vdare--2020-05-21--His Name Is Tommie Lindh: 19-Year-Old Swede Murdered by African Migrant When He Tried to Stop Him fr

His Name Is Tommie Lindh: 19-Year-Old Swede Murdered by African Migrant When He Tried to Stop Him from Raping a Swedish Girl

The name Tommie Lindh deserves to be shared across what ’ s left of the western world .
For those who still wish to see the perpetuation of western civilization must find in his final actions on this earth a courage worth remembering and sharing .
That ’ s not right .
19-year-old Tommie Lindh was a man against time , daring to defend his people against the onslaught of tomorrow .
He is a hero too few will remember , and even fewer will forget .
Sweden : Sudanese migrant arrested for raping girl and killing teenager who tried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ May 15 , 2020 Police in Sweden have arrested a Sudanese migrant who ’ s suspected of raping a woman and murdering the Swedish teen who attempted to stop him .
Abubaker Mohamed , aged 22 , was arrested in Härnösand earlier this week on charges of murder , gross rape , rape , serious illegal threats , and serious abuse .
According to a report from the Swedish news portal Samhällsnytt , Mohamed stabbed 19-year-old Tommie Lindh to death in a Härnösand apartment when Lindh attempted prevent him from raping a female @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect denied the crimes he ’ s been charged with at a hearing at the Ångermanland district court .
Following the hearing , Chamber Prosecutor Stina Sjöqvist told Swedish broadcaster SVT that Abubaker Mohamed is also suspected of committing two rapes , one gross and another of the “ normal degree ” against a victim the same Sunday the murder was committed .
Only halfway through the month of May , Sweden has seen two migrants arrested for murder and three migrants arrested for or found guilty of rape .
Days ago , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ migrant living in Sweden was charged with murdering his 17-year-old girlfriend , Wilma Andersson , after her head was found in a suitcase in his flat .
On May 2nd , a Swedish court ordered the expulsion of Afghan asylum seeker after finding him guilty of brutally raping a 14-year-old girl in Jönköping , Voice of Europe reported .
Days later , on May 8th , Voice of Europe reported on a 16-year-old Jordanian migrant was sentenced to time in a juvenile detention facility after being convicted of ten separate crimes , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2019 .
His name is Tommie Lindh .
He was a 19-year-old Swede , a white teenager who dared intervene when an African immigrant tried to rape a fellow Swede , and was stabbed to death for his heroism .
His story will be told by few in the European Union and even fewer in the United States of America ( or the United Kingdom ) .
But he got off of his knees and dared defend both his ancestors and his posterity by standing up for a fellow Swede who was being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would still be alive today if the elite of his country , in control of immigration policy , had put the interests of the Swedish people ahead of egalitarian concerns .
Say his name .
Remember it .
Remember what he tried to stop , for his final actions ( and the lack of interest in how he died ) on this earth are highly symbolic of what ’ s happen to western civilization .

The name Tommie Lindh deserves to be shared across what’s left of the Western world.
For those who still wish to see the perpetuation of western civilization must find in his final actions on this earth a courage worth remembering and sharing.
No.
That’s not right. 19-year-old Tommie Lindh was a man against time, daring to defend his people against the onslaught of tomorrow.
He is a hero too few will remember, and even fewer will forget.
Sweden: Sudanese migrant arrested for raping girl and killing teenager who tried to intervene, Voice of Europe, May 15, 2020 Police in Sweden have arrested a Sudanese migrant who’s suspected of raping a woman and murdering the Swedish teen who attempted to stop him. Abubaker Mohamed, aged 22, was arrested in Härnösand earlier this week on charges of murder, gross rape, rape, serious illegal threats, and serious abuse. According to a report from the Swedish news portal Samhällsnytt, Mohamed stabbed 19-year-old Tommie Lindh to death in a Härnösand apartment when Lindh attempted prevent him from raping a female acquaintance. On Wednesday, the 22-year-old suspect denied the crimes he’s been charged with at a hearing at the Ångermanland district court. Following the hearing, Chamber Prosecutor Stina Sjöqvist told Swedish broadcaster SVT that Abubaker Mohamed is also suspected of committing two rapes, one gross and another of the “normal degree” against a victim the same Sunday the murder was committed. Only halfway through the month of May, Sweden has seen two migrants arrested for murder and three migrants arrested for or found guilty of rape. Days ago, Voice of Europe reported that a Kurdish migrant living in Sweden was charged with murdering his 17-year-old girlfriend, Wilma Andersson, after her head was found in a suitcase in his flat. On May 2nd, a Swedish court ordered the expulsion of Afghan asylum seeker after finding him guilty of brutally raping a 14-year-old girl in Jönköping, Voice of Europe reported. Days later, on May 8th, Voice of Europe reported on a 16-year-old Jordanian migrant was sentenced to time in a juvenile detention facility after being convicted of ten separate crimes, including the rape of a 13-year-old girl in 2019.
His name is Tommie Lindh. He was a 19-year-old Swede, a white teenager who dared intervene when an African immigrant tried to rape a fellow Swede, and was stabbed to death for his heroism.
His story will be told by few in the European Union and even fewer in the United States of America (or the United Kingdom).
But he got off of his knees and dared defend both his ancestors and his posterity by standing up for a fellow Swede who was being raped by an African immigrant. He would still be alive today if the elite of his country, in control of immigration policy, had put the interests of the Swedish people ahead of egalitarian concerns.
Rest in peace, Tommie.
Say his name. Remember it. Remember what he tried to stop, for his final actions (and the lack of interest in how he died) on this earth are highly symbolic of what’s happened to western civilization.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-21--This Day In VDARE.com History, 2015: White Female Police Officer Murdered By Black Career Criminal;

This Day In VDARE.com History, 2015: White Female Police Officer Murdered By Black Career Criminal; Will Obama Send Representatives To HER Funeral?

Originally published here on VDARE.com on this day in 2015 .
The late Officer Kerrie Orozco Coaching Children at the Boys & Girls Club There will no be no protests , the Administration will send no officials to the funeral , and her death will not be linked to any larger movement .
Worth noting that Officer Orozco also had adopted nonwhite children , volunteered to help nonwhites , and as far as anyone can tell from such profiles that exist online , lived an exemplary life in terms of treating people of all races equally .
And yet , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is Officer Orozco 's killer , Marcus Wheeler , also killed at the scene .
His record is exactly what you think it is .
Police had been unable to find Wheeler for months and told the public last year to consider Wheeler armed and dangerous .
Omaha police had been seeking Wheeler in connection with the Sept. 5 shooting of Antonio Martin near 60th Street and Curtis Avenue .
Martin told police Wheeler had threatened him on Facebook several days before he shot him , according to Douglas County Court documents .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to two earlier shootings , but the charges were later dropped , according to court records .
In 2013 , Wheeler was charged as an accessory to a June 2007 murder .
Wheeler was also accused of shooting at an inhabited home in March 2013 , attempting to cause serious bodily injury to Ashley Bordeaux .
The Douglas County attorney dismissed charges in both cases .
In 2008 , Wheeler was sentenced to five years in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute cocaine .
Wheeler got out on supervised release , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He return to prison and was released in February 2014 .
On Wednesday , police handcuffed a woman at the shooting scene and took her into custody for questioning .
At the scene , Anthony Williams identified the woman as his daughter , Erica Coppage , 24 .
She recently moved into a house on Martin Avenue , he said .
Wheeler and Coppage had a child in 2009 , court records show .
Coppage appeared distraught in her front yard and occasionally let out tearful screams as police talked to her .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ September shooting killed in shootout ; officer critically injured , Kearney Hub , May 21 , 2015 ]

Originally published here on VDARE.com on this day in 2015.
The late Officer Kerrie Orozco Coaching Children at the Boys & Girls Club
There will be no protests, the Administration will send no officials to the funeral, and her death will not be linked to any larger movement.
Worth noting that Officer Orozco also had adopted nonwhite children, volunteered to help nonwhites, and as far as anyone can tell from such profiles that exist online, lived an exemplary life in terms of treating people of all races equally. And yet, her fate was sadly typical.
A month ago, Omaha Police Officer Kerrie Orozco was proud of the weight her premature daughter had gained. “She’s pretty close to 6 lbs!” Orozco wrote on Facebook, underneath photos of her two stepchildren holding baby Olivia Ruth. Orozco had been looking forward to today — the day when she could take Olivia home after three months in the neonatal intensive care unit. But she didn’t make it. Orozco, 29, was killed Wednesday, her last day of police duty before taking the rest of her maternity leave to spend with her first-born child.
Above is Officer Orozco's killer, Marcus Wheeler, also killed at the scene. His record is exactly what you think it is.


vdare--2020-05-21--Patrick J. Buchanan: What Does Winning Mean in a Forever War?

