Saturday, February 12, 2022
LOL, the cops moved in to retake the Ambassador Bridge this morning after the truckers left early, but by 5:30pm it was a stalemate again as the people of Windsor took their place
Maybe the shoplifting would decrease if we started chopping off their hands
Shoplifting reaches crisis proportions
- "It's out of control — it is just out of control," Lisa LaBruno, SVP
of operations and innovation at the Retail Industry Leaders
Association, tells Axios. ...
- “They come in every day, sometimes twice a day, with laundry bags and just load up on stuff,” the Post quoted a store employee saying. ...
- District attorneys in cities like Chicago and New York are considering harsher measures against shoplifters. ...
- Teams of "boosters" will throng a store with laundry bags, grabbing what they can and assaulting workers who confront them — sometimes fatally.
Friday, February 11, 2022
The risk of myocarditis after vaccination is MUCH higher than people realize
Why anyone would let their young sons under 30 take the mRNA vaccines is beyond me.
Also watch to the end for a brutal take down of one of the chief criticisms of VAERS reporting.
Canada Freedom Convoy 2022 has had remarkable success, US Democrats wince in pain
... scores of truckers taking part in what they dubbed the Freedom Convoy blocked the Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor, Ontario, to Detroit, disrupting the flow of auto parts and other products between the two countries. ...
Hundreds of demonstrators in trucks have also paralyzed the streets of downtown Ottawa for almost two weeks now, and have now closed three border crossings: at Windsor; at Coutts, Alberta, opposite Montana; and at Emerson, Manitoba, across from North Dakota.
More.
Democrat Michigan Governor Gretchen Hitler said the situation is "unacceptable", echoing Biden administration calls urging Prime Minister Trudeau to use his federal powers forcibly to end the peaceful protests.
Democrats infamously said nothing against BLM rioting and looting nationwide in the United States in 2020 and stood idly by while their thugs did $2 billion in damage.
There are reports the Canadian truckers are reinvigorating protests in Europe.
Alex Berenson is collecting receipts, and I for one sure hope he wins his lawsuit against Twitter, as I hope Sarah Palin wins hers against The New York Times
Twitter has changed the warning label on the tweet that got Alex suspended last summer.
But of course you can't see that. Only Alex can see that.
Evidence tampering. Admission of error.
By changing its mask guidance on July 27, 2021, the CDC itself was admitting that the vaccines don't stop infection or transmission.
The elephant in the room which to this day the medical-pharma complex denies is there.
Provincetown, MA, was impossible to ignore, so CDC warped the story to make it about Delta, not about vaccine failure.
Alex simply pointed it out and got singled out for it because the former New York Times columnist was read by too many people.
He had to be canceled, a Twitter specialty.
Pfizer's demonstrated lifesaver Paxlovid won't be available in robust quantities until April as tens of thousands of Americans continue to drop dead from COVID-19
70,510 deaths last 30 days in 2022 to February 10
90,466 deaths same period in 2021 to February 10
Thus far, the federal government has been able to release just 265,000 Paxlovid courses to state health departments, even as the U.S. documented some 20 million Covid cases and 55,000 related deaths in January alone. While cases of omicron are declining nationwide, there are still more than 140,000 hospitalizations, and thousands of people are dying from Covid daily.
More.
Thursday, February 10, 2022
You can always tell a Harvard woman, but you can't tell her much
It's always helpful to see what brainless idiots these elites really are, and how they are just as malicious as the next uneducated reprobate.
The variant tracker at Axios now shows Delta prevalence of 50% or more in only thirteen states, Omicron in sixteen
Delta:
Maine 63.1%
West Virginia 54.8%
Kentucky 54.6%
Indiana 50.5%
Michigan 53.4%
Minnesota 56.2%
Iowa 57.2%
Missouri 54%
Kansas 55.1%
South Dakota 58%
North Dakota 51.6%
New Mexico 50.7%
Alaska 55.2%
Omicron:
New York 55.5%
New Jersey 54.5%
Maryland 53.1%
Wyoming 61.3%
Montana 61.8%
Washington 56.1%
Oregon 52.5%
Hawaii 74.4%
Texas 70.9%
Louisiana 79.3%
Tennessee 53.3%
South Carolina 56.1%
Georgia 72.4%
Alabama 61.8%
Mississippi 54.3%
Florida 73.8%
In the last three months Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and Michigan have led the way in daily new deaths.
In daily new deaths per 100k of population the leaders have been Tennessee, Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio.
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Breakthrough deaths in Alberta at 47.5% confirm what's going on in Massachusetts is no outlier
Alberta data indicates breakthrough deaths at 47.5% of the total COVID deaths, aged 5+ over, during the last four months.
52.5% of the COVID deaths were unvaccinated.
358 vaccinated deaths (sum of 3 doses died, boosters!, and 2 doses died) vs. 396 unvaccinated deaths over the last four months.
Similar to Massachusetts, end of July 2021 through January 2022, at 44%.
Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Uruguay administered about 44 boosters per 100 of population by January 1st after which it has experienced a death surge
Uruguay has administered a two-dose regimen of Sinovac to its population, but its booster program consists of Pfizer shots.
Basically no one at all was fully-vaccinated even with Sinovac in the spring of 2021 when it got creamed by COVID-19.
Still, deaths per million of population in Uruguay at 1,892 today is a far better record without vaccination than advanced nations like France (1,984), the UK (2,387), and the US (2,842) with vaccination.
What's up with that?
Israel achieved 50 booster doses per 100 of population on January 9th, after which deaths soared anyway
Vitamin D deficiency is endemic across the Middle East, including in Israel, where nearly four in five people are low on the vitamin . . ..
More.
In calendar year 2021 in the US 99.85% didn't die of COVID, yeah vaccines! in calendar year 2020 in the US 99.89% didn't die, yeah . . . what?
34.665 million cases in 2021*
0.478 million deaths
1.38% case fatality rate
332.402 million population on 12/31/21
20.024 million cases in 2020
0.346 million deaths
1.73% case fatality rate
331.698 million population on 12/31/20
*data from The New York Times and the US Census Bureau
Those vaccines are really . . . irrelevant?
I ditch the pantyhose for formal occasions, however
I mean, someone's got to stick up for standards, might as well be me.
Monday, February 7, 2022
It takes an economist to say that the labor market is on fire
But as it stands “we have to take the numbers at face value, and they paint a picture of a labor market on fire,” wrote Jefferies economists Aneta Markowska and Thomas Simons, with the Fed likely heading towards “a more sustained tightening cycle and a higher terminal rate.”
Full-time employment in the US in January was 49.3% of civilian noninstitutional population, a far cry from what it could be. The measure could recover to 50.4% pre-pandemic and it still wouldn't be "on fire".
Bouncing back would be a good thing, is fully expected, and could be actually happening, but confusing it with boom levels as Trump did would remain an illusion.
When WaPo is more accurate than Drudge
Discussions between the Archives and the former president's lawyers that began last year resulted in the transfer of the records in January, according to one person familiar with the conversations. Another person familiar with the materials said Trump advisers discussed what had to be returned in December. People familiar with the transfer, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to reveal internal details. ... the Archives has very limited enforcement capabilities ...
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