We hear much talk today about an “attack on democracy,” and, actually, there has long been one. That is, an attack on that “democracy extended through time,” that “democracy of the dead,” to quote G.K. Chesterton, that we call tradition. Tradition, it could be said, is the glue that binds society together. Oh, this is where the older among us might hear in our minds “Tradition!” bellowed in that famous song from the play Fiddler on the Roof. Unfortunately, we’ve done more than just fiddle with tradition in our civilization; we’ve thrown it off the roof. This may seem of little consequence to many, since they may be much like the play’s Tevye character, who confessed that he didn’t know why his people’s traditions existed.
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“The Pfizer Papers”: The Story of Covid Tyranny and Evil
“Like other drugs, vaccines require a long testing process to see whether they indeed protect people from disease, and do so safely.” So related an MD writing at the liberal Atlantic magazine in February 2020 — early in the Covid “pandemic.” The Atlantic also announced that a “vaccine won’t stop the new coronavirus.” It further predicted that cold and flu season would likely become cold, flu, and Covid season.
Of course, the magazine was right: The “vaccines’ didn’t stop Covid, and we do have cold, flu, and Covid season.
Yet there’s still more. The Atlantic additionally stated that any vaccine developed would come too late to help us with the pandemic. On this point, the mag was right and wrong. The outlet didn’t foresee the “Emergency Use Authorization” that would expedite Covid shots’ introduction. That the injections didn’t at all “help,” however, is the assertion in a newly published book. Titled The Pfizer Papers: Pfizer’s Crimes Against Humanity, it reveals what happens when vaccines don’t undergo “that long testing process.” That is, they perhaps won’t “protect people from disease” — “and do so safely.”
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Climate Change? Be Very Afraid of CDS — Carbon Derangement Syndrome
In 2013, astrobiologist Jack O’Malley-James predicted that visible life on Earth would end due to too little atmospheric CO2. No, that’s not a typo. The gas’ levels will ultimately decline over time (the dinosaur age saw levels five to 10 times today’s), O’Malley-James explained. Eventually, they’ll drop so low that plants won’t be able to photosynthesize, which, of course, will collapse the food chain. And, sorry, but you won’t be the “last man standing” — unless you happen to be a microbe.
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The Steal: Democrats Broke Election Law in 2020. They Got Away With It, Too
The Democrats doth protest too much, methinks. This twist on a Shakespeare line applies perfectly to a Sunday story.
That is, some Democrats want President Donald Trump criminally charged for calling for a vote-counting halt on election night 2020. The irony (and hypocrisy)?
This is even though Democrats did halt vote counting in numerous states on election night 2020 — thus violating the law.
It definitely was against the law, too, avers commentator Norman Krieg. In fact, he cites state statutes to make his case.
Democrats, though, have gotten away with it.
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“Trump the Deep State and AdVance Toward Freedom!”
“The pen is mightier than the sword,” Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton wrote in 1839. And this power of words is well exemplified by the rallying cry known as the campaign slogan. In fact, “A recent study shows that campaign slogans have a direct effect on voting,” wrote website PoliticalMarketer.com in 2020. “When voters hear the saying more than once, they are more likely to vote for the candidate associated with it.” This is why, too, in these closing weeks of the election, I propose the following slogan for the GOP presidential ticket:
“Trump the deep state and adVance toward freedom!”
Trump/Vance 2024
A slogan should capture “the essence of a political candidate or cause,” PoliticalMarketer also writes — and the above certainly qualifies. After all, we do want to Trump the deep state, and we do want to adVance toward freedom. (A little virtue wouldn’t hurt, either.)
So keeping this piece short and sweet, I’ll simply say to the undecided voters, Trump the deep state and adVance toward freedom. Your kids, both born and unborn, are counting on you.
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