'Forget About COVID', They Say...; Rationality is back! ... for political reasons...

Brownstone Institute ^ | 03/09/2022 | Jeffrey Tucker

[P-Marlowe]

Two years to flatten the constitution.

[lee martell]

When the Keystone Pipeline reopens, I will know the Dems are ready to talk about being rational. Not holding my breath on that one.

[7thson]

PING

[algore]

I am conflicted.

When my colleagues have masks on I cannot see their lips moving.

This makes it easy to pretend

[Darksheare]

The pandemic was supposed to happen under Brak, and was supposed to be ebola.
Recall Brak bringing people straight from the hot zone to the U.S. for “treatment”.
Also recall a few media idiots asking “is ebola a pandemic?!” back then as well.
Also, ebola nurse Kaci, the idiot deli trip doctor, and others acting like they were purposely trying to spread something.
Maybe I’m paranoid, but I get the feeling that when ebola didn’t spread like they’d hoped that they started doing dry runs of how it could have if it had.

[webheart]

It must be really difficult to switch between normal text, bold, italic and underlined and every possible combination thereof and still be able to make sense.

[Bob434]

and per usual the republicans in congress are not even bothering to point out the massive hypocrisy and scam by the left over covid- pointing out that they used it to scare the crap out of people just for political purposes- Counting many deaths as ‘covid deaths’ when they obviously were not- Who knows how many deaths they labelled as covid deaths when they absolutely were not? We will never know because they LIED through the whole thing-

[Darksheare]

If marquee were still an html command, I’m sure we could make it more entertaining for you.

[nathanbedford]

Our Bill of Rights diminished if not gone, our constitutional system perverted, inverted and ignored, a presidential election with all inferior offices stolen or at least compromised, our economy wrecked, our currency anemic, our domestic oligarchs enriched and, worse, empowered, our administrative swamp triumphant, our futures darkened….

Thank God we did not run the risk of a constitutional convention of the states - some adverse event might conceivably have arisen.

[whershey]

It’s not over. I still can’t work in my chosen field unless I get jabbed. Still can’t cross the border without the jab. There are lots of places that are still requiring proof of vaccination to eat, go to movies or whatever. States of emergency still exist. WHO is working on a vaccine passport. Until vaccine mandates are all gone and the people who were involved in this travesty are put on trial this isn’t over with.

[JudgemAll]

Covid revealed the totalitarian underpinnings of our system. Just look at Canada where property rights were eliminated,just like that. The powers do not want us to remember it but to be somewhat subconscious of the threat, conditioned.

The police, now federally funded in great part, pretending to be local when they in fact are beholden, is apparently there only to raise a band of terrorist proxies in pogroms.

[JudgemAll]

Yep, the proceeding is over, but the fraudulent alimony/childsupport decree is still there.

[Cobra64]

Covid was simply about Control and MONEY. Merck made $54 billion on their clot shot. Covid is gold to the hospitals that receive essentially a bonus check for every Covid bed and more for a Covid death.

Ya gotta admit, it wiped out the flu last year. Right? No cases of the annual flu in 2021. Covid was the biggest scam in world history.

[kearnyirish2]

We screwed over landlords as well (in terms of property rights); anyone contemplating owning/operating rental properties should remember this!

[MAGAthon]

covid is virtually forgotten at FR. had to go back to this thread to post the following from Australia:

Senator Kitching died today, at the same age as cricketing great and fellow Victorian Shane Warne, who suffered a heart attack late last week (4 March) - The Australian newspaper:

10 March: Australian Financial Review: Labor senator Kimberley Kitching dead aged 52
The Labor Party and federal politics in general is in deep shock over the sudden death of Victorian ALP senator Kimberly Kitching on Thursday.

Senator Kitching, 52, died of a suspected heart attack...
https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/labor-senator-kimberley-kitching-dead-aged-52-20220310-p5a3ok

16 July 2021: Sky News Australia: Vaccination is ‘our only way out of this nightmare’
Labor Senator Kimberley Kitching says the “only way out” of the pandemic is to be vaccinated and Australians should not be discouraging others from receiving the jab.
“Being vaccinated is the only way out of this nightmare and it is a bit of a nightmare with the rolling lockdowns but obviously we need the supply of the vaccines and they are coming,” she told Sky News...

Ms Kitching also said the Australian Bureau of Statistics released data showing “ten to 19 per cent of Australians on a state by state breakdown” do not agree with getting vaccinated as soon as possible.
“There’s still a lot of work to be done and a lot of work to encourage our fellow Australians to be vaccinated.”
“It is wrong for people to be discouraging people from being vaccinated, we need everyone to be vaccinated, and I think we are all in this together.”
https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/vaccination-is-our-only-way-out-of-this-nightmare/video/7a9aef4ef104afefc74d1c48c2d19c6d

anyone who questioned if the vax had anything to do with Shane Warne’s death was immediately attacked; another cricketing legend, Rod Marsh, aged 74, died of a heart attack the same day as Warne, 4 March, which might have prompted people to at least call for an investigation into the possibility the vaxxes played a part.

Warne’s body has just returned to Australia from Thailand today. an autopsy performed in Thailand states he died from natural causes. have seen online some claim Warne’s family do not intend getting a second autopsy done. don’t know if that is true or not. his family have apparently said he’d had some heart concerns in recent months - which would be post-vaxxes.

Kimberley Kitching was a very lively individual, with nothing to suggest she was ill. her death is quite a shock.

[livius]

The only good thing I can say about Obama is that when Fauci and the gang wanted him to shut things down over the H1N1 virus (another Chinese virus), he refused and simply ignored their advice because he thought it would do more harm than good, especially to the economy.

I will never understand why Trump went along with the Covid insanity and then then didn’t fight back harder when he obviously had begun to realize that it was a politically motivated scam and a disaster. Instead he just handed over the government to Fauci.

[livius]

This is an excellent, angry article and he asks good questions.

“We need to know why, how, and who. There are millions of questions that cry out for answers. We must have them. And we need to work to recover, rebuild, and insure it will never happen again. “

But I honestly don’t know who is ever going to see that the above happens. The entire global ruling class was in on this one, from political leaders to the courts to the medical establishment.

And now we have them giggling, nudging each other and starting up the fear and hate machine over the evil Russians and WWIII - just so we won’t trouble our pretty little heads with the Covid reign of terror.

[MayflowerMadam]

Excellent point.

[Alberta's Child]

I will never understand why Trump went along with the Covid insanity and then then didn’t fight back harder when he obviously had begun to realize that it was a politically motivated scam and a disaster. Instead he just handed over the government to Fauci.

That sounds like a great question until you go back to March of 2020 and remember that even many Freepers who are supposedly staunch conservative were among the most pathetic, gullible Branch Covidians I encountered.

It would have been political suicide for any national politician to run against the public hysteria at the time.