When a Wall Street Journal editorial warned this week against any precipitous U.S. withdrawal that might imperil our gains in Afghanistan , an exasperated President Trump shot back : '' Could someone please explain to them that we have been there for 19 years .
... and except at the beginning , we never really fought to win . ''
Is that true ?
Did we `` never really '' fight to win during our 19-year war in Afghanistan , except when we first ousted the Taliban in 2001 ?
At one point in this longest American war against al-Qaida @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 100,000 U.S. troops into Afghanistan .
The issue here is with the terminology .
In the forever wars of the Middle East , what does `` winning '' mean ?
To those of us who grew up in the mid-20th century , victory was Gen. MacArthur standing on the deck of the battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay as top-hatted Japanese diplomats signed the articles of surrender .
Five years after V-J day , however , came Korea , a war that lasted three years and ended in deadlock , stalemate and a truce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ North-South war had begun in June of 1950 .
Vietnam also came to be called a `` no-win war . ''
Though U.S. troops never lost a major battle , and every provincial capital was in Saigon 's hands when we departed in 1973 , the United States is said to have `` lost the war '' when the North Vietnamese army overran the South and Saigon in the spring of 1975 .
That was a geostrategic defeat but not a military defeat .
America 's problem , in this century , lies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' While U.S. military forces can crush any Middle East adversary , as we showed in Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003 , we have been unable to realize the fruits of the victories our armed forces produced .
We have failed to reorient the defeated nations to our way of thinking .
We have failed to win the peace .
While we can defeat our enemies in the air and on the seas and in cyberspace , we can not persuade them to embrace secular democracy and its values any more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
John Locke means nothing to these people .
As for our Bill of Rights , why would devout Muslims , who believe there is but one God , Allah , and that Muhammad is his only Prophet , tolerate the preaching of heresies in their countries that can cause Muslims to lose their souls ?
Millions of Muslims are familial , tribal , nationalistic , resistant to foreign intervention and proudly anti-Enlightenment .
With our `` democracy crusades , '' we have been trying to conquer and convert people who do not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we lack the patience and perseverance to change or convert them .
As imperialists , we Americans are conspicuous failures .
Moreover , with us , the national interest inevitably asserts itself .
When it comes to spending lives and treasure indefinitely we find we have no vital interest in whether these lands we occupy are ruled by monarchs , democrats , dictators or demagogues , and we lack the staying power to occupy these countries until they accept our ideas and ideals .
If they do n't attack us , why do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Our enemies in the Middle East do not defeat our military .
They outlast us .
They apparently have an inexhaustible supply of volunteers willing to give up their lives in suicide attacks .
They are willing to fight on and trade casualties endlessly .
They do not subscribe to our rules of war .
They tire us out , and , eventually , we give up and go home .
They refuse to surrender and submit because it is their beliefs , their values , their faith , their traditions , their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , their civilization , their honor that they believe they are fighting for in what is , after all , their land , not ours .
They are not trying to change us .
We are trying to change them .
And they wish to remain who they are .
Woodrow Wilson famously declared of our neighbors to the south , `` I am going to teach the Latin American republics to elect good men ! ''
Wilson forgot the kernel of truth in the ethnic slur of his era , that you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same piece of land .
If it is a contest between armed forces , America wins .
We can impose our will on the country but can not win their assent .
They resist until we tire of trying to educate them .
Historically , the Afghans are fundamentalist , tribal and impervious to foreign intervention .
What will the Taliban do when we leave ?
They will not give up their dream of again ruling the Afghan nation and people .
And they will fight until they have achieved that goal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And if 100,000 Americans fighting beside the Afghan army could not force them to surrender , then why should they settle for half a loaf and accept a compromise now ?
Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers ; his books State of Emergency : The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America , and Suicide of a Superpower : Will America Survive to 2025 ?
are available from Amazon.com .
Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “ The Greatest Comeback : How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ book , published May , 2018 , is “ Nixon ’ s White House Wars : The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.
” See Peter Brimelow ’ s review : “ Wheel And Fight ” —Pat Buchanan ’ s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump .

When a Wall Street Journal editorial warned this week against any precipitous U.S. withdrawal that might imperil our gains in Afghanistan, an exasperated President Trump shot back:
"Could someone please explain to them that we have been there for 19 years. ... and except at the beginning, we never really fought to win."
Is that true? Did we "never really" fight to win during our 19-year war in Afghanistan, except when we first ousted the Taliban in 2001?
At one point in this longest American war against al-Qaida and the Taliban, Barack Obama surged 100,000 U.S. troops into Afghanistan.
The issue here is with the terminology.
In the forever wars of the Middle East, what does "winning" mean?
To those of us who grew up in the mid-20th century, victory was Gen. MacArthur standing on the deck of the battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay as top-hatted Japanese diplomats signed the articles of surrender.
Victory was unmistakable and irreversible.
Five years after V-J day, however, came Korea, a war that lasted three years and ended in deadlock, stalemate and a truce along the 38th parallel, where the North-South war had begun in June of 1950.
Vietnam also came to be called a "no-win war."
Though U.S. troops never lost a major battle, and every provincial capital was in Saigon's hands when we departed in 1973, the United States is said to have "lost the war" when the North Vietnamese army overran the South and Saigon in the spring of 1975.
That was a geostrategic defeat but not a military defeat.
America's problem, in this century, lies in our concept of "winning."
While U.S. military forces can crush any Middle East adversary, as we showed in Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003, we have been unable to realize the fruits of the victories our armed forces produced.
We have failed to reorient the defeated nations to our way of thinking. We have failed to win the peace.
While we can defeat our enemies in the air and on the seas and in cyberspace, we cannot persuade them to embrace secular democracy and its values any more than we can convert them to Christianity.
John Locke means nothing to these people. As for our Bill of Rights, why would devout Muslims, who believe there is but one God, Allah, and that Muhammad is his only Prophet, tolerate the preaching of heresies in their countries that can cause Muslims to lose their souls?
Millions of Muslims are familial, tribal, nationalistic, resistant to foreign intervention and proudly anti-Enlightenment.
With our "democracy crusades," we have been trying to conquer and convert people who do not wish to be converted. Moreover, we lack the patience and perseverance to change or convert them.
As imperialists, we Americans are conspicuous failures.
Moreover, with us, the national interest inevitably asserts itself.
When it comes to spending lives and treasure indefinitely we find we have no vital interest in whether these lands we occupy are ruled by monarchs, democrats, dictators or demagogues, and we lack the staying power to occupy these countries until they accept our ideas and ideals.
If they don't attack us, why do we not just leave them be?
Our enemies in the Middle East do not defeat our military. They outlast us. They apparently have an inexhaustible supply of volunteers willing to give up their lives in suicide attacks. They are willing to fight on and trade casualties endlessly. They do not subscribe to our rules of war.
They tire us out, and, eventually, we give up and go home.
They refuse to surrender and submit because it is their beliefs, their values, their faith, their traditions, their tribe, their God, their culture, their civilization, their honor that they believe they are fighting for in what is, after all, their land, not ours.
They are not trying to change us. We are trying to change them. And they wish to remain who they are.
Woodrow Wilson famously declared of our neighbors to the south, "I am going to teach the Latin American republics to elect good men!"
Wilson forgot the kernel of truth in the ethnic slur of his era, that you cannot grow bananas and democracy on the same piece of land.
If it is a contest between armed forces, America wins. We can impose our will on the country but cannot win their assent. They resist until we tire of trying to educate them.
Historically, the Afghans are fundamentalist, tribal and impervious to foreign intervention.
What will the Taliban do when we leave?
They will not give up their dream of again ruling the Afghan nation and people. And they will fight until they have achieved that goal and their idea of victory: dominance.
And if 100,000 Americans fighting beside the Afghan army could not force them to surrender, then why should they settle for half a loaf and accept a compromise now?
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Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025? are available from Amazon.com. Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
His latest book, published May, 2018, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump.


vdare--2020-05-21--Mean Age of Celebrity COVID-19 Deaths: 78.5

Wikipedia has a list of “ notable people ” who are said to have died of COVID-19 , of whom 115 are listed as having died in the U.S .
The age range is from 35 ( a fat rapper named Fred the Godson ) to 100 ( astronaut John Glenn ’ s widow Annie ) , but the rapper is the only one under 50 .
The mean age was 78.5 and the median 82 .
Of the 113 celebrities with a listed place of death within the U.S. , 44 died in New York ( whether the state @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Most of these celebrities are pretty obscure .
I recognized nine of the 115 names .
The only one I recognize as still being in the prime of his career at his death was songwriter Adam Schlesinger , 52 , of Fountains of Wayne who was the main composer for the remarkable recent musical comedy sitcom Crazy Ex-Girlfriend .
So , an ailment that appeared to be especially common among celebrities in early March ( the Tom Hanks Disease era ) has gone way downscale , especially in lethality .
My guess is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ skinny and able to afford to self-isolate .

