Senator Kennedy is not pleased.
Biden and Janet Yellen just gave Putin $18 BILLION via the IMF.pic.twitter.com/ARSKJNETpD
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) March 8, 2022
Naomi Wolf: Pfizer was fully aware that the lipid nanoparticles didn’t stay in the bicep.
Dr. Naomi Wolf and her team have dug through the Pfizer documents, and it looks like they were fully aware that the lipid nanoparticles in the injection didn't stay in the bicep.
"Pfizer knew, apparently, that it was going to the liver and the ovaries." pic.twitter.com/dFRUNaguQz
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) March 7, 2022
Plus a warning on kids 5 to 11 from Dr. Peter McCullough:
https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1500928929590386693
Plus a summary of adverse effects from attorney Tom Renz:
Pennsylvania State Senate Testimony Mar 4 '22 @PaLegis @dougmastriano by attorney Tom Renz who asks a critical question on physician concerns over product safety and the array of databases showing alarming signals of harm: "Who do you trust?" pic.twitter.com/WERVt7cAid
— Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH® (@P_McCulloughMD) March 7, 2022
In a coercive mass experiment, governments opened a Pandora’s box of harms
Public Health Erred on the Side of Catastrophe
Brian McGlinchey:
“…Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, proponents of lockdowns, shelter-in-place orders, mask mandates and other coercive government interventions have characterized these measures as benevolently “erring on the side of caution.”
Now, as the grim toll of those public health measures comes into ever-sharper focus, it’s increasingly clear those characterizations were terribly wrong.
What’s less readily apparent, however, is how the very use of the “erring on the side of caution” framing was injurious in itself—by thwarting reasoned debate of public health policies, diverting attention from unintended consequences, and buffering the Covid regime’s architects from accountability.
To understand how the misuse of “erring on the side of caution” performed a sort of mass hypnosis that coaxed populations into two years of submission to disastrous, overreaching policies, consider how the expression is typically used.
In everyday life, one might err on the side of caution by:
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- Leaving for the airport an extra 30 minutes early
- Carrying an umbrella when there’s a 25% chance of rain
- Opting for a less-challenging ski slope
- Going back into the house to make sure the iron is unplugged
- Getting a second medical opinion
Generally speaking, “erring on the side of caution” in everyday life means lowering risk with a precaution that has a negligible cost.
When mandate proponents portrayed their edicts as “erring on the side of caution,” it had the effect of tacitly assuring the public—and themselves—that there’d be little or no harm associated with extreme measures like:
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- Shutting down businesses for months at a time
- Knowingly forcing millions of people into unemployment
- Halting in-person attendance at schools and colleges
- Ordering people of all ages and risk profiles to wear masks
- Denying people opportunities to socialize, recreate and enjoy living
That implicit low-downside assurance not only fostered unthinking support for draconian measures among citizens and experts alike, it also cultivated an atmosphere of intolerance toward those who questioned the wisdom of these interventions and predicted the great many harms that have resulted…”
The great “Covid 180.” It’s starting.
Dr. Joseph Fraiman: “Personally, I would like to apologize to the three other scientists sitting with me here on Zoom, the proponents of the Great Barrington Declaration…I’m sorry, because I believe now you guys were correct. And you were correct from the beginning.” pic.twitter.com/a7AbdU5zRw
— Michael P Senger (@michaelpsenger) March 7, 2022
Here’s why. Data shows masks, shutdowns, and vaccines did nothing.
Biden achieves all-time high average gas price!
US/Mexico border disguised as Ukrainian border so Democrats will defend it. Is this satire?
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) March 6, 2022
An analysis of the failure of Russian military leadership. Failed logistics.
The Failed Logistics Of The Russian Invasion
Lawrence Person:
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- Ukrainian forces destroyed all rail links between the two countries.
- Russian forces are relying on analog, unsecured radio communications rather than scrambled digital channels, and Ukrainian forces are listening in and jamming.
- Poor logistics also helped Soviet forces lose in Afghanistan.
- Russia has 30,000 strong military rail organization.
- “Russia doesn’t have enough trucks.” They can’t operate effectively more than 90 miles from supply dumps.
- A large percentage of truck transport was dedicated to rocket resupply, not fuel and food.
- Russia only had 3-5 days of supplies when they invaded. When those ran out, they were screwed.
