The Post-Partisan Emporium

  SICK AND DON'T KNOW IT When I was on Joe Rogan's podcast in early 2020, his medical people pricked my finger for a blood sample to find out if I had covid. Or if I had had covid. About 30 minutes later, they said I didn't have the antibodies. I asked if that meant I'd had it, been exposed to it--what does the test show? They said they couldn't tell if I'd been exposed because we have two levels of immune function: internal and external. They said if my external was strong enough, it would repel covid and never get in far enough to be detected in the blood. I never had covid--still haven't (remember, I drink out of cow troughs) and their fancy blood tests couldn't tell me whether I'd been exposed. All they said was it hasn't gotten inside. If it had, supposedly they'd be able to detect broken pieces of viruses and antibodies. I talked yesterday with a farmer whose family for years raised 40,000 t...

  Bird Flu Terror: Egg Rationing Hits U.S. Grocery Stores Ben Bartee An accurate accounting of just how many chickens have been slaughtered in the name of The Science™ — in the name of combatting a virus that has never been shown to transmit from human to human and is vanishingly rare even with the occasional fraudulent PCR positive they can gin up — would be difficult to ascertain. But even by corporate state media metrics, it’s in the  hundreds of millions . Via  CBS News  (emphasis added): “Whether it's ducks or chickens,  since the current strain of bird flu, H5N1, reached the United States in 2022, over 148 million birds have been ordered euthanized . "It's a staggering number, there is no doubt," said Jodie Guest, a professor of epidemiology with Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta. "But it is, and always has been a policy across administrations, with the USDA,  that this is how they handle infections like this among poultry....

  Why do people still believe in covid? Three keys to understanding why there was no pandemic Martin Neil ,   Jonathan Engler ,   and   Norman Fenton Sure, PCR was done badly but there was a novel virus, right? In the early period of the covid event much of the reporting of the gross inadequacies of PCR testing was almost entirely focused on one narrow technical issue - whether the cycle threshold (CT) used to declare a PCR positive for SARS-CoV-2 was ‘too high’. Excepting those who ascribe to the ‘no virus’ theory, this focus on excessive CT was myopic and excluded wider issues related to PCR. For instance, these two reports may have summarised the already well documented problems with CT, but they didn’t reflect on a number of wider issues we will discuss in this article: Collateral Global  (Jefferson, Dietrich, Brassey and Heneghan, February 2022) The UnderDog  (March 2023) High CT values were used to determine infectiousness, asymptomatic versus symptom...