Wikipedia has a list of “notable people” who are said to have died of COVID-19, of whom 115 are listed as having died in the U.S.
The age range is from 35 (a fat rapper named Fred the Godson) to 100 (astronaut John Glenn’s widow Annie), but the rapper is the only one under 50. The mean age was 78.5 and the median 82.
Of the 113 celebrities with a listed place of death within the U.S., 44 died in New York (whether the state or the city is unclear).
Most of these celebrities are pretty obscure. I recognized nine of the 115 names. The only one I recognize as still being in the prime of his career at his death was songwriter Adam Schlesinger, 52, of Fountains of Wayne who was the main composer for the remarkable recent musical comedy sitcom Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
So, an ailment that appeared to be especially common among celebrities in early March (the Tom Hanks Disease era) has gone way downscale, especially in lethality. My guess is that actual famous current celebrities are usually skinny and able to afford to self-isolate.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-21--Cate Blanchett And The Three Amigos

Cate Blanchett And The Three Amigos

Cate Blanchett is playing conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly who defeated the Equal Rights Amendment in a miniseries entitled “ Mrs .
America ” on Hulu , with Tracey Ullman as Betty Friedan , who courageously tried to resist the lesbian takeover of feminism until finally capitulating to what she had long presciently denounced as the “ lavender menace ” in 1977 .
( Of course , the poor lesbians are now largely defeated by autogynephilic he-men claiming to be women , so what goes around comes around . )
The problem for Cate is that many of her former fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ considerable skills to playing The Enemy .
So she has penned an op-ed in the NYT to remind them she doesn ’ t actually oppose the Equal Rights Amendment like her character did : Cate Blanchett : I ’ m Not ‘ Mrs .
America.
’ That ’ s the Point .
Art allows us to investigate , illuminate and hopefully understand the apparent gap between us .
By Cate Blanchett Ms. Blanchett is a producer and actor .
Actually , Ms. Blanchett is , first and foremost , an actress .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actress has to explain to her progressive , graduate-degreed fans that she isn ’ t the same as the character she plays on TV .
From another perspective , it was pretty funny when the villagers of Santa Poco in 1916 didn ’ t realize the actors who played the Three Amigos weren ’ t actually the same as the characters they portrayed in the moving pictures : and it ’ s pretty funny in 2020 when New York Times subscribers make a similar mistake about Cate Blanchett .

Cate Blanchett is playing conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, who defeated the Equal Rights Amendment, in a miniseries entitled Mrs. America on Hulu, with Tracey Ullman as Betty Friedan, who courageously tried to resist the lesbian takeover of feminism until finally capitulating to what she had long presciently denounced as the “lavender menace” in 1977. (Of course, the poor lesbians are now largely defeated by autogynephilic he-men claiming to be women, so what goes around comes around.)
The problem for Cate is that many of her former fans are angry at her at bringing her considerable skills to playing The Enemy. So she has penned an op-ed in the NYT to remind them she doesn’t actually oppose the Equal Rights Amendment like her character did:
Cate Blanchett: I’m Not ‘Mrs. America.’ That’s the Point.
Art allows us to investigate, illuminate and hopefully understand the apparent gap between us. By Cate Blanchett
Ms. Blanchett is a producer and actor.
Actually, Ms. Blanchett is, first and foremost, an actress.
May 21, 2020, 5:00 a.m. ET
It’s pretty sad when a great actress has to explain to her progressive, graduate-degreed fans that she isn’t the same as the character she plays on TV.
From another perspective, it was pretty funny when the villagers of Santa Poco in 1916 didn’t realize the actors who played the Three Amigos weren’t actually the same as the characters they portrayed in the moving pictures:
and it’s pretty funny in 2020 when New York Times subscribers make a similar mistake about Cate Blanchett.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-20--A West Texas Reader Says American Broadcast Stations Are Being "Captured" By Hispanics From Telemund

A West Texas Reader Says American Broadcast Stations Are Being "Captured" By Hispanics From Telemundo And Univision

When invading forces have a foothold , they capture the radio and TV stations in order to broadcast propaganda and control the public .
It appears the dinosaur news networks see their future as bi-lingual .
On his May 5th show Rush Limbaugh mentioned NBC is hiring new executives from Telemundo .
[ New York AG Going After NBC News May 5 , 2020 ] So the new head of NBC News , MSNBC , and CNBC is a Mr. Cesar Conde .
He was most recently the chairman of NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises , previously worked at Univision for 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lazarus To Oversee TV And Streaming ; NBC News Boss Andy Lack Exits , With Cesar Conde To Head Combined News Operation , by Jill Goldsmith , Ted Johnson , Yahoo , May 4 , 2020 ] Mr. Conde was born in NYC to a Peruvian immigrant father and a Cuban exile mother .
He grew up in Miami , Florida .
Except for learning to climb the corporate ladder and learning to line his pockets with The Yankee Dollar , it appears he has not `` assimilated '' well , as is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their following generations .
( `` Natural conservatives '' !
! )
He promotes the `` Hispanic '' community .
I see no mention of him putting energy into the broader American community .
His corporate `` achievements '' have up to now all been in foreign-language ( Spanish ) television that exists primarily due to massive illegal alien presence in the USA .
He and his employers profit off the illegal alien traffic .
Scoff-laws .
We read nothing of Mr. Conde starting programs to teach our American Constitution , culture and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ VDARE.com has many articles chronicling Telemundo 's open-borders hooliganism such as hiring illegal alien actresses .
Blogger Federale has sounded the alarm !
Now Mr. Conde is set to run prominent news organizations .
The presidents of NBC news , MSNBC , and the Chairman of CNBC will report to Mr. Conde .
Very likely more Jorge Ramos-type reporters and anchors across all of NBC 's networks , scolding Americans for being American .
Steel yourself for 24-7 open borders hectoring ramped up to new extremes from all NBC `` news '' groups @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the same reader .

From: A West Texas Reader [Email him]
When invading forces have a foothold, they capture the radio and TV stations in order to broadcast propaganda and control the public.
It appears the dinosaur news networks see their future as bi-lingual.
On his May 5th show Rush Limbaugh mentioned NBC is hiring new executives from Telemundo. [New York AG Going After NBC News May 5, 2020] So the new head of NBC News, MSNBC, and CNBC is a Mr. Cesar Conde. He was most recently the chairman of NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises, previously worked at Univision for 10 years. [NBCUniversal Restructures: Mark Lazarus To Oversee TV And Streaming; NBC News Boss Andy Lack Exits, With Cesar Conde To Head Combined News Operation, by Jill Goldsmith, Ted Johnson, Yahoo, May 4, 2020]
Mr. Conde was born in NYC to a Peruvian immigrant father and a Cuban exile mother. He grew up in Miami, Florida. Except for learning to climb the corporate ladder and learning to line his pockets with The Yankee Dollar, it appears he has not "assimilated" well, as is the case with many post-1965 immigrants and their following generations. ("Natural conservatives"!!)
He promotes the "Hispanic" community. I see no mention of him putting energy into the broader American community. His corporate "achievements" have up to now all been in foreign-language (Spanish) television that exists primarily due to massive illegal alien presence in the USA. He and his employers profit off the illegal alien traffic. Scoff-laws.
Mr. Conde's wikipedia page includes this (enphasis is mine) :
"Telemundo’s commitment to empower the Hispanic community was reinforced in March of 2019 when “Hazte Contar,” or “Get Counted,” was added under the umbrella of “El Poder en Ti.” The campaign seeks to increase participation in the upcoming elections and 2020 Census, which will help improve quality of life through a fair distribution of federal funds.
We read nothing of Mr. Conde starting programs to teach our American Constitution, culture and history to his "community".
VDARE.com has many articles chronicling Telemundo's open-borders hooliganism such as hiring illegal alien actresses. Blogger Federale has sounded the alarm!
Now Mr. Conde is set to run prominent news organizations. The presidents of NBC news, MSNBC, and the Chairman of CNBC will report to Mr. Conde. Very likely more Jorge Ramos-type reporters and anchors across all of NBC's networks, scolding Americans for being American.
Steel yourself for 24-7 open borders hectoring ramped up to new extremes from all NBC "news" groups this election year.
See earlier letters from the same reader.


vdare--2020-05-21--SAID IN SPANISH: Can AMLO Sweet-Talk Trump Into Amnesty? Mexico Still Deporting Central Americans; E

SAID IN SPANISH: Can AMLO Sweet-Talk Trump Into Amnesty? Mexico Still Deporting Central Americans; ETC. (FIVE ITEMS)