- Russia’s military works on a “push” logistic system rather than a “pull” system used by the U.S. military, mean it’s not very flexible.
- Russia has the capability to set up the infrastructure for a longer war, but it’s going to take time.
- Russia’s failure to quickly achieve it’s objectives has seen it resort to more desperate and indiscriminate tactics.
I think the failure runs deeper than this. Russian war equipment is apparently poorly maintained and has low serviceability. Russian air forces appear to be at a low standard in terms of battlespace awareness, serviceable aircraft, and concentration on tactical and strategic goals. Russian leadership seems wooden and unresponsive to changing battlefield conditions. Russian soldiers appear to have low moral and low will to fight. Russian leadership appears to have underestimated the Ukrainians’ response and willingness to fight; underestimated the NATO response; underestimated the world’s response. Russian nuclear threats reveal a lack of confidence in their ability to wage the war they started.
Political lawfare is largely an invention of the left. They have certainly perfected it.
The friendly and unquestioning relationship between big media and government is un-American and a mistake for our great country. U.S. media has repeatedly failed to uphold traditional responsibilities and professionalism.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1500663251901861899
There must be accountability for Covid crazy.
Why we must demand that leaders who got COVID wrong admit it and apologize
“…You, leadership in school districts that closed for the entirety of the 2020-2021 school year because American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten told you to — and you were too afraid to counter. Whether school boards, mayors or governors, those in charge who kept schools closed have to be held accountable.
It wasn’t that the teachers unions were strong, it was that you were weak. It was a dereliction of your duty. Apologize.
But, of course, you couldn’t have done it without cover from our politicized health agencies. You, Rochelle Walensky at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, allowed Weingarten to craft absurd, unscientific policies that kept kids out of school.
You let her block the schoolhouse door because you were on the same political team. You broke the trust Americans had in their health agencies and we will all suffer the repercussions of that for a long time.
Apologize to the children whose lives you’ve stunted and who may never recover from the educational loss. Apologize to the kids who received speech therapy through masks because you refused to acknowledge that masking had been pointless in stopping COVID-19 spread.
You may have permanently damaged these children because you refused to admit that you had been wrong for so long. Apologize.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, you fell in love with your own image and could not stay off the TV even as it caused us all harm.
In November 2021, you said that people who were criticizing you were “really criticizing science, because I represent science. That’s dangerous.” What’s dangerous is if you really believe that.
You frequently got things wrong on TV or reversed your previous comments with no explanations. The science hadn’t changed, you made political calculations to support the diktats of the Biden administration.
You actually argued for the passage of the stimulus bill as if you were some kind of lobbyist and not the director of one of our national health agencies.
Worst of all, you shut down dissenting opinions from other scientists because you knew yours could not withstand scrutiny. You have been a disaster for this country in leading us through the pandemic.
Apologize. Then exit stage left and let us never hear from you again.
You fearful, quiet politicians who let extended lockdowns destroy businesses, fray the fabric of our cities and cost us all so much: We saw you maskless, at concerts and parties, while our 2-year-olds stay masked to this day.
We know that you didn’t actually think masking was important like you implored us it was. You loved your power and nothing else mattered. Apologize.
And you, compliant media, the disaster of the last two years is at your feet. You created heroes out of people like Gov. Andrew Cuomo, whose nursing home directive cost thousands of lives, while demonizing Gov. Ron DeSantis, who used all of his political capital to correctly force schools open, a decision everyone now pretends was easy but certainly was not.
You ran stories about high case numbers in Florida “as schools open” to project that schools were somehow unsafe. You were incurious and did not ever challenge the corrupt health care agencies. You let us down.
Don’t apologize, we don’t believe you anyway…”
Senator Blackburn on Biden’s disastrous energy policies…
.@MarshaBlackburn: "Joe Biden didn't let energy independence slip away. He was and is the architect of its destruction. When you go fill up your car every time, $20-25 more. Joe Biden did that. When you look at logistics cost and delivery fees, […] You can thank Joe Biden." pic.twitter.com/du3hM2TYU7
— The Hill (@thehill) March 6, 2022
Biden is searching the globe to find oil. Everywhere that is except at home or in Canada. Somehow using oil from another country will stop global warming, but using oil from our North America will cause global warming? You got me. Ideological nonsense. Cult-like beliefs.
