Recouping my reviews. Beating the dead horse of vaccines. Driving.

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I spent the last several days pulling together the reviews that Amazon deleted. I’m happy to say that I can reconstruct most of them. As you have noticed, I like to refer to them and quote them in my blog. I will now have them on my own website, with a more systematic backup on my computer.

So far, I have 180 reviews, the most important ones. I’m going to ignore my reviews of clothes, music, kids’ books, cooking utensils and that sort of thing, so I estimate I have about 120 to go.

I notice as I go through these reviews that there is a lot of good advice poured out day-to-day, year to year, decade to decade, most of which goes unheeded. People have been pointing out for four decades that global warming is a hoax, vaccines are dangerous, population is declining, and big Pharma is corrupt. And yet people seem oblivious. My conclusion is that most people simply don’t read much.

On the other hand, there are the people who read quite a bit and consider themselves well-informed but aren’t terribly skeptical. That’s the readership of your local epidemiologist. There is a link in this piece to a peer-reviewed article from Italy saying that the “vaccines” are safe.

·  Vaccines are safe. The rate and cause of sudden cardiac death in young people was not due to vaccines during the pandemic. One study even included autopsy investigations.

To me that’s ludicrous. Vaccines are never safe.  There is a risk/benefit trade-off with every kind of medicine. That’s the reason that they poke those sheets with the small print into the package of everything you buy. It could be that there are cases in which the risks posed by the vaccine are outweighed by the risks of not taking it. But we learn that the drug companies do not do an honest job of assessing the risk, even with the new jabs coming on the market such as RSV and HPV. My take is that there is nobody interested in conducting honest clinical trials for vaccines.  That being the case, I’m going to avoid all of them and take my chances.

I read with satisfaction that the number of people continuing to get Covid boosters, despite the propaganda onslaught, is below 10%.  More and more countries have stopped their programs.  It puts focus on the question of who owns the FDA, CDC and WHO.

While on the subject, Children’s Health Defense published this article on the costs to society of autism. It has not been proven that vaccines cause autism, but the correlation is very strong, as the emphatically discredited Andrew Wakefield said three decades ago in his movie Vaxxed.  Once again, until I see a good explanation of what does cause autism I don’t want to go near vaccines.

Bret Weinstein‘s Dark Horse podcast three years ago brought Robert Malone and Steve Kirsch to our attention.  Tucker Carlson had this seminal interview with Bret Weinstein on what’s going on in the world today.  Weinstein has interesting points on why the mRNA Vaccines were of such vast interest to the pharmaceutical companies, The WHO's Global Pandemic Plan to take away individual countries’ power to resist the globalists, the whole phenomenon of Mis, Dis and Mal-Information, and the strength of the coalition that has come together to resist what Weinstein calls “Goliath.” Others call it the beast, the Cathedral, the deep state or whatever.  Weinstein’s observation is that it is now operating in the open – having been exposed, it has no choice. And we the people are starting to realize our strength.

A couple of commentators have articles about the demise of democracy in Western Europe and North America. Along the way they have some good words to say about Eastern Europe. We have sufficiently recent experience with tyranny to recognize it when we see it coming.

The Claudine Gay scandal and a plethora of articles about the US military’s recruitment problems since they started demonizing white men confirm in my mind that what I saw in the workplace before I retired and as a graduate student at the University of Maryland was indeed real and has gotten worse. Whatever the dangers we face here – we now have air raids about every day, a real inconvenience because the buses don’t run – I am confident that if my children survive they have a pretty good chance of growing up normal. As with vaccines, I’ll take my chances.

That’s the news from Lake WeBeGone, where the good-looking woman is champing at the bit to drive the children to school and their multiple lessons. I say, step-by-step. She has never so far driven without me in the passenger seat. She needs a couple of weeks of daily driving on her own without the distraction of children.

The most difficult steps for Oksana have to do with lanes. Staying in a lane, changing lanes in traffic, and anticipating which lane to be in as you approach an intersection. You can’t afford indecision – you have to keep moving. She has been honked at a couple of times. Better to build this experience without children in the car.

Graham