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When People Refuse the Vaccine: What happens then?

The truth of the matter is that this is far from just calling the situation an “anti-vaccination” problem.  I certainly don’t fall under the umbrella of conspiracy theory.  My refusal of the vaccine certainly has concerns about the viability of the tests that were conducted.  There’s a lot we still don’t know about the virus and what we do know was ignored, such as using hydroxychloroquine to fight it, and UVC light to kill it on open surfaces.  Those are real science approaches which were completely ignored in this case, so the answer to that has a lot to do with whether or not I’d trust the government to even acknowledge the pandemic status by the CDC.  Until they can answer that question, I don’t believe anything they have to say, because until they answer the question about selected science, I can’t accept the false emergency status of Covid-19 as it was used to control so much of our society.  If the known science at the time was going to ignore treatments, then that says they wanted the spread of the virus, not the management of it.  Anybody with half a brain would then ask the next obvious question, why?  Well, the answer easiest to see was that we had a political insurrection going on, where the Trump administration was under coordinated attack by the science experts and World Health parasites to stage a coup of liberalism in the wake of the 2020 elections.  But what would any of that have to do with the vaccinations for Covid-19?  See the problem?

I thought it was certainly odd during all this that the well-known movie, Close Encounters could not be found on YouTube to show the science where the government faked the virus outbreak that killed all life around the Devil’s Tower Monument in Wyoming.  The reason for the fake virus outbreak was to clear the area of all life so that aliens could meet up with the military for an kind of prisoner exchange.  Many times over the course of 2020 with everyone running around with masks I thought of that scene from that movie, which so many people have watched for themselves, yet they couldn’t put two and two together when reality was hitting them square in the face.  Not that Close Encounters was a true story or anything, but if the imagination can think of it in a story, they will seek to do the same in reality at some point.  In Close Encounters the attempt to trick the public into a lockdown was regional, only focused on the Devil’s Tower area.  But for Covid-19 it was a global attempt and involved many millions of people to be in on the scam.  The difficulty is in believing that so many people could be in on such a thing, that somebody would leak the farce.  But then again, the scene in Close Encounters was pretty much erased from the internet which I thought was remarkable.  Because in real life, that is exactly what Covid-19 was, and several people at Google thought enough to have the scene from Close Encounters removed from YouTube so not to trigger people into even asking the question. 

Of course, there will always be a certain percentage of people who will question everything, and if given their free will, will not participate in government vaccinations.  It comes down to trust, and government will never have 100% of the people behind them over anything, ever.  So, there will always be controversies in anything that government does, no matter what political party happens to be in power.  The question is, when a government has told itself that their goal is 100% or nothing, what are they going to do when nothing is the pick?  How are they supposed to deal with that percentage of the population who will be against them all the time?  I would call that a healthy balance of government management, it keeps a government from getting perpetually out of control to have constant challenges to their authority in that fashion.  It is the balance of a civil society to always have some extremes who will challenge the basic premise of everything.  But accepting that ratio of discourse is obviously not part of the Biden plan.  For them, its complete compliance, like in China, or nothing.  That poses a problem they aren’t ready to deal with. 

As the weeks come and vaccine amounts are stacked up yet there aren’t enough people to want to go and get them, what will be the story then?  What will be the reason for continued lockdowns when people just no longer have the stomach for talking about Covid-19 and the long list of dumb things they can’t do because the government has stuck its nose into everyone’s way.  And when told to get a vaccination or they can’t fly on a plane, or go to a sporting event, or enjoy the basics of economic life, is the government ready for the ramification of that bad move?  I’d offer, no.  They have no clue as to what anything they do might cost as an opposite reaction to the government position on Covid-19 in order to get a higher percentage of vaccinations among the adult population, just to save face from the reported embarrassments that are already mounting.  At the heart of all that is the continued challenge of a free society who can actually ask questions and will refuse to go along to get along.  And for them, the government has no real plan but to call them names and make enemies out of them, which will not serve the case of massive government expansion any better than when Trump was elected in 2016.  The problem for the big government types remains, and they have no answer or game plan. 

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What Musk Does Right: Technical innovation isn’t always about being smart, its about daring to ask questions

One of the best tricks I’ve ever seen is how Elon Musk is pulling all this off so playfully.  I was watching the cartoon show, Rick & Morty the other night on the Cartoon Network and Elon Musk was a guest star, something he clearly didn’t have to do but felt compelled to play a part of.  All this while running one of the top car making companies in the world.  Any of these things would allow Musk to sit on a pedestal and just let the world come to him the way the Vanderbilt’s or Rothschilds might have in years past, but that’s not how he operates.  Musk is just an unpretentious person who likes to play with toys and he’d rather be thinking about how to fix the landing of the next Starship than going to awards ceremonies where people tell him how smart he is, indirectly looking for some of his money.  What Elon Musk has built in Boca Chica, Texas is a group of some of the smartest people who are just like him, young minds, playful people, and untainted adults still with the gifts of childhood governing their lives and it’s a dream come true for me.  I’ve been hoping to see more of this kind of thing in more industries for decades, but at least we are seeing it now with SpaceX.  Finally, someone with the passion of Thomas Edison, the money of Henry Ford, but the curiosity about life that a typical five-year-old has who is taking humanity to the next great places.

