basis to form a complete and accurate opinion.

And as much as it pains me to admit it, I’m kinda OK with that.
Yes, because I would still be exactly what I have come to be; a caring husband-father and grandfather, that understands that there comes a time when the only thing needed is someone willing to get down and dirty and be the quintessential a-hole in the situation.

Absolutely, it’s all about loving yourself, sure who else would have me!!!

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Vaccine Passports: A Road Too Far

Posted on April 10, 2021 by Ken
The last year our lives have been marked by COVID, from the constant discussion of infections to the unfortunate multitude of deaths.

Don’t laminate your COVID vaccination card before doing these 5 things.
It has left us in a state of uncertainty regarding what will happen in the future. While the virus itself has provided an abundance of uncertainty, there has also been uncertainty regarding what actions the government will take and how it impacts our freedom.
As a result of COVID we have also seen one of the greatest technological advancements of our time. In under a year, we have seen a vaccine go from development, to emergency approval, to production to administration. I acknowledge that this was quite a technological feat, and I am pleased that a vaccine has been developed for those that have a desire to take it. What I am uneasy about is the pressure that is being put on those individuals that still have questions regarding the vaccine.

It is a natural reaction for a person to be skeptical of this vaccine. When we look at the history of vaccines and put into context the normal time that it takes for a vaccine to move from research to testing to approval to administration it is fair to say that it was rushed. Based on this length of time, it would be odd if a person were not skeptical of the vaccine. However, that does not make the vaccine bad, and it also does not mean that people should not get it, but it should provide people with a rational amount of skepticism.
Any thinking person that can put the fear that has been caused by this pandemic aside must have questions about the vaccine. Is it safe? Are there any long-term consequences to putting something in their body that only took a year to develop and has not gone through the normal rigors that a drug must go through to prove its efficacy and safety? These are rational questions that I believe have not been properly addressed.
Politicians, drug manufacturers and even physicians that stand up and say that the vaccine is safe is not an indicator of safety, only time can provide that assurance. Forgive me for being skeptical of an industry that has a history of not telling the whole truth when it comes to the safety of one of their products. You cannot turn on the television without seeing an advertisement for a class action lawsuit on how one of their products have harmed the user. Along with that the opioid epidemic in the United States has given us a history of an industry that has put profits above user safety.
I am not for or against the vaccine, what I am for is people educating themselves and doing what they deem is correct for themselves and their families without pressure or coercion. Currently we are seeing quite a bit of social pressure from those in our community as well as from the government, but if too many people reject the vaccine even with social pressure, what is next?

VACCINE PASSPORTS
While I have natural skepticism regarding the vaccine, this is not an article about the vaccine or if you should take it. As free people we should be able to put whatever we want in our body if coercion is not present, and we are free to make the choice on our own.
What concerns me is the coercion that is taking place regarding the vaccine, both with social pressure and possibly of a future government mandate regarding what people can and cannot do based on their vaccine decision. The government has put a full court press when it comes to the PR regarding the vaccine with the veiled threat that the only way for us to get back to some semblance of life as normal is for all of us to be vaccinated.  
On the surface this statement can be viewed as encouragement to take the vaccine for our safety and the safety of those around us. However, what those statements really tell us is get the vaccine or the government will continue with the draconian government policies that have been instituted since the beginning of the pandemic. While the government is currently encouraging us with a slight nudge by telling us the vaccine will help us get back to normal, they are also considering the tyrannical action of limiting our freedoms if we do not accept the vaccine by requiring a vaccine passport.

A vaccine passport for those of you that have not been following along in the news or on social media is a verification that a person has received the vaccine as a precondition to full freedom. These freedoms that would be withheld from those that do not go along with receiving the vaccine could include anything from traveling, to patronizing stores and restaurants to attending college. With only the mention of a vaccine passport they are essentially scaring people into submission and coercing them into action.
I have heard from several people that they are willing to take the vaccine, even with the undetermined long-term concerns, if it allows us to get back to life as normal. Their desire is so great to end the tyranny from the government that they are willing to gladly accept the same government tyranny to get there.
Luckily, as of this writing I feel like the tide is turning against vaccine passports, the governors from Texas and Florida, along with several others have already put orders in place that would ban the use of vaccine passports in their state. This is a promising sign for those of us that value freedom and oppose government coercion of any kind.
While people have willingly and not so willingly complied with the mandates from the government I feel like if government passports were to become a reality it would lead us into the area people will not comply. Then what? What will happen when people do not comply with a mandate such as the vaccine passport? While I cannot predict the future on what would happen, I do know that if you back a dog into the corner do not be surprised if it bites you.

ACCEPTANCE OF GOVERNMENT  
While the idea of government mandated vaccine passports is scary enough, the scarier development is the willingness of people to accept government intrusion. The willingness of people to bend to the will of the government with the thought that it will help get their freedoms back. What they do not realize is that their freedoms never went away and by accepting the premise that the government has the power to do what they have done over the last year has only gave it legitimacy.
The government does not have the ability to tell you that you must stay in your home, the government does not have the ability to shut down your business, but because of acceptance of their actions and the fear of the pandemic, we have arrived at a place where we are legitimizing their bad behavior over the last year. People are desperate for a return to their normal lives, so much so that they are willing to overlook any of the freedoms that they are losing to get there.

GOVERNMENT BEHAVIOR AND THE CONSTITUTION
When discussing any policy decision that the government is considering one the most common argument is if it is Constitutional for the government to take that action. While it is important to have that check in place regarding the Constitutionality of a policy, my question is why is Congress constantly passing legislation that is so close to the line of infringing on Constructional rights?
What this shows me is the natural impulse of our elected leaders to infringe on the rights of their citizens, which would know no bounds if the check were not in place. They are like children that know the line that they cannot cross yet oftentimes test those boundaries to see what the consequences of stepping over the line truly are.
When our children step over the line and break the rules, we can correct them, what recourse do we have when the government steps over that line? We have the courts, but we have seen over the years that they do not have the best track record when it comes to whether a policy is Constitutional or not (i.e., Obamacare being a tax and not a mandate).
This leaves us with the ballot box, we have the ability every election to turn the tide of this country back in favor of the Constitution. Along with that we still have our voices, we must ring the bell of liberty and freedom every chance that we get. While this year has been rough for freedom, it has been much more difficult in many other countries. America is still the world’s refuge for freedom, and we need to ensure that it remains that way.

