VIDEO: Kimberly Dawn explains the Covid Dempanic rules

In case you had trouble understandine the video we reposted in November on how to behave during the Kung Flu Crisis [because of the strong Scottish accent? Does YouTube know we said that? Ed.], we present now, as a public service,  singer/songwriter Kimberly Dawn, star of the Adley Show, who gives us a clear and comprehensive list of  Covid do's and don'ts.

 

Ms Dawn writes: "What We Should ALL Be Doing Right Now!" was inspired by a Facebook post I believe to be originally created by Sergio C. from Madrid.... It feels amazing to share laughter with so many people across the world and bond over our uncertainty. Sometimes, it's the only thing we CAN do."

Walt begs to differ. If you feel, as so many do, that the Covid hysteria -- the Dempanic -- has reached the point of being nonsensical, stand up and say so! Call BS on it! Do what you think is right for yourself and your family, then tell the nanny state to get out of your face... and your lives. 

How (Walt hears you ask) can I be part of the resistance? Elections are coming up next year, in almost all the places where WWW is read. When you cast your ballot (in person, please!) remember what The Authorities have done for/to you for the last two years, and vote accordingly.

Walt takes off his plexiglass face shield to Agent 6 for pointing us towards this video. Stay well!

WHO says kung flu did NOT start this way

Others say it was no accident. It is for you, the jury, to decide if you believe the WHO... or not... as the case may be....

How I miss Gary Larson...

So glad the government is protecting us from the kung flu

Ed. here. You may have noticed that Walt's posts this week have been more than a little short on content. Walt is speechless, or should I say wordless. He just sits in a corner of his cabin in the pines, seething and fuming. I expect a lavalike eruption of vitriol any time now, maybe this afternoon, but in the meantime am filling the space with appropriate visuals. This one comes from Agent 9, to whom we take off our masks.

To 9 and to all we say, don't expect things to get any better under a new administration. And don't get caught going out for a walk!

Walt reviews the Anus Horribilis 2020 - Part 1: The Dempanic

Ed. here. 2020 is almost over, thank God, truly an Annus Horribilis if ever there was one. (I know my Latin but Walt insists on leaving the headline as he wrote it.) In the 11+ years of WWW, we've never attempted a full-on yearend review, but Mr Whiteman has ordered me to make space for a number of things he wants to get off his chest. This will probably take at least two posts, so let's begin....

News story of the Year

Without doubt the top story of this horrible year is Covid-19, aka the Corona Virus. Influenza, in various mutations, has afflicted humans since Adam was a little boy. I blame the lamestream media for turning an unusually virulent variant into a full-on worldwide made-for-media horror show, hyped way beyond what the nature of the beast deserves.

Nowhere was that more the case than in the Excited States of America, where the Democrats, never-Trumpers and the lickspittle controlled media saw their chance to blame the disease on President Trump, thereby subverting and overthrowing his theretofore-successful administration. 

Whether they will succeed or not remains to be seen, but to judge the extent of the media manipulation of the latest of plagues God has sent to chastise wicked humanity, let's compare Covid-19 with the Spanish flu which raged around the world just 102 years ago. Lasting from February 1918 through April 1920, the pandemic of 1918 -- the deadliest in history (including the present pandemic) -- infected an estimated 500 million people worldwide, about a third of Earth's population at the time.

Worldwide, the Spanish flu killed an estimated 20 million to 50 million victims, including some 675,000 Americans, out of a population of around 103 million. Around 25% of the American population was infected. Of those infected, roughly 2.625% died. That's all. 

With vaccines being rolled out -- the result of Operation Warp Speed, led by Vice-President Pence (lest we forget!) -- the Covid-19 infection rate should be, at worst, 10% of the US population of 331 million. And with modern medicine, the death rate will likely top out at no more than 1.5%. Do the math! That's under half a million, still a horrendous figure but nothing like as devastating, proportionately, as that of the Spanish flu. So could everyone please calm down!

While I'm at it, can I ask why it's OK to rfefer to the 1918 flu as the "Spanish flu", when it appears to have started in the good ole US of A. The first known case was reported at a military base in Kansas on 11 March 1918, and it is thought that American doughboys took it to France, and thence to the rest of Europe and parts of Asia. The news was suppressed in the newspapers of the World War I allies, but reported in neutral Spain, and that's how the disease came to be called the "Spanish flu".

The corona virus appears to have originated in Wuhan, China. That's what comes of eating bats! So why is it politically incorrect to call it "Wuhan flu", "Chinese flu" or "Kung flu"? Must be because the term "Kung flu" was used by Still-President Trump, thus making it "racist". All part of the plan to create the Dempanic as a cover for an attack on our civil liberties, including freedom to worship, to speak and even to think.

Take heart, dear reader. People, including all of us here at WWW, are starting to get vaccinated. And don't you dare not get your shot! Remember the drowning man who wouldn't get in the boat God sent him! By this time next year, please God, the pandemic will be over and we can start to count the cost of making a big fuss over something that wasn't, in the overall scheme of things, such a big deal.

Coming next: Poor Len Canayen's sports highlight of the year.

"Let's not deal with the virus like fags!": Brazilian President Bolsonaro

Agent 1 holds an honorary position -- "Agent for Life" -- and is not required to contribute anything. But it seems 1 has nominated a sub-agent, who has sent us an interesting story from Barbados News. 