Recently I had to talk about the failures of Virgin Galactic as compared to SpaceX, which pained me because I had really been rooting for Richard Branson’s group to pull off space tourism.  However, the Virgin Galactic approach to space was way too adult-like.  Way too rigid, which allowed pin headed government types to stick their noses into the business of innovation and whitewash away the results.  Musk has built his company the way a child would, if one experiment goes bad, then we’ll just try again and again until we get it.  Even with the mishaps of SN10, the plans were already in place to put SN11 on the lunch pad.  After SN11 the plans for SN16, SN17 then SN20 for the scheduled orbital flight by midsummer.   If this were any other company, it would have taken 6 months to even put another Starship on the launchpad, let alone continue to push for the aggressive orbital goals that many companies would just put on the schedule as a placeholder.  With SpaceX, they intend to meet their schedule, not at the sacrifice of the product itself, but they do view time lost as time gone forever and lost opportunity that slips away each time. 

By making the rockets automated and removing the concept of a pilot from the Starship program, Elon Musk set the standard for success in this highly litigious age we live in presently where micromanagement of everything kills innovation before an idea is even born.  I often think what a shame it is that there aren’t more people like Elon Musk in any society at any given point in history because of this ratio of risk and rewards, but I am grateful to have Musk at all.  He has just the right temperament to run so many large-scale operations at the same time, and be one of the richest people on the planet without the pretense that usually comes from those titles.  Musk is just as likely to be found at a Boco Chica coffee shop with his engineering late at night scratching out ideas on a napkin than he is high rolling it with the rich and famous, and that is an unspoken part of this whole mix that is more important than anything.  As I pointed out with Virgin Galactic, people like Richard Branson use their considerable charm to schmooze the powerful in government, but because they do not have the extra gears that Elon Musk does, cannot help the real people in the trenches solve the hard problems.  That is how Musk has pulled his companies out and away from the pack so effectively and why they are so successful now.

The obsession that Elon Musk has on the Starship program reminds me a lot of Edison working out the details on the light bulb, and the endless quest to manufacture rubber that he was trying to do for the Ford Motor Company.  To people on the outside, it looks dangerous and even obsessive, but there has never been a better personality than Musk to handle it.  As great as Edison was you wouldn’t see him on a popular cartoon like Rick & Morty.  The biggest difference has been in Musk’s playful approach to the rocket business on the top end and has been a template for all future success that people will be following for years.  I can’t think of a better example of how management and problem solving in business should be done than in what SpaceX is doing presently, and under tremendous pressure.  Any other company and group of personalities would be crushed in the process, but SpaceX continues to make it all look so easy—which is because they have separated themselves from the pretentiousness of adulthood and left the realm of innovation where it belongs, with the heart of playful kids and rocket geniuses. 

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Its Time to Swing on the Noose: Let the Democrats choke on it

I feel bad even bringing it up because there wasn’t anything Trump could have done about it.  It was an election year.  Nobody had ever seen this kind of malice coming from a shadow government before.  Heck, people have a hard time admitting that there is a shadow government, let alone that its not something they are in control of.  So, It seem unfair to hold Trump to such a measure, but if we are going to be honest, Trump made a huge mistake by playing along with Covid.  The result is that a fake scientific community is still laying claim to being the authority on science and the designation of a global pandemic as something the world should be concerned with, and that is still the basic policy driver behind so much government expansion that we are seeing on a daily basis.   The effort it will take to put this genie back in the bottle will be incredibly difficult.   Its still possible, but it will be much worse now than even a year ago.  Now I wouldn’t blame Trump for it.  He was learning about this stuff along with the rest of us.  Nobody really understood how deceitful these monsters were.  Well, I did.  But I can certainly understand how and why normal people would miss the mark.  To see this stuff for what it was you must admit to some basic traits about the human race that few people are ready to admit to and that really is the essence behind the Covid scam.  Most people just don’t have it in their hearts to see the truth, and the villains are well aware of this natural cover that they always enjoy. 

That’s also why our plan must be to let them run their course and hang every mistake on their necks with their full weight.  Right now, the political left, the insurgents are just running through the bullet points on their script without considering reality at all which is interesting.  Its yet another reason that they had to tamper with the election of 2020 through Covid relief laws made up as they went along, to allow for massive election fraud to put them in power and fulfill all these goals.  Such as the notion of using Covid relief payments as a foundation for a universal wage.  Part of the script has been to just give people money, to make more dependents out of normal people and as long as the MAGA movement was in the way, they always had an excuse for why their utopian paradise wasn’t working.  Now there is no opposition.  Trump is hiding out in exile and everyone else is on their heels.  There is no opposition to speak of now with the House, Senate and the Executive—even the Judicial all in this socialist takeover long planned in America.  It’s the nightmare scenario for sure of what the world would look like if the people of Georgetown suddenly were in charge of everything, this is the world they would give to everyone.  They think it makes sense, but to the rest of us, it’s a pretentious escapade of wine drinking mixed with second generation wealth that nobody understood how the first generation made the money in the first place.  They are only good at spending it. 

I would still argue that we are a lot better off knowing what we do today.  What we were doing in 2016 wasn’t possible because there were too many malicious characters who had been hiding in plain sight to deal with.  We had no idea the FBI and Justice Departments were so corrupt; we had no idea how vile the Obama administration had been and how politically manipulative they were.  We had no real idea how deep in bed many of our own people were with China and how rich our politicians were getting off the relationships.  In hindsight, it should be very obvious.  But it was hard to see going forward.  Nobody was coming out and saying just how much they wanted to see America fall to the rest of the world, including many in our own political circles.  I was certainly there, but I understood that most people just don’t have room in their hearts for that type of hatred of people in general, because to see it, you have to hate it.  And to hate it you must be ready to make that judgment in a world where judgments are looked down upon.  So that means you must break that peer pressure and be comfortable with the ridicule.  Trump certainly wasn’t signing up for that.  He wanted to be America’s cheerleader, and the parts of his job that allowed him to do that, he was spectacularly good at.  But it was the wrong game all together that we got pulled into playing. 

