thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--Dear Nancy Pelosi, You Don’t Need To Pay $13 A Pint For Good Ice Cream

Bad optics and lacking leadership during this time of crisis aside , someone needs to tell the House speaker there are better , cheaper options to stock her freezer with .
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was slammed by lawmakers and media alike this week after she simultaneously blocked funds for America ’ s suffering small businesses , and showed off her gourmet ice cream stockpile .
House Republicans have attempted for over a week to pass a clean funding bill to replenish funds for the Paycheck Protection Program , of which all $ 349 billion available was officially depleted on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offering a counter-proposal with a wish-list of progressive propositions .
As Republicans and even some Democrats begged for Congress to bail out more small businesses , Pelosi called it a “ stunt ” and claimed there ’ s “ no data as to why we need it.
” Meanwhile , in an undeniably tone deaf move , the millionaire congresswoman from California appeared on CBS ’ “ Late Late Show ” Monday , standing in front of a refrigerator that costs more than many Americans earn in a year , and opened her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the brim with ice cream and gelato .
Clearly , the staffer that thought this was a cute idea has yet to lose their own paycheck like 22 million other Americans , or at least they hadn ’ t until this video aired .
Not to mention , any experienced communications staffer would also know the last time a politician indulged in ice cream gluttony , it made blaring headlines .
“ PRESIDENT GETS 2 SCOOPS OF ICE CREAM , EVERYONE ELSE 1 , ” as CNN ’ s chyron once read .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for her bad politics and lacking leadership during this time of crisis , but I ’ m here to talk about ice cream .
Any ice cream connoisseur took one look at Pelosi ’ s freezer and saw stacks of cash .
Jeni ’ s Splendid Ice Creams , the colorful pints you see on the right , cost $ 13 per pint in the grocery store , or $ 68 for 6 pints if you mail order like the Speaker suggests in the interview .
Talenti gelato , which she points out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ left , are $ 5 a pint , but still on the higher end of grocery story options .
I will concede , Jeni ’ s is very good ice cream .
It ’ s a premium , Philadelphia-style ice cream , which means it doesn ’ t contain any eggs or yolks .
It has a creamy and smooth texture — some even complain too creamy .
Jeni herself describes it as a “ buttercream body.
” Their flavors are top-notch and are often perfect balances of salty and sweet , like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ So I do not blame Pelosi for her obsession one bit , but there are other amazing , less expensive options .
As a resident Texan , my first recommendation has to be Blue Bell .
The little creamery in small town Brenham , Texas , only delivers to 13 southern states to which it can drive within a day , and California is not included , but Pelosi has already established she ’ s happy to mail order .
A pint of Blue Bell will cost you $ 2.57 , a half-gallon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be sacrificing an ounce of flavor or texture .
When Blue Bell had to halt production in 2015 after a deadly listeria outbreak , some Texans hoarded their dwindling supplies , while others auctioned off their half-eaten cartons on eBay to the deprived .
It was devastating , and Texans collectively fought for the company to make a comeback .
When freezer aisles were finally restocked , one Kroger public relations rep said customers had vocal reactions , exclaiming “ God is Good !
” or “ Amen !
” So yes , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 2.57 a pint .
Despite churning out cheese and other dairy products for over 100 years , Tillamook recently relaunched and rebranded itself into the ice cream competition , and quite successfully .
It has a soft , fluffy texture , almost as if it ’ s been whipped , but doesn ’ t lose it ’ s creaminess .
And a whole quart costs $ 4.99 .
Häagen-Dazs will do in a pinch , and let ’ s be honest , it just sounds like something Nancy Pelosi would like .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Being so creamy and thick , it just tastes expensive , and it ’ s usually $ 4 to $ 5 a pint .
Pricey , but not Jeni ’ s pricey .
This winner may be surprising , but the Snickers ice cream bar , specifically the Snickers Dark ice cream bar , takes first place in the novelty frozen treat category .
They ’ re only $ 4.19 for six at Walmart , and you can often find them for an even better price at Sam ’ s Club or Costco @ @ @ @ @ @ @ peanut butter-chocolate ice cream , peanuts , and caramel , is everything you want in flavor and texture .
Plus , you can eat it right out of the wrapper .
No need to even get a scoop involved , Nancy .
I would hope that if Pelosi has a $ 24,000 refrigerator , she also has an ice cream maker somewhere in that chef ’ s kitchen .
Homemade ice cream is undoubtedly the most delicious and cheapest ice cream .
At a time when we are all baking our own bread @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our own ice cream is on the horizon with warming months of social distancing approaching .
There are countless easy recipes , and you can make as much as you want for pennies on the dollar .
If all else fails and you ’ re still missing the $ 13/pint confection , try making Jeni ’ s Splendid Ice Cream at home .
Obviously Pelosi is in no real need of ice cream recommendations as we ’ ve just seen some of her most extravagant assets .
But perhaps she can finally get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stalled on for over a week and support American small businesses like her local ice cream shop .
If she won ’ t give them a loan so they can make payroll , she could at least buy a scoop .
Maybe even leave a tip .
I ’ m sure they will even sell it to her by the pint to put in her safe of sorbet .

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was slammed by lawmakers and media alike this week after she simultaneously blocked funds for America’s suffering small businesses, and showed off her gourmet ice cream stockpile.
House Republicans have attempted for over a week to pass a clean funding bill to replenish funds for the Paycheck Protection Program, of which all $349 billion available was officially depleted on Thursday. Democrats blocked the assistance, offering a counter-proposal with a wish-list of progressive propositions. As Republicans and even some Democrats begged for Congress to bail out more small businesses, Pelosi called it a “stunt” and claimed there’s “no data as to why we need it.”
Meanwhile, in an undeniably tone deaf move, the millionaire congresswoman from California appeared on CBS’ “Late Late Show” Monday, standing in front of a refrigerator that costs more than many Americans earn in a year, and opened her freezer to reveal it was full to the brim with ice cream and gelato.
Clearly, the staffer that thought this was a cute idea has yet to lose their own paycheck like 22 million other Americans, or at least they hadn’t until this video aired. Not to mention, any experienced communications staffer would also know the last time a politician indulged in ice cream gluttony, it made blaring headlines. “PRESIDENT GETS 2 SCOOPS OF ICE CREAM, EVERYONE ELSE 1,” as CNN’s chyron once read.
We all have found our ways to keep our spirits up during these trying times. Mine just happens to fill up my freezer. #LateLateShow pic.twitter.com/dqA32d5lU1 — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) April 14, 2020
Of course, Pelosi should be shamed for her bad politics and lacking leadership during this time of crisis, but I’m here to talk about ice cream. Any ice cream connoisseur took one look at Pelosi’s freezer and saw stacks of cash. Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, the colorful pints you see on the right, cost $13 per pint in the grocery store, or $68 for 6 pints if you mail order like the Speaker suggests in the interview. Talenti gelato, which she points out as her two chocolate favorites on the left, are $5 a pint, but still on the higher end of grocery story options.
I will concede, Jeni’s is very good ice cream. It’s a premium, Philadelphia-style ice cream, which means it doesn’t contain any eggs or yolks. It has a creamy and smooth texture — some even complain too creamy. Jeni herself describes it as a “buttercream body.” Their flavors are top-notch and are often perfect balances of salty and sweet, like the popular Brown Butter Almond Brittle. So I do not blame Pelosi for her obsession one bit, but there are other amazing, less expensive options.
Blue Bell
As a resident Texan, my first recommendation has to be Blue Bell. The little creamery in small town Brenham, Texas, only delivers to 13 southern states to which it can drive within a day, and California is not included, but Pelosi has already established she’s happy to mail order. A pint of Blue Bell will cost you $2.57, a half-gallon $6, and you will not be sacrificing an ounce of flavor or texture.
When Blue Bell had to halt production in 2015 after a deadly listeria outbreak, some Texans hoarded their dwindling supplies, while others auctioned off their half-eaten cartons on eBay to the deprived. It was devastating, and Texans collectively fought for the company to make a comeback. When freezer aisles were finally restocked, one Kroger public relations rep said customers had vocal reactions, exclaiming “God is Good!” or “Amen!” So yes, it’s that good for costing $2.57 a pint.
Tillamook
Despite churning out cheese and other dairy products for over 100 years, Tillamook recently relaunched and rebranded itself into the ice cream competition, and quite successfully. It has a soft, fluffy texture, almost as if it’s been whipped, but doesn’t lose it’s creaminess. And a whole quart costs $4.99.
Häagen-Dazs
Häagen-Dazs will do in a pinch, and let’s be honest, it just sounds like something Nancy Pelosi would like. It’s also Ina Garten-approved. Being so creamy and thick, it just tastes expensive, and it’s usually $4 to $5 a pint. Pricey, but not Jeni’s pricey.
Snicker Ice Cream Bar
This winner may be surprising, but the Snickers ice cream bar, specifically the Snickers Dark ice cream bar, takes first place in the novelty frozen treat category. They’re only $4.19 for six at Walmart, and you can often find them for an even better price at Sam’s Club or Costco. This dark-chocolate bar, filled with peanut butter-chocolate ice cream, peanuts, and caramel, is everything you want in flavor and texture. Plus, you can eat it right out of the wrapper. No need to even get a scoop involved, Nancy.
Make Your Own Ice Cream
I would hope that if Pelosi has a $24,000 refrigerator, she also has an ice cream maker somewhere in that chef’s kitchen. Homemade ice cream is undoubtedly the most delicious and cheapest ice cream. At a time when we are all baking our own bread and cutting our own hair, making our own ice cream is on the horizon with warming months of social distancing approaching. There are countless easy recipes, and you can make as much as you want for pennies on the dollar. If all else fails and you’re still missing the $13/pint confection, try making Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream at home.
Support Small Ice Cream Businesses
Obviously Pelosi is in no real need of ice cream recommendations as we’ve just seen some of her most extravagant assets. But perhaps she can finally get around to doing what she’s stalled on for over a week and support American small businesses like her local ice cream shop. If she won’t give them a loan so they can make payroll, she could at least buy a scoop. Maybe even leave a tip. I’m sure they will even sell it to her by the pint to put in her safe of sorbet.
Madeline Osburn is managing editor at The Federalist. Contact her at madeline@thefederalist.com or follow her on Twitter


thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--CNN Fake News Pushers Acosta, Blitzer TRASH Americans Weary of Lockdowns, Cover for Lefties on PPP

