Naomi’s situation clarified. Four reviews in process. Feeling better.

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I got a frantic call from my ex-wife that I had to immediately sign the release so her body could go home to Bethesda.  She had not read my emails asking if she wanted a private autopsy.

Decidedly not.  It wasn’t even mentioned.  She said the funeral home told her I was “holding things up.”  They had an inkling that I was curious how Naomi died.  Mary Ann does not want to know.  I sent the authorization.

The Massachusetts Medical Examiner will release the body to the funeral home and cremation.  Their report will be ready in 90 days, at which time the evidence will have been reduced to ashes.  It doesn’t matter – I would not have the stomach to make an issue of it.  I have to allow that there is an outside chance the report will attribute death to alcohol, drugs or something else.  Perhaps “heart attack” or “stroke” instead of “myocarditis” or “blood clot.” And, if so, how credible will it be? 

I am disappointed that I did not hear from Steve Kirsch or Ryan Cole. They have to be swamped.  I got some useful advice from others who commented on their Substacks. 

I am quite sure there will be no VAERS report.  If indeed it was the Covid jab, this will be one of the 98% of adverse effects that don’t get reported.  I don’t have data on her vaccination status and I doubt anybody else will be interested.  What’s the take-away?  We have a better understanding of how the system works – or doesn’t – and we go on with life.

Now that Mary Ann has what she needs I may hear nothing more.  My cancellation stamp will have been revalidated.

Thank you all for your many notes of sympathy.  Though, as I have noted, I had experienced most of the pain of losing Naomi twenty and more years ago, death gives it finality.  We do not have the chance for a reconciliation. 

It occurred to me this morning as I took my weekly ivermectin that I have not heard anything from the folks who call me a racist, anti-Semite and anti-VAXXER.  Who love to send me stuff like this.  Woke folk can never even tiptoe close to admitting they might have been wrong. 

Before wokeism came the concept of SJWs – Social Justice Warriors.  Vox Day had them pegged in his book SJWs Always Lie and its sequel SWJs Always Double Down.  As the good old boys say down south, “Often Wrong, Never in Doubt.”

On to other things!  Celia Farber sent me a copy of the reissue of her AIDS book “Severe Adverse Events” which came out in 2006.  She is a great writer, and the ways in which Fauci’s handling of AIDS presaged Covid is eerie.  The government lied about AIDS just like they lie about Covid.  I am two thirds of the way through it.  My review should be ready just as the book is released.

That’s my top priority.  My review of Narkomania is in draft.  I sent emails and left a voice mail for author Jennifer Carroll.  She resolutely doesn’t want to talk to me.  Woke anthropologists are skittish like that.  I won’t be too harsh in my review, but it does fit the curious pattern.  This woman does not know anything about me but she strenuously wants to avoid finding out!

Third on the list, and most germane to my ongoing work, I bought a Kindle copy of the second edition of Male-Female: The Evolution of Human Sex Differences, the definitive work on sex differences, for $35.  I had rented it a few years back and written this very positive review.  Then I found that Amazon also sells the third edition for $55.  Weird they carry both and didn’t make it obvious.  I told the author about the mix-up and he graciously sent me a review copy of the new edition. 

Fourth, and hanging fire, is this review of Women After All that I sent Amazon on February 23.  You may remember – the wokester whose website still says “I said I was done with coddling and cajoling the anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers and I called for urgent widespread mandates and shaming.” As with the anthropologist above, my review is evenhanded.  The two most popular reviews on Amazon are two and three stars, and I give it three.  Let’s see if Amazon gets around to it.

That’s the news from Lake WeBeGone, where the good-looking woman has taken Zoriana, the first to catch cold and first to recover, to kindergarten by bicycle.  The rest of us are recouping.  I woke up this morning with a nosebleed, usually a sign that I am about two days from recovery.

Graham