That is also why I’m more reserved about all this than I might have been in the past.  Now that we’ve all hit the wall, there really isn’t anything to be afraid of.  The Democrats have done all this on their own without any help from Republicans, other than them just laying down like weaklings and letting them do their will.  That means that the script with all its flaws will be exposed for now on against a world that clearly didn’t vote for Joe Biden.  And the plan was always to just pay people off to shut up.  But it took too long to get out the $1400 checks and this is all as easy as it will ever get for them.  And its no paradise, not by a long shot.  Its hard to have power and to keep it, so now that burden is on the Democrats, and its obvious that they will choke on it.  And for our part, its time to swing on the noose to help the process along.  But nothing else. 

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A Lesson from Sports: We will have a reason to celebrate once again

Tampa Bay as I have said many times is a place, I consider to a be a second home.  I love the football team there, it’s been that way for years.  I love the Tampa Bay Buccaneers every year, even when they lose a lot like they did last year where they had a 7 and 9 season.   I think sports are important because it creates a nice little microcosm about life, what works as a culture and what doesn’t for people to see and cheer for.  As I said, most of the results fall far short of any big prize, but its fun to watch and root for something that you can share with other people.  This past season for the Bucs I was more upset because the general manager had pulled off some great contractual miracles in signing Tom Brady and some other big names and it looked to be just the thing the Buccaneers needed, veteran leadership that could finally take them over the top.   But that is if there’d be an NFL season at all.  The NFL got a lot of criticism for going so far woke, in allowing players not to stand for the national anthem, in allowing Black Lives Matters to imprint messages in the endzones, but I was more forgiving not just because I like the product, but that I appreciate the bigger game for what it is.  Roger Goodell managed to keep the NFL viable and the lunatic health people found a way to have the games even if the entire preseason was cancelled.  So the football season started, even though at first it felt as if the whole thing might come crashing down in a moment.  But up to that point, Covid was bigger than everything and I was really worried that if that ever happened to American Football, that we might never recover as a country.

Our nation needed it, the weekly games, the highlights on the news, something else to think about besides Covid lockdowns.  The Bucs did well, but not well enough.  They lost some key games to the Saints, to the Chiefs and Bears that I thought were going to ruin the entire season.  But by December Tom Brady showed why he’s much more than a quarterback by getting the team functioning on all cylinders as they continued to win the rest of the games for the year on into the playoffs.  And it was a thing of beauty to watch, even if you weren’t a Tampa Bay Buc fan.  It was good to see that part of our culture come back to life.  By the time the Bucs went to the Super Bowl in their own stadium, which has been talked about in Tampa for so many years it was so good to watch so many big gambling efforts come together perfectly only to have the Bucs beat the Chiefs so convincingly.  Really it came back as investments of the team owners, the Glazers had made into their own organization which were paying off now in a perfect storm of unlikely circumstances that just felt good.  It reminded me that with all the seasons and hoping that often go into any kind of sports support, that sometimes you do get a payoff and it is worth the effort when it does.

I couldn’t help but think of Donald Trump and the state of Republican politics through all this, because honestly, it’s a very similar game.  As hopeless as things can sometimes appear, a good play here, a good play there, and suddenly you have something to cheer for again.  As exciting as it was to see the Bucs win another Super Bowl I could see it clearly where I would feel even better about future wins in the House and Senate culminating in a new president in 2024.  That the hopeless situation of today is largely a manufactured reality that has a shelf life and our hopes, needs and dreams will outlast them easily.   I approach every season of the Bucs with enthusiasm but by the last week I’m already looking toward the next year.  And its been that way for decades.  They went to the Super Bowl in 2003 before going again this past year and every year in between I went through the same ups and downs that everyone goes through only to end up disappointed with the end result.  However, it is worth it when you invest yourself in these kinds of things to see it all come together in a nice, beautiful package of success.  And in politics, we will smile again, we will have hope again, we will have revenge for what has been done to us.  We will have revenge for the debts, we will have revenge for the wokeness, the censorship, the massive expansion of government overreach.  We will have options again and it will feel great to see those victories.

With all that value, I’m not one who just writes off sports as anything short of a important social value.  If the rest of the world could organize their sports the way we do in America, they certainly would.  But they don’t have the kind of culture that creates the circumstances.  Sports therefor becomes so reflective on the kind of values we truly have as a culture.  And its good to see that winning is still one of the most important attributes that we all still share.  Winning is still important enough to drive the sporting market and push through all the government nonsense just to play a game and see what happens.   In a year where it looked like a fantasy for anything to become bigger than Covid, the NFL managed to stay open long enough to complete a full season and to show us all that life could return to normal, somewhat.  And that people like me who have rooted for the Buccaneers every year for decades could see happiness again even if it came from unlikely places.  The lesson is that the games of life are worth playing.   Victory is just out there often with one good try here and there.   Eventually, when its due to us, we’ll get it, and we’ll love it!

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Wokeness Will Soon Be Out of Fashion: And not a moment too soon

People will do a great many things to survive, if they think there is a real danger to themselves and the people they care about, they’ll follow the rules of a loser government up to a point.  During the last year of Covid we have watched most people take a wait and see approach to the perceived danger.  If that culture says to watch what you say about some woke aspect of a culture, they’ll play along as long as it doesn’t cost them anything.  But the minute that the government can no longer prove that there is a danger, or that the danger is noticeably overblown, people will quickly move to their own values.  That means this massive investment in social construct, into accepting transgender politics, equalization among the sexes, in open border advocacy, are false constructs that do not represent the values of normal people.  They will only listen to such arguments out of self-preservation from an overreaching set of government bureaucrats.  When the values of a society are not aligned with the needs of that society, rule breaking will then become the respectable norm.  But blind adherence to a social norm that is created by a tyrannical government is not natural and will be abandoned by a population at the first opportunity. 

