Monthly Archives: May 2020

I was going to call this “Winding down” or “Time to wind down”, but honestly I have absolutely no idea how much longer anything is going to last. This is why I changed the title of this series from “No, … Continue reading →

Dr. Briggs’ post today is a must-read, one of his most important, and I urge you all to read it. But today’s post is not about that. Instead, I’m going to respond to one of the comments. From JR Ewing: … Continue reading →

I was ruminating on this for awhile. I’m not an expert in any sense of the word. I’m bad at math. I’m not particularly knowledgeable in virology or epidemiology. And I don’t pretend to be. But this is why, not … Continue reading →

Checklist time, boys and girls. Once again, I don’t have much new to add to the discussion, just sharing my thoughts. Maybe the organization will help you? So far I still don’t see any reason to think my read of … Continue reading →

I wasn’t going to make another post so soon after the last one. Then I read Dr. Briggs’ article for today, and something occurred to me: There is probably an error in yesterday’s post. Dr. Briggs writes this: The CDC … Continue reading →

A chart of U.S. deaths from the kung flu, courtesy the CDC. Updated May 4. Total COVID-19 Deaths: 38,576 38,576 Keep in mind, this is no 3rd party source I’m linking to. It’s the CDC.  Sure, the data is 1 … Continue reading →

I have been told that my last post looked desperate; that now that I was proven wrong I’m just refusing to admit and backtracking to cover myself. Look, guys, I don’t know what to tell you. You’ll have to take … Continue reading →

I have to hand it to those mad lads. It looked as if we weren’t going to get close to 100,000 dead, but they managed to juice and juice those numbers and now it looks like we’re going to be … Continue reading →