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.

Right now Medicare is determining that if you have a COVID-19 admission to the hospital you get $13,000. If that COVID-19 patient goes on a ventilator you get $39,000, three times as much. Nobody can tell me after 35 years in the world of medicine that sometimes those kinds of things impact on what we do.

— Senator Dr. Scott Jensen, Minnesota

MOST readers have probably encountered the theory that the coronavirus is merely a premeditated cover-up for illness caused by the installation of 5G wireless technology. This theory is literally all over the Internet. Its pervasiveness alone should be a tip-off that something is not right.

I want to warn readers emphatically against this theory.

It will likely be used to discredit the devastating health case against 5G.

I am not an expert on these issues. I look for those who know much more than I do. I support this statement by the Children’s Health Defense Fund:

Thousands of peer reviewed scientific studies link wireless technology, including 5G, to a grim inventory of deadly and dangerous injuries. Children’s Health Defense (CHD) does not find sound scientific evidence to support the hypothesis that 5G is the cause of the COVID-19 pandemic. We believe that the spread of this hypothesis provides a strategic advantage to Big Telecom and Big Data. Allowing these companies to focus the debate on COVID-19 has given them pretext to censor discussion of 5G and to shift the debate to a battlefield where the science is hypothetical and weak. We therefore urge health advocates to focus discussion on proven harms.

It continues:

There is ample pervasive human evidence of 5G and wireless harms. CHD’s work, including our historic lawsuit against the FCC for its false and obsolete health guidelines, is a potent threat to the wireless industry and its fraud on the public. CHD will continue to share the evidence and truth about 5G and wireless harms.

Don’t be snookered, dear reader. Resist 5G as much as you possibly can. Resist the corona hype too.

FROM Fox News:

A 15-year-old male from a remote indigenous tribe in the Amazon rainforest has tested positive for the coronavirus, Brazilian health officials said.

As of Friday, the teen from the Yanomami tribe remains in the ICU at a hospital in Roraima state, Insider.com reported, citing the O Globo newspaper.

Health Minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta was quoted saying that the case is “worrying” considering the tribe’s isolation from the outside world.

The fact is, coronaviruses are pervasive in nature and there really is no such thing as a completely remote area on earth. But why is this story being trumpeted? The health condition of one person in Brazil doesn’t come to the attention of Fox News without orchestration, even under present pandemic conditions. I believe it is meant to ramp on the fear a notch, but also explode the theory that coronavirus is caused by 5G technology. Once it can be proven that people in areas with no wireless technology have the virus, then the 5G theory has been shown to be ridiculous. (See more about 5G and coronavirus here.)

ROGER W. writes from Brasilia, Brazil:

When people I know, and there have been quite a few, try to tell me that there must be something which should seriously worry us about the virus itself – otherwise the authorities and media would not be treating it as such a world-shaking catastrophe – I like to remind them that these are the very same authorities and media who began informing us several months ago that we had to treat the notion that men can menstruate with the utmost seriousness and respect, or risk getting in trouble for defying their version of established orthodoxy.

This observation doesn’t seem to win many immediate converts to the side of proportionality and sanity, but it does tend to shut my interlocutors up faster and with less effort than when I waste my time trying to explain how statistics actually work, and need to be used for results derived from them to be in any way meaningful. (The latter tack can be blithely dismissed via hand-waving appeals to Authority in any case, with the additional bonus for the individual in question that they do not have to exert themselves in the slightest to understand the actual issues at stake.) Who knows, perhaps a small kernel of rational thought is actually being planted in the still-functioning parts of their minds too — I can but hope! Read More »

Entombment, Fra Angelico

“LET US, then, love this sacred sepulchre, which is to give us life. We have thanked Him for having died for us upon the cross; let us thank Him, but most feelingly, for having humbled Himself, for our sake, even to the tomb.”

Don Prosper Guéranger, The Liturgical Year, “Holy Saturday”

THE more it becomes obvious that Covid-19 is far from a global or national health catastrophe, the more new propaganda is needed to ramp up the fear in order to keep this black operation afloat.

