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Because this lab, you know, specializes in bats and coronavirus, and it was treated as though you were questioning holy writ and so forth. it should have at least been investigated that should have been investigated in a serious way to rule it out. the w.h.o. report, i think it's 300 and something pages. only four pages was dealing with that denies certainly not behaving like a innocent country. lack of transparency and cooperation and it accuses the u.s. of starting this virus in a lab at fort dead trick in maryland. bret: that's right. speaking of pages, here is dr. fauci talking about these...

Posted: May 16, 2021 “Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner We’ve all heard of the Holy Grail. Right? At least we heard about it before smart phones came along and civilization lost its ability to concentrate or remember the great legends of yore which gave us real superheroes like King Arthur, Sir Lancelot and the fair Guinevere instead of the Hollywood versions of today. Well, the Holy Grail is back, but we don’t call it the Holy Grail anymore. We call it “herd immunity” and we’re all seeking it because it will supposedly end the ennui most of us are going through because of COVID-19...

bete noire betting odds We frequently get this wrong. A brief explanation: long odds (eg 100-1 against, normally expressed as 100-1) mean something unlikely; shorter odds (eg 10-1) still mean it’s unlikely, but less unlikely; odds on (eg 2-1 on, sometimes expressed as 1-2) means it is likely, so if you were betting £2 you would win only £1 plus the stake. Take care using the phrase “odds on”: if Labour is quoted by bookmakers at 3-1 to win a byelection, and the odds are cut to 2-1, it is wrong to say “the odds on Labour to win were cut last night” – in fact, the odds against Lab...

White Woke Narcissism Knows No Bounds 04/24/2021 at 1:47 PM Posted by Kevin Edward White By Jonbathon Coe, Crisis, April 15, 2021 Several decades ago, in The Triumph of the Therapeutic, Philip Rieff contended that, in the West, the religious worldview that was concerned with personal salvation in God had been eclipsed by the therapeutic culture. The primary goal of this new, dominant culture is for the individual to feel good because there is “nothing at stake beyond a manipulatable sense of well-being.” In the decades that have followed, Rieff’s thesis has been confirmed over an...