Radio Host ‘Karen’ Attacks Non-English-Speaking Workers, Gets Fired

Sunday, July 12, 2020

2:06 PM PT — Dianna Ploss just got fired from her radio gig in New Hampshire. WSMN 1590 issued the following statement, “Dianna Ploss is no longer associated or affiliated in any way with  WSMN or Bartis-Russell Broadcasting, LLC.”

Source: Radio Host ‘Karen’ Attacks Non-English-Speaking Workers, Gets Fired

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I don’t understand why she felt she was the “language police”!

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The Great Covid-19 Deception and What You Need to Know to Survive, by Gary Heavin – The Unz Review

Saturday, July 11, 2020

How does Big Pharma have so much control over the dissemination of this information or should I say propaganda? Well, the same answer pops up again, money. Big Pharma gave $2 billion dollars during the last election cycle to US politicians. Big AG, the military/security complex and big oil each gave only a paltry $1.0 billion dollars to buy the votes of our political leadership.

Source: The Great Covid-19 Deception and What You Need to Know to Survive, by Gary Heavin – The Unz Review

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FUN: 151 Photos Of Animals Having A Worse Day Than You

Wednesday, July 8, 2020

There are days when it feels like the world is going against you. You’re late for work, and the keys have just fallen into the drain hole. But day-breaking fails have been well documented in the history of humankind, and there’s a silent agreement not to talk about ‘em too much.

Source: 151 Photos Of Animals Having A Worse Day Than You

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Funny.

Last few days meant I could use a laugh!

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How Students Built a 16th-Century Engineer’s Book-Reading Machine – Atlas Obscura

Friday, July 3, 2020

“Some scholars say it’s the beginning of the idea of hypertext, the idea that a reader can sit in one spot and have access to multiple texts at once.” (That concept is all too familiar today, in the age of hyperlinks, search engines, and browser tabs.)

Source: How Students Built a 16th-Century Engineer’s Book-Reading Machine – Atlas Obscura

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No new ideas?  Just some that can NOT be made right now!

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Modifiable Risk Factors and Comorbidities for Severe COVID-19 Infection | NutritionFacts.org

Sunday, June 28, 2020

There are things you can do right now to reduce your risk of falling seriously ill and dying from this disease.

Source: Modifiable Risk Factors and Comorbidities for Severe COVID-19 Infection | NutritionFacts.org

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A short video that is helpful in separating hype from fact!

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Senator Tim Scott slams Nancy Pelosi’s claim that Republicans are trying to get away with murder | Daily Mail Online

Saturday, June 27, 2020

‘I thought to myself, ‘How in the world does this woman, standing in front of a $24,000 refrigerator, have the sense to jump into the bottomless pit of race politics? Why in the world would she want to do that?”

There’s only one answer, by the way, one answer,’ Scott continued. ‘It’s because she’s lived so long in a state of privilege that she has forgotten that it’s the Republican Party that voted more for the Civil Rights-era legislation than the Democrats.

Source: Senator Tim Scott slams Nancy Pelosi’s claim that Republicans are trying to get away with murder | Daily Mail Online

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I intend to donate to whomever challenges her for that seat!

Put my money where my mouth is!

She’s needs to be swept into History’s dustbin.

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Smart Society, Stupid People

Friday, June 26, 2020

Tyler Durden Sun, 06/21/2020 – 22:45 Authored by Jeffrey Tucker via The American Institute for Economic Research,

We’ve lived through the most bizarre experience of human folly in my lifetime, and perhaps in generations. Among the strangest aspects of this has been the near universal failure on the part of regular people, and even the appointed “experts” (the ones the government employs, in any case), to have internalized anything about the basics of viruses that my mother understands, thanks to her mother before who had a solid education in the subject after World War II.

Source: Smart Society, Stupid People

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This has been nothing but “good crisis not to waste” by the politicians and bureaucrats.  With the Big Media and “celebrities” piling on!

So stupid.  Maybe “they” need to load up the trains and clear out the gene pool?

Argh!

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Botched Tests, $1,200 Checks for Dead Marred U.S. Virus Response

Thursday, June 25, 2020

The Internal Revenue Service issued about 1.1 million economic stimulus payments worth $1.4 billion to people who have recently died, which largely went to their next of kin. The IRS has said that recipients of those payments should return the money, but many people may be unaware that they are required to do so.

Source: Botched Tests, $1,200 Checks for Dead Marred U.S. Virus Response

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Why am I NOT surprised?

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Safely opening PDFs received by e-mail (or fax?!)

Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Many election administrators in U.S. states and counties need to receive and open PDF files from voters. Some of these administrators receive these PDFs as e-mail attachments. These may be filled-out voter registration forms, or even voted ballots from UOCAVA (overseas and military) voters .

Source: Safely opening PDFs received by e-mail (or fax?!)

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“Internet return of voted ballots is inherently insecure; that’s a separate issue and I’ll discuss it below.”

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The internet was not designed to be secure.

No amount of kludges, bolt ons, or widgets is going to make it so.

To be secure, it needs to be re-engineered.

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Man died at hospital after relatives unplugged ventilator for air conditioner

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

The ventilator had a backup battery, but the man’s relatives didn’t tell doctors or nurses that they unplugged it, the medical superintendent at the government-run hospital told the outlet.

Source: Man died at hospital after relatives unplugged ventilator for air conditioner

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Easy rule of thumb — do NOT touch anything in the patient’s room.

Argh!

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