Was The Police State Dry Run Successful?

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There are literally thousands of memes circulating on the internet about the Wuhan virus pandemic.  Some are funny.  Some express satire.  Others are directed at one political party or the other, at one political personage or another.  And then there are some like this one.

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This is nuts

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This is absolutely nuts.  This is outdoors.

The big blue version of the ‘new normal’ is now saying that the Wuhan virus variant in Massachusetts is targeting people based on their direction of travel.  The police are painting fluorescent arrows on the sidewalk to inform the public which way to walk in order to avoid being attacked by the virus.

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Fighting For Christ

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Christianity has been under constant attack around the world and in America.  President Obama tried to redefine the free exercise of religion into a freedom to worship.  As many of his policies indicated, one did not have the right to a free exercise of religion in the public sphere.  The ultimate objective was create the mindset that the freedom to worship came from the government.  It was not an inalienable right.

During this time, it was certainly not a popular position to advocate for Christianity.  This was especially true among the celebrities and pop icons.  The tendency to denigrate and scorn those who believe in Jesus Christ was especially strong during the Obama years.  Most people remember Obama’s “bitter clingers to guns and religion” remark.

To have well-known and popular people stand up for Christianity was rare.  Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney has been one of those exceptions.  Swinney has been standing up for Christ throughout the dark years of the Obama presidency.  Swinney will not allow his belief in Jesus Christ to be relegated only to a church on Sundays.

For those who may not know little about Swinney, he was tapped to take over Clemson’s football program in 2009.  Little known at the time, Swinney has turned Clemson into a perennial winner.  As Swinney says, his job is to win football games.  And win games they have with a 131-30 record during his tenure.  Clemson has made the Final Four of college football each of the last five seasons.

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A Possible Cure?

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On Friday, May 8th, Sorrento Therapeutics, Inc. and Mount Sinai Health System agreed to join forces in the investigation and development of an antibody cocktail (COVI-SHIELD™) to
potentially treat COVID-19.  Sorrento gained access to plasma from Mount Sinai containing antibodies against COVID-19 for the purpose of identification and production of monoclonal antibodies with potential neutralizing activity against SARS-CoV-2 (Wuhan virus).  Essentially Sorrento was looking for antibodies that demonstrate strong inhibition of the virus.

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Flynn Case Chaos

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Last week the DOJ filed a motion in the Michael Flynn case to dismiss the charges against Flynn “with prejudice.”  This would mean that the long nightmare would be over for LTG Flynn.  Certainly part of the reason the dismissal request was made was the Brady material that a US Attorney from Missouri found that had never been given to the Flynn defense.  This material was exculpatory and also demonstrated that Flynn had been framed by the FBI.  Other declassified material also demonstrated egregious prosecutorial misconduct.

AG Barr recognized that such material would continue to be presented to the court by Flynn’s attorney Sidney Powell.  Barr also recognized that there had been a witch hunt to get Flynn.  Rather than air all this dirty laundry out in a public courtroom, Barr decided to right an injustice and filed to dismiss the charges.

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Swamp Beasts

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The following is a piece by Michael James over at American Thinker.  I am currently trying to understand the chaos that is going on inside Judge Sullivan’s courtroom.  I will have more on that situation later this week.

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Earthquake!

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California is known for its earthquakes.  The possibility of the proverbial “Big One” is talked about frequently.  And at some time in the future, the likelihood exists that the Big One will hit somewhere in California.

An earthquake happened on Tuesday.  However, it was not the earth moving.  It was a political earthquake.  In a special election in House district CA25, a Republican appears to have defeated a Democrat.  This is a district that went by 9 points to the Democrat in 2018 and was won by Hillary Clinton in 2016.  At this point the Republican is winning by 12 points (roughly 17,000 votes).  Of course, we have to wait until the voter fraud activities (aka ballot harvesting) by the Democrats are over.  Apparently they have until Friday to get ballots in to be counted.  That is just crazy.

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False Choices

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Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) said it perfectly yesterday: “We are too often presented with a false dichotomy: either saving our economy or saving lives.”

Scott’s statement occurred during the Senate hearing with Dr. Fauci, head of the NIH.  The Senator was exactly right.  Those who believe that no preventative measures should have been taken are as ignorant as those who believe that re-opening the economy poses a mortal risk to everyone.

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Open Memo To Obama

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Last week former President Obama phoned his Alumni Association.  Obama droned on about the Flynn case, about the rule of law being lost, about being on a slippery slope, etc.

On Tuesday, Sidney Powell, Flynn’s defense attorney, filed an open memo on Twitter responding  to Obama.  It was 404’ed by Twitter but not before copies were made.

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