Liberal media elites sure don ’ t seem to have a problem with life-crippling stay-at-home orders stretching through 2020 into 2021 and 2022 , do they ?
On Friday ’ s Situation Room , CNN host Wolf Blitzer and chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta griped about how President Trump would not only acknowledge the mental toll that they ’ ve taken on the American people , but not denouncing those voicing their displeasure in various state capitals .
So while Americans fight depression , feel socially isolated , have their pay slashed , or suffer job losses , two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deadly mistake .
And while Acosta was at it , he covered for liberals holding up the replenishment of the Paycheck Protection Program ( PPP ) by deeming it a problem caused by both sides .
An irked Blitzer tossed to Acosta at 5:01 p.m. Eastern : “ Jim , there does n't appear to be social distancing or other safety measures at these protests against the stay-at-home orders we ’ re at various places around the country , but the President is actually encouraging them.
” Predictably , Acosta agreed and boasted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stoking unrest in states around the U.S. where conservative demonstrators are protesting against social distancing measures.
” He added seconds later that “ Trump is stirring up his supporters with organized Tea Party-like protests to lash out against social distancing measures ” as if to portray people who don ’ t think like CNN as mindless mules acting out of an edict than voicing their individual displeasures with some of the measures in their states that have wreaked havoc on their livelihoods .
Acosta ’ s smugness dragged on as he fretted that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of sympathy for the protesters ” on Thursday : “ It 's been a tough process for people , you know , I told you this , there 's death and problems in staying at home too , it 's not just , is n't it wonderful to stay at home .
They ’ re having -- - they 're suffering.
” Just imagine living a life where acknowledging what Americans are going through triggers unanimous complaints and arguing Trump ’ s “ LIBERATE ” tweets ( albeit unhelpful in many circles ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ responding to the coronavirus.
” A sad life indeed .
On the back end of his reporter , Acosta reveled in Trump ’ s approval rating taking a tumble and spun for lefties holding up a replenishment of the PPP ( click “ expand ” ) : ACOSTA : With a new Gallup poll finding only 43 percent of Americans approve of the President 's handling of the coronavirus down six points from last month , Mr. Trump is also passing the buck on the money drying up in the government ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Democrats who have left Washington : End your ENDLESS VACATIONS . ''
But hold on , Republican lawmakers have gone home too .
HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI ( D-CA ) : The truth is we did n't have proper testing available in March despite his repeatedly claiming that we did and even now , we do n't have adequate tests , masks , PPE , and necessary equipment , which creates unnecessary death and suffering .
ACOSTA : The President is also pointing the finger at the World Health Organization and China , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , not to mention all the times he touted his close relationship with Chinese leader Xi Jinping .
At the top of the next hour , Acosta gave a condensed version of his report in a liveshot , grumbling that “ [ i ] t sounds like the President wants to start his own Resistance movement.
” Reiterating his “ Tea Party-like protests ” line , Acosta had another opportunity to even attempt to understand what some are feeling as this largely nationwide shutdown drags into a second month .
But of course @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the President was echoing some of the sympathy he was showing to the protesters just yesterday during that briefing when he said social distancing has been a tough process for some people.
” To see the relevant transcript from CNN ’ s The Situation Room on April 17 , click “ expand.
” WOLF BLITZER : Jim , there does n't appear to be social distancing or other safety measures at these protests against the stay-at-home orders we ’ re at various places around the country , but the President is actually @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's right , Wolf .
President Trump appears to be stoking unrest in states around the U.S. where conservative demonstrators are protesting against social distancing measures .
The President is tweeting his supporters to “ liberate ” like Minnesota , Michigan , and Virginia , one day after he told the governors they were calling the shots on reopening the country .
One day after the President told governors around the U.S. they were taking the lead in opening up their States – PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP [ on 04/16/20 ] : It 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
[ SCREEN WIPE ] We are not opening all at once .
But one careful step at a time .
ACOSTA : -- Mr. Trump is stirring up his supporters with organized Tea Party-like protests to lash out against social distancing measures .
SANDRA SMITH [ on FNC ’ s America ’ s Newsroom ] : New protests over stay-at-home orders the Midwest .
ACOSTA : Just minutes after a Fox News report on the protesters , the President began tweeting , “ LIBERATE MINNESOTA , ” “ LIBERATE MICHIGAN , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Democratic governors , echoing his show of sympathy for the protesters less than 24 hours earlier .
TRUMP [ on 04/16/20 ] : It 's been a tough process for people , you know , I told you this , there 's death and problems in staying at home too , it 's not just , is n't it wonderful to stay at home .
They ’ re having -- - they 're suffering .
ACOSTA : Virginia 's governor , Ralph Northam , says he 's not taking the President 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) : I will not involve myself in Twitter wars .
I will continue to make sure I 'm doing everything I can to keep Virginians safe and save lives .
ACOSTA : The President 's tweets also point to his own shortcomings in responding to the coronavirus .
ACOSTA : With a new Gallup poll finding only 43 percent of Americans approve of the President 's handling of the coronavirus down six points from last month , Mr. Trump is also passing the buck on the money drying up in the government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at congressional Democrats who have left Washington : End your ENDLESS VACATIONS . ''
But hold on , Republican lawmakers have gone home too .
HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI ( D-CA ) : The truth is we did n't have proper testing available in March despite his repeatedly claiming that we did and even now , we do n't have adequate tests , masks , PPE , and necessary equipment , which creates unnecessary death and suffering .
ACOSTA : The President is also pointing the finger at the World Health Organization and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the WHO , not to mention all the times he touted his close relationship with Chinese leader Xi Jinping .
TRUMP [ on 02/27/20 ] : We 're in very constant communication , President Xi and myself .
Very , very constant .
ACOSTA : Now , there appears to be some recognition among some on the President 's political team that these political attacks in middle of a pandemic are troublesome and have the potential to backfire .
As one Trump adviser told me earlier this week , the country has had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President Trump .
BLITZER : Jim , what ?
Only about 24 hours ago , the President said the governors would be calling the shots .
Now , he ’ s taking some potshots .
What ’ s going on ?
ACOSTA : Ah , yes , Wolf .
It sounds like the President wants to start his own Resistance movement .
It was just 24 hours ago when the President told the governors around the U.S. they were taking the lead in opening up their states , saying they would call the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not open up all at once , but , quote , one step -- - “ one careful step at a time.
” Now Mr. Trump is stirring up his supporters who have organized Tea Party-like protests around the country to lash out against some of these social distancing measures .
Just minutes after a Fox News report on the demonstrations earlier today , the President again tweeting , we can show you some of these tweets .
They read , “ LIBERATE MINNESOTA , “ LIBERATE MICHIGAN , ” and “ LIBERATE @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Democratic governors .
Now , the President was echoing some of the sympathy he was showing to the protesters just yesterday during that briefing when he said social distancing has been a tough process for some people .

Liberal media elites sure don’t seem to have a problem with life-crippling stay-at-home orders stretching through 2020 into 2021 and 2022, do they? On Friday’s Situation Room, CNN host Wolf Blitzer and chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta griped about how President Trump would not only acknowledge the mental toll that they’ve taken on the American people, but not denouncing those voicing their displeasure in various state capitals.
So while Americans fight depression, feel socially isolated, have their pay slashed, or suffer job losses, two prominent CNNers spun your outrage as a deadly mistake. And while Acosta was at it, he covered for liberals holding up the replenishment of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) by deeming it a problem caused by both sides.
An irked Blitzer tossed to Acosta at 5:01 p.m. Eastern: “Jim, there doesn't appear to be social distancing or other safety measures at these protests against the stay-at-home orders we’re at various places around the country, but the President is actually encouraging them.”
Predictably, Acosta agreed and boasted that “President Trump appears to be stoking unrest in states around the U.S. where conservative demonstrators are protesting against social distancing measures.”
He added seconds later that “Trump is stirring up his supporters with organized Tea Party-like protests to lash out against social distancing measures” as if to portray people who don’t think like CNN as mindless mules acting out of an edict than voicing their individual displeasures with some of the measures in their states that have wreaked havoc on their livelihoods.
Acosta’s smugness dragged on as he fretted that Trump would dare offer this “show of sympathy for the protesters” on Thursday: “It's been a tough process for people, you know, I told you this, there's death and problems in staying at home too, it's not just, isn't it wonderful to stay at home. They’re having --- they're suffering.”
Absolutely disgusting.
Just imagine living a life where acknowledging what Americans are going through triggers unanimous complaints and arguing Trump’s “LIBERATE” tweets (albeit unhelpful in many circles) “point to his own shortcomings in responding to the coronavirus.” A sad life indeed.
On the back end of his report, Acosta reveled in Trump’s approval rating taking a tumble and spun for lefties holding up a replenishment of the PPP (click “expand”):
ACOSTA: With a new Gallup poll finding only 43 percent of Americans approve of the President's handling of the coronavirus down six points from last month, Mr. Trump is also passing the buck on the money drying up in the government’s Paycheck Protection Program, tweeting at congressional Democrats who have left Washington: End your ENDLESS VACATIONS." But hold on, Republican lawmakers have gone home too. HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI (D-CA): The truth is we didn't have proper testing available in March despite his repeatedly claiming that we did and even now, we don't have adequate tests, masks, PPE, and necessary equipment, which creates unnecessary death and suffering. ACOSTA: The President is also pointing the finger at the World Health Organization and China, despite his past praise of the WHO, not to mention all the times he touted his close relationship with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
At the top of the next hour, Acosta gave a condensed version of his report in a liveshot, grumbling that “[i]t sounds like the President wants to start his own Resistance movement.”
Reiterating his “Tea Party-like protests” line, Acosta had another opportunity to even attempt to understand what some are feeling as this largely nationwide shutdown drags into a second month.
But of course, Acosta doubled down: “Now, the President was echoing some of the sympathy he was showing to the protesters just yesterday during that briefing when he said social distancing has been a tough process for some people.”
To see the relevant transcript from CNN’s The Situation Room on April 17, click “expand.”


thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--President Trump: Some Governors [Democrats] Have Gotten ‘Carried Away’ With Lockdown Orders

President Trump on Saturday said some governors have gotten carried away with the lockdown orders they ’ ve signed off on in response to the coronavirus outbreak , as some states try to chart a path forward toward reopening parts of their economy next month .
“ I just think that some of the governors have gotten carried away , ” Mr. Trump said at the White House .
He said he ’ s getting along nicely with Michigan Gov .
Gretchen Whitmer , but said the restrictions in Michigan that have prompted protests this week might have gone too @ @ @ @ @ @ @ paint .
Don ’ t buy roses… she ’ s got all these crazy things , ” he said .
“ Some of them are being unreasonable , I really believe that.
” He also once again mentioned Virginia , which along with Michigan will be a crucial battleground state in the 2020 election .
“ When you look at Virginia… they want to take your guns away — they want to violate your Second Amendment , ” the president said .
Last Friday , Virginia Gov .
Ralph Northam signed into law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including legislation to reinstate the commonwealth ’ s “ one-handgun-a-month ” rule and legislation that expands gun-purchase background checks .
“ That ’ s not even politics — we ’ re entitled to a Second Amendment , ” Mr. Trump said .
“ To me , that ’ s liberty — when I say liberate Virginia , I would say liberate Virginia when that kind of thing happens , ” he said .
The president on Friday had tweeted that Minnesota , Michigan , and Virginia should “ liberate ” amid various stay-at-home @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had unveiled a series of benchmarks and steps for states to take when they craft plans to roll back some of their social distancing measures and restart their economies when it ’ s safe to do so .
On Saturday , Mr. Trump mentioned Texas , Vermont , Montana , Ohio , and North Dakota as among states that are planning to reopen some businesses in the near term or are in the midst of crafting plans to do so .

President Trump on Saturday said some governors have gotten carried away with the lockdown orders they’ve signed off on in response to the coronavirus outbreak, as some states try to chart a path forward toward reopening parts of their economy next month.
“I just think that some of the governors have gotten carried away,” Mr. Trump said at the White House.
He said he’s getting along nicely with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, but said the restrictions in Michigan that have prompted protests this week might have gone too far.
“Don’t buy paint. Don’t buy roses… she’s got all these crazy things,” he said. “Some of them are being unreasonable, I really believe that.”
He also once again mentioned Virginia, which along with Michigan will be a crucial battleground state in the 2020 election.
“When you look at Virginia… they want to take your guns away — they want to violate your Second Amendment,” the president said.
Last Friday, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed into law a number of gun control measures, including legislation to reinstate the commonwealth’s “one-handgun-a-month” rule and legislation that expands gun-purchase background checks.
“That’s not even politics — we’re entitled to a Second Amendment,” Mr. Trump said.
“To me, that’s liberty — when I say liberate Virginia, I would say liberate Virginia when that kind of thing happens,” he said.
The president on Friday had tweeted that Minnesota, Michigan, and Virginia should “liberate” amid various stay-at-home orders.
The White House on Thursday had unveiled a series of benchmarks and steps for states to take when they craft plans to roll back some of their social distancing measures and restart their economies when it’s safe to do so.
On Saturday, Mr. Trump mentioned Texas, Vermont, Montana, Ohio, and North Dakota as among states that are planning to reopen some businesses in the near term or are in the midst of crafting plans to do so.
• David Sherfinski can be reached at dsherfinski@washingtontimes.com.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--Fisherman in Washington State Protest Dimwitted Democrat Jay Inslee’s Fishing Closure

RICHLAND , Wash. -- Protesters in boats and on shore Saturday demanded that restrictions on recreational fishing and shellfish harvesting in Washington because of the coronavirus be lifted .
About 50 boats along with several hundred protesters on shore gathered on Saturday around Columbia Point Marina in Richland in southwestern Washington .
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife on March 25 temporarily closed recreational fishing and shellfish harvesting to prevent the spread of the coronavirus .
But the protesters say the restrictions should be lifted because anglers can practice social distancing while fishing .
They said kayakers , jet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and others are on the water .
“ There ’ s nobody but us two out in the middle of the river , ” Alan Doughty told the Tri-City Herald .
He was on their boat in the Columbia River with Pam Doughty and their two dogs .
`` We ’ ve got a $ 60,000 boat .
We have I don ’ t know how much in gear .
We ’ ve got a fishing license .
We ’ ve got insurance , and we can ’ t use it , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ non-fishing boaters on the water and believed the restrictions on fishing were unfair .
“ The anglers of Washington state aren ’ t going to put up with ( the ban ) much longer , ” he said .
Al Bernicker , 74 , regularly comes to Columbia Point to fish .
This time he brought a sign that said , “ I can sit here .
Why not fish here .
I am 6-feet apart.
” Washington has at least 11,735 virus cases and 611 deaths , according to a Johns Hopkins @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most people , the coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms , such as fever and cough , that clear up in two to three weeks .
But it can cause more severe illness , including pneumonia , and death for some people , especially older adults and people with pre-existing health problems .

RICHLAND, Wash. -- Protesters in boats and on shore Saturday demanded that restrictions on recreational fishing and shellfish harvesting in Washington because of the coronavirus be lifted.
About 50 boats along with several hundred protesters on shore gathered on Saturday around Columbia Point Marina in Richland in southeastern Washington.
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife on March 25 temporarily closed recreational fishing and shellfish harvesting to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
But the protesters say the restrictions should be lifted because anglers can practice social distancing while fishing. They said kayakers, jet skis, wake boarders, pleasure boaters and others are on the water.
“There’s nobody but us two out in the middle of the river,” Alan Doughty told the Tri-City Herald. He was on their boat in the Columbia River with Pam Doughty and their two dogs. "We’ve got a $60,000 boat. We have I don’t know how much in gear. We’ve got a fishing license. We’ve got insurance, and we can’t use it,”
Ben Hanes organized the protest after noticing non-fishing boaters on the water and believed the restrictions on fishing were unfair.
“The anglers of Washington state aren’t going to put up with (the ban) much longer,” he said.
Al Bernicker, 74, regularly comes to Columbia Point to fish. This time he brought a sign that said, “I can sit here. Why not fish here. I am 6-feet apart.”
Washington has at least 11,735 virus cases and 611 deaths, according to a Johns Hopkins University tally on Saturday afternoon.
For most people, the coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough, that clear up in two to three weeks. But it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia, and death for some people, especially older adults and people with pre-existing health problems.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--The ‘Saving America Conference’ is Live

The ‘Saving America Conference’ is Live

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The Saving America Conference is now live. You can watch it on our Facebook page or, for those who are not on Facebook, streaming from savingamericaconference.com. Here’s the schedule with all times in PDT:
Session 1 – 9am – JD Rucker
Session 2 – 9:30am – Trevor Loudon
Session 3 – 10am – Jerry Wayne
Session 5 – 10:30am – Sam Jones
LUNCH 11am-12pm
Session 6 – 12pm – Mike Spaulding
Session 7 – 12:30pm – Ken Peters
Session 8 – 1pm – Greg Locke
Session 9 – 1:30pm – Panel – Pastors
(Sam Jones – Moderator, Greg Locke, Ken Peters Mike Spaulding)
(Sam Jones – Moderator, Greg Locke, Ken Peters Mike Spaulding) Session 9 – 2:30pm – Michael Johns
Session 10 – 3pm – Buzz Patterson
Session 11 – 3:30pm – Matt Shea
BREAK – 4pm-4:30pm
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thelibertydaily--2020-04-18--Bill Maher Is Trying to Save Democrats from Themselves