Just as the belief from the government was that Covid would bring us all a new normal, where the rules of Covid protocols would dictate a change in social norms.  As if people would accept for the rest of their lives that we would have to wear masks, that we would have to socially distance.  That all the ridiculousness in avoiding Covid would become the standard government procedure.  I have been enjoying lately watching people come back to life, one year after Covid was shoved into our lives we can see the signs of a world post Covid returning to normal.  Its little things here and there, like the Tampa Bay Bucs parade for winning the Super Bowl where people enjoyed life without socially distancing or wearing the dumb masks and the media had very little to say about it. I was at a few restaurants this past week while the NCAA tournaments were on and they were packed.  People were ready to spend money.  The idea of going to baseball games and actually filling up stadiums again are very much on people’s minds.  This was not the intention of the government doomsayers who were intent to change our society to a new normal.  People want normal again, and nothing else.  And that will be the same type of situation with wokeness.  People must want the market trends; they can’t be imposed on everyone just to stick out of regulation.  Without people believing in why we do things, any trend that is put forth will lack its own energy to maintain itself for any kind of duration. 

Whenever I watch one of these academic approaches to social mind control, I find it bewildering that the participants are so stupid.  I mean we all have access to the same books, the same history of human behavior.  Much of this stuff is well studied, yet time and time again they think that they have mastered the efforts for change and that people will drop their need for personal rebellion and suddenly seek instructions for their basic existence.  And that is always at the heart of most progressive governments where they believe that at the heart of all management problems among a society is a large central government to manage the affairs of everyone.  They have no evidence that states that such a large central government was ever successful, yet they plan as if it’s always been the case ignoring the obvious warning signs of social discontent.  China for their own problems has clearly bitten off too much for themselves.  They now have the world captivated to their cause, but they do not have a history of success to display they actually know what they are doing.  China has problems managing their society everywhere.  Particularly among their men.  They have feminized their males; they have too tightly controlled their females.  They are not inventive and are showing massive problems on the horizon that a large government will never be able to inspire growth out of.  Yet they are the ones setting policy controls through the media to steer society from one woke policy to another. 

It will be with the same lack of fanfare that the woke trends of our times now will fall away into ridiculousness as the social controls of today are scrutinized beyond defense.  People will accept the opposite of what we call wokeness now, the default mode will be the opposite—everything but wokeness.  It just takes too much work to think about all these pronoun problems, and all the overly sensitive modes of engagement meant to make lazy people feel less bad about themselves.  There will be a day not so far away where people will make fun of woke terms the way people now make fun of bell bottoms and other outdated social trends that in hindsight make us wonder what we were thinking when we came up with them.  History will remember the criticism, it won’t remember the act itself or what caused it, because neither was created out of necessity, but in an arrogant attempt at social engineering by inferior academic pin heads.  And when it does, we will all have a good, needed laugh.  We will make fun of the losers who created so much trouble for us because they’ll deserve the ridicule.  They’ll deserve our criticism spectacularly.  And the more we do it, the more healthy our society will be as a warning to those future micromanagers, to keep their dumb ideas to themselves and not to transfer to the rest of us all their neurosis.  For as thick as it feels today, we will surely enjoy the snap back into reality for which we are all owed.  It will be a good day when that happens, and we all certainly deserve to see woke culture ridiculed to the ends of the earth with great fanfare.

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Why the Left is Turning on Andrew Cuomo: Protecting themselves from crimes committed under Covid

For me, everything about Covid-19 is a joke.  The entire 2020 government response was a joke at best, incompetent governments trying to suddenly tie their stupidity to the mask of illnesses.  It was always going to be a disaster for losers like Andrew Cuomo to give them that kind of power under emergency health orders.  Of course, they were going to screw it up.  As did all the blue state governors.  When Biden gave his little speech on the Covid mess this past week they know they must continue soft selling the scandemic by setting little goals to get out of it, like setting objectives to be able to gather in small groups on the 4th of July.  As Biden said that you could almost hear the speech writers begging for a day when all this would be over.  They’ve all gone all in on using this virus for election fraud and they are desperately trying to keep the wheels from falling off before the government says that its safe to return to normal life.  People are heading there anyway so time is running out fast. 

And that’s where people like Andrew Cuomo really failed, in making decisions for people based on their sheer incompetence.  People like him should never be in a position to rule over other people.  That’s ultimately what nobody can afford in the wake of all the problems, is people realizing that the blue state governors and mayors are just diabolically flawed that people may never trust them the same way again.  Even after all we’ve been through, Biden is asking for us to continue the ruse for just a few more months, until July 4th where government might give us permission to live once again.  Well, at my house just like last year, the 4th of July wasn’t about asking the government for permission to celebrate.  I didn’t ask the CDC if I could have family over to my house to have a hamburger.  We just did it and we will continue to do it.  The government is irrelevant in the process.  But for the political class that has their ugly fingerprints over so many deaths, they must show a managed recovery out of the mess in order to sell the commitment to the mess in the first place. 