FOR MY SON
 The America that I envision for my son is an America where freedom rings.
These are scary times we are living in, not just because of the pandemic, but also because of what is happening with our government. I try to be as optimistic as possible but the current trajectory that we are on has me concerned for his future.
During the pandemic nothing really changed in his life, he still goes through his normal routine and is still too young to remember what has taken place. But sadly, that could also mean that he does not remember a time in America where we were free. The government is currently eroding our freedom, but there is time to change that. There is time for us to stand up and speak out to the government overreach and ensure that the America that he will remember is free.

Johnson & Johnson Just Issued This Urgent Warning About Its Vaccine!
Johnson & Johnson has created one of the three COVID vaccines currently available for those in the U.S. And while vaccine distribution is already well underway in the country, new things are being learned about the various versions every day—especially when it comes to the one produced by Johnson & Johnson, which is the newest of the three to be authorized in the U.S. Read on to find out what they have to say and for more from official COVID vaccine manufacturers, The Pfizer CEO Says This Is How Often You’ll Need a COVID Vaccine. J & J said they are “aware” of blood clotting cases with COVID vaccines.
Johnson & Johnson released a statement on April 9, stating that the company is “aware” that there have been cases of blood clotting, also known as thromboembolic events, “reported with all COVID-19 vaccines,” as well as its own, CNN reported. However, the company says there has been no relationship established between its specific vaccine and these blood clots.
“Our close tracking of side effects has revealed a small number of very rare events following vaccination,” the statement said. “At present, no clear causal relationship has been established between these rare events and the Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) COVID-19 vaccine.” And for more the vaccine, This One Vaccine May Protect You Against All Variants, New Study Says.

A European agency is reviewing a link between J & J’s vaccine and blood clots. This statement came out after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) announced on April 9 that they were investigating whether a few blood-clotting cases could be linked to Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine. According to the agency, which regulates drugs for the European Union, four serious cases of “unusual blood clots with low blood platelets” have been reported in people after they received the Johnson & Johnson one-dose vaccine. One of the cases occurred during a clinical trial and three other, one of which was fatal, occurred in the U.S. during the public vaccine rollout. However, it is still unknown if the vaccine is what caused these blood clots, which is what the EMA is currently looking into. And for more on the other vaccines, Moderna Caused This Reaction in 82 Percent of People, New Study Says. If you experience severe symptoms after the vaccine, seek medical care immediately.
Johnson & Johnson says that anyone who gets the COVID vaccine and experiences any severe symptoms, especially those related to blood clotting, should seek medical assistance immediately, as reported by CNN. These symptoms could include shortness of breath, chest pain, swelling in the leg, persistent stomach pain, neurological symptoms, excessive or easy bruising, and/or tiny blood spots under the skin beyond the injection site. And for more possible concerns, If 1 of These 3 Body Parts Starts Swelling Up After Your Vaccine, Call a Doctor.

Nearly five million people have received this vaccine so far. Currently, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is only available in the U.S. under an emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly five million Americans have received this particular vaccine to date. However, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was also authorized in the European Union on March 11, but its rollout is not expected for a few more weeks. And for more up-to-date information, sign up for our daily newsletter.
The CDC currently says there is only one reason someone shouldn’t get the J & J vaccine.
With more than four million people vaccinated with Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine and only four serious blood clotting cases reported, it’s important to note that this is a rare event. The CDC says there is only one reason someone should not get this vaccine and that is if you have had a severe or immediate allergic reaction to any ingredient in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
“An allergic reaction is considered severe when a person needs to be treated with epinephrine or EpiPen or if they must go to the hospital,” the CDC says. “An immediate allergic reaction means a reaction within four hours of getting vaccinated, including symptoms such as hives, swelling, or wheezing.” And for more on the vaccines, this is The Best COVID Vaccine to Get If You’re Hesitant About Vaccinations, Doctors Say.

Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine Suspended in GA as 8 more people have negative reactions to it! Better think twice about these rushed through, pushed through vaccines Folks, right now you are test projects. J&J vaccine suspended at Georgia site after 8 people have adverse reactions – WSB-TV Channel 2 – Atlanta It’s great that everyone is talking about risks and benefits. So what were the risks and benefits of keeping a generation of children locked in their houses for a year? Coronavirus vaccine technology is paving the way for a whole new approach to flu shots.

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The source of COVID-19: What we know

Posted on April 9, 2021 by Ken
Peter Daszak, Thea Fischer, and other members of the World Health Organization (WHO) team investigating the origins of the COVID-19 coronavirus arrive at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, China,
Feb. 3, 2021.

What scientists know about where the COVID-19 virus came from

More than a year after a “mysterious pneumonia” sickened workers at a seafood market in China, scientists are still gathering clues about where 
SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — emerged from.

The source of COVID-19: What we know

“It’s critical to understand where this virus came from, so that we can understand how to stop future outbreaks going forward,” said Anne Rimoin,
an infectious disease epidemiologist at UCLA.

The investigation into the virus’ origins is crucial for public health and science reasons, but it has also sparked tension among world powers, especially between the United States and China, whose leaders have accused one another of lack of transparency and xenophobia during the pandemic.

“It’s not about finger-pointing — it’s just about understanding it, so we know how to do better in the future,” Rimoin said.

Peter Ben Embarek, a member of the World Health Organization (WHO) team tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), attends the WHO-China joint study news conference at a hotel in Wuhan, China, Feb. 9, 2021.© Aly Song/Reuters, FILE Peter Ben Embarek, a member of the World Health Organization (WHO) team tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), attends the WHO-China joint study news conference at a hotel in Wuhan, China, Feb. 9, 2021.

