Borrowed from Benny Sinclair. Most of our speech and writing is made up of two kinds of sentences. Declarative: Statement— The car is red.Interrogative: Question— Is the car red? Any statement is just one or more questions in disguise. Take for example the August 23 news release by the FDA. Statement: The FDA has approved... Continue Reading →

Second Half of Chessboard by Ray Kurzweil (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheat_and_chessboard_problem) “It was probably my math teacher who introduced us in High School to exponential growth by telling us the story of the invention of the game of chess. The king (emperor, whatever) who had ordered a new game, because of the fact that he was bored by... Continue Reading →

Weaponized questions combat weaponized narratives. Mark Crispin Miller explains COVID propaganda https://off-guardian.org/2021/07/26/watch-perspectives-on-the-pandemic-17/ https://off-guardian.org/2021/08/20/watch-perspectives-on-the-pandemic-18/ Follow the links to Off-Guardian to watch these videos. Ask questions, demand answers. These and other videos can also be viewed on Odysee at "Perspectives on the Pandemic" https://odysee.com/@PerspectivesOnThePandemic:f

Before taking a vaccine or drug of any kind, these are some control-savvy questions you might want to ask. Do I really need it?If I do need it, does it work?If it works, is it safe?Will the benefits outweigh the risks? Parents must also ask these questions on behalf of their children. As we have... Continue Reading →

Image borrowed from Off Guardian https://off-guardian.org/2021/05/05/covid-vaccines-necessity-efficacy-and-safety/ WHICH IS THE GREATER THREAT TO KIDS: THE VIRUS OR THE VACCINE? KIDS AND COVID19 VIRUS DEATHS 488 children have died between March, 2020 and July 9, 2021 (time span 16 months) Ages 0-4 164 children Ages 5-17 324 children https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#demographics KIDS AND COVID19 VACCINE DEATHS Thirteen deaths of... Continue Reading →

Parents and Guardians, Do NOT let your kids get a COVID19 vaccine...UNLESS... ...You have personal access to the results of Phase 1, 2, 3 and 4 COVID19 vaccine clinical trials in children under the age of 18. Clinical trials and their individual phases are a very important part of clinical research. They allow the safety... Continue Reading →

I read The Diary of Anne Frank more than half a century ago. At the time, I was about the same age that she was when she wrote it—somewhere between thirteen and fifteen. I remember wondering how she would have felt had she known that her most private thoughts would be someday available to millions... Continue Reading →

“Johnny is in Mom’s bathroom and won’t come out!” At fifteen, with the permanent title of Big Sister in Charge, I was the first to receive the news delivered in typical tattletale cadence by Little Dale, the next oldest kid after me. I sighed and interrupted the much-more-important business of attempting to hide a soon-to-be... Continue Reading →

In case you don’t know, or need to be reminded, this image is a copy of “The American Declaration of Independence”.  By the time it was ratified in July of 1776, the Thirteen American Colonies had been at war with Great Britain for over a year. Therefore, this document was not written for the purpose... Continue Reading →