My opinions, based on my research, of what’s been dubbed the coronavirus “pandemic.”
(Part 7 in a series of indeterminate length on the COVID-19 pandemic) I showed in my previous (COVID series) post that many countries, including the United States, have suffered greater mortality than usual during this alleged pandemic. I have also noted that the presence of “excess” mortality is merely a Read more…
(Part 6 in a series of indeterminate length, dissecting the pandemic narrative.) The question arises, if COVID-19 statistics are as trustworthy as penny stock projections, is there any way to assess the seriousness of the (alleged) pandemic? The answer is a qualified yes,1 and this is by scrutinizing what is Read more…
This is a takeoff on those year-end in/out lists we see in newspapers (and I’ve put these items in no particular order) … “Out” (or never in) in COVID-19 Era United States “In” in COVID-19 Era United States Self-respect Servile submission Joy Fear Embracing life’s risks Trading hard-won liberties for Read more…
At the end of a previous post, I showed a chart comparing COVID mortality per million people, for the U.S. versus two non-lockdown countries, Sweden and Belarus. Here is an updated version with data through November and the addition of a third non-lockdown country, Japan (which barely registers because its Read more…
(Part 4 of a series of indeterminate length, covering the pandemic) Quite apart from the dubious identification of SARS-CoV-2 (which if invalid, automatically makes any tests based on it useless), the RT-PCR (Reverse Transcriptase – Polymerase Chain Reaction) test commonly used to diagnose COVID-19 is of questionable value. Perhaps the Read more…
(Part 5 in a series of indeterminate length, dissecting the pandemic narrative) In previous posts, I’ve concluded that the infamous SARS-CoV-2 virus is of questionable provenance, and that the RT-PCR test used for diagnosing COVID-19 is a bit sketchy. Those issues aside, what about attribution of COVID-19 as cause of Read more…
(Part 3 in a series covering the “pandemic“) It’s quite possible that there isn’t even a new coronavirus circulating – it’s pretty much a matter of, “trust us, we’re experts; we isolated it and we know it’s responsible for the reported illnesses.” When it comes to viruses, it seems that Read more…
To really understand the nature of the COVID-19 “pandemic,” and to properly evaluate the official response, we need to gain some familiarity with the terms and figures related to infectious disease mortality. For my purposes here, I will momentarily shelve my doubts about the reality of the SARS-CoV-2 virus as Read more…
Is it just me, or is this “COVID-19 pandemic” something out of The Twilight Zone? There is an avalanche of confusing, faulty and conflicting information to draw from, making it hard to draw definitive conclusions – I’ll admit that right up front. Nevertheless, for me, the mainstream narrative simply doesn’t Read more…
Since March, I’ve been fascinated and appalled by the developing COVID-19 “crisis,” the response by governments, and the coverage provided by those stalwarts in the Fourth Estate. I’ve spent many hours looking into this issue, and will share my findings in a series of posts. I’m quite skeptical of the Read more…