MORE: COVID-19 virus origin likely animal to human transmission; concerns about WHO report linger

To that end, on Jan. 14, 2021, the World Health Organization deployed a
group of 17 international experts to Wuhan to work with Chinese scientists on
an in-depth investigation  into the virus’ origins.

Scientists have long said that SARS-CoV-2 has zoonotic origins, meaning that
it likely jumped from animals to people when humans came in contact with an animal infected with the virus. That contact could include handling the infected animal, eating it or preparing the animal for market, according to Rimoin.

FA member of a World Health Organization team is seen wearing protective gear during a field visit to the Hubei Animal Disease Control and Prevention Center for another day of field visit in Wuhan, China, Feb. 2, 2021.© Ng Han Guan/AP, FILE FA member of a World Health Organization team is seen wearing protective gear during a field visit to the Hubei Animal Disease Control and Prevention Center for another day of field visit in Wuhan, China, Feb. 2, 2021.

However, experts didn’t know exactly how the virus had gotten into people and reaching a definitive conclusion about SARS-CoV-2’s origins might take years. They also don’t know where or when the virus first made its way into humans and several studies suggest that it may have been present elsewhere in the world — perhaps circulating at low levels — before the major outbreak in Wuhan, China.

“You’re trying to reconstruct events from a year and a half ago with incomplete sampling and data,” Dr. W. Ian Lipkin director of Columbia University’s Center for Infection and Immunity, told ABC News. “We may never know exactly what happened.”

If previous infectious disease investigations are any clue, the virus’ origins could remain shrouded in mystery. The best comparison is the 2003 SARS outbreak, which was caused by a close cousin of the virus that causes COVID-19 and eventually traced back to a single population of horseshoe crab bats.

But that search took more than five years. “I think they were quite lucky,” Vincent Racaniello, a microbiology and immunology professor at Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons, said of the SARS investigation. “We’ve still not found the source of Ebola virus outbreaks after many years of looking,” he added. “It’s not easy.”

The joint WHO-China report is considered a first step in what will likely be a years-long investigation released its findings last week. But the report itself has been mired in controversy.  Following its release, the United States and 13 other countries raised concerns about the report in a joint statement, arguing that the international investigation was “significantly delayed and lacked access to complete, original data and samples.”

But many experts say the report, though imperfect, is an important first step.

The investigators explored four major theories of how the virus spilled over into humans, ranking those ranked those theories in order of likelihood, from “very likely” to “extremely unlikely.”

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The intermediary host theory: This theory proposes that the virus was transmitted from an original animal host to an intermediate host, such as a minks, pangolins, rabbits, raccoon dogs, domesticated cats, civets or ferret badgers, and then directly infected humans through live contact with the second animal.

WHO-China investigation conclusion: “likely to very likely”

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The zoonotic spillover theory: The zoonotic spillover theory suggests that SARS-CoV-2 was passed directly from an animal, most likely a bat, to humans. This transmission could have happened through farming, hunting or other close contact between humans and animals.

WHO-China investigation conclusion: “possible to likely”

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The frozen food chain theory: The “cold-chain” theory suggests that transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from animals to humans might have happened through contaminated frozen food. A frozen food product contaminated with animal waste that contained SARS-CoV-2 could have transferred the virus to humans without any direct live contact between humans and animals.

WHO-China investigation conclusion: “possible”

Controversial lab leak theory found to be ‘extremely unlikely’

As part of the investigation, scientists returned to the Huanan seafood market associated with the first known cluster of cases in Wuhan. They also visited the Hubei Provincial Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, where some of the first COVID-19 cases were treated, and looked at viral sequencing data. That viral sequencing showed that different minor variants of SARS-CoV-2 were spreading in Wuhan in December 2020.

“That again suggests that maybe the virus had been circulating a little bit longer than people had realized,” said Dominic Dwyer, an epidemiologist and member of the WHO investigative team.

Viral sequencing also showed that the Huanan market likely wasn’t the primary source of the outbreak. While many early cases were connected to the market, a similar number of cases were associated with other markets, or no markets at all, the WHO-China report found.

“The market was certainly an amplifier, but probably not the actual source of the whole outbreak,” Dwyer said.

MORE: Criticism of WHO Wuhan report exposes limits of agency’s power and influence

One of the last places the investigators visited was the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the target of a politically charged theory that the virus had accidentally leaked from a lab. The report cited high biosafety levels at labs in Wuhan, no evidence of respiratory illness in workers and no storage or lab activities on coronaviruses or bat viruses.

Prior genomic sequencing showed that the virus had natural origins and the WHO-China team ranked the lab leak theory as “extremely unlikely.”

But Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO’s director-general, said that he didn’t think the team’s assessment of the theory was extensive enough.

Further data and studies will be needed to reach more robust conclusions, Tedros said at a press conference about the report’s findings, noting that he was ready to deploy additional missions with specialist experts to do so.

“Science can’t rule things out like that,” Peter Daszak, a zoologist and member of the WHO investigative team, said of the lab leak theory. “You can only really show positive findings, you can’t prove a negative. But what we did find is that the lab escape was extremely unlikely.”

The most likely pathway, the report found, was the first theory, that the virus passed from a bat to an intermediary animal and then to humans. According to Daszak, next steps for investigation could include tracing back the first cases of the virus; investigating market suppliers for unusual spikes in antibodies; and examining locations with concentrations of animals we know are susceptible to SARS-CoV-2.

Rimoin hopes the pandemic has shown that disease surveillance is key to preventing future outbreaks, not just reacting to them. As population growth and climate change push humans further into animal habitats, “we will see more viruses jumping from animals to humans and we’re going to see more disease emergence events,” Rimoin said.
Source: What scientists know about where the COVID-19 virus came from.

It is said that the time is for unity against the invisible enemy, the virus. Nonsense!
The enemy is not invisible. On the contrary, we know who the enemies are here and their connections abroad. The virus is a weapon. In a war … the weapon is not attacked, the enemy is attacked, to immobilize his weapon. The hard part is waking up its people.

