MICHAEL writes:

Thanks for posting that lovely video which has truly brightened my spirits and, I hasten to add, fortified my faith in the indomitable human spirit (or something like that).

I would like to call to your attention to another video from a particularly warped mind which seems topical.  Please feel free to post same if you deem it appropriate.

ZENO writes:

The strange thing about this pandemic is that usually panic or fear will precede any containment measures. I mean in a medieval plague people would see their friends, neighbors, families getting ill at home, or even strangers dying in the streets, and then panic would start, and then perhaps laws or containment measures by the authorities, right or wrong, would be created to address it.

Now in this pandemic it was the reverse. Read More »

INGEMAR writes:

I’m finding that increasingly, a bright line is being drawn between believers in the Truth and believers of the Lie; and the latter outnumber the former by a staggering margin.

As if the imposed lockdowns are not terrible enough, I am finding myself increasingly isolated from the ones I love. I used to work in a laboratory, and in fact in an infectious pathogen lab for a Mainland China-based company (which in a way I view in retrospect as a prophecy of things to come). This gives me, I think, more competence than the man on the street (and certainly more than my Democratic governor) to comment on the (un)reality of the testing regime.

SARS-CoV-2 is supposedly a novel infectious pathogen. The media, in the early phase of the scare, spoke of testing kits that “should have been” available if the USA had prepared more adequately for it. There is a major problem here:

Validated testing kits do not grow on trees, nor do they spring into existence by governmental fiat. Approved testing kits require several months to years of regulatory work to be able to be marketed. If an infection is a less than a year old, there would not be a validated test for it; else, the pathogen is not novel at all.

As of this week, the NYC hospitals have dispensed with any pretense of any kind of testing, as 3700 presumed, UNTESTED fatalities were attributed to COVID-19. Additionally, China has been distributing testing kits that have been pre-spiked with the virus, which has the double effect of 1.) instantly providing a positive result and 2.) infecting the patient.

Despite my insider knowledge, and despite the open deceptions, no one I try to reason with accept what I have to say. Read More »

FROM RTL:

“There is no significant risk of catching the disease when you go shopping. Severe outbreaks of the infection were always a result of people being closer together over a longer period of time, for example the après- ski parties in Ischgl, Austria.” He could also not find any evidence of ‘living’ viruses on surfaces. “When we took samples from door handles, phones or toilets it has not been possible to cultivate the virus in the laboratory on the basis of these swabs….”

“To actually ‘get’ the virus it would be necessary that someone coughs into their hand, immediately touches a door knob and then straight after that another person grasps the handle and goes on to touches their face.” Streeck therefore believes that there is little chance of transmission through contact with so-called contaminated surfaces. Read More »

OR is this too part of the plan?

THIS morning, I wrote to the manager of a network of local farmers markets in my area after he informed customers in a long, long letter that the markets would not be reopening for normal business until a vaccine for the coronavirus is available. It was unclear whether he intends to require proof of vaccination for future customers, but I would not be surprised if we reach that point, so deep, so thorough is the mass ignorance of what we are facing. In any event, he justified his decision by saying that “herd immunity” had not yet been achieved.

I offer this letter in the hopes that it will inspire you to speak out as much as possible against the totalitarian shutdowns of commercial activity. Unless you are at risk and have poor health, please act with your wallet and as much as possible boycott those businesses imposing draconian controls, even if you have to drive out of your way or spend a little more. You have some power as a consumer. Use it. Even if it does not change the world, use it. Ethical shopping is a civic duty.

I have not included a copy of his letter here. It read distinctly like a political manifesto and I could not help but think as I was reading it that it was influenced by powerful business people and politicians, not small farmers.

Dear Mr. P__,

Thank you for sharing your update on the farmers markets. I sincerely request that you share this response from one consumer with your vendors.

We enjoyed very much our experiences shopping at ____. We visited the market almost every week for about two years and spent an average of $100 at each visit. We often recommended the market to friends.

It was nice while it lasted. We will never shop there again because of your decision regarding the virus. We will miss the incredible goat cheese, the mushrooms, the raw milk, the arugula, the delicious meat, the outstanding fish, the doughnuts and many other outstanding products. We will miss the smiling, down-to-earth faces of the vendors.

You have revealed your political agenda and regardless of what you do in the future, we will offer no support to these businesses, except to travel possibly to their farms and purchase from them there. We already have a network of other small vendors in the area and we will continue to use them in the future. Read More »

ZENO writes:

In Germany, it was just announced that all religious services will remain banned by government order until August 31st. Also cafes, bars, restaurants, cinemas and music venues, all closed. But large department stores will reopen in May. I guess churches are considered “non-essential”, or less essential than big brand clothes stores.

It’s uncanny. People will be unable to go to mass for months (the rule also applies to mosques and synagogues), or even to have a beer at the pub, in Germany of all places. All that for a disease that killed relatively very few people in the country (about 3,800 at last count – usually between 15,000 and 20,000 people die in Germany every year of regular pneumonia according to the data below). It’s all very strange. Read More »

Pope St. Gregory the Great

TAKEN with the author’s permission from the forthcoming book, PLANNEDemic – The Great Pandemic Farce of 2020, by Hugh Akins [Check www.ca-rc.com for availability]:

Catholics, Christians and patriots are well advised to contemplate the heroic and effective action taken by Pope Saint Gregory the Great, who in the Year of Our Lord 591, faced a pestilence that took many lives, even the life of his predecessor on the Chair of Peter a year earlier.

Saint Gregory certainly did not tell his large flock to cease attending public Masses, to stop exercising the virtues of faith, hope and charity, to quarantine themselves in their homes, to avoid all contact with those stricken with the plague, to practice social distancing, to comply with every despotic mandate to come down from godless authorities bent on the destruction of Christianity.  No! The Saint and Vicar of Christ called for the entire city of Rome to assemble for a large public procession to beg God’s protection and healing.    