Bill Maher Is Trying to Save Democrats from Themselves You can ’ t say he didn ’ t try .
Bill Maher shares the progressive gospel each week on his HBO talk show .
That typically means “ Real Time with Bill Maher ” slams anything GOP-related , or more specifically Trump , Trump Trump .
His format still includes the occasional conservative guest , even if they ’ re outnumbered by Maher ’ s fellow panelists .
Would Jimmy Kimmel invite Ben Shapiro on his show for a fierce but friendly chat ?
Not a chance .
Maher ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ though .
The comedian routinely warns fellow Democrats when they ’ re steering straight into a ditch .
Or , more recently , into oncoming traffic .
He ’ s been steadfast in critiquing woke culture , a philosophy that exists overwhelmingly on the Left .
For example , Maher shredded Amy Schumer ’ s critics after she made a comedy about a plus-sized woman pining for a supermodel figure .
“ The professionally offended have decided that , even though it ’ s a movie by women filmmakers presenting a pro-women message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
” Maher said .
It ’ s worth noting that few other prominent progressives shared Maher ’ s assessment of the film .
He similarly walked alone after defending Megyn Kelly for , in his opinion , being unfairly canned for her blackface comments .
Last month , Maher slammed MSNBC for forcing longtime host Chris Matthews from his “ Hardball ” gig for old slights .
“ I think this cancel culture is a cancer on progressivism , ” Maher said of the exit of Matthews , calling him a friend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have to fight a two-front war : Republicans only have to fight Democrats , Democrats have to fight Republicans and each other.
” What does Maher get for his troubles ?
He nearly lost a college speaking gig for speaking bluntly about violence within Islam a few years ago .
More recently , the far-Left Daily Beast savaged Maher as “ despicably racist ” for explaining how calling a virus by the place of its origin is neither inaccurate or bigoted .
The so-called “ party of science ” is struggling with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wasn ’ t having it .
Maher ’ s virus broadside hit liberals hard , especially when he noted that media outlets routinely used similar phrasing … until they realized they could weaponize the verbiage against Trump .
“ You can ’ t yell at someone for breaking a rule you just made up , ” he said , adding , “ So why should China get a pass ?
” Count up the number of prominent liberals blaming China for the current crisis .
You can probably do it on one hand @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media outlets to cut the gloom and doom shtick .
It starts , he said , with reporters seizing and pouncing on worst-case scenarios tied to the pandemic .
“ The problem with non-stop doom and gloom is it gives Trump the chance to play the optimist , ” Maher noted , before showing a shot of Obama ’ s iconic 2008 “ HOPE ” campaign poster .
“ And optimists tend to win American elections.
” “ News sources have to rein it in .
Everyone one knows corona is no walk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can ’ t walk in the park , ” he snarked .
“ But at some point the daily drumbeat of depression and terror veers into panic porn.
” The HBO host addressed the media directly here , but his message wasn ’ t meant just for today ’ s liberal reporters .
Peers like Samantha Bee have been mocking Americans , including Trump , for daring to have hope amidst the crisis .
Many liberal commentators insist the nation stay locked down indefinitely , even into 2021 if necessary .
Segments of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ignoring the cold realities for out of work Americans .
How does that sound to Joe and Jane Sixpack who need their weekly paychecks to survive ?
Heck , Maher even did the unthinkable for fellow liberals .
He hinted that Trump ’ s attacks on the press have a point .
“ We need the news to calm down and treat us like adults , ” Maher concluded .
“ Trump calls you ‘ fake news , ’ don ’ t make him be right.
” Maher ’ s lectures matters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Fox News or Rush Limbaugh .
He ’ s one of them , and he means them no harm .
Maher is the curvy cheerleader screaming from the sidelines for a Hail Mary pass .
Of course , he ’ s far from a perfect messenger .
It ’ s hard to preach pragmatic political views one week , and then pine for a recession to further your agenda the next .
Still , few liberals have the platform , the gravitas and the ability to call out his peers quite like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t afraid to invite conservatives on his show is his sly but strong message all on its own .
You can ’ t demonize fellow Americans and expect to win national elections .
It will come back to haunt you .

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You can’t say he didn’t try.
Bill Maher shares the progressive gospel each week on his HBO talk show.
That typically means “Real Time with Bill Maher” slams anything GOP-related, or more specifically Trump, Trump Trump. His format still includes the occasional conservative guest, even if they’re outnumbered by Maher’s fellow panelists.
Would Jimmy Kimmel invite Ben Shapiro on his show for a fierce but friendly chat? Not a chance.
Ben Shapiro: Civil Discourse | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Watch this video on YouTube
Maher’s show does more than that, though.
The comedian routinely warns fellow Democrats when they’re steering straight into a ditch. Or, more recently, into oncoming traffic.
Need proof?
He’s been steadfast in critiquing woke culture, a philosophy that exists overwhelmingly on the Left. For example, Maher shredded Amy Schumer’s critics after she made a comedy about a plus-sized woman pining for a supermodel figure.
We’ve reached “peak snowflake,” he cracked.
“The professionally offended have decided that, even though it’s a movie by women filmmakers presenting a pro-women message, it does it the wrong way!” Maher said.
It’s worth noting that few other prominent progressives shared Maher’s assessment of the film. He similarly walked alone after defending Megyn Kelly for, in his opinion, being unfairly canned for her blackface comments.
Last month, Maher slammed MSNBC for forcing longtime host Chris Matthews from his “Hardball” gig for old slights.
“I think this cancel culture is a cancer on progressivism,” Maher said of the exit of Matthews, calling him a friend he would miss. “Liberals always have to fight a two-front war: Republicans only have to fight Democrats, Democrats have to fight Republicans and each other.”
What does Maher get for his troubles? He nearly lost a college speaking gig for speaking bluntly about violence within Islam a few years ago. More recently, the far-Left Daily Beast savaged Maher as “despicably racist” for explaining how calling a virus by the place of its origin is neither inaccurate or bigoted.
The so-called “party of science” is struggling with the real deal these days, and Maher wasn’t having it.
New Rule: Virus Shaming | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Watch this video on YouTube
Maher’s virus broadside hit liberals hard, especially when he noted that media outlets routinely used similar phrasing … until they realized they could weaponize the verbiage against Trump.
“You can’t yell at someone for breaking a rule you just made up,” he said, adding, “So why should China get a pass?”
Count up the number of prominent liberals blaming China for the current crisis. You can probably do it on one hand.
RELATED: Meet the Late Night TV Hosts Spreading Liberalism Across Platforms
Last night, Maher begged liberal media outlets to cut the gloom and doom shtick. It starts, he said, with reporters seizing and pouncing on worst-case scenarios tied to the pandemic.
“The problem with non-stop doom and gloom is it gives Trump the chance to play the optimist,” Maher noted, before showing a shot of Obama’s iconic 2008 “HOPE” campaign poster. “And optimists tend to win American elections.”
He’s right.
“News sources have to rein it in. Everyone one knows corona is no walk in the park, because you literally can’t walk in the park,” he snarked. “But at some point the daily drumbeat of depression and terror veers into panic porn.”
The HBO host addressed the media directly here, but his message wasn’t meant just for today’s liberal reporters. Peers like Samantha Bee have been mocking Americans, including Trump, for daring to have hope amidst the crisis.
Many liberal commentators insist the nation stay locked down indefinitely, even into 2021 if necessary. Segments of Hollywood are singing the same dispiriting tune, ignoring the cold realities for out of work Americans.
Anne Frank spent 2 years hiding in an attic and we’ve been home for just over a month with Netflix, food delivery & video games and there are people risking viral death by storming state capital buildings & screaming, “Open Fuddruckers!” — Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) April 18, 2020
How does that sound to Joe and Jane Sixpack who need their weekly paychecks to survive?
Heck, Maher even did the unthinkable for fellow liberals. He hinted that Trump’s attacks on the press have a point.
“We need the news to calm down and treat us like adults,” Maher concluded. “Trump calls you ‘fake news,’ don’t make him be right.”
Maher’s lectures matters precisely because it isn’t coming from Fox News or Rush Limbaugh. He’s one of them, and he means them no harm. Maher is the curvy cheerleader screaming from the sidelines for a Hail Mary pass.
Are they listening?
Of course, he’s far from a perfect messenger. It’s hard to preach pragmatic political views one week, and then pine for a recession to further your agenda the next.
Still, few liberals have the platform, the gravitas and the ability to call out his peers quite like Maher.
The fact that Maher isn’t afraid to invite conservatives on his show is his sly but strong message all on its own. You can’t demonize fellow Americans and expect to win national elections. It will come back to haunt you.
Just ask Hillary “Deplorable” Clinton.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-19--Two Hop Fence at Shut Down Six Flags Safari Park

Jackson Township police are searching for two men who allegedly hopped a fence at the shuttered Six Flags safari park and spent half an hour inside the facility .
According to police , Six Flag 's security cameras captured two men climbing the fence on the Reed Road side of the park just before 6 p.m Tuesday .
The suspects reportedly spent 30 minutes inside the park and risked coming into direct contact with the safari animals .
Anyone with information on the suspect 's whereabouts is encouraged to contact police at 732-928-1111 .
Authorities say they have dealt with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amusement park over the recent days .
Last Thursday , officers issued a citation to a man who was seen on Reed Road and trespassing on Six Flag property .
Police say the man claimed he was there to see the animals .
Officers were also dispatched to Reed Road on Apr .
12 for a report of people gathering along the park 's fence line .
Responding officers found a family on bikes driving down the township-owned road and issued a warning .
Resources to help you navigate the COVID-19 pandemic How @ @ @ @ @ @ @ For the latest local news , sports and weather , download the FOX 29 News app .

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Jackson Township police are searching for two men who allegedly hopped a fence at the shuttered Six Flags safari park and spent half an hour inside the facility.
According to police, Six Flag's security cameras captured two men climbing the fence on the Reed Road side of the park just before 6 p.m Tuesday.
The suspects reportedly spent 30 minutes inside the park and risked coming into direct contact with the safari animals.
Anyone with information on the suspect's whereabouts is encouraged to contact police at 732-928-1111.
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Authorities say they have dealt with multiple reports of people near and around amusement park over the recent days.
Last Thursday, officers issued a citation to a man who was seen on Reed Road and trespassing on Six Flag property. Police say the man claimed he was there to see the animals.
Officers were also dispatched to Reed Road on Apr. 12 for a report of people gathering along the park's fence line. Responding officers found a family on bikes driving down the township-owned road and issued a warning.
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thelibertydaily--2020-04-19--Hey Democrats! Why Does Your Dear Leader, Dementia Joe, After Endless Coverage, Continue to Call the

Hey Democrats! Why Does Your Dear Leader, Dementia Joe, After Endless Coverage, Continue to Call the Chi-Com Virus ‘COVID-9,’ Instead of COVID-19?