ORANGE ALERT !
AMLO To Sweet-Talk Susceptible Trump Into An Amnesty ?
Patriots beware !
Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ( “ AMLO ” ) is scheduled to meet with President Trump in July .
One possible topic for discussion : Amnesty for illegal Mexicans , Milenio reports : As I ’ ve noted before , despite being on the Left , AMLO goes out of his way not to criticize President Trump .
And note one purpose of the get-together : to thank Trump for helping Mexico .
That isn ’ t good for us , given Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ emotional appeals .
Let AMLO cajole and wheedle all he wants , Mr. President .
But don ’ t “ regularize ” a single illegal alien !
Mexico most emphatically does not want “ migrant ” Central Americans heading for the U.S. border to add to its Coronavirus problem .
So the Mexican immigration agency has been unflinchingly deporting them : Most of the deportees were reportedly from the “ Northern Triangle ” of Honduras , Guatemala , and El Salvador , which don ’ t much appreciate Mexico ’ s hard-nosed virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accepting them , and the Guatemalan government has complained that four unaccompanied minors deported from Mexico back to Guatemala tested positive for coronavirus [ Cuatro menores guatemaltecos dan positivo de coronavirus tras ser deportados de México ( “ Four Guatemalan Minors Test Positive After Being Deported from Mexico ” ) , by La Prensa Libre , May 7 , 2020 ] .
US Mexican Associations Issue “ Manifesto To The Nation ” —The Mexican Nation If you want to know how Mexicans in the U.S. view themselves , consider this : A coalition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ Manifesto ” to the Mexican government [ Manifiesto a la Nación Frente a La Crisis Sanitaria y Económica del País – Propuestas de Federaciones Organizaciones Mexicanas de Migrantes en Estados Unidos ( “ Manifesto to the Nation to Confront the Health and Economic Crisis of the Country— Proposals of the Mexican Migrant Federations and Organizations in the United States ” ) April 27 , 2020 ] .
Addressed to AMLO , his cabinet , the Congress , governors , party leaders , the private sector , and most ambitiously of all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its Transnational Communities , ” the Manifesto has just one purpose : to get money from the Mexican government i.e .
increase Mexican Meddling in our internal affairs .
But that ’ s not the most interesting thing about the Manifesto .
Note what it inadvertently admits about Mexicans here in the U.S. and whether they even plan to assimilate , as we are told so often that they will : “ [ W ] e address the entire Mexican nation of 165 million persons , 127 million in Mexico and 38 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ says .
( My emphasis ) .
In other words , the manifesto ’ s 31 signatories believe that “ 38 million in the United States ” are Mexicans first and Americans second -- as the logos associated with them also show .
For example , one was shaped like my home state , Oklahoma , where Mexicans are supposedly represented by the House of Zacatecas Federation in Tulsa .
Look at the logo carefully : Inside the Sooner State is an image of Zacatecas , a state in Mexico , with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flags .
Other groups include Association of Mexicans in North Carolina and the Migrant Collective in Chicago , Illinois .
Guatemalan Ambassador To U.S. On How The Pandemic Helps Guatemala Guatemala doesn ’ t want the U.S. to deport Guatemalans infected with COVID-19 back home yet encourages them to come here as guest workers where they could catch the virus , as I reported recently , .
During a recent interview with Prensa Libre , the Guatemalan ambassador to the United States showed that his government knows exactly what it ’ s doing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ventaja para la relación diplomática con EE .
UU .
( “ How the Coronavirus can give us an advantage in our diplomatic relationship with the United States ” ) , by Sergio Morales Rodas , Prensa Libre , May 15 , 2020 ] .
Alfonso Quinonez , a Euro-Guatemalan like President Alejandro Giammattei , has been ambassador since March 18 , yet can ’ t fly to the U.S. because of the pandemic .
But that doesn ’ t mean he has nothing to say about his job and what he intends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : • His principal job ?
“ To promote the interests of Guatemala in the United States.
” • On guest workers and H-2A visas : “ I aspire to promote a dignified , humane and respectful treatment of our migrants , increase the number of H-2A work visas.
” ( My emphasis ) .
• On how Americans need Guatemalans , particularly because of the pandemic : “ [ T ] he coronavirus emergency has generated an important demand for workers , particularly in agriculture .
… Guatemalans , we have an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It ’ s not only I who say this but the Secretary of Agriculture of the United States and a congressman from Georgia who had a lot of pressure from the farmers of his district to have farm workers.
” Of course , Guatemala ’ s ambassador will promote his country ’ s interests .
That is indeed his job .
But when do we start promoting ours ?
However much the Guatemalan government wants and expected its people to live and work in the U.S. , it doesn ’ t think much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Guatemala : Captured at the El Mirador Mayan archaeological site in the northern Peten Department , these lumber liquidators weren ’ t felling a few random trees .
They were setting up a serious operation : Wrote Carlitos Navas , who uses a photo of Charles Manson as his avatar : Is it just me , or does Carlitos sound a little…xenophobic ?
American citizen Allan Wall ( email him ) moved back to the U.S.A. in 2008 after many years residing in Mexico .
Allan 's wife is Mexican , and their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Allan served a tour of duty in Iraq with the Texas Army National Guard .
His VDARE.COM articles are archived here ; his Mexidata.info articles are archived here ; his News With Views columns are archived here ; and his website is here .

ORANGE ALERT! AMLO To Sweet-Talk Susceptible Trump Into An Amnesty?
Patriots beware! Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (“AMLO”) is scheduled to meet with President Trump in July. One possible topic for discussion: Amnesty for illegal Mexicans, Milenio reports:
[AMLO] suggested the possibility of proposing a migratory reform to his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, with the purpose of regularizing the Mexicans who live in that country without legal documents. During his morning press conference, he admitted that this subject might be dealt with during his possible future visit to the United States, planned for July, to express appreciation for the support of that country during the COVID-19 epidemic and the fall in oil prices.
[AMLO analiza proponer reforma migratoria a Trump (“AMLO considers proposing a migratory reform to Trump”), by Pedro Dominguez, May 5, 2020]
As I’ve noted before, despite being on the Left, AMLO goes out of his way not to criticize President Trump. And note one purpose of the get-together: to thank Trump for helping Mexico.
That isn’t good for us, given Trump’s notorious susceptibility to flattery and emotional appeals.
Let AMLO cajole and wheedle all he wants, Mr. President. But don’t “regularize” a single illegal alien!
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Mexico Continues To Deport Central Americans
Mexico most emphatically does not want “migrant” Central Americans heading for the U.S. border to add to its coronavirus problem. So the Mexican immigration agency has been unflinchingly deporting them:
[The agency] repatriated 4,303 foreign citizens from March 21 to date, leaving only 231 persons in its migratory stations. As a result, it has avoided any outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19 in those centers. [Migración evitó contagios de coronavirus repatriando a más de 4 mil extranjeros (“Migration Avoids Spread of Coronavirus by Repatriating More Than 4,000 Foreigners”), by Fernando Damian, Milenio, May 12, 2020]
Most of the deportees were reportedly from the “Northern Triangle” of Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, which don’t much appreciate Mexico’s hard-nosed virus policy.
El Salvador is now not accepting them, and the Guatemalan government has complained that four unaccompanied minors deported from Mexico back to Guatemala tested positive for coronavirus [Cuatro menores guatemaltecos dan positivo de coronavirus tras ser deportados de México (“Four Guatemalan Minors Test Positive After Being Deported from Mexico”), by La Prensa Libre, May 7, 2020].
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US Mexican Associations Issue “Manifesto To The Nation”—The Mexican Nation
If you want to know how Mexicans in the U.S. view themselves, consider this:
A coalition of 31 Mexican associations here recently sent a “Manifesto” to the Mexican government [Manifiesto a la Nación Frente a La Crisis Sanitaria y Económica del País – Propuestas de Federaciones Organizaciones Mexicanas de Migrantes en Estados Unidos (“Manifesto to the Nation to Confront the Health and Economic Crisis of the Country— Proposals of the Mexican Migrant Federations and Organizations in the United States”), April 27, 2020].
Addressed to AMLO, his cabinet, the Congress, governors, party leaders, the private sector, and most ambitiously of all, the “People of Mexico and its Transnational Communities,” the Manifesto has just one purpose: to get money from the Mexican government i.e., increase Mexican Meddling in our internal affairs.
But that’s not the most interesting thing about the Manifesto. Note what it inadvertently admits about Mexicans here in the U.S. and whether they even plan to assimilate, as we are told so often that they will:
“[W]e address the entire Mexican nation of 165 million persons, 127 million in Mexico and 38 million in the United States,” it says. (My emphasis.)
In other words, the manifesto’s 31 signatories believe that “38 million in the United States” are Mexicans first and Americans second—as the logos associated with them also show.
For example, one was shaped like my home state, Oklahoma, where Mexicans are supposedly represented by the House of Zacatecas Federation in Tulsa.
Look at the logo carefully: Inside the Sooner State is an image of Zacatecas, a state in Mexico, with the colors of both the American and Mexican flags.
Other groups include the Association of Mexicans in North Carolina and the Migrant Collective in Chicago, Illinois.
It’s time to close the border.
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Guatemalan Ambassador To U.S. On How The Pandemic Helps Guatemala
Guatemala doesn’t want the U.S. to deport Guatemalans infected with COVID-19 back home yet encourages them to come here as guest workers where they could catch the virus, as I reported recently,
During a recent interview with Prensa Libre, the Guatemalan ambassador to the United States showed that his government knows exactly what it’s doing [Cómo el coronavirus podría traer una ventaja para la relación diplomática con EE. UU. (“How the Coronavirus can give us an advantage in our diplomatic relationship with the United States”), by Sergio Morales Rodas, Prensa Libre, May 15, 2020].
Alfonso Quinonez, a Euro-Guatemalan like President Alejandro Giammattei, has been ambassador since March 18, yet can’t fly to the U.S. because of the pandemic. But that doesn’t mean he has nothing to say about his job and what he intends to do.
Consider these three nuggets:
His principal job? “To promote the interests of Guatemala in the United States.”
On guest workers and H-2A visas: “I aspire to promote a dignified, humane and respectful treatment of our migrants, increase the number of H-2A work visas.” (My emphasis.)
(My emphasis.) On how Americans need Guatemalans, particularly because of the pandemic: “[T]he coronavirus emergency has generated an important demand for workers, particularly in agriculture. … Guatemalans, we have an excellent reputation of being excellent workers. It’s not only I who say this but the Secretary of Agriculture of the United States and a congressman from Georgia who had a lot of pressure from the farmers of his district to have farm workers.”
Of course, Guatemala’s ambassador will promote his country’s interests. That is indeed his job.
But when do we start promoting ours?
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Mexicans Arrested For Illegal Logging … In Guatemala
However much the Guatemalan government wants and expected its people to live and work in the U.S., it doesn’t think much of foreigners who set up shop in Guatemala:
Seven Mexicans were caught by authorities after reports of the presence of foreigners in the area of the biosphere who were attempting to plunder the forest. [Capturan a siete mexicanos por tala ilegal en la Reserva de la Biosfera Maya (“Seven Mexicans Captured for Illegal Logging in the Maya Biosphere Reserve”), by Donny Stewart, Prensa Libre, May 4, 2020]
Captured at the El Mirador Mayan archaeological site in the northern Peten Department, these lumber liquidators weren’t felling a few random trees. They were setting up a serious operation:
Two all-terrain vehicles with Mexican license plates, a motorcycle, chainsaws, hammocks and cooking equipment were confiscated from the men. According to authorities, they had installed a campsite for the plundering of valuable wood.
Commenters at Prensa Libre were unsympathetic.
Wrote Carlitos Navas, who uses a photo of Charles Manson as his avatar:
At least give them twenty years in jail. These people destroy the biosphere, not caring about anything, in lands that aren’t even theirs.
Is it just me, or does Carlitos sound a little…xenophobic?
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American citizen Allan Wall (email him) moved back to the U.S.A. in 2008 after many years residing in Mexico. Allan's wife is Mexican, and their two sons are bilingual. In 2005, Allan served a tour of duty in Iraq with the Texas Army National Guard. His VDARE.COM articles are archived here; his Mexidata.info articles are archived here; his News With Views columns are archived here; and his website is here.


