A couple of weeks ago, there was an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, where the author wrote about the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, and how most of the world forgot it when the pandemic petered out and life returned to normal. I begged to differ at the time, but thought little of it afterwords. …
Continue reading Remembering Covid: A letter to the editors of the Wall Street Journal
This is the face of the DemocRat Party, the party of: Slavery The Ku Klux Klan Jim Crow Bull Connor with his ravening dogs Segregated schools in the South Lynchings The Great Depression This is California Representative Maxine Waters, who vowed to "take out" President Donald Trump and his supporters. Maxine Waters has incited her …
Continue reading Ladies and Gentlemen, THIS is the face of the DemocRat Party
In Japan, the word Kanban means "sign", and those companies who use the Toyota Production System of just-in-time inventory control see and use a lot of Kanbans. I just started a new job at a Japanese-owned company, and I saw a sign in the Ladies restroom which I had not ever seen before. It took …
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Do you remember the time, say about two years ago, when pharmaceutical companies were admired for discovering and selling new medicines to cure diseases and improve the lives of people everywhere? Well, those days are gone. Project Veritas undercover, did some filming of an employee of Pfizer, a doctor, who admitted that the company is …
Yes, it's that time again. Time for a news roundup of what's going on in the dystopia that Seattle and environs are becoming. Contributed to by the perverse state law that prohibits police pursuit of fleeing vehicles, which results in hundreds more stolen cars, and criminals allowed to get away. First, we have the case …
Taken at a vacant piece of land, not too far from my home. I wonder what caused this place to be so desolate. Hardin, Montana. Here's the Link to Terri's original post.
A big shout-out to Joe at PoliticallyIncorrectHumor.com. He makes me think, and laugh, every day. You should sign up for his daily newsletter. The DemocRats do have one advantage-they stick together. When one of them is slandered, the party gets behind him or her and supports them. We should do the same, or they will …
Continue reading Some Memes that caught my eye and made me laugh
If you have been awake lately, you might have noticed a number of news stories about young people dying suddenly. You see stories about fit athletes having heart attacks, strokes, and cardiac arrest, which are normally extremely rare. However, since early 2021, when the mRNA Covid shots were released all over the world by various …
Readers: Today I present to you, Robert Barnes, a rather famous defense attorney, introduced to me by my husband. Mr. Barnes and David Freiheit of Canada, have a very successful Locals channel (VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com), where they do live-streams discussing the issues of the day, and interviews with some of the most newsworthy patriots in America. Just …
Continue reading Guest Author: Robert Barnes on the Managerial Class
On January 12, 1951, Rush Limbaugh was born in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He would grow up to be the most famous, consequential radio personality of the 20th and 21st centuries-not bad for a guy who hated school, didn't graduate from college, and got fired from his early jobs many times. As he always said, he …
Continue reading Happy and Sad at the same time: Rush Limbaugh’s Birthday
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