The President has already said that he will not act beyond the limit of the socialism.
Only the people can break the system. And only this old man here can assume the power capable of overthrowing the Supreme Court and cleaning up the Legislature. There are people who don’t care. Now these TRUE GENOCIDES are going to pose as saviors of the Fatherland … they caused the death and unemployment of many and now comes with this.

BUT THE BULLET WAS SILVER …
With the proper rear guard: Biden was elected to be at the side of the majority of the people. The people are suffering now, since yesterday, the day before yesterday, and even before.
It will be hard since the Covid Nano-robots, now have the remote control in their hands?
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Be The Sunshine

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Ken
Could mRNA Vaccines Permanently Alter DNA? Recent Science Suggests They Might.

Research on SARS-CoV-2 RNA by scientists at Harvard and MIT has implications for how mRNA vaccines could permanently alter genomic DNA, according to Doug Corrigan, Ph.D., a biochemist-molecular biologist who says more research is needed.
Over the past year, it would be all but impossible for Americans not to notice the media’s decision to make vaccines the dominant COVID narrative, rushing to do so even before any coronavirus-attributed deaths occurred.

The media’s slanted coverage has provided a particularly fruitful public relations boost for messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines — decades in the making but never approved for human use — helping to usher the experimental  technology closer to the regulatory finish line.
Under ordinary circumstances, the body makes (“transcribes”) mRNA from
the DNA in a cell’s nucleus. The mRNA then travels out of the nucleus into the cytoplasm, where it provides instructions about which proteins to make.

By comparison, mRNA vaccines send their chemically synthesized mRNA payload (bundled with spike protein-manufacturing instructions) directly into the cytoplasm. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and most mRNA vaccine scientists, the buck then stops there — mRNA vaccines “do not affect or interact with our DNA in any way,” the CDC says. The CDC asserts first, that the mRNA cannot enter the cell’s nucleus (where DNA resides), and second, that the cell — Mission-Impossible-style — “gets rid of the mRNA soon after it is finished using the instructions.”
A December preprint about SARS-CoV-2, by scientists at Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), produced findings about wild coronavirus that raise questions about how viral RNA operates.

The scientists conducted the analysis because they were “puzzled by
the fact that there is a respectable number of people who are testing positive for COVID-19 by PCR long after the infection was gone.”
Their key findings were as follows: SARS-CoV-2 RNAs “can be reverse transcribed in human cells,” “these DNA sequences can be integrated into
the cell genome and subsequently be transcribed” (a phenomenon called “retro-integration”) — and there are viable cellular pathways to explain how this happens.
According to Ph.D. biochemist and molecular biologist Dr. Doug Corrigan, these important findings (which run contrary to “current biological dogma”) belong to the category of “Things We Were Absolutely and Unequivocally Certain Couldn’t Happen Which Actually Happened.”
The findings of the Harvard and MIT researchers also put the CDC’s assumptions about mRNA vaccines on shakier ground, according to Corrigan. In fact, a month before the Harvard-MIT preprint appeared, Corrigan had already written a blog outlining possible mechanisms and pathways whereby mRNA vaccines could produce the identical phenomenon.
In a second blog post, written after the preprint came out, Corrigan emphasized that the Harvard-MIT findings about coronavirus RNA have major implications for mRNA vaccines — a fact he describes as “the big elephant in the room.” While not claiming that vaccine RNA will necessarily behave in the same way as coronavirus RNA — that is, permanently altering genomic DNA — Corrigan believes that the possibility exists and deserves close scrutiny.
In Corrigan’s view, the preprint’s contribution is that it
“validates that this is at least plausible, and most likely probable.”

Reverse transcription

As the phrase “reverse transcription” implies, the DNA-to-mRNA pathway
is not always a one-way street. Enzymes called reverse transcriptases can also 
convert RNA into DNA, allowing the latter to be integrated into the DNA
in the cell nucleus.
Nor is reverse transcription uncommon. Geneticists report that “Over 40% of mammalian genomes comprise the products of reverse transcription.”
The preliminary evidence cited by the Harvard-MIT researchers indicates that endogenous reverse transcriptase enzymes may facilitate reverse transcription of coronavirus RNAs and trigger their integration into the human genome.
The authors suggest that while the clinical consequences require further study, detrimental effects are a distinct possibility and — depending on the integrated viral fragments’ “insertion sites in the human genome” and an individual’s underlying health status — could include “a more severe immune response … such as a ‘cytokine storm’ or auto-immune reactions.”
In 2012, a study suggested that viral genome integration could “lead to drastic consequences for the host cell, including gene disruption, insertional mutagenesis and cell death.”
Corrigan makes a point of saying that the pathways hypothesized to facilitate retro-integration of viral — or vaccine — RNA into DNA “are not unknown to people who understand molecular biology at a deeper level.”
Even so, the preprint’s discussion of reverse transcription and genome integration elicited a maelstrom of negative comments from readers unwilling to rethink biological dogma, some of whom even advocated for retraction (though preprints are, by definition, unpublished) on the grounds that “conspiracy theorists … will take this paper to ‘proof’ that mRNA vaccines can in fact alter your genetic code.”

More thoughtful readers agreed with Corrigan that the paper raises important questions. For example, one reader stated that confirmatory evidence is lacking “to show that the spike protein only is expressed for a short amount of time (say 1-3 days) after vaccination,” adding, “We think that this is the case, but there is no evidence for that.” In fact, just how long the vaccines’ synthetic mRNA — and thus the instructions for cells to keep manufacturing spike protein — persist inside the cells is an open question.
Ordinarily, RNA is a “notoriously fragile” and unstable molecule. According to scientists, “this fragility is true of the mRNA of any living thing, whether it belongs to a plant, bacteria, virus or human.”
But the synthetic mRNA in the COVID vaccines is a different story. In fact, the step that ultimately allowed scientists and vaccine manufacturers to resolve their decades-long mRNA vaccine impasse was when they figured out how to chemically modify mRNA to increase its stability and longevity —
in other words, produce RNA “that hangs around in the cell much longer than viral RNA, or even RNA that our cell normally produces for normal protein production.”
It is anyone’s guess what the synthetic mRNA is doing while it is “hanging around,” but Corrigan speculates that its enhanced longevity raises the probability of it “being converted over into DNA.”
Moreover, because the vaccine mRNA is also engineered to be more efficient
at being translated into protein, “negative effects could be more frequent and more pronounced with the vaccine when compared to the natural virus.”

