Status Update and Web Log for 3.27.24

Status update: I'm fine. The cats are fine. Even the laptop computer seems to be working--such as it can, given that it's connected to the Internet and infested with Windows 10. My good, reliable computer, which was not connected to the Internet and used a more functional version of Windows, just crashed. Getting it to the shop has become a priority. Regular posts should resume in a few days. Book reviews and "Butterfly of the Week" articles have been prescheduled and will continue on schedule.

Green 

Dr. Bhakdi explains how it's possible for the COVID-19 vaccines, and other mRNA-type vaccines, to cause those huge unnatural clots and fast-growing cancers, all right. How it won't happen to everyone, and boosting your general health and immunity improves the chance that it won't happen to you, but yes, the vax caused it. Not that COVID-induced pneumonia didn't thin those with impaired immunity out of the population. Not that COVID-induced pericarditis couldn't kill people, either. But yes, there is at least a medical model, which further studies can prove or disprove, showing how the vax could have killed previously active, healthy people. And how any new vax produced using that technology are likely to have similar effects. 

https://drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/the-genetic-modification-of-humanity

This is why, if your source for something Green you want to publish is associated with the WHO, with the UN in any way, with the WEF, with the World Bank, with any similar organization, you are not ready to publish it yet. These organizations may not need to be completely banned from all things Green but their role in the movement will be to shut up and shell out (money) until the UN has been completely reorganized, restructured, with a purge of anyone who has not consistently upheld individual and national sovereignty. Their credibility is negative.

https://merylnass.substack.com/p/louisianas-senate-just-unanimously

(At the State level these things are largely symbolic, and they cost some money, so I'd understand why Virginia might fail to enact similar legislation. But I'd be pleased if such legislation were enacted. Of course the federal level is where it counts most.)