vdare--2020-05-22--LA Times: Biden Was Right. He Just Didn’t Have The Right To Say It.

On the Los Angeles Times opinion page , an LAT Editorial Board member writes : Opinion : Biden says if @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t vote for him , you ’ re not black .
He ’ @ @ @ @ @ black radio host Charlamagne tha God told Joe Biden at the end of a spirited @ @ @ @ @ needed to come back on his show because “ We got more questions , ” @ @ @ @ @ You got more questions .
If you have a problem figuring out if you ’ @ @ @ @ @ , then you ain ’ t black.
” As ridiculous as it was to say @ @ @ @ @ and TV personality who , among other things , wrote a book he calls a @ @ @ @ @ hood , ” here ’ s the thing : Biden was right .
He just @ @ @ @ @ right to say it .

On the Los Angeles Times opinion page, an LAT Editorial Board member writes:
Opinion: Biden says if you’re black and don’t vote for him, you’re not black. He’s right
By CARLA HALL [Tweet her] EDITORIAL WRITER
MAY 22, 20202:03 PM
When the popular black radio host Charlamagne tha God told Joe Biden at the end of a spirited but friendly interview that he needed to come back on his show because “We got more questions,” Biden shot back:
“You got more questions. If you have a problem figuring out if you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”
Good one, Joe.
As ridiculous as it was to say that to a black radio and TV personality who, among other things, wrote a book he calls a “self-help guide for the hood,” here’s the thing: Biden was right. He just didn’t have the right to say it.


vdare--2020-05-22--A Reader Tries To FInd A Confederate Flag Mask To Wear, Finds Them Banned By Amazon

I thought I would buy a mask that had the Confederate Flag on the front .
I Googled it and @ @ @ @ @ thousands ? )
of references to `` Michigan State Senator apologizes—is asked to resign '' @ @ @ @ @ is ridiculous .
I saw two ads for them ; Amazon and one other place @ @ @ @ @ got a 404 page does not exist .
James Fulford writes : A possible substitute @ @ @ @ @ String Bikini '' from Rebel Nation Outfitters , which sells all kind of Confederate merchandise @ @ @ @ @ The pieces are about the right size .
Of course , it looks better in @ @ @ @ @ , Amazon banned the Confederate Flag from its store after Dylann Roof 's mass murder @ @ @ @ @ masks are `` covered '' by that policy .

From: A Confederate-American Reader [Email him]
I thought I would buy a mask that had the Confederate Flag on the front. I Googled it and I literally got hundreds (thousands?) of references to "Michigan State Senator apologizes—is asked to resign" for wearing one.
Perhaps those with such errors in judgment should not be elected to represent the people. Michigan state senator Dale Zorn apologizes for wearing Confederate flag face mask to Senate coronavirus session - The Washington Post https://t.co/aXbwkaLaRR — E B Wilson-Oyelaran (@wilsonoy) April 26, 2020
This is ridiculous. I saw two ads for them; Amazon and one other place; when I clicked I got a 404 page does not exist.
James Fulford writes: A possible substitute would be the "Rebel String Bikini" from Rebel Nation Outfitters, which sells all kind of Confederate merchandise, not through Amazon.
The pieces are about the right size. Of course, it looks better in its original use.
Seriously, Amazon banned the Confederate Flag from its store after Dylann Roof's mass murder, so I suppose these masks are "covered" by that policy.


vdare--2020-05-22--This Day In VDARE.com History, 2015: Immigrant Mass Murder Suspect in DC Family Slaughter Case Arres

This Day In VDARE.com History, 2015: Immigrant Mass Murder Suspect in DC Family Slaughter Case Arrested

Originally published here on VDARE.com on this day in 2015 .
See also THE FULFORD FILE : Funny Thing—Hoax Crime Hysterias Always Upstage Black-On-White Atrocities .
[ See Also : Quadruple Murder in DC Apparently BOTH Immigrant Mass Murder And Disgruntled Minority Massacre ] After a multistate manhunt , authorities tracked the suspect in the deaths of a wealthy D.C. family and their housekeeper to a motel parking lot , trailing him and four others through a meandering route before arresting the emotionless ex-convict , officials said .
Police have not detailed why Daron Dylon Wint — a welder who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to kill 46-year-old Savvas Savopoulos ; his 47-year-old wife , Amy ; their son , Philip ; and housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa .
Three of the four had been stabbed or bludgeoned before their bodies were found in their burned mansion May 14 .
Wint , 34 , was arrested about 11 p.m. Thursday and is charged with first-degree murder while armed , D.C. police and the U.S .
Marshals Service said .
He was expected to appear in D.C. Superior Court on Friday afternoon ...
The Savopouloses lived in a $ 4.5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mansions are protected by fences and security systems and local and federal law enforcement officers are a constant presence , in part because Vice President Joe Biden 's official residence is nearby .
[ Ex-con who worked for rich family arrested in their deaths , by Ben Nuckols , Associated Press , May 22 , 2015 ] Mark Steyn wrote that one measure of civilization is how easily you can protect yourself from a society 's `` snarling underclass '' [ In the Absence of Guns , American Spectator , June 2000 ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ American society is that our upper class deliberately imports a violent lumpen-proletariat from other nations , as if to taunt American workers with their presence .
Unfortunately for the Savopoulos family and their housekeeper , even an expensive housekeeper and security system ca n't protect you entirely from societal rot .
And if we accept Steyn 's definition , our civilization is barely worthy of the term .

Originally published here on VDARE.com on this day in 2015. See also THE FULFORD FILE: Funny Thing—Hoax Crime Hysterias Always Upstage Black-On-White Atrocities.
Guyanese Immigrant Daron Dylon Wint
[See Also: Quadruple Murder in DC Apparently BOTH Immigrant Mass Murder And Disgruntled Minority Massacre]
After a multistate manhunt, authorities tracked the suspect in the deaths of a wealthy D.C. family and their housekeeper to a motel parking lot, trailing him and four others through a meandering route before arresting the emotionless ex-convict, officials said.
Police have not detailed why Daron Dylon Wint — a welder who once worked for the victim — would want to kill 46-year-old Savvas Savopoulos; his 47-year-old wife, Amy; their son, Philip; and housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa. Three of the four had been stabbed or bludgeoned before their bodies were found in their burned mansion May 14.
Wint, 34, was arrested about 11 p.m. Thursday and is charged with first-degree murder while armed, D.C. police and the U.S. Marshals Service said. He was expected to appear in D.C. Superior Court on Friday afternoon...


vdare--2020-05-22--What Do Economists Recommend When the Urge for Conspicuous Consumption Collapses?