For Democrats with nothing to lose heading into the 2020 elections , the outbreak of COVID-19 was likely seen an opportunity .
Every death , every drop in the stock market and every lost job could be pinned on President Donald Trump by a sharp politician .
Unfortunately for the left , Democrats have placed all their presidential hopes on the shoulders of one man — former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden .
And Biden , who sometimes has trouble remembering which state he ’ s in , is anything but a sharp politician .
Nearly four @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and after almost two months of near-constant outbreak coverage on every news station , Biden still failed to get the most basic facts of the outbreak correct during a coronavirus town hall Wednesday .
Asked what he would do to prepare for the next pandemic by Democratic Florida state Rep. Shevrin Jones , Biden revealed how little he truly knows about the novel coronavirus .
The relevant portion can be seen at around the 10-minute mark of the video below : “ Well , there ’ s a number of things that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Number one , I would reinstate the office that existed in the White House when we left of a pandemic office.
” Of course , Trump never cut the White House ’ s ability to detect pandemics .
The lie regurgitated by Biden circulated in mainstream media , but was quickly debunked by an insider .
“ Secondly , ” Biden later continued , “ we had a lot of people from the [ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ] stationed overseas to see , to get an out-front look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coming to the United States of America in terms of further pandemics .
We knew what happened with Ebola .
We knew what happened with H1N1.
” Despite claiming to know “ what happened with H1N1 , ” Biden has previously distanced himself from the Obama administration ’ s failures when it came to dealing with the outbreak .
Apparently , he only wants to be associated with his former boss when it makes him look good .
“ We have to invest more money in dealing with pandemic research , dealing with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what these viruses are likely to be in the future , ” Biden later said .
“ There ’ s more than one coronavirus.
” “ This COVID-9 is one strain of that , and there ’ s a lot of means we have to take now to make sure we have the testing capacity nationally to deal with what will be coming , not just what has already come.
” The disease rampaging across the world is not “ COVID-9 , ” as Biden said , but COVID-19 .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as the proper name can be seen in headlines across all forms of media .
It should be noted that COVID-19 is not a strain of anything , but simply a shortening of “ coronavirus disease 2019 , ” named after the year the illness was first identified .
It appears Biden was confusing the disease for SARS-CoV-2 , the virus that causes it .
What Biden did get correct is that coronavirus is not one specific germ but an entire group of related viruses , responsible for diseases such as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden ’ s confusion on the basic aspects of the pandemic don ’ t bode well his for his potential presidency , during which he would be expected to keep up with not only outbreaks but national security threats , the economy and other domestic issues .
While the Democratic candidate ’ s former gaffes could easily be blamed on the stresses of the campaign trail , stay-at-home orders and social isolation have seemingly given Biden plenty of time at home to rest .
It seems his behavior will continue to fuel speculation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal .

For Democrats with nothing to lose heading into the 2020 elections, the outbreak of COVID-19 was likely seen an opportunity.
Every death, every drop in the stock market and every lost job could be pinned on President Donald Trump by a sharp politician.
Unfortunately for the left, Democrats have placed all their presidential hopes on the shoulders of one man — former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
And Biden, who sometimes has trouble remembering which state he’s in, is anything but a sharp politician.
Nearly four months after the outbreak started in China, and after almost two months of near-constant outbreak coverage on every news station, Biden still failed to get the most basic facts of the outbreak correct during a coronavirus town hall Wednesday.
Asked what he would do to prepare for the next pandemic by Democratic Florida state Rep. Shevrin Jones, Biden revealed how little he truly knows about the novel coronavirus.
The relevant portion can be seen at around the 10-minute mark of the video below:
“Well, there’s a number of things that I would do,” Biden said. “Number one, I would reinstate the office that existed in the White House when we left of a pandemic office.”
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Of course, Trump never cut the White House’s ability to detect pandemics. The lie regurgitated by Biden circulated in mainstream media, but was quickly debunked by an insider.
“Secondly,” Biden later continued, “we had a lot of people from the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] stationed overseas to see, to get an out-front look at what was coming, what was coming to the United States of America in terms of further pandemics. We knew what happened with Ebola. We knew what happened with H1N1.”
Despite claiming to know “what happened with H1N1,” Biden has previously distanced himself from the Obama administration’s failures when it came to dealing with the outbreak.
Apparently, he only wants to be associated with his former boss when it makes him look good.
“We have to invest more money in dealing with pandemic research, dealing with viruses, dealing with studies relating to what these viruses are likely to be in the future,” Biden later said. “There’s more than one coronavirus.”
“This COVID-9 is one strain of that, and there’s a lot of means we have to take now to make sure we have the testing capacity nationally to deal with what will be coming, not just what has already come.”
The disease rampaging across the world is not “COVID-9,” as Biden said, but COVID-19. It’s unclear why he made this obvious error, as the proper name can be seen in headlines across all forms of media.
It should be noted that COVID-19 is not a strain of anything, but simply a shortening of “coronavirus disease 2019,” named after the year the illness was first identified. It appears Biden was confusing the disease for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes it.
What Biden did get correct is that coronavirus is not one specific germ but an entire group of related viruses, responsible for diseases such as the common cold, SARS and COVID-19.
Biden’s confusion on the basic aspects of the pandemic don’t bode well his for his potential presidency, during which he would be expected to keep up with not only outbreaks but national security threats, the economy and other domestic issues.
While the Democratic candidate’s former gaffes could easily be blamed on the stresses of the campaign trail, stay-at-home orders and social isolation have seemingly given Biden plenty of time at home to rest.
It seems his behavior will continue to fuel speculation on the state of his mental health.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-19--What Big Pharma, Bill Gates-Vaccine-Worshipers Don’t Want You to Know: Regular Exercise Could Protec

What Big Pharma, Bill Gates-Vaccine-Worshipers Don’t Want You to Know: Regular Exercise Could Protect Against Chi-Com Virus, University of Virginia Researcher Says

A walk a day may keep the coronavirus away , or at least keep it from killing you .
A University of Virginia researcher who studies the protective effects of exercise said Wednesday that endurance exercises — running , brisk walking , swimming , jumping — prompt our muscles to make an antioxidant that travels through the blood to our hearts , lungs and kidneys .
It then binds to organs , awaiting intruders .
“ I use an analogy they are like a Patriot missile stationed somewhere , waiting to defend , ” said Zhen Yan , a professor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , pharmacology , and molecular physiology and biological physics .
Yan said his research shows these antioxidants — known as extracellular superoxide dismutase , or EcSOD ( pronounced by saying each letter ) — can be transferred from a mouse genetically engineered to produce an abundance of the protein into a normal mouse , which can then withstand acute respiratory distress syndrome , a leading factor in COVID-19 deaths .
“ Exercise capacity is inversely related with all kinds of mortality .
So if you can exercise better , run faster , jump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are less likely to die .
That is the best predictor for mortality , including , I think , COVID-19 , ” he said .
Yan is developing two different ways of getting more EcSOD antioxidants into people — one is through developing a medication , and the other is by extracting it from one person ’ s blood and sharing it with another .
While these take time to develop and test , Yan said anyone can start today to build their own supply of antioxidants .
They just need to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it .
“ At the gene level , a single bout of exercise , like you go running today , will start to stimulate the expression of this gene .
It ’ s like taking medicine .
One dose of medicine doesn ’ t mean you get enough protection , ” he said .
“ I would say it takes a few weeks to gear up this and get to the level that you can get a benefit from this.
” Yan is talking about any aerobic exercise that is equivalent to about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weight-lifting exercise , not because it produces EcSOD but because it helps to maintain and build muscle mass .
In his lab , mice are engineered so their muscles produce EcSOD as if they were energetic exercisers .
The researchers observed EcSOD bound to all the vital organs , except the brain .
“ The exciting thing about this finding in relationship to COVID , when we subjected the mice to a condition called ARDS , or acute respiratory distress syndrome — this is the one I think kills most of the COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” he said .
He said they then ran two types of experiments .
In one they took the engineered mouse ’ s blood serum and transfused it into a normal mouse and found it also protected that mouse from the respiratory syndrome .
Yan said they also surgically fused two animals : one that produces a lot of EcSOD and a normal mouse .
Then they injected the normal mouse with a toxin that would cause ARDS .
“ The normal animal transfused with the other animal does not get ARDS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
The toxin wasn ’ t the virus that causes COVID-19 , but Yan believes EcSOD would offer the same protection .
Yan said when he submitted his article to the scientific journal Redox Biology he wasn ’ t thinking about COVID-19 .
But after the paper was accepted and pending revisions , he searched the literature and found that ARDS played a role a large percentage of the people who were needing ventilators and dying from COVID-19 .
“ This idea really became vivid , ” he said .
He is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into humans , and has a biomed company making a drug that could function like EcSOD .
All of that will take time to study .
A quicker approach is through protein therapy , by extracting it from blood for transfusions .
“ I have already proved the principle will work , ” he said .
“ To do it in a better way , I need to purify the protein.
” How quickly it could be developed depends on funding for large-scale production and study , he said .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same protective effects in humans as in mice .
“ I have faith , because this antioxidant is produced by ourselves , ” he said .
“ I don ’ t believe our body would produce anything like that for nothing .
”

A walk a day may keep the coronavirus away, or at least keep it from killing you.
A University of Virginia researcher who studies the protective effects of exercise said Wednesday that endurance exercises — running, brisk walking, swimming, jumping — prompt our muscles to make an antioxidant that travels through the blood to our hearts, lungs and kidneys.
It then binds to organs, awaiting intruders.
“I use an analogy they are like a Patriot missile stationed somewhere, waiting to defend,” said Zhen Yan, a professor in UVa’s departments of medicine, pharmacology, and molecular physiology and biological physics.
Yan said his research shows these antioxidants — known as extracellular superoxide dismutase, or EcSOD (pronounced by saying each letter) — can be transferred from a mouse genetically engineered to produce an abundance of the protein into a normal mouse, which can then withstand acute respiratory distress syndrome, a leading factor in COVID-19 deaths.
“Exercise capacity is inversely related with all kinds of mortality. So if you can exercise better, run faster, jump higher, lift more weight, you are less likely to die. That is the best predictor for mortality, including, I think, COVID-19,” he said.
Yan is developing two different ways of getting more EcSOD antioxidants into people — one is through developing a medication, and the other is by extracting it from one person’s blood and sharing it with another.
While these take time to develop and test, Yan said anyone can start today to build their own supply of antioxidants.
They just need to get moving and stimulate their muscles to produce it.
“At the gene level, a single bout of exercise, like you go running today, will start to stimulate the expression of this gene. It’s like taking medicine. One dose of medicine doesn’t mean you get enough protection,” he said. “I would say it takes a few weeks to gear up this and get to the level that you can get a benefit from this.”
Yan is talking about any aerobic exercise that is equivalent to about a 30-minute run. He also recommends weight-lifting exercise, not because it produces EcSOD but because it helps to maintain and build muscle mass.
In his lab, mice are engineered so their muscles produce EcSOD as if they were energetic exercisers. The researchers observed EcSOD bound to all the vital organs, except the brain.
“The exciting thing about this finding in relationship to COVID, when we subjected the mice to a condition called ARDS, or acute respiratory distress syndrome — this is the one I think kills most of the COVID-19 patients — we found animals are protected,” he said.
He said they then ran two types of experiments. In one they took the engineered mouse’s blood serum and transfused it into a normal mouse and found it also protected that mouse from the respiratory syndrome.
Yan said they also surgically fused two animals: one that produces a lot of EcSOD and a normal mouse. Then they injected the normal mouse with a toxin that would cause ARDS.
“The normal animal transfused with the other animal does not get ARDS because they share blood,” he said.
The toxin wasn’t the virus that causes COVID-19, but Yan believes EcSOD would offer the same protection.
Yan said when he submitted his article to the scientific journal Redox Biology he wasn’t thinking about COVID-19. But after the paper was accepted and pending revisions, he searched the literature and found that ARDS played a role a large percentage of the people who were needing ventilators and dying from COVID-19.
“This idea really became vivid,” he said.
He is looking to move his work from mice into humans, and has a biomed company making a drug that could function like EcSOD. All of that will take time to study.
A quicker approach is through protein therapy, by extracting it from blood for transfusions.
“I have already proved the principle will work,” he said. “To do it in a better way, I need to purify the protein.”
How quickly it could be developed depends on funding for large-scale production and study, he said.
It’s not known whether it will have the same protective effects in humans as in mice.
“I have faith, because this antioxidant is produced by ourselves,” he said. “I don’t believe our body would produce anything like that for nothing.”


