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Monday, April 20, 2020

On Hitler's birthday, the U.S. descends into absolute tyranny...maybe

I came across a blog comment I came across the other day:

Indeed, it has. Today on a number of websites, I saw a "This day in history" but none mentioned the 1889 birthday of der Führer.

However, some grim, very totalitarian news to report that might have pleased the Nazi leader:

First, one should read Victor Davis Hanson here (highlights are my own):

An excerpt:
What explains the current taboo on topics regarding the coronavirus?
It is now a truism that almost every influential model that has been advanced about the spread of the coronavirus was flawed. They almost all erred on the side of exaggerated morbidity. But to suggest that in public is deemed heresy.

This article by Willis Eschenbach is excellent at exploring how these models predicted such dire consquences -- and are now are proven to be (to put it mildly) grotesquely off -- is fascinating.

This site: https://swprs.org/a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19/#latest is a Swiss site with a lot of info, if you want it. And I mean, a lot. Check it out.

Now, with that in mind, consider the following:
Yes, Facebook is taking down all posts wherein U.S. citizens try to organize protests against the lockdown. See here at the invaluable Conservative Treehouse:

An excerpt:
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO – “If someone is spreading something that is misinformation—certainly, someone saying that social distancing is not effective to help limit the spread of coronavirus—we do classify that as harmful misinformation and we take that down.”

“At the same time, it’s important for people to debate policies, basically give their opinions on different things, so there’s a line on this. But more than normal political discourse, I think, a lot of the things people are saying that is false around a health emergency can be classified as harmful misinformation that has a risk of leading to physical danger, and we will take that down.”
[Ron: Has Zuckerman never heard of Sweden?]
...The rules restricting liberty, in response to the crisis, have been pronounced without any representative voice supporting them. All of the rules are arbitrary, and many of these rules will be challenged in court.
However, until those court challenges take place, the only option for a redress of grievance comes in the form of public protest. Currently, there is no way for an citizen to appeal to a representative voice against the decrees from a state governor; other than a public protest…. This is a critical point; because non-representative government was the origination of the first great American rebellion against dictates from King George III.

Rebellion against unilateral and authoritarian power is America. Rebellion or push-back against non-representative government is the thread that connects the varying patchworks of our constitutional republic. Protest is so critical to our nation that it is protected within the very first amendment to our constitution.

Blue state governors have united to begin an economic civil war and block any White House effort to re-open the U.S. economy.  Enforcement of these unilateral orders is part of that plan.  The governors must use all censorship tools to retain their totalitarian agenda.

Again, this is all very predictable, during this economic war residents within the Blue occupied territories will be held captive to the political whims of their regional generals.

It is as though they want to bring on a civil war. They might well get that wish.
Then, in pure damnation, the U.S. federal government plans to tax people to pay for their own incarceration
An excerpt:
Comrades, senators within the United States government have proposed a terrific scheme to force taxpayers to fund their own confinement.   According to the plan $500 billion will be provided to state and local officials in an effort to offset lost revenue as a result of keeping citizens under house arrest.  Under the remarkable plan, taxpayers will now be paying for their own confinement.

Under the proposal, citizens who are not permitted to work; and who cannot leave the confinement of their homes or residence to earn a living; are now going to be compelled by the authority of the government, to pay the continued salaries of government workers.

Meanwhile, in a brilliant twist to benefit the State, as a result of their dictatorial power there is no currently functioning system of representation for any citizen to petition their unwarranted house-arrest.  You just can’t make this stuff up folks… unfortunately.

Ron again: The "blue state" governors are pushing this thing to the maximum, and the Federalis seem to have drunk the Kool-Aid. It doesn't matter what Sweden does, or anyplace else in the world (South Dakota). Violence will surely erupt, and in the very near future. As noted in this American Greatness article. That certainly seems to be the reality: small businessmen, the "deplorables" who voted for Trump, they're the ones being flattened. Whether the Chinese ChiComs plotted all this or not, it sure is turing out to their advantage.

As for the actual virus, technically Sars-Cov-2 (it should be Sars period, as the original Sars seems to have disappeared), yes, it is deadly enough to people like me, older, with pre-existing conditions (I have COPD) and so on, so they could be quarantined, naturally enough, and occasionally lock-downs (quarantines) of specific towns and regions might be warranted, as in Lombardy and NYC. (NYC, and its immediately adjoining counties, were they a separate country from the U.S., has more per captia deaths per million people than ANY other country! If you substract NY from the U.S., the U.S. isn't even in the top ten countries for COVID deaths! (And that is with them inflating the COVID death stats shamelessly.)

And where, oh where is the common sense in herding locals into one specific place -- their local groceries -- if this disease is spread through close contact? This is an important interview with Professor Johan Giesecke regarding lockdown policies
An excerpt:
The only measure “we know” will work “is washing your hands is good for you and good for others when you’re in epidemic, but the rest, like border closures, school closures, social distancing, there’s almost no science behind most of these,” argued Giesecke.

Enough is enough. Americans have some degree of patience, but it is wearing thin. Even in Europe, people are beginning to ask questions.  

BTW, a "true spirit of America" post: local government officials flooded a skate part with sand to stop the skaters, so the kids turned it into a dirt bike track


Nil desperandum auspice Deo!


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