Wuhan Cootie: Throwback Thursday. We Will Not Comply Edition

We needn’t peer too deeply into the way-back machine for Throwback Thursday posts anymore. A couple months is all we need.

Remember life before the Wuhan Cootie Flu? Of course you do, it’s just no longer available.

If you needed to go shopping you simply went, without so much as a second thought let alone a face mask.

If you’d been working hard all day and didn’t feel like cooking you went out to eat, without a second thought.

If you needed to have a dental procedure you called your dentist and scheduled it, without a second thought.

If you needed a medical procedure your doctor scheduled it, without a second thought.

If you felt like seeing your grandkids you just invited them over without a second thought…

If you wanted to go somewhere you simply booked a flight without a second thought

If you wished to go to church as you did every Sunday for your entire life you simply did so…

And on, and on, and on…why, it’s almost as if the people who’ve seized power and control in order to exercise power and control don’t want us to think. We are simply to comply.

But for the partisan media hype the Wuhan Cootie Flu would already be relegated to the “oh, that’s awful but life goes on” file. And life would be going on.

And its all been about politics... If it wasn't an election year this would have been just another bad flu year. A few more old and sickly people more than normal would have died and no one would hardly have noticed.

On the fire department I retired from 11 people tested positive at the end of March. Two weeks later they all tested negative. Only 1 developed any symptoms... from his seasonal allergies. This is normal. 90% of young active people with healthy immune systems do not even develop any symptoms.

The statistics we are being fed are exaggerated by a factor of 2 to 3 to 1. Even my brother-in-law who was in hospice care for a terminal cancerous brain tumor was counted by CDC protocol as a “presumptive Covid-19 death”. This actually was a bad flu year from November to February as many people here can attest to, but miraculously since Covid-19 death counts started it seems that no one in the country has died from the flu. The

Apparently coronovirus makes people immune to the flu. /s

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