thelibertydaily--2020-04-19--Bill Gates in 1994: The Internet is a Passing Fad [But He’s Never Wrong, and You Can Trust Him to Ma

Bill Gates in 1994: The Internet is a Passing Fad [But He’s Never Wrong, and You Can Trust Him to Make All the Right Decisions to Pump You Full of His Chemicals]

Bill Gates is widely known as a pretty smart guy .
But all of his many billions ca n't protect @ @ @ @ @ and again .
And he was very wrong about important stuff like Apple , the @ @ @ @ @ Here are the dumbest things Gates ever said and did — and why .

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Bill Gates is widely known as a pretty smart guy.
But all of his many billions can't protect him from being wrong now and again. And he was very wrong about important stuff like Apple, the internet, and spam.
Here are the dumbest things Gates ever said and did — and why.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-19--PRESIDENT TRUMP: ‘I GAVE UP ON DRUDGE’ . . .

President Donald Trump said that he ’ s given up on the Drudge Report in a tweet Saturday .
“ @ @ @ @ @ ( a really nice guy ) long ago , as have many others .
People @ @ @ @ @ !
” the president tweeted .
Trump ‘ s tweet is aimed at the behemoth @ @ @ @ @ by Matt Drudge , who aggregates stories from across the web for tens of millions @ @ @ @ @ : Donald Trump Jr .
Defends Whistleblower Tweet , References Drudge Report ) The president @ @ @ @ @ rally in Colorado in February .
“ Okay , here ’ s Drudge Report , @ @ @ @ @ a poll , adding , “ Drudge , he ’ s starting to treat me @ @ @ @ @ s starting to like me again .
I like him .
”

President Donald Trump said that he’s given up on the Drudge Report in a tweet Saturday.
“I gave up on Drudge (a really nice guy) long ago, as have many others. People are dropping off like flies!” the president tweeted.
I gave up on Drudge (a really nice guy) long ago, as have many others. People are dropping off like flies! https://t.co/L77SXS2mE8 — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 18, 2020
Trump‘s tweet is aimed at the behemoth site Drudge Report, run by Matt Drudge, who aggregates stories from across the web for tens of millions of readers. (RELATED: Donald Trump Jr. Defends Whistleblower Tweet, References Drudge Report)
The president last referenced Drudge during a rally in Colorado in February.
“Okay, here’s Drudge Report,” Trump said, referencing a poll, adding, “Drudge, he’s starting to treat me good again. He’s starting to like me again. I like him.”


thelibertydaily--2020-04-20--New York Times Fake News Stealth Edits Article Blaming Sean Hannity for Man’s Death from Chi-Com Vir

New York Times Fake News Stealth Edits Article Blaming Sean Hannity for Man’s Death from Chi-Com Virus

The New York Times suggested Saturday that statements by Sean Hannity of Fox News helped encourage a Brooklyn bar owner to take a cruise regardless of the risk of coronavirus , which killed him .
The headline of the article , as it appeared in the Sunday print edition , was : “ ‘ Fake News ’ and a Possibly Ill-Fated Trip.
” ( The online headline : “ A Beloved Bar Owner Was Skeptical About the Virus .
Then He Took a Cruise.
” ) The problem : the Times quoted a remark Hannity made eight days after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the Times inserted that information as a comment from Fox News , without drawing readers ’ attention to the update , which undermined its accusation of Hannity ’ s indirect responsibility .
The original Times article , published April 18 , told the story of Joe Joyce , late owner of the JJ Bubbles tavern in Brooklyn , who died April 9 of complications related to COVID-19 .
The Times presented him as a Trump supporter and Fox News viewer , though his bar was an “ incongruously progressive place.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ On March 1 , Joe Joyce and his wife , Jane , set sail for Spain on a cruise , flying first to Florida .
His adult children — Kevin , Eddie and Kristen Mider — suggested that the impending doom of the coronavirus made this a bad idea .
Joe Joyce was 74 , a nonsmoker , healthy ; four years after he opened his bar he stopped drinking completely .
He didn ’ t see the problem .
“ He watched Fox , and believed it was under control , ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ March Sean Hannity went on air proclaiming that he didn ’ t like the way that the American people were getting scared “ unnecessarily.
’ ’ He saw it all , he said , “ as like , let ’ s bludgeon Trump with this new hoax.
” Eventually , Fox changed course and took the virus more seriously , but the Joyces were long gone by then .
On March 14 , they returned to New York from Barcelona , and the next day , before bars and restaurants were forced to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ went to work at JJ Bubbles for the last time .
He and his wife then headed to their house in New Hampshire .
Their children were checking in from New York and New Jersey , and on March 27 , when Kristen got off the phone with her father , she called an ambulance .
He was wheezing .
His oxygen level turned out to be a dangerously low 70 percent .
On April 9 , he died of Covid-19 .
The quote from Hannity , “ let ’ s bludgeon Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from March 9 , as documented by left-leaning Vox .
The Times attempted to link Hannity to Joyce ’ s decision to take the cruise , but there is no evidence that Joyce made his mind up based on what Hannity said — certainly not on March 9 , eight days after Joyce had already departed on the cruise .
Eventually , Fox changed course and took the virus more seriously , but the Joyces were long gone by then .
A spokeswoman for Fox News said that Mr. Hannity made statements taking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and that his comment about the public being scared by the coverage happened after the Joyces had left on their cruise .
On March 14 , they returned to New York from Barcelona , and the next day , before bars and restaurants were forced to close in the city , Joe Joyce went to work at JJ Bubbles for the last time .
The Times could not even prove that Joyce contracted the disease on the trip , admitting : “ It is possible , of course , that Joe Joyce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trip to Spain.
” Ironically , the author of the Times article , Ginia Bellafante , tweeted on Feb. 27 : “ I fundamentally don ’ t understand the panic : incidence of the disease is declining in China.
” The Times article indicates that it was updated most recently ( as of this writing ) at 4:40 p.m .
ET on April 19 , but there is no note explaining what the update was , or pointing readers to the apparent error in the newspaper ’ s chronology of events .
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The New York Times suggested Saturday that statements by Sean Hannity of Fox News helped encourage a Brooklyn bar owner to take a cruise regardless of the risk of coronavirus, which killed him.
The headline of the article, as it appeared in the Sunday print edition, was: “‘Fake News’ and a Possibly Ill-Fated Trip.” (The online headline: “A Beloved Bar Owner Was Skeptical About the Virus. Then He Took a Cruise.”)
The problem: the Times quoted a remark Hannity made eight days after the man left for the cruise.
Later, the Times inserted that information as a comment from Fox News, without drawing readers’ attention to the update, which undermined its accusation of Hannity’s indirect responsibility.
The original Times article, published April 18, told the story of Joe Joyce, late owner of the JJ Bubbles tavern in Brooklyn, who died April 9 of complications related to COVID-19.
The Times presented him as a Trump supporter and Fox News viewer, though his bar was an “incongruously progressive place.”
The Times then narrated the following timeline:
On March 1, Joe Joyce and his wife, Jane, set sail for Spain on a cruise, flying first to Florida. His adult children — Kevin, Eddie and Kristen Mider — suggested that the impending doom of the coronavirus made this a bad idea. Joe Joyce was 74, a nonsmoker, healthy; four years after he opened his bar he stopped drinking completely. He didn’t see the problem. “He watched Fox, and believed it was under control,’’ Kristen told me. Early in March Sean Hannity went on air proclaiming that he didn’t like the way that the American people were getting scared “unnecessarily.’’ He saw it all, he said, “as like, let’s bludgeon Trump with this new hoax.” Eventually, Fox changed course and took the virus more seriously, but the Joyces were long gone by then. On March 14, they returned to New York from Barcelona, and the next day, before bars and restaurants were forced to close in the city, Joe Joyce went to work at JJ Bubbles for the last time. He and his wife then headed to their house in New Hampshire. Their children were checking in from New York and New Jersey, and on March 27, when Kristen got off the phone with her father, she called an ambulance. He was wheezing. His oxygen level turned out to be a dangerously low 70 percent. On April 9, he died of Covid-19.
The quote from Hannity, “let’s bludgeon Trump with this new hoax,” was from March 9, as documented by left-leaning Vox.
The Times attempted to link Hannity to Joyce’s decision to take the cruise, but there is no evidence that Joyce made his mind up based on what Hannity said — certainly not on March 9, eight days after Joyce had already departed on the cruise.
(Notably, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a well-respected member of President Donald Trump’s coronavirus task force, told the American public as late as March 9 — the date of Hannity’s quote — that it was safe for “a healthy young person” to go on a cruise.)
The Times quietly updated its article (emphasis added):
Eventually, Fox changed course and took the virus more seriously, but the Joyces were long gone by then. A spokeswoman for Fox News said that Mr. Hannity made statements taking the spread of coronavirus seriously early on, and that his comment about the public being scared by the coverage happened after the Joyces had left on their cruise. On March 14, they returned to New York from Barcelona, and the next day, before bars and restaurants were forced to close in the city, Joe Joyce went to work at JJ Bubbles for the last time.
The Times could not even prove that Joyce contracted the disease on the trip, admitting: “It is possible, of course, that Joe Joyce did not contract the coronavirus on a trip to Spain.”
Ironically, the author of the Times article, Ginia Bellafante, tweeted on Feb. 27: “I fundamentally don’t understand the panic: incidence of the disease is declining in China.”
I fundamentally don't understand the panic: incidence of the disease is declining in China. Virus is not deadly in vast majority of cases. Production and so on will slow down and will obviously rebound. cc: @opinion_joe — Ginia Bellafante (@GiniaNYT) February 27, 2020
The Times article indicates that it was updated most recently (as of this writing) at 4:40 p.m. ET on April 19, but there is no note explaining what the update was, or pointing readers to the apparent error in the newspaper’s chronology of events.
Joel B. Pollak is Senior Editor-at-Large at Breitbart News and the host of Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot on Sunday evenings from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET (4 p.m. to 7 p.m. PT). His new book, RED NOVEMBER, is available for pre-order. He is a winner of the 2018 Robert Novak Journalism Alumni Fellowship. Follow him on Twitter at @joelpollak.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-20--Robert F Kennedy Jr: ‘Bill Gates is at the Tip of the Spear of Globalist Imperialism’

