Ontario by now has considerable experience with lockdowns. To see how well the latest is working, first consider the study by Lauer et al[1] that looked at onset of symptoms from date of infection (incubation period). In the study, the first cases did not emerge until day 2 and after Read more
I have accumulated more than three dozen articles and papers on lockdowns: The Catch-All Page. The efficacy of lockdowns is questionable in my mind and there is almost no research on them. There is a good overview of their effects at https://odysee.com/@Dryburgh:7/knut-wittkowski-lockdowns-are-creating-a-new-virus:7. Dr Knut Wittkowski discusses them and offers some Read more
I was surprised to find out that my last post was over a month ago. So what’s new? A few days ago I lost a dear friend. It was his time. The last few months I have spent much more time in prayer, meditation and reflection. I have been confounded Read more
If you’re not up on the synthetic meat industry meant to replace animal protein sources, eliminating the beef and swine industries along with the farmers, I’ve updated that section of Control of the Food Supply. Narratives are still an active topic: The Role of Narratives. I added a section on Read more
Note: this is archival material. You may want to skip this post. I Wrote a blog for 8 years before I blew it up. In the latter part of this period I started a new format called ‘Bits and Pieces’. It was news aggregation with commentary. I decided to review Read more
This was published by mistake and is unfinished. Please ignore The following graph shows the daily new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario by date (horizontal axis). The numbers on the axis correspond to dates going from December 31 to November 23, left to right. The vertical axis are the numbers Read more
A friend sent me a link to an article published in the US and forwarded by his friend. The topic was the Canadian government’s request for procurement of ‘Programmable Hydraulic Guillotines’. When this became known, it detonated a number of individuals, (rightly so) suspicious of our government’s good intentions towards Read more
I have spent the week largely on two articles, CO2 and Snow and Ice. I think that these articles should provide the understanding so that you can critically examine the claims of the climate catastrophers and make up your own mind. I have no music for you today. I’ll try Read more
Easily a dozen years ago I looked at e-readers. Since reading books is a difficult and arduous process I had stopped reading around that time. I like to own my books and fill a shelf with them. This desire carried over into the electronic realm. My assessment of Amazon’s Kindle Read more