Dollar signs.

Corrigan acknowledges that some people may dismiss his warnings, saying
“If the virus is able to accomplish this, then why should I care if the vaccine does the same thing?”
He has a ready and compelling response:
“[T]here’s a big difference between the scenario where people randomly, and unwittingly, have their genetics monkeyed with because they were exposed to the coronavirus, and the scenario where we willfully vaccinate billions of people while telling them this isn’t happening.”
Unfortunately, the prevailing attitude seems to be that the “race to get the public vaccinated” justifies taking these extra risks.
In mid-November, after the Jerusalem Post told readers that “when the world begins inoculating itself with these completely new and revolutionary vaccines, it will know virtually nothing about their long-term effects,” an Israeli hospital director argued that it’s not worth waiting two more years to ferret out mRNA vaccines’ “unique and unknown risks” or potential long-term effects.

In the U.S., enthusiasm for mRNA technology is similarly unfettered.
Just a few days after the CDC released updated data showing that more than 2,200 deaths of individuals who had received either the Pfizer or Moderna mRNA vaccines had been reported as of Mar. 26 ,
The Atlantic praised the technology, suggesting that the “ingenious” synthetic mRNA technology behind Pfizer’s and Moderna’s COVID vaccines represented a “breakthrough” that could “change the world.”
Rather than dismiss the prospect of retro-integration of foreign DNA as a “conspiracy theory,” scientists should be conducting studies with the mRNA-vaccinated to assess actual risks.
For example, Corrigan believes that while in vitro data in human cell lines
(one of the data sources examined by the Harvard-MIT researchers) offer “air tight” results, there is still a need to conclusively demonstrate real-life genomic alteration through “PCR, DNA sequencing or Southern Blot … on purified genomic DNA of COVID-19 patients” — and vaccinated individuals.
Yet instead of addressing these research gaps, companies are salivating over the potential to use human-edited mRNA to “commandeer our cellular machinery” and “make just about any protein under the sun.”
A March 10 press release pronouncing mRNA vaccines the clear winners
of the COVID-19 vaccine race noted that all major pharmaceutical companies
are now “testing out the [mRNA] technology by entering into license agreements and/or collaboration with well-established RNA companies.”
In old Disney cartoons, viewers often witnessed Donald Duck’s rich uncle, Scrooge McDuck’s, “bulging eyes [turn] into oversized Vegas slot machine dollar signs” when contemplating opportunities to increase his already immense wealth.
Judging by pharmaceutical company executives’ willingness to overlook
mRNA vaccines’ long-term — and possibly multigenerational — risks,
they must be similarly entranced by dollar-sign visions of a never-ending pipeline of “plug and play” mRNA products.

Covid vaccine: You can’t sue Pfizer or Moderna over side effects (cnbc.com)

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Hydroxychloroquine worked the entire time. And they knew it.
The look on Birx’s face the day POTUS said Hydroxychloroquine was the treatment.

That I knew at the exact moment it was the way to go. Her reaction gave it all away.

He is never wrong… YOU Can’t develop a vaccine if there is a cure. Follow the money once again. In a Non-Twilight Zone reality, free thinkers would pause to question Fauci’s willing participation in denying people effective treatment. (Let’s not forget big tech and media censorship at the mere mention of the drug).
So much caring. The only time it didn’t is when the other health issues of the payment made it untreatable. But, according to emergency vaccine rules, they can’t mandate vaccines if there is a cure. Here is a true read for you. Canadian cure tested and subverted from circulation like HCQ. Whatever happened to the many doctors who came forward supporting HCQ? They disappeared out of the public quickly. Vladimir Zelenko MD  my 87 year old mom got covid. Treated w/ HCQ, zinc, azithromycin, vitamin C & D. No need for hospitalization or oxygen. She’s perfectly fine Rosie

A healthy lifestyle, use of Vitamin C and D and not being obese worked the whole time. And they knew it. And….they kept us locked inside because we couldn’t lead a healthy lifestyle. And they knew it. They would rather have people die than let it be known that Trump was right on anything.

It’s all been a ruse…. Here is their Covid scam playbook and their Covid scam playbook explained https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/our-work/pubs_archive/pubs-pdfs/2017/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf

1. Not universally, and not for everyone. 2. Even if it did work, and even if there were no risks to taking it without assessment, hydroxyl is not plentiful. People with autoimmune diseases NEED it. I had patients whose health was very compromised bc there was a run on hydroxy L.Krys @Krystal33229521·

You want to hear what this Highly Qualified Doctor says about Covid!

He says Ivermectin stops it dead in its tracks!

Dr Pierre Kory, president of the US Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), has testified to the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security about early outpatient treatment in general and the importance of Ivermectin in particular. Dr Kory has also addressed the very unfortunate politicization of this topic, and the disappointing inertia of many health authorities.

Covid-19 is currently killing close to 15,000 people per day globally, and close to 3000 people per day in the US alone. As Dr Kory makes clear, given the early and prophylactic treatment options already available, many of these people should not have to die. In particular, Ivermectin appears to be highly effective even in the prevention of Covid-19: “If you take it, you will not get sick.”  Dr Pierre Kory on Covid Early Treatment – Swiss Policy Research (swprs.org)

Dr. Pierre Kory is board-certified in critical medicine, pulmonary diseases, and internal medicine. He has worked closely with critical COVID-19 patients across the US throughout the pandemic. He is the chief of the critical care service and medical director of the trauma and life support center at the University of Wisconsin.  Dr. Pierre Kory Talks Covid-19, Ivermectin and the FLCCC | Podcast E43 (trialsitenews.com)

Dr. Pierre Kory, MD is a Critical Care Medicine Specialist in Madison, WI and has over 19 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from St. George’s University School Of Medicine medical school in 2002. He is affiliated with medical facilities such as Mount Sinai Beth Israel and Mount Sinai Hospital.

