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I’ve written scores of articles about two subjects that are considered taboo. Alas, my mission to help detonate one thermo-nuclear truth bomb hasn’t been achieved yet.
For kicks and giggles, I compared my articles on Stephen’s A’s apology and Fauci pleading the Fifth to Jenna McCarthy’s articles on the same subject.
FWIW, none of the “official conclusions” make a lick of sense to me.
Belated or not, Smith’s apology was significant news. I wonder if a Great Reassessment is finally starting to happen.
IMO reach-suppression operations would also target comments from the Man and Woman on the Street opining away on their devices trying to save the world.
Pleading the Fifth didn’t prevent an explosive Senate Hearing. Note: With this article, viewer discretion is advised.
Especially since excerpts of Fauci’s diary have recently been exposed. Still, we all know the key thermo-nuclear questions WON’T be asked by any senator.
It’s startling to think about all the previous assessments that, in an amazingly short period of time, now no longer seem to apply.
The risk of possible exposure far outweighed any possible benefit … IMO.
What would we do without our Emergency Management agencies?
I get credit for stroking a grand slam Substack column, but the real credit should go to Dr. Meryl Nass.
It’s amazing the number of deeply-disturbing conclusions I’ve been able to make from one simple Early Spread observation.
This is speculation and, while based on actual events, I used dramatic license to punch up a few scenes.
3 areas that make my newsletter different are my persistent and largely unique focus on Early Spread, the Embalmers’ Clots and ‘curious changes on Substack.’
For some reason, I decided to compile a list of all the famous people I’ve met in my life. The list turned out to be much longer than I thought it would be.
While Chinese officials made/make many excellent points, not all of them are convincing to this Covid Contrarian.
Chinese officials dispute a novel coronavirus was spreading in their country prior to Dec. 2019. However, reports suggest a contagious novel coronavirus could have been spreading in China by June.
Also, I come from a town that is famous for its citizens’ nicknames. I conclude today’s dispatch with my plan to Save the World.
But why did Chinese officials not announce this to the world until Dec. 31, 2019?
Maybe so or maybe not. Still, several elements of this narrative-shaping global news event strike this Covid Contrarian as curious or odd.
