Thursday, June 10, 2021

Isolation problems part 2

 n 2000, I had depression after the ELCA had public spheres with Jurgen Habermas and Boy Scouts. They diagnosed me with Disorganized Schizophrenia after I used the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test six times. The doctor from my 2015 test said I had aspergers, I didn’t want Schizophrenia, because I’m not a psychopath I’m a nice person. I never abused a woman, because I never had a girlfriend or was married. OKCupid had a credit card for A-list and Plentyoffish would ban me for the last 15 years. They expect me to isolate for decades in my house and if I try too hard to be around people, the cops are called. I saw 20 year olds in Bars because it was Wisconsin. I know everyone did because I have downloaded their facebook JPEGs to my hard drive with a defunct application. I can show anyone. I could put those facebook friends JPEGS on a thumb drive and show the therapist. Those bar visits had 20s year olds ghosting me within a week. The coffee shops customers would ghost me in a day. I sent JPEG CDs to 20 people with an email address and Instagram and Pinterest and they never replied back to me or followed me. Only family members care at this point and the amount of family members caring has been dwindling. Dan Mounbrein got the deed of my grandmas house from his mother (my aunt) and he remodeled it. Dan was supposed to pay the baby boomers aunts and uncles. Then aunts and uncles wouldn’t talk to one another and would barely talk to me. They would send Christmas cards or single word replies on my smart phone.

What I do is I build up social networks and play videogames for 25 years. I have 1450 physical videogames unless its the emulated Retropie consoles then its 14,100 games. I liked visiting the game stores until they went bankrupt. There was a lot of anime posters or lots of JRPGs and martial arts games. I thought they went bankrupt due to Friday Night Magic declines (Magic the Gathering). Now I just chat over the phone with 30 people including baby boomers, boy scouts and those work friends I met at Laptop Chips.

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Saturday, June 05, 2021

The Wuhan, China Virus proof everybody knows about is supressed for some reason

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Thursday he faced pushback into probing the origins of the Wuhan coronavirus from both within his agency and from the National Institutes of Health.

"[NIH] folks were trying to suppress what we were doing at the State Department as well," he told Fox News’s Laura Ingraham on “The Ingraham Angle,” adding that this was in addition to the pushback he normally received at the State Department from those who were against him and former President Trump.  

NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins, however, recently said that he did not dismiss the possibility of a lab leak.

Pompeo said that while China “has no desire for the world to know what happened,” there is already a great deal that is known about what was taking place at the Wuhan lab. 

"We know there was gain-of-function research, that this lab was Level 4 and had security leaks before,” he said. "We know there were doctors who became ill and were hospitalized in the fall of 2019. What was the Chinese Communist Party's intention?"

He continued: "We know there was military activity taking place at the same laboratory.

"We don't know what they were doing but we do know that they don't want you to know.

"That suggests we should give them no benefit of the doubt. They could clear this all up in a minute if they wanted to.

"When we get to the end of this, we will have demonstrated that the Chinese knew what had happened and their virology lab was at the center of it."


Pompeo also praised Miles Yu, a former commander at the U.S. Naval Academy, who after translating documentation on the Wuhan Institute of Virology’s website, compiled a dossier of questions about its research. 

"When I received that [dossier] it was in early May [2020]. I was on TV talking about what I could get declassified at that point. We worked diligently to get them to declassify more," Pompeo said.

"[Then-DNI Director John Ratcliffe] was a great partner in trying to do that. But there were folks all over the community who did not want to talk about this … who did not want the world to know the Chinese Communist Party was in the process of covering up several million losses of life.”

 

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Literal Dumpster Fire: Unrest Returns to Minneapolis

A wanted fugitive was shot and killed during a confrontation with a U.S. Marshals task force Thursday in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis, setting off an all-too-familiar situation in Minnesota's largest city overnight. 

Law enforcement officers were attempting to apprehend the suspect who "failed to comply and produced a handgun, resulting in task force members firing upon the subject," according to a statement from the U.S. Marshals Service.

Twin Cities CBS affiliate WCCO reported Friday morning that they identified the suspect as Winston Boogie Smith.

As Fox9 reported, "While the shooting did not involve Minneapolis police, tensions started to rise after 10 p.m. last night with some people starting a dumpster on fire."

And as Minneapolis faces a surge in gun violence after defunding law enforcement, "police and firefighters stayed away, letting the fire burn for more than an hour."

In one video from the scene, a woman with a young child clinging to her back is seen telling the gathered crowd to "stop burning s**t."

In addition to stoking fires with traffic cones and throwing toilet paper and police tape over stoplights, looting broke out as several groups smashed store windows including those of a Target and CVS Pharmacy.

Minneapolis police eventually arrived on the scene and, amid profane jeering from protestors and rioters, secured the area.

Minneapolis fire crews later showed up to extinguish what was left of the dumpster and debris.


The unrest and looting unfolded on the same day Minneapolis officials began the process of taking back the George Floyd autonomous zone that was set up more than one year ago.

 

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Biden Attempts to Spin Terrible Unemployment Numbers

Speaking from the Rehoboth Convention Center Friday morning, President Joe Biden attempted to spin disappointing May jobs numbers, which came in well below expectations.  

"This is a report based on a weekly, week in early May, that's how we determine job growth or loss. We have growth. And that week in May, we only had 35 percent of working age adults fully vaccinated. They were still all wearing masked. Since then 21 million more adults have gotten vaccinated making it easier to return to work safely. In short, it's progress," Biden said. "This is historic progress, progress that's pulling our economy out of the worst crisis it's been in in 100 years. It's testament to the new strategy, growing this economy. Not only growing it, but growing from the bottom up and middle out. Remember, when I took office in January, the economy was in a tailspin and COVID was raging."

White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain is doing the same. 

When Biden took office on January 20, 2021, COVID was not "raging." In fact, cases were declining thanks to President Donald Trump's Operation Warp Speed, which developed three vaccines in record time. Further, the economy was already on the way recovery.


The latest jobs numbers come after the jobs report from April showed big government policies are keeping people from reentering the work force. As Reagan reported, Republicans are slamming the numbers.

 

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Obama Suggests Republican States Passing Election Integrity Laws are 'Rigging the Game'

 

Former President Obama criticized voting laws being passed by Republicans across the country, saying that such changes to the voting system is "rigging the game."

He said during an Economic Club of Chicago event Friday about the new election integrity law in Georgia:

That's the kind of dangerous behavior that we're going to have to push back on.

Obama suggested that urban areas will face more barriers in order to vote, alleging that the law made a "different set of rules for how votes are counted in Atlanta versus how they're counted in the rest of Georgia."

The former president was in support of companies such as Major League Baseball and Coca-Cola that were critical of the voting bill in Georgia. He urged more corporations to follow suit in protest of the laws being passed in several GOP-led states.

I think the corporate community has a responsibility to at least call folks out on that. Because that transcends policy. This really has to do with the basic rules by which we have all agreed to keep this diverse and multiracial democracy functioning.

The former president suggested that in passing laws aimed at protecting the validity of elections, Republican lawmakers were attempting to rig elections.


Are we going to stick to those rules or are we going to start rigging the game in a way that breaks it? And that’s not going to be good for business, not to mention not good for our soul.

In addition to Georgia, states such as Texas, Arkansas and Arizona are looking to pass legislation aimed at ensuring elections are protected by requiring identification and barring election officials from receiving mail-in ballots that were not requested.

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