It’s the same game with Cuomo, he killed people by sending Covid patients to nursing homes.  But so did many government types who abused their authority in the same way for the same result.  So, to hide that from the public, they have thrown Cuomo to the wolves on this sex scandal lining up a long list of women who are now declaring that the governor has been sexually abusing them for years.  Obviously, this conduct has been going on for a long time, but suddenly now in 2021 we are supposed to care about it.  It’s the way the political left plays the game, do you see it dear reader?  It’s the same deflection that they always use.  It’s the same way that Biden used the 4th of July to attempt to reassure people that Covid is still real, but that the government that put us in trouble with it will always be the government that takes us out of it.  And if Andrew Cuomo must go down in a blaze of glory because of his scandal with the nursing homes, then the political left will pick the means for which he must go down.  A sex scandal rather than murder. 

In 2020 one of the biggest things I lost was my cans of Mello Yello because the Coke bottling company needed the aluminum for their other, more popular productions.  The only way I could get Mello Yello was in plastic bottles.  I always knew that life would start getting back to normal when I could get Mello Yello in cans again.  Well, this past week, that happened for the first time in nearly a year.  Mello Yello was in cans again!  And you know for that to happen, government had to reassure a lot of people up and down the supply chain that Covid was coming to an end and that artificial restrictions such as aluminum shortages caused by government reaction to Covid were almost finished.  I always felt that the aluminum shortage was a stupid problem because like all the rest of the Covid problems it was caused by the stupidity of government, not by anything real, such as a supply chain problem.  The problem wasn’t that there wasn’t any aluminum but that due to too many government restrictions imposed by an out-of-control health department, the Coke company couldn’t get enough of it to manufacture all their products.  So, I had to go without Mello Yello in cans for most of his past year.  But like magic, suddenly cans were back, and everyone understands why.  Government has lost the will now that the election is over to continue using Covid as a ruse.  They hope to make it to July 4th just to continue selling the virus as if it were ever a real problem. But truly, it has always been an excuse for blue state governors to pad their egos and abuse their authority under emergency powers.  Then to cover up the bad behavior, to use Covid to avoid justice.  When that didn’t work, well then, a sex scandal would do the rest of the job. 

The thing that people continue to forget on Covid and the government is that really bad people will lie to you, and these have been really bad people.  Andrew Cuomo has been a really bad person.  Its not like he woke up yesterday and suddenly abused all these women with sexual foul play.  But admitting to that problem is far less costly than in admitting to what extent Cuomo and many others like him abused Covid and are now at risk of ruining the ruse forever.  They held on to that power too long.  People did die, and now that the world is returning to normal faster than the government would like there is a very real danger of the whole house of cards coming down around them.  And if that happens, the classic sex scandal defense won’t save any of them.  Not this time.

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The Puppet President: Proof of a shadow government every time Biden talks

I would direct your attention to the South Carolina primary where Biden was on the ropes and had to win.  If you’ll remember about that time all the other candidates decided to rally behind Biden and he ended up winning that primary and suddenly from there on he was the front runner.  Clearly the entire event was orchestrated by invisible handlers who were not part of the presidential story.  Then it got worse from there as the Biden campaign refused to let him hit the road, kept him locked in his house while they used Covid-19 as an excuse not to campaign traditionally.  Then we saw Trump work his ass off to win 75 million votes only to have the election stolen away with an impossible number of voters being counted days after the election to eventually give Biden the presidency.  The message to all of us was that the handlers were never going to allow us to have President Trump.  They were clear in letting us all know that the presidency was not controlled by the people of America.  Even though its supposed to be, the message was clear to us, they were going to give us Biden, even as dumb and slow as he was, and we were going to live with it.  They were almost rubbing our faces in it. 

Of course, this isn’t a sustainable position.  We have all assumed for centuries that we elect our presidents through elections, and people are going to resent not having control of their government.  They won’t put up with this caricature set-up that we see now.  In the short run people will go along because they are civil, but as things go, the expectation will be that a shadow government unelected is not going to be acceptable.  I have no fear that this caricature style president that we have with Joe Biden will last long.  But that it is so obvious is an excellent learning opportunity to take what we are seeing and apply it to the theory of conspiracy theories going back decades.  When people have said that all American presidents, except for President Trump have been owned and operated by a shadow government since the beginning, there is now proof of that behavior.  Its no longer a theory.  What is new though is the lack of hiding it from the public any longer.

It will be interesting to see how long this Biden caricature can continue, how much or how long people will put up with it.  Typically, people don’t care about government positions unless they get in the way of people’s lives.  But even the ceremonial stuff like Biden addressing the nation on the 1-year anniversary of Covid is flat and eventless.  People get that the silly Covid speech was only constructed to help sell that the government needed to do what it did to alleviate the crises—for which they created—but Biden could barely even deliver the lines.  He can’t even play the puppet well without all the stuffing coming out during the performance.  And people won’t put up with that.  If they are going to be lied to, they expect the politicians to at least put on a show about it so not to make people look like such suckers following such an oaf.  Joe Biden is no Bill Clinton or Ronald Reagan, people who could at least read the script and make people feel like the president was in charge instead of an army of unelected bureaucrats hiding in the shadows. 

We also know now why Trump was so successful and was able to achieve so much in a short period of time.  Because as an executive, he was able to actually solve problems.  In the past, the shadow government people proved to be incompetent and presidents didn’t know to question things.  They just read the speeches that were provided to them.  But Trump didn’t need any of them and was able to actually fix things the way normal people would.  Yet that was never the way it was supposed to be, presidents were not supposed to be in charge.  We were only supposed to believe they were.  In reality, they were to remain controlled by the shadow government.  What’s good is that at least now, we are talking about the actual shadow government instead of speculating about its existence.  Everyone can see it; they are just off stage from where Joe Biden is, and they now have to spend all their time trying to hold him up.  And when he drifts off message, they are the ones who put up the color bars and cut the transmission.  We are seeing the shadow government more than we ever have before.  So, if there is anything good to come out of all this it’s that we no longer think of such things as a conspiracy. 