That little-known source reports that President Jair Bolsonaro (seen here with Still-President Trump) has warned the people of Brazil not to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic like "a country of fags"! Can you imagine Emmanuel Macron or Just In Trudeau saying something like that? I thought not.

But it's true! The popular right-wing president, who has consistently downplayed the Kung Flu, made the comment during a speech on tourism two weeks ago. "All anyone talks about these days is the pandemic," he said. "We need to stop that."

Sr Bolsonaro went on to say, "I regret the deaths. I really do. But we're all going to die someday. There's no use fleeing reality. We have to stop being a country of fags.... We have to face up to it and fight. I hate this faggot stuff!"

It was the latest in a long list of controversial statements on the pandemic from O Presidente, who has condemned the "hysteria" [same as "Dempanic". Ed.] around Covid-19, compared the new coronavirus to a "little flu" and asserted that Brazilians' immune systems were so strong they could swim in raw sewage and "not catch a thing." 

Sr Bolsonaro also took a swipe at Sleepy Joe Biden, who has irked him by urging his administration to do more to protect the Amazon rainforest. "Recently, a big-shot presidential candidate said if I didn't put out the wildfires in the Amazon he would impose trade sanctions on Brazil," he said, apparently referring to a comment Mr Biden made during the first debate in September. 

"How do you deal with that kind of thing?" President Bolsonaro asked rhetorically. "Diplomacy alone doesn't work.... You have to have gunpowder. You don't have to use it. But they have to know you have it." 

Interesting statement, but Walt will be surprised if Brazilian gunboats appear off the coast of Florida anytime soon. But come to think of it, maybe that's not such a bad idea. 

VIDEO: Bill Burr explains why the kung flu isn't so bad after all

Funny how some stand-up routines stand the test of time. Two of my favourite comedians, George Carlin and Bill Burr, have had some good things to say, long ago, which are even more relevant today. In this short clip, from a performance in 2010, Bill tells us why he's in favour of the flu!

How the Kung Flu started

 While we await further developments in the ongoing voter fraud saga, let's consider something else.

You don't really think it was a conspiracy, do you?

I hope Gary Larson won't mind my putting up just one of his hundreds of fine one-panel cartoons. I miss my morning smile (or guffaw), and give him full credit for quitting while he was ahead. He made his money and retired while he was young enough to enjoy it. [Too bad you didn't think of that! Ed.]

VIDEO: Latest TRUTHFUL facts and figures on the Dempanic

Jeffrey A. Tucker is Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research. Last week AIER posted this calm, reasoned and fact-filled video by Ivor Cummins, an engineer-trained thinker who has worked to summarize the best science and data. His latest video brings enormous clarity to the topic, based on data and evidence from all over the world, presented without hype or ideology.

Mr Cummins presents lockdown and mandated mask analysis with detailed and documented evidence that these strategies were a massive mistake and had no impact on the virus. Without the imposed lockdowns, which caused more deaths than were ever saved, the virus numbers would have naturally decreased as shown in the stat charts in the video.



Agent 6, who sent this to us (Tanks, bye!) adds: Our nation's future has been and continues to be jeopardized with a lie supported by falsified, fake scientific information.

To which Walt says, indeed so! I just finished reading (and recommend highly) Barbara Demick's Eat the Buddha, an excellent and very recent book (Random House 2020) about the Chinese occupation of Tibet. The author mentions that as the kung flu spread, the Commies quickly devised a plan to have an app that would code everybody green, yellow or red, to determine if they had been infected and where they would be allowed to go. She predicts that the app will continue to be used long after the plandemic passes. Sound like anything you've heard of in your country?

Walt notes the uptick in demonstrations against government regulation and control, even by sheeplike Canucks. I don't totally disapprove of wearing a mask, social distancing and all that, but think our governments have gone waaaaay too far. In the end, isn't it the individual's responsibility to decide how much risk he wants to run? We shouldn't be letting the nanny state run our personal lives so much.

As Mr Cummins writes in his YouTube introduction: Get educated guys and gals -- or keep your head in the sand while your errant leaders destroy society around you.

"Crisis, eh?" Canada's Covid-19 stats

The population of Canada, as of last fall, was 37.59 million. (You could look it up.) That's including the hosers at left, but not 1000s of illegal immigrants, bogus refugees and asylum-seekers that Mr Trudeau's Liberal government doesn't want to know about and doesn't want Canucks to know about.

As of mid-afternoon today, 36,672 cases of Covid-19, aka the corona virus or "kung flu", had been recorded from sea to sea to sea. That's less than 1/10th of 1 percent (.001) of the population.

Of those infected, 12,502 have recovered and 1681 have died. The death toll is thus less than 5 percent of the number who have contracted the disease, and... let's see... carry the 5... roughly 1 (one) out of every 22,362 residents of Canuckistan.

Yet Canada's federal, provincial, and municipal governments of every stripe from deep red to mauve (there are no true-blue conservatives) are telling everybody to stay at home until the "crisis" is over. If I were Canadian, with odds of 22,362 to 1 against getting infected by making a quick trip to the beer store to pick up a square, I'd take my chances.