Bone-headed stupidity.
Related:
Related:
Biden advisers weigh Saudi Arabia trip for more oil
Related Democrat thought process:
Biden is a weak bumbling fool about to make another significant mistake…
Three U.S. negotiators resign from Iran deal
Too much to summarize here. Click over for the details.
This will work.
Los Angeles rolls out program for mental health workers to respond to 911 calls
How bad is Democrat governance in Los Angeles? This bad.
American Freedom Convoy in Maryland
Drone Footage From Hagerstown, Maryland Showcases Just a Fraction of the People's Convoy 🇺🇸
The movement amassed so many cars that the convoy had to split up and stay in neighboring cities as far as 30 miles away from Hagerstown. pic.twitter.com/yuEPNOF2G5
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) March 5, 2022
The Biden Administration in one chart. Ideology over practicality. The American public must suffer to advance green ideals.
The Biden Administration is bumbling into another bad appeasement deal with Iran. Liberal ideological priorities outweigh common sense and practicality. Show these goofballs what you think of their policies in the voting booth this midterm cycle.
Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Peter McCullough: The CDC has committed scientific fraud by withholding data from the public.
https://twitter.com/LakovosJustice/status/1499763629943623692
A picture is worth a thousand words. This picture tells you much about the bankrupt morals and rules of censorship employed by woke social media. Trump is not allowed an account. Putin is allowed an account. Do you need more than that to form an opinion about the moral cowards that operate social media?
Democrats advance extremist for FCC Chair to full senate for vote. Committee was 14-14.
Putin appears to be facing difficulties in Ukraine – difficulties partly of his own making
In Hostomel losses, a microcosm of Russia’s growing Ukraine crisis
“…Desperate to secure the Hostomel airport less than 20 miles northwest of Kyiv’s center, Russian forces are launching attacks into Hostomel and surrounding settlements. The Russians need the airport to serve as a logistics hub for follow-on operations against Kyiv.
The attacks aren’t going well.
Video posted online on Friday, supported by Ukrainian reporting, indicates that Russian mechanized infantry formations are being destroyed as they move against Hostomel objectives. Graphic video shows a Hostomel road littered with Russian armored troop transport and infantry fighting vehicles. Dead soldiers lie around them. The damage to the vehicles and the injuries to the soldiers suggest they were ambushed under heavy fire, including from antitank weapons. The video shows that some Russian soldiers were unable even to dismount their personnel carriers before being killed.
The video is just one testament to a tragic war. For the Russian military and Vladimir Putin, however, this situation encapsulates an escalating crisis.
It is now clear that the Russian military lacks the troop capacity, combined arms coordination, logistics trains, and morale to sustain a high-tempo war throughout Ukraine. But the more Russian units that are taken off the battlefield, the more limited the means of Russian commanders to pursue their objectives. This will exacerbate tension with higher commanders back in Belarus and Russia who are under pressure from Putin to deliver results. This is to say nothing of the impact on morale for those soldiers who will now be ordered to follow their fallen comrades into what they will assume are prospectively doomed battles. In contrast, the Ukrainian military morale is soaring.
The annihilation of Russian platoons, and thus the shared suffering of families who know each other, poses additional problems on the home front. The personal association of tragedy will fuel anger and make it far harder for Putin’s propagandists to present this war as a limited security operation. Certainly, Putin is not going to be able to keep arguing, as he did on Thursday, that his operation is “going to plan.” As the body count mounts and the obvious failure to make strategic progress becomes clearer, Putin will face escalating protests. The harsh response of Russian police forces against the limited protests that have occurred thus far underlines the Kremlin’s fear in this regard.
At a strategic level, the present dynamic will force Putin to choose massive escalation via artillery and missile supplies (stocks of the most capable missiles being limited in number) or compromise. While Russia’s targeting of civilian infrastructure has escalated this week, it has not been overwhelming, even if it has entailed serious war crimes. Because Putin has emphasized this action as one to unite Ukrainians under a greater, brotherly Russian orbit, his ability to use massive firepower to coerce surrender is more restricted than for Russian forces in Chechnya and Syria. A Russian nuclear strike on Ukraine, for example, continues to be highly unlikely.
In short, what’s happening in Hostomel is a microcosm of the growing crisis facing Putin and the Russian military…”