What makes Leftist media outlets , jumping to the defence of billionaire Bill Gates extraordinary , is the spin these media manipulators are putting on public concerns over the billionaire ’ s very public reemergence , since COVID-19 burst onto the global scene .
Author , and popular podcast host , Alley Stuckey gave this sharp relief when she asked , “ Is it not weird that the same people who think billionaires are evil seem to trust and adore Bill Gates ?
” The Seattle Times exemplified this strange alliance when it reposted , verbatim , an article from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public concern about Bill Gates ’ agenda , calling it petty pro-Trump , conspiratorial right-wing noise .
The article circled the wagons around Gates , claiming that public concerns were largely only coming from ‘ Anti-vaccinators , members of the conspiracy group QAnon and right-wing pundits.
’ The Times article issued a blanket claim , arguing that ‘ right-wing punditry ’ was deliberately spreading misinformation about Gates .
The smoking gun in their defence was widespread reaction to a TED talk speech Gates gave in 2015 after it recently went viral .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ignorant right-wing plebs were using this ‘ as evidence that one of the world ’ s richest men planned to use a pandemic to wrest control of the global health system.
’ Apparently this was enough evidence for the authors to justify condescendingly dismissing all public concerns as ‘ wild ’ ( read extremist nonsense ) .
What follows are reckless generalizations packed with snippets of hagiography designed to exonerate Gates and play down public concerns .
In sum , ‘ right-wing punditry ’ is accused of spreading ‘ widespread misinformation.
’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disdained political category ; their concerns written-off as an unjust attack on a caring philanthropist who has everyone ’ s best interests at heart .
To their credit , the NYT article gives reference to the Bill Gates Foundation ’ s funding of a ‘ coronavirus-related patent ’ .
However , the author ’ s note that this was ‘ connected to a potential vaccine for a different coronavirus ’ – one that ‘ affects poultry ’ not humans .
True to Leftist form , when it comes to understanding the concerns of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s little care for defining or distinguishing between the claims of “ extremists ” , and thinkers who raise reasonable questions .
This includes anyone who questions Gate ’ s track record and his convenient reemergence as a “ global leader.
” Such as Robert F. Kennedy Jnr .
who questioned Gates ’ ties to the World Health Organization , mass vaccinations , and pharmaceutical companies .
On April 9 , Kennedy responded to Gates ’ statements on mandatory vaccination , writing in a lengthy Instagram post : Kennedy ’ s examples can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Sciencemag.org who in 2019 reported that ‘ 196 children were paralyzed not by the wild virus , but by a strain derived from a live vaccine.
’ The eradication of polio was a targeted goal of Gates , who back in 2017 said , “ Progress in fighting polio might be one of the world ’ s best-kept secrets in global health was we ’ re looking at now is sort of the endgame of polio eradication.
” The second is supported by Narayana Kumar from The Indian Times .
In 2014 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experienced adverse affects after receiving the HPV vaccine from a study funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation ( BMGF ) .
Two different types of vaccine were used in two different areas , both had similar after affects .
The vaccine was linked to hospitalization , and/or death .
Kumar reported that ‘ consent was violated because it came from hostel wardens of schools where the mostly poorer tribal children were staying ; ’ the ‘ girls also had no idea about the nature of the disease or the vaccine.
’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the vaccines were administered .
As were concerns about an apparent conflict of interest due to questionable financial ties between the study , BMGF and pharmaceutical companies .
Kennedy appears to be an apocalyptic climate change theory devotee , is no fan of President Donald Trump , and as such doesn ’ t fit well into their one-size-fits-all ‘ right-wing punditry ’ box .
The reasons for subsuming a Kennedy into the right-wing tin foil hat stigma isn ’ t all that clear .
One reason could be the fact that through his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ , Kennedy has called for globalist and pharmaceutical accountability .
He ’ s also an outspoken critic of mass vaccinations that have left victims in its wake and is an advocate for scientific integrity .
People are suspicious of vaccines .
Especially when faced with the prospect of mandatory inoculations .
More so when that vaccine hovers over a virus that we ’ re told by authorities we still know little about .
Being cautious about vaccines displays as much prudence , as being inoculated with vaccines that have been well tested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ record .
People are also suspicious of big pharmaceutical companies and their backers .
This doesn ’ t mean they stop going to pharmacies .
Questioning what we ’ re being sold does not make us part of some fictitious straw-man , ‘ right-wing punditry.
’ It distinguishes the free , discerning citizen from a feudal subject because the former understands the dangers of following the Fuehrers of this world into accepting their mark of approval , in exchange for the right to a life and a livelihood .
Public concern shouldn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This is why the New Times is wrong .
It ’ s extraordinary , that the NYT , whose sole function since 2016 , has been to get people to apply “ buyer beware ” to President Donald Trump , is so quick to criticize those who practice the same with Bill Gates .
References for further reading : [ i ] Kennedy , Jnr .
R.F .
Gates ’ Globalist Vaccine Agenda : A Win-Win for Pharma and Mandatory Vaccination Sourced , 18th April 2020 from Global Research : Centre for @ @ @ @