A large fraction of discretionary spending in the modern American economy is conspicuous consumption intended to impress other people , @ @ @ @ @ For example : But what if you just aren ’ t in the mood to @ @ @ @ @ the other goombahs ?
If you don ’ t feel comfortable crowding into the Copa @ @ @ @ @ t need to buy a new tux and you don ’ t need to have @ @ @ @ @ hand out .
I can imagine my Animal Instincts reviving the day I get my @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t see me wanting to hit up the Bright Lights , Big City @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t see is the science of economics having much advice to give @ @ @ @ @ hedonic value I ’ d get out of a new suit or new car would @ @ @ @ @ ’ d have expected in 2019 .

A large fraction of discretionary spending in the modern American economy is conspicuous consumption intended to impress other people, especially face to face. For example:
But what if you just aren’t in the mood to drop by the Copacabana with the other goombahs? If you don’t feel comfortable crowding into the Copa, maybe you don’t need to buy a new tux and you don’t need to have pay $20 to each hand out.
I can imagine my Animal Instincts reviving the day I get my vaccine shot.
But I don’t see me wanting to hit up the Bright Lights, Big City until about then.
What I don’t see is the science of economics having much advice to give in the meantime when the hedonic value I’d get out of a new suit or new car would be considerably below what I’d have expected in 2019.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-22--The Future for White Boomers: Black Man Beats Elderly White Nursing Home Patients and Posts Video on

The Future for White Boomers: Black Man Beats Elderly White Nursing Home Patients and Posts Video on Social Media

See , earlier : The Fulford File : Why Immigrant Caregivers Are Not The Answer To Coronavirus Crisis—15 Minority Hospital Rapists In 5 Years A glimpse of the future for white retirees .
As white boomers enter retirement homes , you get a glimpse of what awaits you in this story .
Check your white privilege at the door… UPDATE : Black Man Caught on Video Beating Elderly White Nursing Home Patients ARRESTED After Hero Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch Alerts Authorities , Gateway Pundit , May 21 , 2020 Numerous disturbing videos were circulating social media showing a black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ women in nursing homes .
Jaydon Hayden is reportedly from Westland , Michigan and beat elderly white nursing home patients for sport .
There are three videos right now on Bitchute showing the man beating white people .
The man is filming himself beating the seniors in their beds until they are bleeding .
Judicial Watch boss Tom Fitton said the watchdog group contacted authorities after he was alerted to the disturbing videos .
“ This was also posted on my Twitter feed and Judicial Watch contacted authorities who then , in response @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Thanks to those who helped us get this done.
” Tom Fitton said .
All across this nation , people know what is happening , but are so afraid of publicly admitting reality .
We all know what would have happened if this were a white nursing home employee beating an elderly black man or black woman in a nursing home , so there ’ s no need to resort to talking about double standards .
As we long ago pointed out here , there is only The Standard , a one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individuals , but all white people exclusively for racism and racial attacks .

See, earlier: The Fulford File: Why Immigrant Caregivers Are Not The Answer To Coronavirus Crisis—15 Minority Hospital Rapists In 5 Years
A glimpse of the future for white retirees. As white boomers enter retirement homes, you get a glimpse of what awaits you in this story.
Check your white privilege at the door…
UPDATE: Black Man Caught on Video Beating Elderly White Nursing Home Patients ARRESTED After Hero Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch Alerts Authorities, Gateway Pundit, May 21, 2020 Numerous disturbing videos were circulating social media showing a black Michigan man beating elderly white men and women in nursing homes. Jaydon Hayden is reportedly from Westland, Michigan and beat elderly white nursing home patients for sport. There are three videos right now on Bitchute showing the man beating white people. The man is filming himself beating the seniors in their beds until they are bleeding. Judicial Watch boss Tom Fitton said the watchdog group contacted authorities after he was alerted to the disturbing videos. “This was also posted on my Twitter feed and Judicial Watch contacted authorities who then, in response to our concern, arrested this person. Thanks to those who helped us get this done.” Tom Fitton said.
All across this nation, people know what is happening, but are so afraid of publicly admitting reality.
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We all know what would have happened if this were a white nursing home employee beating an elderly black man or black woman in a nursing home, so there’s no need to resort to talking about double standards.
As we long ago pointed out here, there is only The Standard, a one-way street for blaming not just white individuals, but all white people exclusively for racism and racial attacks.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-22--Still No Motive Known in Black-On-White Delaware Veterans' Cemetery Massacre

Earlier : John Derbyshire : Why Hasn ’ t The NEW YORK TIMES Reported The Murder Of Paul And Lidia Marino ?
My Taki ’ s column nine days ago— “ Racial Revenge ?
” —asked if the murder of two white octogenarians visiting their sons grave by a black man might have been inspired by the media hoopla over the shooting of jogger/prowler Ahmaud Arbery .
From WDEL news radio in Delaware : State police still looking for motive in Delaware Veterans Cemetery killings , confirm they killed shooter Sean Greene Published May 21 , 2020 at 9:45 pm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ answers two weeks after a standoff at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery left an Elkton , Maryland , couple and their shooter dead .
On May 8 , gunfire broke the silence in the area of Glasgow , just north of the Summit Bridge .
Dozens of officers tried to track down Sheldon Francis of Middletown , ultimately getting into a firefight in the woods between the cemetery and Brennan Estates , leaving their armored BearCat with plenty of broken glass .
The BearCat is an armored car that law enforcement critics complain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ militarized ” police .
The killer was likely a good shot .
“ This piece of equipment–without it–I think things would have ended differently for our troopers that day , ” said Delaware State Police Major Danny Meadows at Troop 2 on Thursday .
What Delaware State Police are still struggling with is Francis ’ motive .
Police confirmed that Francis was killed by police and did not take his own life , but now they ’ re hoping they can find someone who can sort out why he chose to kill to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no one else at the cemetery .
“ We have no indication at all that he was targeting these two victims , ” said State Police Captain Peter Sawyer .
Meanwhile , the national press is spectacularly uninterested in this case .
None of the names of the victims or killer has ever appeared in the New York Times , for instance .
In contrast , Google says the name “ Ahmaud Arbery ” has appeared on the nytimes.com site 93,500 times : … which sounds like at least a moderate exaggeration .

Earlier: John Derbyshire: Why Hasn’t The NEW YORK TIMES Reported The Murder Of Paul And Lidia Marino?
My Taki’s column nine days ago—“Racial Revenge?” —asked if the murder of two white octogenarians visiting their sons grave by a black man might have been inspired by the media hoopla over the shooting of jogger/prowler Ahmaud Arbery. From WDEL news radio in Delaware:
State police still looking for motive in Delaware Veterans Cemetery killings, confirm they killed shooter
Sean Greene Published May 21, 2020 at 9:45 pm Delaware State Police are still looking for answers two weeks after a standoff at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery left an Elkton, Maryland, couple and their shooter dead. On May 8, gunfire broke the silence in the area of Glasgow, just north of the Summit Bridge. Dozens of officers tried to track down Sheldon Francis of Middletown, ultimately getting into a firefight in the woods between the cemetery and Brennan Estates, leaving their armored BearCat with plenty of broken glass.
The BearCat is an armored car that law enforcement critics complain about when they talk about the “militarized” police.
The killer was likely a good shot.
“This piece of equipment–without it–I think things would have ended differently for our troopers that day,” said Delaware State Police Major Danny Meadows at Troop 2 on Thursday. What Delaware State Police are still struggling with is Francis’ motive. Police confirmed that Francis was killed by police and did not take his own life, but now they’re hoping they can find someone who can sort out why he chose to kill to kill Paul and Lidia Marino, and no one else at the cemetery. “We have no indication at all that he was targeting these two victims,” said State Police Captain Peter Sawyer.
Meanwhile, the national press is spectacularly uninterested in this case. None of the names of the victims or killer has ever appeared in the New York Times, for instance. In contrast, Google says the name “Ahmaud Arbery” has appeared on the nytimes.com site 93,500 times:
… which sounds like at least a moderate exaggeration.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-05-22--NYT: Trump Derangement Syndrome Getting in the Way of Scientific Progress, But That's Trump's Fault