Doctor pleads for review of data during COVID-19 Senate hearing – YouTube

Dr Kory recommends Ivermectin, a powerful antiviral drug for early treatment for COVID Patients – Evolve to Ecology

User Clip: Dr. Pierre Kory | C-SPAN.org (c-span.org)

‘It is very personal’: AbCellera’s COVID-19 treatment is saving lives in the U.S. In Canada, it’s sitting in storage. Now the company’s CEO is speaking out | Financial Post

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Texas and Mississippi haven’t seen a sharp spike

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Ken
COVID Cases Rising in 21 States But Texas Mississippi and Florida Not –

A restaurant employee cleans a outdoor patio table at Benny’s Cafe prior to the Texas’ scheduled reopening of businesses during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on April 27, 2020, in Colleyville, Texas. Despite concerns about lifting mask mandates, Texas and Mississippi haven’t seen massive spikes in coronavirus cases, and both states reported new case numbers not seen since last year.
Texas and Mississippi lifted their mask mandates on March 2, much to the dismay of federal public health officials and President Joe Biden, who said they worried it would counteract the progress of vaccination efforts. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, still isn’t sold on Texas’ success, but a month after restrictions were lifted, cases have remained under control.
Dr. Thomas Dobbs, a Mississippi state health officer, tweeted that the state was seeing “phenomenal progress” in its battle against the virus and was reporting the lowest case numbers since last May. Liz Sharlot, communications director for the Mississippi State Department of Health, told Newsweek vaccinations are a key reason for why they’ve kept cases down. A “great deal” of the population that is over 50 has been vaccinated, including 54 percent of those 75 and older who have received both doses.

“We know those 50 and older have the highest mortality rates. We also know African Americans are at higher risk,” Sharlot said. “We reached racial parity with our African American outreach and also offer many different and unique opportunities to obtain the vaccine.”
In the past four weeks, Black Mississippians have received doses equal to or higher than their share of the population, according to Mississippi Today. Dobbs attributed part of the success to community partners working to spread the word about the need to get vaccinated. Jerry Young, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church and president of the National Baptist Convention, told Mississippi Today he’s seen a decrease in hesitancy because of his advocacy.
Vaccines are key to achieving herd immunity and an integral part of ending the pandemic. Mississippi officials are encouraging people to get vaccinated, and although there’s no official mandate, Sharlot advised people to still wear masks and avoid large gatherings. Texas is also reporting a decline in cases and is reporting new cases at levels that haven’t been seen since May, according to the state Department of Health. On Monday, the state reported only three COVID-related fatalities, the second-lowest number in more than a year, according to Governor Greg Abbott, and hospitalizations were down to an almost 10-month low.

Given the nature of the virus, it takes at least two weeks to analyze the impact a reopening move has on the outbreak, and even longer to determine if it contributed to increased hospitalizations and deaths. Fauci warned against seeing Texas’ positive trends as a final blow against the virus, because you can see a “lag” and a “delay” in reopening and the impact. “You have to see in the long range,” he told MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Tuesday. “I hope they continue to tick down. If they do, that would be great but…we’ve been fooled before by situations where people begin to open up and nothing happens and then all of a sudden several weeks later things start exploding on you.”
Fauci added that people need to be cautious and not to “prematurely” judge Texas’ reopening. Newsweek reached out to the Texas State Department of Health for comment but did not receive a response in time for publication. 
The surge in cases comes at a pivotal moment in the country’s battle against the coronavirus.
As states work to ramp up vaccination efforts to avoid another wave of infection. The figures underscore the problems in those communities and the dangers of COVID-19 variants.

The U.S. had 452,825 coronavirus infections reported throughout the United States in the past week, according to state health agency data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Nearly 197,500 cases can be traced back to New York, Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. That’s 43.6 percent of all cases. This trend was first reported by The Associated Press on Monday. 
These five states, the AP noted, account for just 22 percent of the U.S. population.
Michigan, according to the AP, recorded the highest rate of new infections in the past two weeks. The wire service reported that the seven-day average of new cases in Michigan reached 6,719 on Sunday, which is more than double what it was two weeks prior. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, however, signaled that she is not likely to tighten restrictions amid the surge, the AP noted. She instead blamed the increase in numbers on pandemic fatigue and more contagious variants.
Additionally, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D), have not publicly asked the federal government for more vaccines amid the surge in cases, The AP reported. Murphy, the wire service noted, has said he is continuously talking to the White House about the demand for the vaccine, but he has not mentioned any lobbying efforts.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D), on the other hand, has consistently pleaded publicly for the need for more vaccines in the city, the AP noted. Across the country, more than 75 percent of people ages 65 and older have received at least one vaccine shot, in addition to more than 40 percent of all adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A majority of states have now opened vaccine eligibility to all adults, after President Biden set a May 1 deadline for all adults to be eligible for inoculation. On Tuesday, Biden moved that target date up to April 19. Also on Tuesday, the nation’s top infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci tamped down on fears of another wave of the coronavirus hitting the U.S., telling MSNBC “As long as we keep vaccinating people efficiently and effectively, I don’t think that’s gonna happen.”
“That doesn’t mean that we’re not going to still see an increase in cases,” Fauci added. Medical experts, however, are still urging governors to maintain mitigation precautions for a little while longer, including mask wearing, distancing from others, and avoiding crowds.

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They’re young, they’re restless, and across the United States they’re driving the latest wave of Covid-19 cases. Fed up with pandemic restrictions and lulled into a false sense of security by the increasing rate of vaccinations, coronavirus wards at local hospitals are increasingly being populated by younger, still-unvaccinated adults who’ve let their guard down, the nation’s top public health experts are warning.