Hence the face mask, now mandated by either law or social pressure even in places where the incidence of illness from this flu-like virus, serious only in people who are already sick or frail, is in the decline or hardly exists at all. A reader writes from Panama, where there have been allegedly 74 deaths:

Many countries in the world including Panama if one dare to go out with no certificate medical face mask, in order to buy basic needs on supermarkets, pharmacy, pets business for food medicines for your pets and farm livestock, last minute medical life and deaths emergency for humans or pets or livestock in clinic or vets or hospitals, etc…you will be PUNISHED with fines and send to jail as if you are a highly dangerous criminal!

Both healthy people and Wuhanvirus-infected people are obligated to use medical masks for whatever reason you go out of our house!

Improvised “face masks” and even homemade sewing ones are ANATHEMA and not allowed, only certified medical ones that are now a days IMPOSSIBLE to find or buy in any store or online and that are EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE for the majority of the poor low class humans population on the planet!

The scientific case for mask-wearing by the general healthy population is non-existent, according to the Italian nano-pathologist Dr. Stefano Montanari, who has studied the transmission of pathogens in modern environments and who states:

Viruses exist in enormous quantities and can enter in enormous quantities inside the cells, which are a few thousandths of a millimeter wide. Wearing a mask compares with raising a gate to prevent mosquitoes from entering your house.

I believe a mask hoax is at work not because I have studied nano-particles but for simple, common sensical reasons. If mass mask-wearing were so effective in controlling illness, why have we never adopted them before, even among the sick? It’s odd –isn’t it? — that its mass adoption for the first time ever in the West should coincide with an unprecedented transfer of wealth and takedown of the American economy (and economies elsewhere), a takedown which can only succeed if the general public thinks it is absolutely necessary. Read More »

FROM Exposing the Myth of Germ Theory by Arthur M. Baker, quoted here:

People have been educated to be terrified of bacteria and to believe implicitly in the idea of contagion: that specific, malevolently-aggressive disease germs pass from one host to another. They also have been programmed to believe that healing requires some powerful force to remove whatever is at fault. In their view, illness is hardly their own doing.

The ‘germ era’ helped usher in the decline of hygienic health reform in the 19th century and, ironically, the people also found a soothing complacency in placing the blame for their ill health on malevolent, microscopic ‘invaders’, rather than facing responsibility for their own insalubrious lifestyle habits and their own suffering.

Pasteur was a chemist and physicist and knew very little about biological processes. He was a respected, influential and charismatic man, however, whose phobic fear of infection and belief in the “malignancy and belligerence” of germs had popular far-reaching consequences in the scientific community which was convinced of the threat of the microbe to man. Thus was born the fear of germs (bacteriophobia), which still exists today. Before the discoveries of Pasteur, medical science was a disorganised medley of diversified diseases with imaginary causes, each treated symptomatically rather than at their root cause. Up to this time, the evolution of medical thought had its roots in ancient shamanism, superstition and religion, of invading entities and spirits. The profession searched in vain for a tangible basis on which to base its theories and practices. Pasteur then gave the profession the “germ”. Read More »

Giovanni di Piermatteo Bocatti, Crucifixion; 1445-50

“LET us stand in wonder, rejoice, be glad, love, praise and adore since it is by the death of our Redeemer, that we have been called from death to life, from exile to our own land, from mourning to joy.”

— St. Augustine

Reflections on the Seven Last Words of Christ by St. Alphonsus Liguori may help you benefit from the great wonders of this mournful day, the significance of which no events in the world can diminish in the slightest.

HUNDREDS of composers have put to music the 13th-century poem The Stabat Mater, which recounts the sorrow of Mary as she witnessed the Crucifixion. Pergolesi finished this famous version in 1736. The Ultimate Stabat Mater Site, started by a man with no religious background, is devoted exclusively to the music.