From the New York Times news section an article about how Trump is ruining science … by — if you read it very carefully — causing Trump haters to become deranged with fear about a medicine that has been prescribed 5 million times per year in the U.S. for decades for run of the mill ailments like rheumatoid arthritis .
I ’ ve cut out most of the Reader Service parts about how awful Trump is and just left the parts that tell the real story about how Trump Derangement Syndrome is slowing scientific progress .
The political fights around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he takes daily have impeded studies into whether it works to prevent coronavirus infection or treat Covid-19 early .
WASHINGTON — President Trump ’ s enthusiastic embrace of a malaria drug that he now says he takes daily — and the resulting uproar in the news media — appears to be interfering with legitimate scientific research into whether the medicine might work to prevent coronavirus infection or treat the disease in its early stages .
… “ It ’ s gotten a bad reputation only because I ’ m promoting it , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ else were promoting it , they would say it ’ s the best thing ever.
” Last week , the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases , which Dr. Fauci leads , announced a 2,000-patient study to determine whether hydroxychloroquine , when combined with the antibiotic azithromycin , “ can prevent hospitalization and death from Covid-19 , ” joining more than 50 other clinical trials involving hydroxychloroquine that are continuing in the United States .
… Other researchers around the country said the controversy was depressing enrollment in their clinical trials .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ say , ‘ Now I ’ m afraid , I want to disenroll , ’ ” said Dr. Deneen Vojta , the executive vice president for research and development at UnitedHealth Group , the insurance giant , which is conducting a smaller study of hydroxychloroquine alone .
In a draft letter to the Journal of the American Medical Association , obtained by The New York Times , members of a research consortium complained that “ negative media coverage ” of hydroxychloroquine — in particular the studies showing it might have harmed hospitalized patients @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drop in enrollment in trials run by institutions including the University of Minnesota , the University of Washington , Columbia University in New York and Henry Ford Hospital .
Inside the White House , the president ’ s trade adviser , Peter Navarro , who is an enthusiast for hydroxychloroquine and has worked with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to steer 19 million pills from the stockpile to 14 coronavirus hot zones around the country , said “ hydroxy hysteria ” in the news media — not Mr. Trump — was to blame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ war of hysteria on hydroxychloroquine killed people ?
” Mr. Navarro asked in an interview .
“ If the scientific evidence does indeed prove that the medicine has both prophylactic and therapeutic value , the answer is yes.
” While Mr. Navarro complained that “ fake news and bad reporting ” had resulted in a “ dramatic drop in demand for hydroxy at hospitals , ” Dr. Mitchell Katz , the president and chief executive of NYC Health and Hospitals , the nation ’ s largest municipal health system , said hospitals and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the F.D.A .
approved another medicine , remdesivir , for treatment of Covid-19 .
Hydroxychloroquine is a cheap generic while remdesivir is on patent , and even legitimately costs a lot of money to manufacture .
Also , it ’ s possible the two medicines might have very different uses , such as one being most helpful in severe cases and the other in mild cases or even as a prophylactic .
… When Mr. Trump first began talking up hydroxychloroquine , Dr. Hernandez said , he faced questions about whether his study @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to more people than were receiving placebo .
When he started , he said , two-thirds of more than 12,000 health care workers who have signed up for a coronavirus registry were willing to participate in his study .
Now , only half are .
… Dr. Hernandez and others , including Dr. O ’ Neill , say that no study — even those conducted in hospitalized patients — has produced definitive results about hydroxychloroquine for the coronavirus , though several have suggested it could be harmful especially to patients with underlying heart @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up a vast amount of data over the last 55 years on what the side effects of this massively widely prescribed drug can be and who should and should not take it .
It ’ s irresponsible media scaremongering to say that hydroxychloroquine is killing people with specific heart conditions because doctors know exactly which heart conditions to avoid from decades of prescribing it to millions of malaria , lupus , and rheumatoid arthritis patients .
… A small study in Brazil was halted after patients taking a high dose of chloroquine — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ less safe — developed irregular heart rates that increased their risk of a potentially fatal heart arrhythmia .
Dr. Christine Johnston , an associate professor of medicine at the University of Washington who is hoping to enroll 630 people in a trial examining the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in those recently infected , said many of her patients conflated the Brazil study with her drug .
She , too , has seen a dip in enrollment .
“ People put these things together in their minds but they are actually very different , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 1960s in part to get around some of the nasty side effects of chloroquine .
In contrast to the MSM scare stories , here is the beginning of the Wikipedia page on the medicine : Hydroxychloroquine ( HCQ ) , sold under the brand name Plaquenil among others , is a medication used to prevent and treat malaria in areas where malaria remains sensitive to chloroquine .
[ 2 ] Other uses include treatment of rheumatoid arthritis , lupus , and porphyria cutanea tarda .
[ 2 ] It is taken by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also being studied as a treatment for coronavirus disease 2019 ( COVID-19 ) , although evidence for its efficacy is lacking .
[ 3 ] [ 4 ] A further clinical trial is now under way Hydroxychloroquine and Zinc With Either Azithromycin or Doxycycline for Treatment of COVID-19 in Outpatient Setting .
[ 5 ] Common side effects include vomiting , headache , changes in vision , and muscle weakness .
[ 2 ] Severe side effects may include allergic reactions , vision problems , and heart problems .
[ 2 ] [ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be excluded , it remains a treatment for rheumatic disease during pregnancy .
[ 7 ] Hydroxychloroquine is in the antimalarial and 4-aminoquinoline families of medication .
[ 2 ] Hydroxychloroquine was approved for medical use in the United States in 1955 .
[ 2 ] It is on the World Health Organization ’ s List of Essential Medicines , the safest and most effective medicines needed in a health system .
[ 8 ] In 2017 , it was the 128th most commonly prescribed medication in the United States , with more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] [ 10 ] That doesn ’ t mean it ’ s going to work for this novel disease .
The odds are much against any single drug already approved for safety happening to also be effective against this new problem But if you were rank ordering existing drugs in terms of likelihood of perhaps having some good effect , the word of mouth out of Wuhan and some other places would put hydroxychloroquine toward the top of the list of drugs to check first .

From the New York Times news section an article about how Trump is ruining science … by — if you read it very carefully — causing Trump haters to become deranged with fear about a medicine that has been prescribed 5 million times per year in the U.S. for decades for run of the mill ailments like rheumatoid arthritis. I’ve cut out most of the Reader Service parts about how awful Trump is and just left the parts that tell the real story about how Trump Derangement Syndrome is slowing scientific progress.
Amid Hydroxychloroquine Uproar, Real Studies of Drug Are Suffering The political fights around a malaria drug that President Trump says he takes daily have impeded studies into whether it works to prevent coronavirus infection or treat Covid-19 early. May 19, 2020 WASHINGTON — President Trump’s enthusiastic embrace of a malaria drug that he now says he takes daily — and the resulting uproar in the news media — appears to be interfering with legitimate scientific research into whether the medicine might work to prevent coronavirus infection or treat the disease in its early stages. … “It’s gotten a bad reputation only because I’m promoting it,” the president added. “If anybody else were promoting it, they would say it’s the best thing ever.” Last week, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which Dr. Fauci leads, announced a 2,000-patient study to determine whether hydroxychloroquine, when combined with the antibiotic azithromycin, “can prevent hospitalization and death from Covid-19,” joining more than 50 other clinical trials involving hydroxychloroquine that are continuing in the United States. … Other researchers around the country said the controversy was depressing enrollment in their clinical trials. “People who had already enrolled would say, ‘Now I’m afraid, I want to disenroll,’” said Dr. Deneen Vojta, the executive vice president for research and development at UnitedHealth Group, the insurance giant, which is conducting a smaller study of hydroxychloroquine alone. In a draft letter to the Journal of the American Medical Association, obtained by The New York Times, members of a research consortium complained that “negative media coverage” of hydroxychloroquine — in particular the studies showing it might have harmed hospitalized patients — “directly correlated” with a drop in enrollment in trials run by institutions including the University of Minnesota, the University of Washington, Columbia University in New York and Henry Ford Hospital. Inside the White House, the president’s trade adviser, Peter Navarro, who is an enthusiast for hydroxychloroquine and has worked with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to steer 19 million pills from the stockpile to 14 coronavirus hot zones around the country, said “hydroxy hysteria” in the news media — not Mr. Trump — was to blame. “Has the media’s war of hysteria on hydroxychloroquine killed people?” Mr. Navarro asked in an interview. “If the scientific evidence does indeed prove that the medicine has both prophylactic and therapeutic value, the answer is yes.” While Mr. Navarro complained that “fake news and bad reporting” had resulted in a “dramatic drop in demand for hydroxy at hospitals,” Dr. Mitchell Katz, the president and chief executive of NYC Health and Hospitals, the nation’s largest municipal health system, said hospitals and doctors became less interested in hydroxychloroquine after the F.D.A. approved another medicine, remdesivir, for treatment of Covid-19.
Hydroxychloroquine is a cheap generic while remdesivir is on patent, and even legitimately costs a lot of money to manufacture. Also, it’s possible the two medicines might have very different uses, such as one being most helpful in severe cases and the other in mild cases or even as a prophylactic.
… When Mr. Trump first began talking up hydroxychloroquine, Dr. Hernandez said, he faced questions about whether his study should be weighted toward giving the drug to more people than were receiving placebo. When he started, he said, two-thirds of more than 12,000 health care workers who have signed up for a coronavirus registry were willing to participate in his study. Now, only half are. … Dr. Hernandez and others, including Dr. O’Neill, say that no study — even those conducted in hospitalized patients — has produced definitive results about hydroxychloroquine for the coronavirus, though several have suggested it could be harmful especially to patients with underlying heart conditions.
The medical profession has piled up a vast amount of data over the last 55 years on what the side effects of this massively widely prescribed drug can be and who should and should not take it. It’s irresponsible media scaremongering to say that hydroxychloroquine is killing people with specific heart conditions because doctors know exactly which heart conditions to avoid from decades of prescribing it to millions of malaria, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis patients.
… A small study in Brazil was halted after patients taking a high dose of chloroquine — a predecessor to hydroxychloroquine that researchers consider less safe — developed irregular heart rates that increased their risk of a potentially fatal heart arrhythmia. Dr. Christine Johnston, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Washington who is hoping to enroll 630 people in a trial examining the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in those recently infected, said many of her patients conflated the Brazil study with her drug. She, too, has seen a dip in enrollment. “People put these things together in their minds but they are actually very different,” she said.
Hydroxychloroquine was developed in the 1960s in part to get around some of the nasty side effects of chloroquine.
In contrast to the MSM scare stories, here is the beginning of the Wikipedia page on the medicine:
Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), sold under the brand name Plaquenil among others, is a medication used to prevent and treat malaria in areas where malaria remains sensitive to chloroquine.[2] Other uses include treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and porphyria cutanea tarda.[2] It is taken by mouth.[2] It is also being studied as a treatment for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), although evidence for its efficacy is lacking.[3][4] A further clinical trial is now under way Hydroxychloroquine and Zinc With Either Azithromycin or Doxycycline for Treatment of COVID-19 in Outpatient Setting.[5] Common side effects include vomiting, headache, changes in vision, and muscle weakness.[2] Severe side effects may include allergic reactions, vision problems, and heart problems.[2][6] Although all risk cannot be excluded, it remains a treatment for rheumatic disease during pregnancy.[7] Hydroxychloroquine is in the antimalarial and 4-aminoquinoline families of medication.[2] Hydroxychloroquine was approved for medical use in the United States in 1955.[2] It is on the World Health Organization’s List of Essential Medicines, the safest and most effective medicines needed in a health system.[8] In 2017, it was the 128th most commonly prescribed medication in the United States, with more than five million prescriptions.[9][10]
That doesn’t mean it’s going to work for this novel disease. The odds are much against any single drug already approved for safety happening to also be effective against this new problem. But if you were rank ordering existing drugs in terms of likelihood of perhaps having some good effect, the word of mouth out of Wuhan and some other places would put hydroxychloroquine toward the top of the list of drugs to check first.


