And I don’t because of this reason here, here, here, here, and here, amongst others.Įven if we believe the current numbers (and notice I used the highly charged religiously affiliated word “believe”), this still is not even the Spanish Flu, killing an estimated 675,000 Americans and tens of millions worldwide. That is, of course, if you believe those numbers. How many “recorded” deaths in the US so far? According to Johns Hopkins University, as of this writing, the US has suffered 86,386 deaths from the virus. It has not cost “over 85,000” jobs and “millions of lives,” according to a current candidate for president. About 36.5 million Americans have filed applications in the past eight weeks.” applied for unemployment benefits last week, continuing a two-month trend of historically high claims. What we see is perhaps a much more severe flu (notice I said “perhaps,”), and have shut down the US economy (except for the big box Democrat donor stores, of course), destroying thousands of small businesses and leaving tens of millions of Americans out of work.Īccording to today’s report in the Wall Street Journal, “An additional three million workers in the U.S. “Imperial.” Rather apropos, wouldn’t you agree?

While many of us may know someone or perhaps multiple people who have been infected with Coronavirus or perhaps even died from it, what we do not see, as was the original concern per the thoroughly debunked Imperial College model, is millions of people dying from it. To quote the brilliant intro to the Lord of the Rings movie series, however, “But there were some who resisted.” More on that in a second.

What’s troubling to think is that the simplest threat of a pandemic, pushed by those at the highest levels of our health care institutions and promulgated mercilessly by a compliant, obedient media, immediately elicits a complete surrender of personal liberties from tens of millions of Americans without any questions about the science or models used, without concerns about ulterior motives from those dictating our house arrest of any kind, and without a smidgen of fear of our First Amendment rights being eviscerated before our very American eyes without due process.Īnd then, while bracing their phones, snuggled up in their jammies on the couch, they will essentially call you a murderer for questioning the healthcare gods enforcing their draconian will over the people.

I think this satire meme based on Patrick Henry’s legendary quote, “Give me liberty or give me death,” perfectly sums up where Americans were 245 years ago when these timeless words were first spoken and where we are now. By Winston Holland, Host, World News Brief Podcast

Lock me up meme