This rhyming translation from the original Latin into English comes courtesy of the site:

Rhyming English translation by Beatrice E. Bullman

Mother bowed with grief appalling must thou watch, with tears slow falling, on the cross Thy dying son!
Through my heart, thus sorrow riven, must that cruel sword be driven, as foretold – O Holy One!
Oh, how mournful and oppressed was that Mother ever-blessed, Mother of the Spotless One:
She, whose grieving was perceiving, contemplating, unabating, all the anguish of her Son!
Is there any, tears withholding, Christ’s dear Mother thus beholding, in woe – like no other woe!
Who that would not grief be feeling for that Holy Mother kneeling – what suffering was ever so?
For the sins of every nation she beheld his tribulation, given to scourgers for a prey: Read More »

Ecce Homo, Antonio Cesari; 1891

“ALL THE great groups that stood about the Cross represent in one way or another the great historical truth of the time; that the world could not save itself. Man could do no more. Rome and Jerusalem and Athens and everything else were going down like a sea turned into a slow cataract. Externally indeed the ancient world was still at its strongest; it is always at that moment that the inmost weakness begins. But in order to understand that weakness we must repeat what has been said more than once; that it was not the weakness of a thing originally weak. It was emphatically the strength of the world that was turned to weakness and the wisdom of the world that was turned to folly.

“In this story of Good Friday it is the best things in the world that are at their worst. That is what really shows us the world at its worst. It was, for instance, the priests of a true monotheism and the soldiers of an international civilisation. Rome, the legend, founded upon fallen Troy and triumphant over fallen Carthage, had stood for a heroism which was the nearest that any pagan ever came to chivalry. Rome had defended the household gods and the human decencies against the ogres of Africa and the hermaphrodite monstrosities of Greece. But in the lightning flash of this incident, we see great Rome, the imperial republic, going downward under her Lucretian doom. Scepticism has eaten away even the confident sanity of the conquerors of the world. He who is enthroned to say what is justice can only ask:

“‘What is truth?’ So in that drama which decided the whole fate of antiquity, one of the central figures is fixed in what seems the reverse of his true role. Rome was almost another name for responsibility. Yet he stands for ever as a sort of rocking statue of the irresponsible. Man could do no more. Even the practical had become the impracticable. Standing between the pillars of his own judgement-seat, a Roman had washed his hands of the world.”

— G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man

ACCORDING to prominent rabbinic scholars, he will come after World War III.

KATHERINE writes:

Thanks so much for your great posts on the coronavirus.

My apartment house is on a fairly busy street in Olde Towne, Portsmouth, Virginia.  On a typical day, there used to be on my street at least two or three ambulances (and fire trucks) with sirens blasting. There have been none for the past week anyway – and I’m home almost all the time now.  Hmmm . . . seems strange to me, given that a lot of elderly people live in this neighborhood.

This morning I ran into my downstairs neighbor – she is an RN and works the night shift at Norfolk General/Sentara Hospital in Norfolk.  She said that their patient load is so low that medical personnel are being sent home!  She said they are all puzzled by our governor’s recent call for volunteers to help with the “Coronavirus crisis” (I did not know he said that). Her parting words to me:  “Don’t believe what you hear on TV!”

I hope and pray this ends soon!  It’s all insane.  Everyone is treating other people as bioweapons!

“SOCIETY will develop a new kind of servitude which covers the surface of society with a network of complicated rules, through which the most original minds and the most energetic characters cannot penetrate. It does not tyrannise but it compresses, enervates, extinguishes, and stupefies a people, till each nation is reduced to nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd.”

—- Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America

“IF there had been no intervention, the epidemic would have been over” by now in the United States, says Professor Knut Wittkowski, for twenty years head of The Rockefeller University’s Department of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design.

The elderly should have avoided social contact and stayed home, he says, but the rest of the population should have gone about their business. That way, what is called “herd immunity” would have been achieved more quickly.

Universal social distancing is an unscientific and harmful practice.

It is a medical superstition promoted by powerful political forces.

It has brought untold financial and psychological harm to America. It will leave shuttered businesses, suicide, alcoholism, despair and marital breakdown in its wake. It has enabled extreme financial plunder. It has left millions of people in circumstances of dire isolation and left many others demoralized and confused. The fact that some have undoubtedly enjoyed the break from routine and the chance to spend more time with their families does not offset its many negative consequences for the vulnerable.

Update: States that didn’t shut down their economies have lower death rates from corona than states that did. Is there any better proof that at the very least social distancing was not necessary?