“It is premature to declare a victory,” Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden, said Tuesday at the National Press Club. “We’re seeing more and more young people get into serious trouble, namely severe disease, requiring hospitalization and occasionally even tragic deaths in quite young people.”
Fauci’s warning echoed earlier remarks by Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the head of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “We are now entering our fourth week of increased trends in cases,” Walensky said Monday. “The trends and data have been indicating cases are increasing nationally as we are seeing this occur predominantly in younger adults.”
In particular, Walensky said, “many outbreaks in young people are related to youth sports and extracurricular activities” that involve their parents. Part of the problem is that Americans have become less afraid of catching Covid-19, even though slightly less than a fifth of the country’s population has been fully vaccinated, the latest NBC News figures show.
In a recent Gallup Poll, just 35 percent of Americans responding to a survey done March 15-21 said they were worried about contracting the coronavirus — a 14 percentage point drop from February and well below the 59 percent record that was set in April 2020 in the early months of the pandemic. While the biggest decline of 21 percent was among people over 65, the group most likely to be vaccinated, there were also big drops in the percentages of people worried about catching the virus in the 18-44 and 44-64 groups, the poll showed.
Meanwhile, Covid-19 outbreaks linked to younger people have shut down day care centers in Nebraska and Wisconsin and caused cases to quadruple in at least one Connecticut town. In states like Florida, Pennsylvania and Maryland, the number of younger people in hospital Covid-19 wards is on the rise. “What we are seeing is patients in their 20s and 30s and 40s,” Marna Borgstrom, CEO of Yale New Haven Health, recently told NBC News in Connecticut.
In Chicago, the city’s public health commissioner, Dr. Allison Arwady, warned that younger adults are pushing the Covid-19 metrics to a level not seen since October. “Even if there are more cases in young people, we still are seeing that translate into an increase in hospitalizations,” Arwady said. “I am concerned, and I hope everybody is concerned when they look at this data.”

But nowhere is the spread of Covid-19 among nongeriatrics more pronounced than in Michigan, which right now leads the nation in hospitalizations among younger, unvaccinated people, according to the latest CDC figures. Why Michigan? It’s not just because the state is grappling with the spread of highly infectious Covid-19 variants that’s second only to Florida.
“The surge in cases Michigan is experiencing is a combination factors: variants, outbreaks among schools/sporting teams and a high case rate among 10-19 year olds and now increasing rates among all age groups through 59, and Covid-fatigue,” Michigan health department spokeswoman Lynn Sutfin told local media on Monday.
In an interview last week with NBC News, Michigan public health expert Marianne Udow-Phillips said the surge in new Covid-19 cases “is directly related to the return of youth sports.” “It’s not happening on the field,” said Udow-Phillips, who heads the Center for Health Research Transformation at the University of Michigan. “It’s happening in transit and afterward, when people are getting together and eating and not wearing masks. It’s happening at parties and where people are socializing.”
While Michigan public health experts have been urging Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to keep the mask mandate and other restrictions in place, an advocacy group for student athletes and their parents called “Let Them Play” has sued the director of the state Health and Human Services Department, Elizabeth Hertel, over a new pandemic order that requires rapid testing for Covid-19 for all youth athletes ages of 13 to 19.
“It seems like there are a lot of people in Michigan who just want to fight Whitmer and don’t want to follow the protocols,” Robert Bensley, a professor of public health at Western Michigan University, told The Detroit Free Press. “They think it isn’t real; it’s a hoax. They won’t get vaccinated and they could get Covid, and they might be transmitting a variant that could be deadly.”
Michigan has seen some of the fiercest resistance to pandemic restrictions, and Whitmer, a Democrat, wound up being the target of what authorities have described as a right-wing kidnapping plot.
This Is How Long the Moderna Vaccine Really Protects You, New Study Says (msn.com)

246 Vaccinated Michigan Residents Diagnosed With COVID, 3 Dead, State Health Dept. Confirms • Children’s Health Defense

Situation Update, April 6th: The vaccinated will DIE; the unvaccinated will be HUNTED – NaturalNews.com

Nearly 19.5 percent of Michigan residents have been fully vaccinated, according to Becker’s Hospital Review.

I’m in the mood to burn some bridges. I’ve burned more than just bridges. burning bridges is one of my favorite hobbies.
Fun fact: you’re supposed to learn from your mistakes Lay next to me in the dark and let’s turn off the world. People put effort into the things they want to put effort into. Trapped in this battle between the past and the future. Every once in a while you have to take a hard look at your life and rid yourself of everything that makes you unhappy. I’ve done that my whole life and lost a lot of people but only cause I truly respect myself. Sometimes all we need is for someone to lie down next to us and look at the sky. What I don’t understand is why you don’t understand. Read that again.

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Infection rate of Americans is .0018% …Infection rate of illegal immigrants is 9%.
Why are our kids rotting in front of a computer & going through depression.
While the illegals get in person teaching? Better yet… Why do libs HATE our country?
Aubrey Huff on Twitter: “The civil war is coming. Vaxxers Vs. Anti-vaxxers. Anti-vaxxers trust their immune system, jacked in the gym. Vaxxers can be seen sitting on their couch eating a free @krispykreme donut…. with high cholesterol. I know who wins.” / Twitter
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Why Is Everyone in Texas Not Dying?

Posted on April 8, 2021 by Ken
Jeffrey A. Tucker – March 26, 2021 

Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research.
He is the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and nine books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of Mises. He speaks widely on topics of economics, technology, social philosophy, and culture.
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I’m sitting at a bar in Texas, surrounded by mask less people, looking at folks on the streets walking around like life is normal, talking with nice and friendly faces, feeling like things in the world are more-or-less normal. Cases and deaths attributed to Covid-19 are, like everywhere else, falling dramatically. 
If you pay attention only to the media fear campaigns, you would find this confusing. More than two weeks ago, the governor of Texas completely reversed his devastating lockdown policies and repealed all his emergency powers, along with the egregious attacks on rights and liberties.
There was something very un-Texan about those lockdowns. My hotel room is festooned with pictures of cowboys on horses waving guns in the air, along with other depictions of rugged individualism facing down the elements. It’s a caricature but Texans embrace it. Then a new virus came along – as if that had never happened before in Texas – and the new Zoom class took the opposite path, not freedom but imposition and control. 

