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There is no point focusing on India's official covid stats of cases and deaths per day as they under report the extent of the covid apocalypse by several orders of magnitude form at least X2 to as much as X10 i.e. it is highly probable that as many as 25,000 people are dying per DAY! Courtesy of super spreader events such as the Hindu Kum Mala festival and mass election gatherings both of which STILL CONTINUE despite the apocalypse. This illustrates what happens when morons are in charge of the government, which Brit's and Americans will know too well, given the catastrophic early response t...

By Premiere Networks Apr 28, 2021 BRETT: So overhanging all of what it is that we are facing in this country today is the continuing fight against the covid-19 virus, right, which has been ravaging -- or is not ravaging now, but at one point was ravaging -- the United States of America. We have seemed to have gotten much more of a handle on it at least at this point as people are getting vaccines. We're getting permission to walk around outside without masks on if we're vaccinated and spending time with people who are also vaccinated. I mean, that is the ultimate punch line of the last numbe...

Unlike the Covid Doomsayers, Rush Believed in the Power of Positive Thinking Apr 28, 2021 BRETT: So overhanging all of what it is that we are facing in this country today is the continuing fight against the covid-19 virus, right, which has been ravaging — or is not ravaging now, but at one point was ravaging — the United States of America. We have seemed to have gotten much more of a handle on it at least at this point as people are getting vaccines. We’re getting permission to walk around outside without masks on if we’re vaccinated and spending time with people who are also vaccinat...

Tribute by Ing. Kwabena Agyei Agyepong to the Late Victor OK Newman Listen to article It is with a very heavy heart that I pay tribute to a great friend and in many respects my senior brother, Victor Nicholas Ohene Kwaku Newman, OKwaku as I used to call him affectionately. It all started on a sunny afternoon during the latter part of 1989, when as a young Civil Engineer working with the Ghana Highway Authority (GHA), I was requested by Mr. Kwadwo Baafi, a senior Quantity Surveyor at the then AESC (Both GHA and AESC used to share the Hall of Technology as head offices) to accompany Frank Okye...