If it weren’t for COVID, this would be the big story today – at least on the right
The FBI don’t need no steenking rules.
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South Korea’s COVID experience – so far
I’ve read quite a bit about South Korea’s approach to COVID, which involved neither a lockdown nor a shelter-in-place edict. Despite that, South Korea got good results in terms of slowing its deaths down, even though it was stricken quite … Continue reading →
On March 30 I received an email…
…from CVS saying “Your order was delivered!” I had indeed ordered a package several days ago. But when I checked my snail mail after getting that email, there was no package to be found. After puzzling it over for a … Continue reading →
Say it isn’t so, Joe
People have been wondering about Joe Biden for a long time. The truth (which some had already suspected) was revealed in yesterday’s appearance, when it become apparent that there was something “off” about the software. It finally became undeniable that … Continue reading →
I was thinking this, but he said it better
First we have a comment by “Rufus T. Firefly” about how the media will continue this: Now the media knows it has a shiny, new toy; viral and bacterial infections that kill primarily elderly and infirm Americans. It’s been around … Continue reading →
Media misdirection on COVID-19
When I write “media misdirection,” I’m not just talking about the hate-Trump or the anti-US or the pro-China propaganda, although that is certainly commonplace and damaging as well as purposeful. I’m talking about rather neutral scientific articles such as this … Continue reading →
Comforting images
USNS Comfort comes to town: More photos here. Those photos conjure up childhood memories for me. I was born a few years after the end of WWII, but in my childhood there was still a lot of war consciousness. My … Continue reading →
What we’ve learned so far
Not meant to be an inclusive list. And by “we,” I certainly don’t mean everyone. (1) China is a bad actor. (2) Trump was right about China. (3) Borders are important. (4) Trump was right about borders. (5) We need … Continue reading →
Samaritan’s Purse sets up a field hospital in Central Park
What wonderful people: Kelly will be among a few dozen nurses and doctors from Samaritan’s Purse, a nondenominational evangelical Christian humanitarian organization, working at a field hospital set up in Central Park — across the street from Mount Sinai Hospital … Continue reading →
This seems too good to be true
But I sure hope it is true.
Continue reading →COVID roundup
There are so many good articles around that I despair of doing them all justice with a full discussion, so here’s a short roundup of some of the best or most interesting. (1) Germany has a plan to start testing … Continue reading →
COVID-19: and what of Mexico?
Here’s a good question from commenter “Sharon W”: Shouldn’t [Mexico’s] numbers be worse than ours, not having enacted any orders and living life in normal fashion? I thought maybe the weather, but I checked Tijuana and it is the same … Continue reading →