I really don’t know what’s most astounding about this story. Is it the fact that it appeared in Vanity Fair, of all places? Is it the fact that it appeared at all? Or is it the fact that the secret … Continue reading →
This is the way the WaPo rolls (by Treacher): But now, with Trump out of office and the pandemic winding down, more and more people are asking the same question. Suddenly, it’s acceptable to ask what the hell is going … Continue reading →
For over a year the left promoted the idea that COVID emerged accidentally in the wild, and called every challenge to that notion a debunked and ridiculous conspiracy theory. But recently – for reasons that remain someone obscure but about … Continue reading →
There are fashions in words, and “debunked” has been the word of the day for the MSM during the Trump administration. It came to mean something like this: “A viewpoint we don’t like and that reflects poorly on the left … Continue reading →
Your vaccination papers, please: New guidance from Oregon Health Authority now requires businesses to check a customer’s vaccine status if they want to relax their guidelines. Restaurant owners like Jason Jugling, the owner of Plaza Inn in Ontario, wish the … Continue reading →
…that the vast majority of the things he claimed – and which the press, the left, and the Democrats (but I repeat myself) screamed were preposterous – have turned out to be true. For example, here’s an interesting tweet to … Continue reading →
…It just takes one yawn to start other yawns off.” That’s a quote from one of the Dr. Suess books that’s still being allowed (for now). I used to read it to my son at bedtime in hopes it would … Continue reading →
…after having been “debunked” for such a long time. I think when “debunked” is used by the MSM, the social media woke, and the left in general, it should now should be translated as “pay no attention to that man … Continue reading →
Commenter “Steph” writes: There were two ballot questions in yesterday’s election [in] PA that would limit the emergency powers of the Governor. Very much a slam dunk to vote YES on both of these, especially in a state where Wolf … Continue reading →
Almost as soon as the pandemic guidelines began to be issued – regarding handwashing, social distancing, and the like – I said to several friends, “We’re all going to wind up with OCD before this is through.” I was making … Continue reading →
I know plenty of people who still seem to trust the CDC, and it’s hard to understand why. “Politics” as an explanation covers a lot of territory and goes a long way towards an answer, but it’s not quite enough … Continue reading →
…is being revived. Take a look: The natural-emergence theory has long held the upper hand, in part because of strong statements made by virology experts from early on. “We stand together to strongly condemn conspiracy theories suggesting that COVID-19 does … Continue reading →