If you lock down before the horse has left the barn, you get a good outcome/Seattle Times

CIA staff specialize in overthrowing foreign leaders they don’t like by planting stories in the media. Skill now used on US president? — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) February 24, 2017

SUN EDITORIAL: Overcoming Anthrax Doubts: Panel that will review government investigation of attacks must be independent (September 20, 2008) The FBI, the U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., and postal inspectors did not convince everyone last month when they laid out their case against the late Army microbiologist Dr. Bruce Ivins. Ivins, they said with surety,…

For people who still think that public health dictates are intended for our benefit, will you still think so when the public health police decide to remove granny from her home to a high risk camp, where latrines will be provided?  And hopefully food and medical care, all based on the refugee model? This was…

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/11/18/opinion/schools-received-billions-federal-aid-why-are-we-dark-about-its-spending/ EDITORIAL Schools received billions in federal aid. Why are we in the dark about its spending? $190 billion has gone to local school districts, but there is no clear accounting of how it’s being spent. By The Editorial BoardUpdated November 18, 2021, 4:00 a.m. 53 Minerva Tirado asks her first-grade students to discuss the traits…

The New York Times on June 26 tried to flummox us regarding the vaccination of adolescents without parental consent.  The Times turned it into an issue of kids sneaking around their parents, and sometimes succeeding in getting vaccinated without parental consent. But that is not the issue at all! Furthermore, the NYT found a dimwit…