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At this point we are too embarrassed to admit it was all useless

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Meet the New Boss Same as the Old Boss

“I’ll tip my hat to the new constitutionTake a bow for the new revolutionSmile and grin at the change all aroundPick up my guitar and playJust like yesterdayThen I’ll get on my knees and prayWe don’t get fooled againDon’t get … Continue reading

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A post-brexit UK and a pre-Biden America did a better job obtaining, organizing, and administering the vaccine than the EU

3-5 times better in fact.

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Hospital Utilization

Source: https://covid19-projections.com There are 919,559 hospital beds in the USA (https://www.aha.org/statistics/fast-facts-us-hospitals). And we average somewhere around 70 percent of beds occupied at any given time. At peak 14% of hospital beds in the USA were occupied by COVID positive patients. … Continue reading

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All Cause Mortality (lack of) Growth in the USA with the COVID

http://healthcorrelator.blogspot.com/2021/01/has-covid-led-to-increase-in-all-cause.html See also children are unaffected:

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It’s for your own good

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Goose, Gander.

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The blog linked herein has a tendency to delete posts

Covid Realists

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Truth dies in darkness

Journalists vindicate Trump’s criticisms.

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Cyrus, David’s Heir?

What did it mean in the late sixth century BCE for the pagan king Cyrus, ruler of the foreign empire Persia, to be called “my shepherd” (Isa 44.28), and “his messiah” (Isa 45.1)? Is Cyrus also a “servant”? Indeed, while … Continue reading

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