Author: Mark Tokarski

Just a man who likes to read, argue, and occasionally be surprised.

An open letter to Senator Tammy Story and Representative Lisa Cutter

Dear Readers:

I suggest that if you do this with your own representatives, you do so by certified mail and return receipt, and not electronically. I am of the opinion that emails to representatives, so easy to write and send, are also so voluminous on the receiving end that they are ignored. I am addressing this to Story and Cutter, as they are on the lowest rung of government above cities and counties. I don’t see much power below these two.

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Who will save us from those who want to save us?

Have you ever known someone so arrogant, dismissive and smug as to be intolerable company? We all have. I could name two here but it would be a cheap shot, and each would say they never come near this website, even as one is known to do so. (The link there is, I suppose, a cheap shot. This guy is intolerable.) The other, long retired from a high perch in Montana broadcasting, is not Mathis. Don’t go there.

The reason I bring this up is that the attitude, the mask they wear for the world, hides deep insecurity. These people are extremely unsure of themselves, and so use dismissive arrogance as a defense mechanism. Their group of friends usually consists of admirers, and in the case of the one I am thinking of who is also a Montana blogger, a fellow writer so deeply stupid as to be immune from any criticism. He’s textbook Dunning-Krueger, beyond reach. That is the kind of support they bring, and detractors there are quickly banned or dismissed.

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Hail Belarus!

Mobility Report

I linked to this  Google document to the left  via a report titled Evidence that the COVID 19 pandemic is false, prepared by Kevin Galalae, with due credit given (Galalae appears to suffer from personal integrity) to a “Swiss Doctor,” who prepared a lengthy report distributed in 19 languages called Facts About Covid-19. Both documents are full of important links and are incredibly valuable resources. The Swiss document opens with a reference to a book by Camus, as follows:

“The only means to fight the plague is honesty.” Albert Camus, The Plague (1947)

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The suicide rate will not be televised

Yesterday at the grocery store I noticed that the level of masking, which was sparse at first, and then approached 50 percent, was now at 90. This morning I watched a man forcibly removed from a bus by armed police for failure to wear a mask. That turned my stomach, making me think that the officers in question should be wearing brown shirts. The man was black, and why do I want to add “of course”?

This tells me that that the news is ramping it up now, and that the State of Fear is reaching dangerous levels. People this scared are going to start acting up, family disputes, substance abuse, and fights in grocery stores. Inevitably they are going to sink into depression, and their health will deteriorate. Add to this unemployment, lack of money, and a sense of hopelessness, and suicide rates will rocket. It will not be publicized.

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CBS Nightly Newstricks

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I am running these two screen grabs, the second beneath the fold, to demonstrate something a little more meaningful than “news is lying to us.” Of course news lies, 24/7, as that is their job, to keep us tuned in and out of it at once. Above is a screen grab from a CBS News report, which I will link later, as we are about to go out and do some unnecessary traveling.

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The test is the pandemic

What I write here willl not be taken in full agreement by either Fauxles or Maarten, who have been vocal in posts and comments. I respect both of them, and think our differences minor and resolvable. I insert this paragraph merely to avoid the appearance of  talking over them or disrespecting their views.

Yesterday I received a newsletter I recently subscribed to from TheDoctorWithin. It is written by, if you remember, a doctor who first contacted Santa Clara Health (the Bay Area) regarding cases of Covid-19 reported on its website. Finding that they did not do any testing, and instead relied on doctors’ reports, he contacted 50 pulmonologists and clinics in the San Francisco area, asking if any had the ability to do a test to distinguish between the flu virus and Covid-19. None did. He was referred back to Santa Clara Health. The circle was  compete.

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Film your Hospital …

 

Courtesy of AB. It’s crickets out there. This is a hoax. This video is 24 minutes of empty hospitals and emergency rooms all over the country, thanks to real journalists called citizens. [Oh yeah, reminder: This is why they want us staying at home. It is not medical, it is to prevent us from seeing what is really going on … nothing. A hoax.]

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The 1976 Swine Flu hoax run by a different klutz, Gerald R. Ford

Bad attitudes

The image above appeared in my inbox this morning. I have no idea how these clowns got my name, but I thought it so appropriate that they choose me out of a crowd, as I was known, when employed by others, have have bad attitudes and to engage in negative behaviors. So I must be on a list somewhere. I have never contacted these people.

This post has nothing to do with that. I just like that image. Look at the happy skipping people next to the curmudgeon who wants to shoot them. I’m with curmud.

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Use of a virus as a means of shredding the constitution, or what remains of it

C-19 from Kaufman

The above photo is an electron microscope image of the (supposed) Covid-19 virus, supplied on a 38-minute video by Dr. Andy Kaufman, given to us last week by a commenter named “Michael,” who’s not been around since. The video is beneath the fold. I urge that you watch it, but know how that works, so at the end of this post I have supplied a timeline so that you can fast-forward to any part that interests you.

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