2022-07-12

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Sri Lanka and the global revolt against the laptop elites
Are We Looking At Another Civil War?

Leftist critics and their fellow travelers at garbage outlets like The Bulwark will no doubt lie and claim that I am somehow advocating what I am warning against – sadly, this kind of bad faith refusal to engage and debate honestly has become all too common today and itself promotes conflict by eliminating the possibility of resolving disputes through reason. It leaves the exercise of raw power as the only means to solve problems, a situation common in much of the rest of the world. But we must look the monster of political violence in its eyes if we hope to defeat it. The way to bring America back to greatness need not be force. We have the Constitution, and it gives us the answers to all our questions.

Why BA.5 Feels Different
Long Covid symptoms leads to woman applying to end life
Teen Vogue: COVID Is Still Happening, Stay Scared.
How did the pandemic affect jails?

From March to June 2020, about 208,500 people in jail received expedited release, about 28% of the jail population. The bulk of that decrease came in March and April, as pandemic closures began in many states. Expedited release reduced jail crowding, with occupied bed spaces falling 21% by June.
Vaccines Are Magic - by Paul D. Thacker
A Pox on the FDA
New study: COVID booster significantly delays end of infection.

At five days post-infection, less than 25 percent of unvaccinated people were still contagious, whereas around 70 percent of boosted people were still carrying viable virus particles. For those partially vaccinated, around 50 percent were still contagious at this point. Even more strikingly, at ten days post-infection, one-third of boosted people (31 percent) were found to still be carrying live, culturable virus. By contrast, just six percent of unvaccinated people were still contagious at day 10.
Covid hospitalizations have doubled since May as omicron BA.5 sweeps U.S., but deaths remain low
The "safe and effective" narrative is falling apart
Vanishing vaccine mandates | The Spectator Australia