I often measuring things by pressure, you can learn about the truth of something as pressure will reveal behavior based on the forces acting on it.  As a response to President Trump being elected in 2016, which nobody thought would happen apparently, the shadow government got caught flat footed.  This forced them to double and triple down during this election season of 2020.  They didn’t even care if they got caught tip toeing through the paint in the corner.  They just wanted control back, which is what we are seeing.  They picked Joe Biden way back at the South Carolina primary because he wasn’t very smart, wasn’t going to cause them trouble, and wouldn’t be a challenge to them in the least.  And we are seeing the cost of that decision.  The cost to them is in the lack of credibility.  It costs them everyday to send Joe Biden out to talk nonsense only to stumble through the lines aimlessly.  It hurts the brand of the shadow government to have such a knuckle dragger representing them.  But to have a nice compliant puppet they had to pick Joe Biden.  Their need for control exceeds their need for credibility.  Obviously, they have realized that when it comes to presidents, they can’t have both. 

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There is Nothing Scientific About Masks: Government is as Neanderthal as it gets

There is nothing quite so spectacularly ridiculous than an idiot politician wearing a stupid mask who says to follow the science and that anybody who doesn’t is a Neanderthal.   Yet that’s what we have been hearing from Joe Biden as more and more states are lifting their Covid mask mandates.  Frustrated that the federal grip on the emergency crises mode of the made-up pandemic was weakening, he called Texas governor Greg Abbott a Neanderthal along with the governors of Alabama and Mississippi for turning away from the unscientific panic of wearing masks and accepting the reality that people are sick of wearing masks and never should have started in the first place.  Liberals are always about calling others what they truly are especially in this case.  There is nothing scientific about mask mandates.  Every one of the CDC commercials you hear on the radio or on television where they talk about masks working is a complete lie.  Masks do nothing to help stop the spread of any kind of virus.  They are token approaches to crises management that have as much value as Dumbo’s feather.  Its purely psychological in nature, it has nothing to do with science. 

To say that masks work it would require some kind of statistical baseline from known history.  Considering that its just been for the first time in history that we have decided to approach virus management the way we did in 2020 is the first problem.  The second is that from state to state, there wasn’t any real consistency about virus containment.  There were states where people were on full lockdowns, wearing masks and doing social distancing to the extremes while there were other places where very few people wore masks even at the height of the virus.  I would point back to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in August of 2020 where half a million people ignored Covid all together and it didn’t turn out to be a super spreader event.  During the Trump campaign he often had rallies where nobody wore masks, or some people wore masks, and those places didn’t have more or less case counts than places where people were wearing masks like a psycho.  To say that masks work to stop the spread of coronavirus any analysis would have to take all these statistical variations into account and make some sense of them, which of course nobody has done.  All we have is governors like Dummy Mike DeWine say to us that masks work based on some voodoo belief system arrived at by the way they interpret faulty data. 

This is the kind of stupidity that you get when your society doesn’t have a functioning education system.  This is common core math, or the same kind of nutty behavior that we get from Bill and Melinda Gates who now want to get rid of advanced math from schools because they say its “racists” to have “right” answers.  They propose that people just memorize whatever answer the government gives them and to stop thinking for themselves.  Reality is what we tell you it is, you don’t need to do all this statistical evaluation.  Just listen to what we say and leave it alone.  If we tell you that masks work, then masks work.  End of story.  That the danger of a society that has lost the ability to think.  And that is how mask mandates became a thing in 2020 to start with.  People just did what the government told them to without considering the consequences.  What nobody wanted to admit to themselves was that the government screwed up so bad with Covid-19 that they kept digging themselves deeper and deeper in the whole of credibility.  Each lie they told required them to keep up with the story in the media and to support their conclusions with phony data by phony doctors for phony outcomes.  And that so many people followed blindly says everything as to the danger. 

But science was never the guiding light.  It was always voodoo belief that made people think that masks could help at all with the Covid virus, which was only different from other viral outbreaks in the way that we measured our reaction to it.  We had never counted case counts the way that we did with Covid and it is that which drove the public narrative so that we would accept a change in our voting laws, which was the point of Covid from the beginning.  Democrats knew they needed to cheat in the elections in 2020 so they got behind Covid as a way to change election law.  That was the cause of the change in how we dealt with this virus.  The masks only made everything seem more real.  The masks were a visual reminder that there was a virus, otherwise we could ignore the concern and continue living our lives.  By believing that there was a deadly virus, the masks made us feel that constant reminder that there was a danger out there, even if it was all made up.  But feelings are not science.  Science would require evidence, and for mask mandates, there is no science anywhere by anybody who can say that masks did anything to help stop the spread of Covid.  All masks did was remind people that the government wanted us to always be thinking about Covid-19, about the case counts so that when they changed the election laws for the November elections, that we would accept the results of that chaos. 

Every business that was lost in 2020, every life lost to suicide, to misery over the government’s mismanagement of Covid-19 was a cost of the Democrat desire to take back power from the populous movement of President Trump.  It was war, it was an attack on all of us to impose new Covid rules on the nature of virus outbreaks and to tie our society up in senseless bureaucracy.  But it was the masks that reminded us that life was not normal and that we had to operate each day as if it would be our last, because the government told us so.  For the government, Covid was a heist of our election system.  For the rest of us, it was just one more pain in the ass that increased our misery index which government caused us.  And instead of paying attention to the real thing we were distracted by the wearing of masks.  But it was always fake, it was always superstition.  It was never about science.  Not back then and certainly not today.  There isn’t a single scientist who can tell us legitimately that masks do anything scientifically to help with the virus.  If anything, they make the spread much worse with their contaminated fall out.  A hand that touches a mask then touches a door is a much surer way to spread a virus than not having the mask at all and exposing a face to plenty of ultraviolet light. 