President Trump, the CDC, Mayor de Blasio and Governor Cuomo of New York, and practically every other governor today would have had the Saint arrested for violating their sinister Police State lockdown orders!

Pope Saint Gregory the Great would still not have budged, as today’s popes and bishops have done, and even many traditional pastors, closing the doors of their churches like so many cowards and traitors. [Editor: St. Gregory also did not reject the Catholic faith.]

 No, not he, the true man of God that he was.  

“On that day the faithful…walked through the streets of the city praying and singing… The plague was so potent at that time that 80 people collapsed and died as they walked…

“Pope Saint Gregory met them upon their arrival [at the church of Saint Mary Major], joining them in prayer as he took his place with them holding aloft the miraculous image of Our Lady painted by Saint Luke the Evangelist.  As the procession neared the Vatican the participants all saw Saint Michael the Archangel standing upon the cupola of Hadrian’s mausoleum as he sheathed his flaming sword.  It was a sign that the chastisement had come to an end, and at once the heaviness in the air abated and the air itself seemed to freshen and clear.

“Indeed, at that moment the plague ended as the faithful rejoiced and lifted up their voices to thank the Mother of God.”

Read More »

AFTER being told for weeks that our hospitals could not handle the coronavirus epidemic, the country now faces thousands of hospital and other healthcare workers being laid off.

Another side to this story is that millions of people are not receiving preventative or routine care; many of them will suffer from undiagnosed or untreated conditions.

TRUST WHO is a German-made documentary exploring the hidden practices of the World Health Organization (WHO). The 2018 film has been previously banned online but is now available here.

From the press release:

The World Health Organization (WHO) was founded with the aim of building a healthier future for people all over the world. Whether its the effects of smoking, the Swine flu pandemic or a nuclear disaster, the WHO is the body we rely on to advise on and resolve a public health crisis. But can it be trusted? TrustWho documents filmmaker Lilian Francks quest to discover what lies behind the altruistic façade of the worlds largest public health body. What she uncovers is an alarming picture of corruption and opacity. This powerful investigative doc shines a light on how industry lobbies have infiltrated the WHO and asks whether the organisation can be trusted to keep the public healthy.

“PEOPLE thought Trump would lock up the criminals. What actually happened is that he allowed the criminals to lock us up.”

— Commenter at Youtube

RON PAUL and Daniel McAdams have produced another excellent discussion about the virus shutdown, which they have consistently said is based on faulty statistics and bad medical advice. (It would be more accurate to say it is based on outright lies.) They say there is growing public opposition to it. I’m not seeing it. I see only abject and mindless submission, but let’s hope they are right. Let’s also hope paid agitators don’t show up at some of these protests to make ordinary protestors appear dangerous and violent. That is a strong possibility. A major protest is scheduled for tomorrow in Michigan.

Paul suggests something important in this discussion, He says for each person who has reportedly died of coronavirus, the government should release (without revealing their names of course) all their other serious conditions and the drugs they were taking. This information would help truly calculate how many have died of the virus.

Meanwhile Harvard researchers reportedly say people might have to social distance for two more years. I’m not kidding you. Do you believe how unbelievably deceptive these pseudo-scientific quacks and frauds are with their clever nonsense, with their grandiose misuse of statistics that trick the uninformed and that anyone who devotes an hour of patient research to can see for what they are? Evil beyond description.

THIS clash between Trump and Fauci is pure theater.

If you fall for this, you need to turn off the computer, isolate yourself in a soundless, microbe-free chamber and cleanse your mind. You are weakening.

Anthony Fauci is another cartoon villain. (So is Trump. That’s why he was allowed to run and allowed to win. He has played the part perfectly. Mainstream conservatives never would have supported him in such large numbers if he wasn’t so hated and attacked by the media.)

Some of the things Fauci has said are so patently outlandish, such as that the country may never recover from a virus less deadly than recent flu viruses and that people should never shake hands again, not to mention his original, scare-mongering, inaccurate predictions and his general hysterical pronouncements, that no one sane who has a top medical career would say them except to fulfill a larger political agenda. Fauci is not just a manufactured, over-the-top villain, he’s the fall guy for Trump’s treasonous decisions so that Season Two of The President, starring Mr. Trump of course, can begin next January. Fauci has been and will continue to be a flashpoint for what is clearly shaping up to be fully instigated civil rebellion. Maybe Fauci will be fired. He will be handsomely rewarded nevertheless.

FROM Coronacircus’s highly recommended article about Bill Gates and the coronavirus:

[M]r. Gates’ involvement in vaccines relates to his Malthusian overpopulation obsession rather than a concern with the welfare of humanity directly; so, why is he so involved in the current crisis, from organizing an eerily coincidental exercise, advocating tyrannical shutdowns, and “finding a vaccine” (archive 1, archive 2)?

Most people will answer that his vaccine will ultimately become mandatory, and that his (and his cronies’) agenda is to chip everyone at best, make a large portion of them sterile at worst. For the time being, we do not ascribe to this view, as we find him to be too caricatural and obvious a villain; just look at comments on his Youtube videos, Tweets and Instagram posts to convince you of this.

We rather interpret his role in the context of the provocations and agitation propaganda we have already highlighted, and see him as an instrument of the uprisings central planners are looking to foster; his highly-publicized relationship with Jeffrey Epstein adds credence to this (archive).

Whether they will need to pretend like they are forcing vaccines or chips on people to get that revolution remains to be seen. It is pretty clear to us most people in the USA and Europe won’t accept it.

In other words, Gates is a villain, but not as you might expect.