You can’t rebuild the world’s biggest economy with printed money. Production and business are what really make an economy strong, not the number of dollars in circulation. John Cogan and John Taylor explain in the Wall Street Journal that these sorts of payments don’t do anything. They write: President-elect Biden is promising another round of […]
Zinc: The Gatekeeper of Immune Surveillance.
At LewRockwell.com, Bill Sardi explains the benefits of zinc for COVID-19 patients. He writes (abridged): The Immune Thymus Gland Hormone Demonstrably Raises T-Cell Counts, Slashes Deaths by 272% Among Severely-Ill COVID-19 Patients Without Side Effects; Also Could Be Cancer Cure; Can Be Mimicked With Zinc Pills. In an astounding study the public has not heard […]
You Need to Seek Some Shelter for When Things Get Ugly
Coronavirus Infects Stock Market: Part LVI Originally posted June 1, 2020. “Requests for driving directions on Apple Inc.’s Maps app are back around mid January levels, while data from Dutch location technology firm TomTom International BV show traffic congestion gradually climbing in some late U.S. cities, though it is still down substantially from March levels […]
How S.D. Surged in Vaccination Inoculations
State leaders apparently did not believe the media consensus that a rapid vaccine approval couldn’t happen. South Dakota, as James Freeman writes in the WSJ, was prepared for the possibility of success. It’s important to also keep in mind that South Dakota’s population is a small fraction of, for example, New York’s. Furthermore, South Dakota is about […]
Did the World Make a Mistake by Adopting the China Model To Fight COVID-19?
At LewRockwell.com, Jon Rappoport explains the mistake of adopting the China model to fight the virus. He writes: The China lockdown of 50 million citizens overnight was a key element in the long-standing plan to foist a fake pandemic on humanity. That lockdown provided the model for the rest of the world. We are now […]
Day #6 – Finally Some Good News
Yes, 2020 is over and so far 2021 has been pretty bumpy. So it’s a relief to report on an uplifting story that any American can embrace. Dave Portnoy, founder and president of Barstool Sports, reportedly has raised over $18 million. Portnoy’s goal has been to help struggling small businesses that have paid employees throughout […]
What the World Knows About the New More Contagious COVID-19 Strain
USA Today’s Grace Hauck reports on a new, more contagious strain of COVID-19 found in four states and 33 countries so far. She writes: A more contagious coronavirus variant first identified in the United Kingdom continues to crop up across the U.S. and around the globe, threatening to further strain overburdened health care systems just as vaccines […]
Third Time’s the Charm? UK Institutes New Lockdown
The United Kingdom is beginning its third COVID-19 lockdown. Danica Kirka writes for the AP: England is entering a third national lockdown that will last at least six weeks, as authorities struggle to stem a surge in COVID-19 infections that threatens to overwhelm hospitals around the U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a tough […]
Fauci Believes Institutions Will Mandate Vaccines
Paul Sacca reports in The Blaze: Dr. Anthony Fauci floated the idea that COVID-19 vaccines could become mandatory in order to attend school or travel internationally. Fauci noted that the mandatory coronavirus vaccinations would likely be implemented at the state and city level. “A citywide school system might require it in some cities but not other cities. And that’s what […]
The 2020 Word of the Year
Many might use a bluer choice for the word of the year than the all-too-familiar COVID, but after much deliberation Ben Zimmer (WSJ) has chosen it as the overall winner of Word of the Year. It’s hard even to think back to the beginning of 2020—aka the Before Times—when those five letters carried no meaning. The […]
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