August 1, 2021: Here we go again . . . THE CUNNING COVID CON

By Ann Kreilkamp | August 1, 2021

Wow. And on the VERY FIRST day of August!

. . . in all public spaces. No mention of social distancing yet, or of limits on crowd sizes.

This literally makes my blood boil. I hope I’m not the only one in this leftist academic town who feels that way. Already, I’m wondering whether I should be the one to lead the charge locally in deciding to refuse to wear a mask at the grocery store while wearing my new Medical Mask Exemption Card around my neck.

Closer . . .

If I do decide to do this, then I would want someone present to film the encounter.

It may not be my role. Will think on it.

Meanwhile, from the same top headline article, which of course, says it’s “following CDC guidelines,” there is, of course, the usual urgent message to get the vax. Because . . .

Brian Shockney, IU Health South Central Region President, said in IU Health’s southern region more than 99% of hospitalizations due to Covid-19 are unvaccinated individuals. He cited Indiana Department of Health data indicating 94.3% of samples are the delta variant of the disease, which scientists have found is 50% more transmissible than the original strain.

They do not go on to say that the so-called “delta variant,” like most mutations of any virus, is less deadly than the supposed original (which I’m still not convinced actually exists).

Then there’s the “hospitalizations due to Covid-19:” my question, do hospitals still make money off “Covid-19” diagnoses?

Then there’s the so-called PCR test, which does not do what the bought-and-paid-for experts claim it does. Remember, Gary Mullis (now deceased), who invented that test, said that it cannot be used to diagnose disease.

In fact, the pcr test itself is extremely dangerous to one’s health, given that the swab may break the blood-brain barrier, and thus create an opening for pathogens, especially when wearing a mask diaper!