vdare--2020-05-22--CDC Finally Admits Touching Things Less Risky Than Talking to People

When did the old consensus that the germ was spread more by touching things than by talking to people crack up ?
My recollection : Back on April 1 , I wrote about how I was excited that a team of German scientists would be studying in excruciating detail the spread of the virus in hard-hit Gangelt in the Heinsberg district .
To my surprise , on April 9 , I posted their preliminary findings : So it ’ s good to see that this tidal wave of evidence has finally gotten through to the CDC and the mass media @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if stubbornness hadn ’ t kept the old ill-informed assumptions in place so long .
I ’ m sure some people beat Herr Professor Streeck to the punch , but I can recall going through an Agonizing Reappraisal of what I thought I knew about how the virus spread when he held his press conference in early April .
For example , in March I repeatedly pointed out the obvious differences in infection rates between ski vacationers and golf vacationers .
I would make sure to include apres ski as a possible reason @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , in the spirit of the age , to think more about the Fomite Menace .
Why did Streeck ’ s findings come as such a surprise ?
I ’ m guessing that some of the Establishment ’ s obsession in March and April with handwashing was due to their anti-mask prejudice , a little of which was Machiavellian due to the mask shortage , but most of it flowed logically from their anti-mask prejudice .
But , in general , there didn ’ t seem to be much in the way of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to think about what questions to ask about a novel virus .
For example , there has been very little 80-20 thinking even though Pareto ’ s ratio is so often very helpful to improving thought .
Very few people asked : okay , what are the 20 % of activities that cause 80 % of the spread .
Instead , the Establishment ’ s thinking shifted in a few days from Don ’ t Do Anything ( except wash your hands and check your white privilege ) to Lock Down Now !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ locked in on lock down , rather than admitting , okay , that was dumb and crude but we didn ’ t know what else to do at the moment , so let ’ s figure out what we should reopen as quickly as possible .
So , reopen , say , beaches and golf courses , because it was stupid to shut them , but not ski resorts .
Instead , rather than saying , sure , lockdowns were dumb things to do but we were so ignorant at that moment that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with , much of the MSM has doubled down on the idea that lockdowns are a smart thing to do , then , now , and into the indefinite future .
In general , there seemed like a major lack of preparation on what the important questions to answer quickly would be in the case of a novel pandemic .
For example , Touching Things vs. Talking to People is an important distinction to figure out , but the Establishment is only wrapping their head around it in later May .
Did public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have a prepared list of important questions to answer in this kind of emergency ?
I sure haven ’ t heard of one .
I get the impression that much of the Conventional Wisdom is averse to the idea that The Science doesn ’ t have all the answers already .
Scientists themselves should have tried harder to be immune to this kind of Trust The Science thinking and instead have put more effort into making up lists of questions for which approximate answers needed to be come up with fast to guide @ @ @ @ @ @ @

From the Daily Mail:
CDC updates its guidelines to say coronavirus ‘does not spread easily’ from contaminated surfaces – but warns it still ‘may be possible’
CDC says ‘touching surfaces or objects’ no longer considered a primary method of transmission
It has been added to list of ways in which the virus does not spread ‘readily’
Differs from earlier advice which warned it ‘may be possible’ to catch Covid-19 by touching contaminated surfaces
CDC continues to warn that virus spreads ‘very easily’ from person to person
Here’s how to help people impacted by Covid-19
By SOPHIE TANNO FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 07:01 EDT, 21 May 2020
When did the old consensus that the germ was spread more by touching things than by talking to people crack up?
My recollection: Back on April 1, I wrote about how I was excited that a team of German scientists would be studying in excruciating detail the spread of the virus in hard-hit Gangelt in the Heinsberg district. To my surprise, on April 9, I posted their preliminary findings:
German Scientists: Virus Is Spread Less by Work Than by Fun … So if these German scientists are right (and they might not be, but I’ve been looking forward to their findings since April 1 because this is a serious effort), then restarting the economy will be easier than restarting the society, which is good news and bad news. We ought to be able to get back to work sooner, but how are new couples going to meet?
So it’s good to see that this tidal wave of evidence has finally gotten through to the CDC and the mass media, but it would have been better if stubbornness hadn’t kept the old ill-informed assumptions in place so long.
I’m sure some people beat Herr Professor Streeck to the punch, but I can recall going through an Agonizing Reappraisal of what I thought I knew about how the virus spread when he held his press conference in early April. For example, in March I repeatedly pointed out the obvious differences in infection rates between ski vacationers and golf vacationers. I would make sure to include après ski as a possible reason for this giant gap, but tended, in the spirit of the age, to think more about the Fomite Menace.
Why did Streeck’s findings come as such a surprise?
I’m guessing that some of the Establishment’s obsession in March and April with handwashing was due to their anti-mask prejudice, a little of which was Machiavellian due to the mask shortage, but most of it flowed logically from their anti-mask prejudice.
But, in general, there didn’t seem to be much in the way of a standard checklist already existent for how to think about what questions to ask about a novel virus. For example, there has been very little 80-20 thinking even though Pareto’s ratio is so often very helpful to improving thought. Very few people asked: Okay, what are the 20% of activities that cause 80% of the spread?
Instead, the Establishment’s thinking shifted in a few days from Don’t Do Anything (except wash your hands and check your white privilege) to Lock Down Now!
Even worse, the conventional wisdom then locked in on lock down, rather than admitting, okay, that was dumb and crude but we didn’t know what else to do at the moment, so let’s figure out what we should reopen as quickly as possible. So, reopen, say, beaches and golf courses, because it was stupid to shut them, but not ski resorts.
Instead, rather than saying, sure, lockdowns were dumb things to do but we were so ignorant at that moment that that was all we could come up with, much of the MSM has doubled down on the idea that lockdowns are a smart thing to do, then, now, and into the indefinite future.
In general, there seemed like a major lack of preparation on what the important questions to answer quickly would be in the case of a novel pandemic. For example, Touching Things vs. Talking to People is an important distinction to figure out, but the Establishment is only wrapping their head around it in later May.
Did public health authorities on December 31, 2019 have a prepared list of important questions to answer in this kind of emergency? I sure haven’t heard of one. I get the impression that much of the Conventional Wisdom is averse to the idea that The Science doesn’t have all the answers already.
Scientists themselves should have tried harder to be immune to this kind of Trust The Science thinking and instead have put more effort into making up lists of questions for which approximate answers needed to be come up with fast to guide decisionmakers toward making less bad decisions.
[Comment at Unz.com]