Monthly Archives: May 2021

Mike Hammer goes after the commie punks, in the 1962 movie, “The Girl Hunters”. There is a thought to warm the heart of the aging Ersjdamoo. “Yeah, Mike! Get those commie punks! Give them back a little of their own!” … Continue reading →

At the May 21st joint press conference held by Tío Joe Biden and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, the old rascal lauded K-Pop. K-Pop is a genre of music originating in South Korea. Management agencies in South Korea offer binding … Continue reading →

“This is a flu. This is like a flu,” President Trump said in a briefing on February 26, 2020. Many times Trump compared coroner-virus to the flu. [1] And yet, on or about March 22, 2020, Trump was (seemingly) referring … Continue reading →

On or about May 22, 2021, Tío Joe Biden laughed off a question about Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), otherwise known as UFOs. In the April 29, 2021 blog entry, it was observed how White House press secretary Jen Psaki “keeps … Continue reading →

In the previous blog entry, I neglected to include scurvy among diseases attributed to vitamin deficiency (Beriberi, colds and flu, coroner-virus). In the clip hopefully viewable above, Dick Smothers fondly reminisces the subject of old folk songs until his brother … Continue reading →

Beriberi, sometimes seen in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as little more than a name, sharpens our sense of epistemological irresolution. Earlier environmental or germ-theory explanations for beriberi were later supplanted by “a new understanding of the disease as … Continue reading →

In “Star Trek”, spaceships with warp drives can zoom past the speed of light. Warp speed is unimaginably fast. The final CDC mortality data for a given year “are typically released 11 months after the end of the calendar year.” … Continue reading →

Provisional mortality data from the CDC has the 2020 U.S. deaths at approximately 3,358,814. Narrowed down to coroner-virus as either cause or contributing cause of death, CDC says 377,883. This contradicts what we are constantly being told is a coroner-virus … Continue reading →

Rumors making the rounds on social media were that receiving any of the available coroner-virus vaccines suddenly gave one the ability to make magnets stick to their skin. This claim seems to be false. [1] But really, who can you … Continue reading →

In the May 18, 2021 blog entry, I summarized the book Gods, Man, and War as somewhat sophomoric in its analysis. [1] However let’s not throw out the baby with the bath water. Any sharp distinction between “reality” and non-reality … Continue reading →