But to call people who don’t wear masks Neanderthals?  That is a stretch.  To point to the government and to say “follow the science.”  No thanks.  There is nothing scientific about government work or their results.  They say what they must in order to get funding.  That doesn’t mean their results can be trusted.  And it certainly doesn’t make them qualified to make policy decisions for the rest of us.  They can’t even run a BMV correctly.  They certainly aren’t able to determine the science of mask wearing. 

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Hemingway’s at Bass Pro Shops Springfield: An escape from political incompetency

By now surely, you’ve seen my article on how the Bass Pro Shop in Springfield Missouri was my idea of Heaven on earth.  The experience was so good that I am following it up with a second part to talk about the great restaurant they have there, Hemingway’s.  It was such a good experience that it deserves its own commitment to sentiment.  But context is needed of course. Hemingway’s was a great restaurant in its own right, and anybody who wants to go out on a Friday night to have a nice dinner would want to just go straight to Bass Pro Shops there in Springfield and eat at Hemingway’s which is a classy sea food place that has all you can eat fish and chips on Friday evenings.  In the world of Covid protocols and having to travel through several blue states that were out of control on mask mandates and much of the south in Texas and Oklahoma that were shut down due to power problems and burst water lines, our visit to Hemingway’s was extraordinarily good, because after many thousands of miles of travel through harsh conditions, it was the first restaurant we were able to stop at where we could sit down and eat and have something of a normal night out together, as we are accustom to as Americans.  After all, we traveled all over New Mexico and only found one restaurant that we were able to sit down and eat at as tourists.  Every other place we had to grab take out and take it back to our RV or eat in the car, which was stupid. Then for the vast sums of miles over a huge portion of the country there just wasn’t power or water.  So, in many ways our stop at Springfield Missouri was a dream come true because I was getting tired of dealing with the effects of stupid liberalism.  It was liberalism that caused much of the trouble in Texas and Oklahoma and it was certainly liberalism that shut down all the restaurants in New Mexico.  Hemingway’s at the Bass Pro Shops in Springfield Missouri was a wonderful oasis that couldn’t have come soon enough, and to say I appreciated it was a vast understatement.

We have come to not appreciate how easy it is to get food these days.  If we want to go out to eat, we do it and can find fulfilment quickly.  But since the government has used Covid-19 to grab power and destroy logic micromanaging all our lives we’ve seen restaurants going down left and right barely staying open as the stupidity of liberal governors has destroyed the markets in their overcontrolling states.  In our case this wasn’t a regional problem, it was experienced over a vast portion of the United States and if we hadn’t had an RV, we wouldn’t have been able to eat regularly while traveling.  Now that would have been fine with the liberal governors because they didn’t want traveling through their state anyway, and they certainly suddenly didn’t care about tourism.  This new woke corporatism that we are experiencing is all about giving up profits to do the right thing from their warped perspective.  That means that service industries are suddenly giving you the middle finger everywhere you go because they don’t want your business.  They are either being put out of business by their government or the government is giving them a subsidy to be closed or operate in a limited capacity.  That said, in the past when you were willing to give your money to a little hole in the wall somewhere, they appreciated it. But not anymore.  The damage done by Covid protocols to tamper with the free market aspect of all businesses has ushered in a really dark period of government control that has ruined the service industry.  So even if you do find a place open, you likely won’t get a very enthusiastic experience.

We are also used to driving a few miles down the road to find something better if you run into a bad experience while on the road.  But for hundreds and hundreds of miles, we found that it was either mask mandates that were ruining the experience, or physical water problems where you couldn’t even use the rest room because they didn’t have any running water.  My wife and I had stopped at the Big Texan down in Amarillo and there we were able to have something of a normal dining experience.  Yet after over a week on the road, we could have counted those experiences with two fingers, and while we were in Amarillo, our campsite was covered with six inches of snow and I was worried the entire meal about ever getting our RV out of its spot so we could continue to travel.  There was a very real possibility that we were going to be stuck there for a few days while the snow melted.  So even though the Big Texan was a wonderful place to stop by and grab a burger, it was hard for me to enjoy knowing some of the challenges I had ahead of us—like being able to leave the next day.  My wife and I even stayed at the Big Texan RV park because it advertised an indoor pool, a limo ride to the Big Texan and a whole bunch of fun service amenities.  But when we arrived the pool was down because it was so cold, all the limos were snowed in, and there was no snow upkeep on the property.  This after 10 hair raising days of bad weather and limited access to services because the New Mexican governor had tight clamps on all economic activity due to Covid.  So literally our next stop after Amarillo was Hemingway’s at Springfield Missouri.

There, things were normal, we arrived late on a Friday night hungry as Hell and ready to relax.  We had driven hard all day for two days and over all that time couldn’t find any place, not even a gas station that was fully operational and not psycho over mask mandates.  Even Texas had mask mandates, so it was pretty ridiculous to deal with.  And the employees at Hemingway’s were wearing masks which disappointed me at first.  But they didn’t let it get in the way of the experience and the atmosphere was so good, and they not only had running water, but they had waterfalls everywhere and a big aquarium behind the bar that we were so grateful for the hint at normalcy.  We took our time eating the all you can eat fish and chips because we literally hadn’t had a good meal for a long time.  A good meal that was worry free.  It was certainly one of those experiences that I will never forget.  I was so appreciative of the good food, the atmosphere, but the audacity of it all.  That Bass Pro in all its capitalist glory had such a great restaurant on their property which could overcome all the nuances of political incompetence which had been so prevalent on our trip was something I wouldn’t soon forget.  And it came in the unlikeliest of places at a time most appreciated. 