What makes Leftist media outlets, jumping to the defence of billionaire Bill Gates extraordinary, is the spin these media manipulators are putting on public concerns over the billionaire’s very public reemergence, since COVID-19 burst onto the global scene.
Author, and popular podcast host, Alley Stuckey gave this sharp relief when she asked, “Is it not weird that the same people who think billionaires are evil seem to trust and adore Bill Gates?”
Is it not weird that the same people who think billionaires are evil seem to trust and adore Bill Gates? — Allie Beth Stuckey (@conservmillen) April 15, 2020
The Seattle Times exemplified this strange alliance when it reposted, verbatim, an article from the New York Times, which discounted public concern about Bill Gates’ agenda, calling it petty pro-Trump, conspiratorial right-wing noise. The article circled the wagons around Gates, claiming that public concerns were largely only coming from ‘Anti-vaccinators, members of the conspiracy group QAnon and right-wing pundits.’
The Times article issued a blanket claim, arguing that ‘right-wing punditry’ was deliberately spreading misinformation about Gates. The smoking gun in their defence was widespread reaction to a TED talk speech Gates gave in 2015 after it recently went viral. According to the tone of the Times article, ignorant right-wing plebs were using this ‘as evidence that one of the world’s richest men planned to use a pandemic to wrest control of the global health system.’ Apparently this was enough evidence for the authors to justify condescendingly dismissing all public concerns as ‘wild’ (read extremist nonsense).
What follows are reckless generalizations packed with snippets of hagiography designed to exonerate Gates and play down public concerns. In sum, ‘right-wing punditry’ is accused of spreading ‘widespread misinformation.’ All dissenting voices are boxed into a disdained political category; their concerns written-off as an unjust attack on a caring philanthropist who has everyone’s best interests at heart.
To their credit, the NYT article gives reference to the Bill Gates Foundation’s funding of a ‘coronavirus-related patent’. However, the author’s note that this was ‘connected to a potential vaccine for a different coronavirus’ – one that ‘affects poultry’ not humans.
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True to Leftist form, when it comes to understanding the concerns of Conservatives and their allies, there’s little care for defining or distinguishing between the claims of “extremists”, and thinkers who raise reasonable questions.
This includes anyone who questions Gate’s track record and his convenient reemergence as a “global leader.” Such as Robert F. Kennedy Jnr. who questioned Gates’ ties to the World Health Organization, mass vaccinations, and pharmaceutical companies.
On April 9, Kennedy responded to Gates’ statements on mandatory vaccination, writing in a lengthy Instagram post:
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Vaccines, for Bill Gates, are a strategic philanthropy that feed his many vaccine-related businesses (including Microsoft’s ambition to control a global vac ID enterprise) and give him dictatorial control over global health policy—the spear tip of corporate neo-imperialism. Gates’ obsession with vaccines seems fueled by a messianic conviction that he is ordained to save the world with technology.
Kennedy claimed:
“…Indian doctors blame the Gates campaign for a devastating vaccine-strain polio epidemic that paralyzed 496,000 children between 2000 and 2017…In 2017, the World Health Organization reluctantly admitted that the global polio explosion is predominantly a vaccine strain, meaning it is coming from Gates’ Vaccine Program. Indian government investigations charged that Gates funded researchers committed pervasive ethical violations: pressuring vulnerable village girls into the trial, bullying parents, forging consent forms, and refusing medical care to the injured girls. The case is now in the country’s Supreme Court.”
Kennedy’s examples can be corroborated. The first is supported by Sciencemag.org who in 2019 reported that ‘196 children were paralyzed not by the wild virus, but by a strain derived from a live vaccine.’ The eradication of polio was a targeted goal of Gates, who back in 2017 said, “Progress in fighting polio might be one of the world’s best-kept secrets in global health was we’re looking at now is sort of the endgame of polio eradication.”
The second is supported by Narayana Kumar from The Indian Times. In 2014 girls from tribal regions in India had experienced adverse affects after receiving the HPV vaccine from a study funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF). Two different types of vaccine were used in two different areas, both had similar after affects. The vaccine was linked to hospitalization, and/or death.
Kumar reported that ‘consent was violated because it came from hostel wardens of schools where the mostly poorer tribal children were staying;’ the ‘girls also had no idea about the nature of the disease or the vaccine.’ Ethical questions were then raised about how the vaccines were administered. As were concerns about an apparent conflict of interest due to questionable financial ties between the study, BMGF and pharmaceutical companies.
Kennedy appears to be an apocalyptic climate change theory devotee, is no fan of President Donald Trump, and as such doesn’t fit well into their one-size-fits-all ‘right-wing punditry’ box.
The reasons for subsuming a Kennedy into the right-wing tin foil hat stigma isn’t all that clear. One reason could be the fact that through his organization ‘Children’s Health Defense’, Kennedy has called for globalist and pharmaceutical accountability. He’s also an outspoken critic of mass vaccinations that have left victims in its wake and is an advocate for scientific integrity.
People are suspicious of vaccines. Especially when faced with the prospect of mandatory inoculations. More so when that vaccine hovers over a virus that we’re told by authorities we still know little about. Being cautious about vaccines displays as much prudence, as being inoculated with vaccines that have been well tested, and have a proven safety track record.
People are also suspicious of big pharmaceutical companies and their backers. This doesn’t mean they stop going to pharmacies. Questioning what we’re being sold does not make us part of some fictitious straw-man, ‘right-wing punditry.’ It distinguishes the free, discerning citizen from a feudal subject because the former understands the dangers of following the Fuehrers of this world into accepting their mark of approval, in exchange for the right to a life and a livelihood.
Public concern shouldn’t be so easily dismissed or demonized. This is why the New Times is wrong. It’s extraordinary, that the NYT, whose sole function since 2016, has been to get people to apply “buyer beware” to President Donald Trump, is so quick to criticize those who practice the same with Bill Gates.
References for further reading:[i] Kennedy, Jnr. R.F. Gates’ Globalist Vaccine Agenda: A Win-Win for Pharma and Mandatory Vaccination Sourced, 18th April 2020 from Global Research: Centre for Research on Globalisation.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-20--Miami Herald Columnist Says Crowded Beaches Will ‘Thin The Ranks’ Of Trump And DeSantis Supporters

Miami Herald columnist Fabiola Santiago said Sunday that Florida residents crowding newly reopened beaches would “ thin the ranks ” of President Donald Trump ’ s supporters .
Within hours of some of Florida ’ s beaches reopening — after being closed temporarily due to the coronavirus threat — reports and photos began to circulate showing crowds beginning to arrive .
( RELATED : Ron DeSantis Says Florida May Soon Reopen Its Schools ) Santiago suggested that those hitting the beach and apparently ignoring continued recommendations of social distancing were probably fans of President Trump , Republican Florida Gov .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Packed beaches should work nicely to thin the ranks of Trump/DeSantis/Gimenez supporters in # Florida who value money over health , ” Santiago tweeted .
Santiago went on to criticize others who were out and about in Florida , referring to them as “ the red-hatted ” who obeyed Trump .
“ Here ’ s the # miamilakes version of stupid this morning , a gathering of Mustang enthusiasts , no masks , and viejos , young people and children as it grew .
The red-hatted listening to their masters , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 200 deaths and almost 10,000 confirmed cases in Miami-Dade alone , 764 deaths in the state and 26,000 confirmed cases in state as of today and they still don ’ t get the seriousness of an easily transmissible virus , ” Santiago concluded .
The Miami Herald has yet to responded to requests for comment .

Miami Herald columnist Fabiola Santiago said Sunday that Florida residents crowding newly reopened beaches would “thin the ranks” of President Donald Trump’s supporters.
Within hours of some of Florida’s beaches reopening — after being closed temporarily due to the coronavirus threat — reports and photos began to circulate showing crowds beginning to arrive. (RELATED: Ron DeSantis Says Florida May Soon Reopen Its Schools)
Packed Florida beach offers glimpse of what may come when outdoor spaces are reopened https://t.co/leeY6dFy1Z — Adriana Brasileiro (@AdriBras) April 19, 2020
Santiago suggested that those hitting the beach and apparently ignoring continued recommendations of social distancing were probably fans of President Trump, Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Miami Mayor Carlos Gimenez.
“Packed beaches should work nicely to thin the ranks of Trump/DeSantis/Gimenez supporters in #Florida who value money over health,” Santiago tweeted.
Packed beaches should work nicely to thin the ranks of Trump/DeSantis/Gimenez supporters in #Florida who value money over health. https://t.co/u35pOSBCiq — Fabiola Santiago (@fabiolasantiago) April 19, 2020
Santiago went on to criticize others who were out and about in Florida, referring to them as “the red-hatted” who obeyed Trump. “Here’s the #miamilakes version of stupid this morning, a gathering of Mustang enthusiasts, no masks, and viejos, young people and children as it grew. The red-hatted listening to their masters,” she added.
Here’s the #miamilakes version of stupid this morning, a gathering of Mustang enthusiasts, no masks, and viejos, young people and children as it grew. The red-hatted listening to their masters. pic.twitter.com/bVm4WVj5RJ — Fabiola Santiago (@fabiolasantiago) April 19, 2020
“More than 200 deaths and almost 10,000 confirmed cases in Miami-Dade alone, 764 deaths in the state and 26,000 confirmed cases in state as of today and they still don’t get the seriousness of an easily transmissible virus,” Santiago concluded.
More than 200 deaths and almost 10,000 confirmed cases in Miami-Dade alone, 764 deaths in the state and 26,000 confirmed cases in state as of today and they still don’t get the seriousness of an easily transmissible virus. — Fabiola Santiago (@fabiolasantiago) April 19, 2020
The Miami Herald has yet to respond to requests for comment.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-20--Hmmm . . . Massachusetts General Study in Town of Chelsea Finds 32% Have Chi-Com Virus Antibodies

A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital found that 32 percent of people tested in Chelsea were found to have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus : One major caveat is that it ’ s a relatively small study , but it ’ s well worth watching to seem what more comes from it .
From the Boston Globe : Nearly one third of 200 Chelsea residents who gave a drop of blood to researchers on the street this week tested positive for antibodies linked to COVID-19 , a startling indication of how widespread infections have been in the densely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a finger pricked in Bellingham Square on Tuesday and Wednesday had antibodies that the immune system makes to fight off the coronavirus , according to Massachusetts General Hospital physicians who ran the pilot study .
The 200 participants generally appeared healthy , but about half told the doctors they had had at least one symptom of COVID-19 in the past four weeks .
There is also a question if Chelsea is representative of other cities : And it ’ s not just people on our side sharing the study , FWIW : Researchers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if they ’ re actually immune or not : Keep in mind , this is quite different than the Stanford study we told you about on Friday :

A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital found that 32 percent of people tested in Chelsea were found to have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus:
1/ In the working-class Massachusetts town of Chelsea, 32 percent of the population tested positive for viral antibodies (!) – meaning they have already been infected and recovered – 16 times the rate known to be infected. https://t.co/iMuNgfGfEK — Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) April 18, 2020
One major caveat is that it’s a relatively small study, but it’s well worth watching to seem what more comes from it. From the Boston Globe:
Nearly one third of 200 Chelsea residents who gave a drop of blood to researchers on the street this week tested positive for antibodies linked to COVID-19, a startling indication of how widespread infections have been in the densely populated city. Sixty-four residents who had a finger pricked in Bellingham Square on Tuesday and Wednesday had antibodies that the immune system makes to fight off the coronavirus, according to Massachusetts General Hospital physicians who ran the pilot study. The 200 participants generally appeared healthy, but about half told the doctors they had had at least one symptom of COVID-19 in the past four weeks.
There is also a question if Chelsea is representative of other cities:
All in favor of extensive antibody testing. But I’m from Chelsea. It’s very different from NYC. Vast majority of people in Chelsea have had to continue at on location work in jobs that make social distancing impossible. And many living with several families to an apartment. — ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) April 18, 2020
And it’s not just people on our side sharing the study, FWIW:
Researchers from Mass General did pinprick serology tests of 200 people on the street in Chelsea, Massachusetts, a very hard hit town. 30% were positive for COVID19. Lotsa caveats abt the test, manner of sampling, etc. but pretty startling number. https://t.co/hxwuxeUPgF — Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 18, 2020
Researchers can also follow these people to see if they’re actually immune or not:
Interesting: 1/3 of a sample of 200 people in Chelsea, a part of Boston hard hit by #Covid19 tested positive for antibodies. Need more & bigger studies before concluding too much. Would be good to follow folks over time to see how long they last. https://t.co/tZoSAsgVeY — Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) April 18, 2020
Keep in mind, this is quite different than the Stanford study we told you about on Friday:
The very limited studies so far using antibody tests in the U.S. have had differing results. One in California estimated 2.5-4.2% had antibodies of 3,300 people. One in Mass. of 200 people found around 33%. https://t.co/Zycxwd4UAr https://t.co/83EcdFO3oK — KCRG (@KCRG) April 19, 2020
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