A “right to try” should also include an option to be deliberately exposed to COVID-19

Some people are justifying the mRNA vaccines as ethical under the ethical principle of “right to try”, which I fully agree with. What I disagree with is the propaganda campaign surrounding the vaccine along with the deliberate overestimation of its effectiveness and underestimation of its danger. Every adult should have the power to make their own decisions about their health, and if an un-licensed but promising drug or treatment exists, they deserve to have the option to try it if it has the potential to save their life.

But by the same principle there should be included an option to be deliberately exposed to the virus itself in a controlled environment, with treatment at the ready, rather than awaiting a chance infection somewhere down the line.

Great Moments in the History of Scientific Hubris!

What would you call this, chemical imperialism? Here is the arrogance and ignorance of science on full display. Notice the African tribe looking at this guy like he is out of his mind as he EATS the DDT, as if this will somehow convince them to douse their crops with First World chemicals. If they were cautiously skeptical before, I’m sure this sealed the deal.

Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez gives Fauci his first real interview

I have a feeling that Fauci agreed to this interview because he assumed that Mexican actors would be at least as credulous and stupid as their American counterparts. Not so, as this interview clearly proves. Derbez appears to be the first person to ask actual intelligent questions of the NIAID director, and Fauci grows visibly uncomfortable as the interview proceeds.

Compare this with the pathetic display of American actors who mindlessly gush over Fauci in interviews, ask the stupidest questions, and do nothing more than massage Fauci’s colossal ego.

30% of Scotland’s worst COVID cases were acquired in a hospital

Not too surprising. Hospitals are hot zones for every type of dangerous infection.

For some reason we insist on stuffing everything into one giant building, rather than spread out over multiple buildings. Or better yet, removing restrictions that allow for more independent specialty clinics. Dismantling the anti-competitive regulations that prop up these monstrous hospitals should be job #1 very soon.