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- The 1916 Effect - updated
- The dog that didn’t bark
- Colonization by SARS-CoV-2 NOT SYNONYMOUS WITH INFECTION, (different, disimilar) screening study highlights:
- 2020: A Propaganda Masterpiece | Perspectives on the Pandemic XVII
- Covid Vaccine Effectiveness 2.9% ( Negligible to non existent effectiveness)
- Haiti and Cuba: Drug Running, Windward Passage, Panama - Location, location, location
- "Proof that puts an end to the Sars-CoV-2 Narrative" | Professor Sucharit Bhakdi
- Is That Rush for a Third Covid Vaccine Booster Jab Necessary?
- Russia, Iran, Turkey reject unilateral Syria Sanctions, Oppose Oil Theft & Separatist Ambitions
- Lockdown Lovers Lack Faith In Their Vaccine Saviour? From Fear To Folly
- Canada's Covid Vaccine Weekly Harm and Death Update; More Vaxxed Deaths and More People Who Die w Covid are Vaxxed
- Trudeau's Election Ploy- Identity Politics/Native Issues and Prepping the Arctic for Encircling Russia
- Part 2- Covid and Climate: Tales of Two Hysterias
- Turkey and US Negotiations Continue for Kabul (Hamid Karzai) Airport- Still No Final Agreement
- "Why most people who now die with Covid in England have had a vaccination" The Guardian
American Everyman
Crooks And Liars
Google News 9/11 & False Flag
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Were Planes Really Hijacked by Arab Muslims?
- NFL Coach Apologises For Comments About 9/11 Attacks - Pedestrian.TV
- Cayuga County-area sports schedule for Dec. 9-11 - The Citizen
- Mike Johnson's 9/11 moment: The House speaker comes through for the World Trade Center Health Program - New York Daily News
Don't Stand Underneath When They Fly By
I could be talking about Predators attacking Pakistan, trying to root out extremism. But it's Christmas, and I'm talking about something else instead, just for a little while.
You can read it here and/or comment below, as usual.
Best wishes to you and yours, now and always.
Sincerely
WP
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Tom Lehrer
Thanks for bringing that back out of the depths of my subconscious. I've been a great fan of Tom's for many years. Such an unlikely hobby for a Harvard math professor! I remember reading a review of one of his performances in the NYT: "Plays piano acceptably." I felt bad for the reviewer...
Christmas
I read and appreciate--guess "enjoy" isn't the right word--your blog and wish you peace in the new year.
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