Please read Part 1 here. As bad as the multiple failings in the Johns Hopkins article I outlined in Part 1 were, there is an even greater abdication of medical responsibility by Johns Hopkins. Their Mission Statement says: “The mission of Johns Hopkins Medicine is to improve the health of the community and the world by setting the standard […]
If we can’t trust Johns Hopkins, what established sources are left? I was periodically updating my webpage on the effectiveness of all the popular COVID early treatment options, and came across this current article: Feel free to read it, but be forewarned that it is woefully deceptive. I can understand that when Paxlovid first came out (late 2021), medical […]
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When faced with a complicated, multi-faceted problem like election integrity, it’s often easier to get a much better grasp of it by using an analogy… A home remodeling project might be a good comparison. Let’s say we have a 250-year-old, 3-story home, that has exceptional historical significance. (For example, let’s imagine that in this home a group […]
Over the last few decades, our society has gradually devolved into the dire situation where truth is not Truth, facts are not Facts, science is not Science, etc. The negative consequences of this corruption are frightful and mind-boggling. The public is aware of this, but everywhere they turn for relief, they run into slick self-serving […]
And you’ve likely never even heard about it! Do you know what is the worst fixable problem Congress has? I’m willing to bet that I can tell you: 1) what Congress’ most substantial problem is, and 2) have it be something they’ve never heard of (!), and 3) have a simple, low-cost, elegant solution for it!!! I suspect that some people would be willing to bet against me… […]
→ Warning! I’ve been periodically accused of having some interesting, creative ideas before, but IMHO this may be one of the best ever! Before I reveal a unique and powerful solution to what is ostensibly our most serious societal peril, we need to be clear about what the peril is. This is a brief outline: The […]
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With all the bad news we are deluged with, sometimes we lose sight of the fact that a very interesting person can be living just down the street. I was checking the local paper to see if there was an Obit posted for a neighbor who died unexpectedly. I didn’t see it so I perused […]
This is WAY overdue! I’m well aware that states have the primary authority regarding election matters, but there are certain apolitical, across-the-board regulations that the Federal Government should — MUST — enact. The gist of what I’m proposing for a new Federal law is that when reporting Federal election results, all states must fully adhere […]
The jury’s Mann v. Steyn conclusion. As readers know, I recently posted a detailed discussion of the Mann v Steyn lawsuit, and asserted that ALL of our rights were being debated. The jury’s verdict was rendered yesterday — and it was disturbing. I’m not an attorney, but the two fundamental issues appeared to be: 1) Does a person have the right to […]
We are being fleeced by film-flam artists. The absurdity of a requested 100% rate increase for some North Carolina property owners got my attention. (Note that insurance PR people knew that 100% might sound unreasonable, so they adjusted it to be 99.4%!). Let’s back up a bit to see what’s going on here… Every one of us pays […]
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There are two radically different viewpoints about what happened in 2020. Which is the primary explanation? Let’s briefly outline each… Position #1: Some intelligent people have told me that they believe that the Dems won in 2020 honestly, because: a) they had better messaging, b) they did a better job at getting out the vote, c) they had a better candidate, etc. Position #2: My view […]
Recap: The three main elements of election voting are: The voter, The machines, and The process. All three need to be on the up-and-up to assure election integrity. One of the core election integrity debates is whether using electronic voting (machines, etc.) is a net asset or net liability? In researching this topic, I found it interesting how that key […]