Author: Mark Tokarski

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

Coup d’état.

From the Chris Spivey blog:

“As of 19 March 2020, COVID-19 is no longer considered to be a high consequence infectious diseases (HCID) in the UK.

The 4 nations public health HCID group made an interim recommendation in January 2020 to classify COVID-19 as an HCID. This was based on consideration of the UK HCID criteria about the virus and the disease with information available during the early stages of the outbreak.

Now that more is known about COVID-19, the public health bodies in the UK have reviewed the most up to date information about COVID-19 against the UK HCID criteria. They have determined that several features have now changed; in particular, more information is available about mortality rates (low overall), and there is now greater clinical awareness and a specific and sensitive laboratory test, the availability of which continues to increase.

The Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens (ACDP) is also of the opinion that COVID-19 should no longer be classified as an HCID” Source: Status of Covid-19, High Consequence Infectious Diseases, Gov.UK)

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Oxford study suggest virus has already run its course

This article features a study done by a group headed by Sunetra Gupta, an Oxford theoretical epidemiologist. It concludes that the Coronavirus had already reached Great Britain in December of 2019, and that by mid-January half the population had been infected. Because it is a mild bug, there were no rushes to hospitals or pressure on the health care system. Gupta and her group our now going to do research in the general population to find out what percentage had it and got over it, and are now immune. If, as she suggests, immunity has reached 50%, then the pandemic is over.

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How does he live with himself?

Regular readers here know that I maintain lists of what I call “Bokanovsky Brats,” movie stars and at least one athlete who bear remarkable resemblance to one another. One group is called the “Matt Damon batch,” after the lightly-talented actor who’s had far more success than his face, acting and “writing” skills warrant. (He and Ben Affleck were credited with writing the script for the 1997 movie Good Will Hunting. I do not believe it.)

One member of his Batch is quarterback Tom Brady of the New England Patriots.

 

I cannot speak to Brady’s skill as a quarterback other than noting that the Patriots, while sitting atop the league since 2001 and suffering low draft picks, still managed every year to assemble a Pro Bowl-caliber line to protect this slow-footed GOAT. Some sort of magic, fraud or fakery must be at work there.

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I’m in!

We have not been harmed by Coronahoax. As retired people we stay at home mostly anyway, though I’ve been deliberately going out on unnecessary trips just as a matter of principle (yesterday: Green Giant frozen corn). We’ve lost money on investments, but I knew people who were devastated in 2008, and so will not complain. We all take it in the shorts at times, and we are very fortunate to have investments that we do not have to rely on for monthly income. So yes, we count our blessings daily.

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De-linking from total immersion news

There is no news. It is important to grasp this aspect of the Covid-2020 hoax. I’ve called it, in the past, TIC, or total information control. I now search for something catchy and clever to embrace what we have seen with this the turn of the calendar … total immersion is neither, but will have to do. All those pretty and annoying teleprompter readers are incessant, and all speak the same message no matter where we turn, local, national or international.

It’s impressive. Government agencies are on board, as are UN agencies, local hospitals and police, and the corporate sphere. If this is not 1984, then it is very much like that except they have not bashed our mouths in. They have only bashed our minds, a display of raw power and propaganda I’ve not experienced since being subjected to air raid drills in grade school.

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In praise of murderers?

 

I offer the above video, given to us by Inside Baseball, with the understanding that it is a long talk given in German with subtitles, and that the subtitles could easily be read in fifteen minutes without the speaker in the background. I don’t have much of an opinion on it other than the he leads us down a long path and then leaves us standing – with miles to go. Maybe there is more to it to be viewed. There are no answers contained within, in my view, but there are many ideas. The bright and burrowing minds who are around this website can probably glean more insight from it than I did.

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Colorado under house arrest …

It so happens we were watching the massive battle between the army of the dead and the living in season eight of Game of Thrones when our phones started beeping. Everyone in the state is ordered to stay home. We are allowed out to walk our pets, buy groceries, gasoline, liquor (they debated that one but thought better of it), but otherwise, stay home.

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33s and food lines, a new reality

The images below the fold here were given me from Maarten with the caveat that they are probably cherry-picked. He does not buy in to the Masonic numbering system as I do, and more power to him. Who knows what is really going on.

Before going beneath the fold, a few words of caution – it could be that I wake up some morning to find the blog gone. If that happens, we can still stay in touch if you like – I have an email address that I do not use, formsonly@outlook.com. Write it down. Prior to blogging and social media, email was my primary way of staying in touch with people of good and solid mind, and some others too. I will check it regularly, and know that unless you ask otherwise I will add your email to others so that we can all “reply all” and build the audience. For now, they don’t appear to care about a small blog like this.

I went to the store this morning only to find a long, long line and a large and annoying self-important woman guarding the entrance, allowing ten people in at a time. That is King’s Soopers, part of the Kroger chain, perhaps the largest food retailer in the country behind Wal Mart, and certainly huge in Denver. I drove over to the nearby Safeway in the hopes that the line would be shorter, and found instead open doors, people coming and going as they please, and of course blue lines on the floors everywhere.

In other words, Kroger is doing this on their own, either a knowing participant in the fear campaign, or a company run by morons.

Ah well, new way of living for us. This is how they ran the Old Soviet Union, with queues and artificial shortages and people staring at their feet afraid to speak up. It is interesting now that Russia is a freer land than the US. I’ll bet, just as Russian (real) scientists created the only climate model for the IPCC that is actually reliable, that they are ignoring this mass mindfuck. Russia might be the land of the free and home of the brave.

Italy is being hammered with agitprop as I’ve never seen. Just hammered! People there are being forced to stay indoors, alone with their TVs and being told about mass deaths. It’s cruelty beyond the pale. They are determined that the Italian people succumb to the agitprop campaign.  They have no salvation other than to turn off TV’s, meet secretly, and read, meditate, medicate or pray.

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