Daniel J. Lewis @[email protected]

I'm a Christian. I believe the Bible. Both its historicity and its prophecy. And I especially believe its Savior.

I don't think the COVID-19 vaccine or vaccine passports are the "mark of the beast." (Because they neither bear the name or number of "the beast," nor are they on the right hand or forehead. At least not yet.)

But, gosh, it really seems like the world is using Revelation 13 for inspiring their plan!

Pfizer Releases Brand New Drug ‘Pfizermectin’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9Gva3EKB_o

Help us, Supreme Court, you're our only hope!

Or maybe Gandalf can break the spell on Bíoden.

"At the end of last year, you may recall hearing news reports that the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States had topped 20 million. …

"Now, a recent article published in Nature offers a more-comprehensive estimate that puts the true number of infections by the end of 2020 at more than 100 million. That’s equal to just under a third of the U.S. population of 328 million."

Source: https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2021/09/07/covid-19-infected-many-more-americans-in-2020-than-official-tallies-show/

So that means COVID-19 is even _less_ deadly than thought!

Someone needs to slip the word "hyperbole" into the teleprompter for President Biden, or Rev. Al Sharpton.

Texas' upholding the abortion ban will save more lives in Texas than COVID-19 vaccinations ever would.

It saves more women.

It saves more blacks.

It saves more minority group members.

It saves more immigrants.

It saves more LGBT+ people.

It saves more democrats.

It saves more climate-crisis advocates.

Heck, it even saves more abortion-advocates.

Not your DNA, not your heartbeat, not your choice.

"I hate Captchas. Truck … truck … truck … truck."

Made me literally LOL.

@adam

According to data from the CDC, Kentucky adults are more than 103× more likely to die, have a life-threatening event, or be permanently disabled than to win the Kentucky vaccine lottery.

Get this. Of ALL the deaths, life-threatening events, and permanent disabilities after vaccines in ALL of the VAERS database for ALL dates, nearly HALF of them are from COVID-19 vaccines!

Change the category to all and switch to "recovered: no" and it's over 219K!

Add "hospitalized" and "existing hospitalization prolonged" and it's above 66K!

YIKES! Add "life-threatening" and "permanent disability," and it triples!

VAERS turns out to be easier than I thought to search. Interestingly, if you search for death as a "symptom" in step 2, it currently returns almost 6.9K. But if you more accurately search for death as an "event category" in step 5, it returns about 12.5K.

So some "fact checks" like https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-vaers-12000-idUSL1N2P21DB were probably run with invalid data, and thus need to be fact-checked.

Who fact-checks the fact-checkers?

@adam

"Google Translate Explains Climate Change": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOjSMoXbKww

Yup. I think both versions make about the same amount of sense.

@adam might enjoy this.

I'm probably not the only one who misheard the Olympic awarding ceremony clip @adam played as saying it was the guy who invented "social distancing."

Brave ads showed me something interesting: https://www.permapost.io/

It's a blogging platform built on blockchain so content can never be taken down.

@adam

"As of 4 p.m. Friday, June 11, [Kentucky] Gov. Beshear reported the following COVID-19 numbers …"

I received that email at 2:00 pm on Friday, June 11.

If the governor's office can't get a simple time right, how can we trust more important numbers?

@adam Did you see this Fauci impersonation? I couldn't help think about it during the Fauci clips in the latest NA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzSgXonr0X0

@Johncdvorak You could try Audacity's "Zero Point Crossing" function after making a selection and that often prevents those little audio artifacts.

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