After nearly a year of nonsense, on March 2, 2021, the governor finally said enough is enough and repealed it all. Towns and cities can still engage in Covid-19 related mischief but at least they are no longer getting cover from the governor’s office. 
At that moment, a friend remarked to me that this would be the test we have been waiting for. A complete repeal of restrictions would lead to mass death, they said. Would it? Did the lockdowns really control the virus? We would soon find out, he theorized. 
I knew better. The “test” of whether and to what extent lockdowns control the virus or “suppress outbreaks” (in Anthony Fauci’s words) has been tried all over the world. Every serious empirical examination has shown that the answer is no. 
The US has many examples of open states that have generally had better performance in managing the disease than those states that are closed. Georgia already opened on April 24, 2020. South Dakota never shut down. South Carolina opened in May. Florida ended all restrictions in September. In every case, the press howled about the coming slaughter that did not happen. Yes, each open state experienced a seasonality wave in winter but so did the lockdown states. 

So it was in Texas. Thanks to this Twitter thread, and some of my own googling, we have a nice archive of predictions about what would happen if Texas opened. 
California Governor Gavin Newsom said that opening Texas was “absolutely reckless.”
Gregg Popovich, head coach of the NBA San Antonio Spurs, said opening was “ridiculous” and “ignorant.”
CNN quoted an ICU nurse saying “I’m scared of what this is going to look like.”
Vanity Fair went over the top with this headline: “Republican Governors Celebrate COVID Anniversary With Bold Plan to Kill Another 500,000 Americans.”
There was the inevitable Dr. Fauci: “It just is inexplicable why you would want to pull back now.”
Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke of Texas revealed himself to be a full-blown lockdowner: It’s a “big mistake,” he said. “It’s hard to escape the conclusion that it’s also a cult of death.” He accused the governor of “sacrificing the lives of our fellow Texans … for political gain.”
James Hamblin, a doctor and writer for the Atlantic, said in a Tweet liked by 20K people: “Ending precautions now is like entering the last miles of a marathon and taking off your shoes and eating several hot dogs.”
Bestselling author Kurt Eichenwald flipped out: “Goddamn. Texas already has FIVE variants that have turned up: Britain, South Africa, Brazil, New York & CA. The NY and CA variants could weaken vaccine effectiveness. And now idiot @GregAbbott_TX throws open the state.” He further called the government “murderous.” 
Epidemiologist Whitney Robinson wrote: “I feel genuinely sad. There are people who are going to get sick and die bc of avoidable infections they get in the next few weeks. It’s demoralizing.”
Pundit Bill Kristol (I had no idea that he was a lockdowner) wrote: “Gov. Abbott is going to be responsible for more avoidable COVID hospitalizations and deaths than all the undocumented immigrants coming across the Texas border put together.”
Health pundit Bob Wachter said the decision to open was “unforgivable.”
Virus guru Michael Osterholm told CNN: “We’re walking into the mouth of the monster. We simply are.”
Joe Biden famously said that the Texas decision to open reflected “Neanderthal thinking.”
Nutritionist Eric Feigl-Ding said that the decision makes him want to “vomit so bad.”
The chairman of the state’s Democratic Party said: “What Abbott is doing is extraordinarily dangerous. This will kill Texans. Our country’s infectious-disease specialists have warned that we should not put our guard down, even as we make progress towards vaccinations. Abbott doesn’t care.”
Other state Democrats said in a letter that the decision was “premature and harmful.”
The CDC’s Rochelle Walensky didn’t mince words: “Please hear me clearly: At this level of cases with variants spreading, we stand to completely lose the hard-earned ground we have gained. I am really worried about reports that more states are rolling back the exact public health measures we have recommended to protect people from COVID-19.”
There are probably hundreds more such warnings, predictions, and demands, all stated with absolute certainty that basic social and market functioning is a terrible idea. The lockdown lobby was out in full force. And yet what do we see now more than two weeks out (and arguably the lockdowns died on March 2, when the government announced the decision)?
 
Here are the data. 


The CDC has a very helpful tool that allows anyone to compare open vs closed states. The results are devastating for those who believe that lockdowns are the way to control a virus. In this chart we compare closed states Massachusetts and California with open states Georgia, Florida, Texas, and South Carolina. 


What can we conclude from such a visualization? It suggests that the lockdowns have had no statistically observable effect on the virus trajectory and resulting severe outcomes. The open states have generally performed better, perhaps not because they are open but simply for reasons of demographics and seasonality. The closed states seem not to have achieved anything in terms of mitigation. 
On the other hand, the lockdowns destroyed industries, schools, churches, liberties and lives, demoralizing the population and robbing people of essential rights. All in the name of safety from a virus that did its work in any case.

As for Texas, the results so far are in.

I’m making no predictions about the future path of the virus in Texas. Indeed for a full year, AIER has been careful about not trying to outguess this virus, which has its own ways, some predictable and some mysterious. The experience has, or should have, humbled everyone. Political arrangements seem to have no power to control it, much less finally suppress it. The belief that it was possible to control people in order to control a virus produced a calamity unprecedented in modern times. 
What’s striking about all the above predictions of infections and deaths is not just that they were all wrong. It’s the arrogance and confidence behind each of them. After a full year and directly observing the inability of “nonpharmaceutical interventions” to manage the pathogen, the experts are still wedded to their beloved lockdowns, unable or unwilling to look at the data and learn anything from them. 
The concept of lockdowns stemmed from a faulty premise: that you can separate humans, like rats in cages, and therefore control and even eradicate the virus. After a year, we unequivocally know this not to be true, something that the best and wisest epidemiologists knew all along. Essential workers still must work; they must go home to their families, many in crowded living conditions. Lockdowns do not eliminate the virus, they merely shift the burden onto the working class.  
Now we can see the failure in black, white, and full color, daily appearing on our screens courtesy of the CDC. Has that shaken the pro-lockdown pundit class? Not that much. What an amazing testament to the stubbornness of elite opinion and its bias against basic freedoms. They might all echo the words of Groucho Marx: “Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” 
 Why Is Everyone in Texas Not Dying? – AIER

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