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A Speakeasy in New Mexico: When living a normal life is against the law

One of the reasons I wanted to go so far away for vacation this year was because I was sick and tired of the government mismanagement of Covid.  I wanted to be around as few people as possible, so my wife and I headed to the deserts of New Mexico in our RV to get away from the world and its stupidity to read books and relax.  The election year of 2020 was rough, I was involved at too many levels over such a long period of time and after I needed to recalibrate.  So, it was a good time to travel out into the far reaches of the country and get a sense of things, which we did.  But I didn’t know that New Mexico was still on lockdowns much the way New York and Michigan had been.  Their governor there was an idiot Michelle Lynn Lujan Grisham, who like most of the Democrats during Covid showed exactly why governors can’t be trusted with emergency powers for long periods of time.  They couldn’t handle the pressure and the roots of their political party, always pointed toward personal tyranny revealed itself in policies that were destroying industry.  It was a good thing we were traveling by RV because we had our own kitchen and could eat all of our meals there, because still after all this time Governor Grisham had all the lockdowns in place and there was literally no place to eat.  Struggling restaurants could sell takeout, but there was no seating in a dining room, and the people I talked to were furious about it. 

We traveled all over the state going to see things that I had always wanted to see, but in all those places, dining rooms were closed forcing restaurants to get creative in how they served food just to stay open. In one such instance we stopped by a really small-town way out in the desert.  I won’t say where because one thing all these restaurants are terrified of are narks on Yelp giving them reviews that tip off health terrorists who then come to their places and shut them down for not adhering to the unconstitutional rules of these mindless governors.  Its easy to say to people to fight their challenges out in court, but most of them are operating their businesses day to day, they don’t have the money for a court fight which has only made the blue state governors that much more abusive in their rule making.  Anyway, in this town there was literally only one restaurant and it looked like it had been closed for a very long time.  However, we were 100 miles from anywhere else so we parked the car and walked around it looking for any signs of life within.  My wife was ready to walk away and look for an alternative even though as I said, the next place was literally many miles away so before giving up I pulled on the door, and it came open.

Inside were a surprising number of people, the restaurant was open and there were signs of life.  Now we knew where everyone was in the town, because until that point we saw nobody out walking around.  But with the windows blackened out to the outside world, the owners of this restaurant were openly defying the governor.  And they weren’t even wearing masks.  They were being so defiant.  They were weary to see us at first, but we made fast friends as I let them know how grateful I was to see them open and not mandating masks.  Once we understood each other I was able to get a couple of really delicious hamburgers for $5 each.  Sure, my wife and I were hungry, we had been hiking around in the mountains all day and had very little food up to that point, but that hamburger was as good as any gourmet hamburger I had ever had.  As we ate there were families with their kids coming and going, everything was very festive.  The sheriff came in and made a purchase, so it was good to see the town supporting this little place, and the law defying the tyranny of the incompetent governor.  It was a very happy day and exactly what I had gone on vacation to see.  People behaving as normal, defying the stupid Covid restrictions that our out-of-control government had been using to provide cover for their election fraud intentions of 2020.  It was a step back to the way the world was, and how it should be again. 

Everyone knows my opinion on Covid-19.  Its always been a scam, a method of putting a muzzle on humanity by changing the rules of the game.  In 2019 people would have called Covid a cold and people would have fought through it only to get better again.  In 2020 to pave the way for election fraud later that year the government changed the rules of how we measure a cold and tried an experiment which has impacted most everyone in North America and cost them many billions of dollars in value.  Especially restaurants who like this little place in New Mexico were unfairly targeted barely hanging on to their livelihoods.  And the government will never admit to their complicity in the matter, into the many lives they have destroyed just so they could control the election results with mail-in ballots.  Democrats were hoping to cancel all in person voting in 2020, but Trump was already showing the hypocrisy of the mask mandates and the social distancing by hosting full on maskless rallies where people were packed together concert style.  My opinion about Covid isn’t popular because people don’t want to admit to themselves just how evil government can be and was during 2020 just to gain more political power, but history will remember it all well, and my opinion will become more popular as time progresses.  That’s how we arrived here, but even now, over a year later, with a vaccine out and an obvious end to Covid well on the horizon, case counts are dropping, but the liberal governors are still clamoring to their emergency powers because they love the authority, and have abused their power terribly, to much cost of the people they are supposed to represent.  As long as people believe there is danger, they can get away with their abuse of power.  But the moment people realize its all been a scam, well then that’s where the problems start. 

It was good for me to see so many people calling bullshit on the Covid virus.  They were open, the whole town was supportive of the decision, and they weren’t even wearing masks because they had figured out the obvious.  It helped them that they were in the middle of nowhere, far away from Albuquerque and the Marxist college towns that made New Mexico a blue state.  But given that remoteness, they were also the first to see the truth of the scam, and to defy unconstitutional rules that cost them but cost the government nothing to issue.  It may have been one of the best hamburgers I had ever had, and we did give them a very big tip.  I didn’t mind, I felt compelled to support them for their bold decision, a decision that the rest of the world will eventually have to arrive to.  For me, in the middle of the desert far away from everything, I had found what I was looking for and it gave me hope, which was very much needed.

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