Hugh Wouldathunkit
@y-o-y.bsky.social
If you believe that 9/11 was largely an inside job and you know that the Covid response of the Biden-Harris administration was tanked months after they took office, due to the pressure of business lobbyists, the case can be made that standing up to such corrupting influences died when JFK was killed
November 23, 2025 at 7:08 AM
If you believe that 9/11 was largely an inside job and you know that the Covid response of the Biden-Harris administration was tanked months after they took office, due to the pressure of business lobbyists, the case can be made that standing up to such corrupting influences died when JFK was killed
It was not a competition, it was a collaboration. The US and the UK played off of each other as they ratcheted down protections and substituted business promoting propaganda for useful public health information. At times, they explicitly referenced the other's policies as rationale for their own.
November 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM
It was not a competition, it was a collaboration. The US and the UK played off of each other as they ratcheted down protections and substituted business promoting propaganda for useful public health information. At times, they explicitly referenced the other's policies as rationale for their own.
No more ridiculous than Biden stating in December 2021 that vaccinated people couldn't spread Covid (known to be false since July 2021, when he said vaxxed couldn't get sick AFTER a huge breakthrough event), and encouraged ppl to travel and visit relatives over the holidays on that basis.
November 20, 2025 at 4:40 PM
No more ridiculous than Biden stating in December 2021 that vaccinated people couldn't spread Covid (known to be false since July 2021, when he said vaxxed couldn't get sick AFTER a huge breakthrough event), and encouraged ppl to travel and visit relatives over the holidays on that basis.
Men are more likely to kill their partners during a spontaneous overreaction to anger and rage. Women are more likely to plan it out and deliberately kill in cold blood. And, by the same token, women are more likely to use a third party to kill their partners, which requires planning.
November 20, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Men are more likely to kill their partners during a spontaneous overreaction to anger and rage. Women are more likely to plan it out and deliberately kill in cold blood. And, by the same token, women are more likely to use a third party to kill their partners, which requires planning.
Yes. But somehow, when Biden was doing many of the things that Trump is criticized for doing, not only was there little criticism on this site, but people were backing him and blocking and chastising those of us who pointed out the legal and human rights violations of his administration.
November 19, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Yes. But somehow, when Biden was doing many of the things that Trump is criticized for doing, not only was there little criticism on this site, but people were backing him and blocking and chastising those of us who pointed out the legal and human rights violations of his administration.
Trump has probably classified everything he was uncomfortable with, and he will claim that national security interests required him to do so.
November 19, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Trump has probably classified everything he was uncomfortable with, and he will claim that national security interests required him to do so.
Trump could just classify everything that makes him look bad and claim that it is in the interest of national security to do so. That would be consistent with how he has governed.
November 19, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Trump could just classify everything that makes him look bad and claim that it is in the interest of national security to do so. That would be consistent with how he has governed.
Biden also made nice with MBS (after documenting how awful he was), then sent Antony Blinken to weave deals with Israel and Saudi that would become the starting point of his relentless arming of a textbook genocide. Where was your outrage then?
November 19, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Biden also made nice with MBS (after documenting how awful he was), then sent Antony Blinken to weave deals with Israel and Saudi that would become the starting point of his relentless arming of a textbook genocide. Where was your outrage then?
It was no different when the other party controlled all three branches of government -- after Trump had Epstein murdered and allowed a Saudi prince to get away with murdering an American journalist. They all protect those who prey on the less powerful and less corrupt people.
November 19, 2025 at 6:49 AM
It was no different when the other party controlled all three branches of government -- after Trump had Epstein murdered and allowed a Saudi prince to get away with murdering an American journalist. They all protect those who prey on the less powerful and less corrupt people.
I have a couple of hacks that reduce glutamate, promote GABA, and boost glutathione as a by-product.
November 19, 2025 at 5:13 AM
I have a couple of hacks that reduce glutamate, promote GABA, and boost glutathione as a by-product.
Same, as far as I know. Certainly no symptoms. But I sort of live like the bubble boy, now, except for outdoor recreation in breezy and not densely populated conditions.
November 19, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Same, as far as I know. Certainly no symptoms. But I sort of live like the bubble boy, now, except for outdoor recreation in breezy and not densely populated conditions.
I did not test positive because I didn't seek care and testing at the ER until walking from the curb to the front door absolutely winded me, even though some other symptoms got better by then.
November 19, 2025 at 5:09 AM
I did not test positive because I didn't seek care and testing at the ER until walking from the curb to the front door absolutely winded me, even though some other symptoms got better by then.
I found that I am genetically predisposed to overexpress inflammatory cytokines, IL-6 in particular. One of my specialists estimates that I have about the same odds of being killed by playing Russian roulette with one bullet in a six-shooter or getting by Covid again. Not willing to do either.
November 19, 2025 at 5:06 AM
I found that I am genetically predisposed to overexpress inflammatory cytokines, IL-6 in particular. One of my specialists estimates that I have about the same odds of being killed by playing Russian roulette with one bullet in a six-shooter or getting by Covid again. Not willing to do either.
After years of recovery and ongoing treatments, my oxygen levels are almost as good as before, my brain works pretty well, I unexpectedly recovered from pancreatic insufficiency, and my heart rate and blood pressure are under control.
November 19, 2025 at 5:02 AM
After years of recovery and ongoing treatments, my oxygen levels are almost as good as before, my brain works pretty well, I unexpectedly recovered from pancreatic insufficiency, and my heart rate and blood pressure are under control.
I had just finished a 20 mile hike the one and only time I went into a restaurant unmasked during the pandemic (because I didn't expect to be out as long as I was, and I was naive about airborne Covid in the early days of the pandemic). One and done, unfortunately for me.
November 19, 2025 at 4:59 AM
I had just finished a 20 mile hike the one and only time I went into a restaurant unmasked during the pandemic (because I didn't expect to be out as long as I was, and I was naive about airborne Covid in the early days of the pandemic). One and done, unfortunately for me.
Meanwhile, the constant reports female teachers serially raping their students, week after week, year after year, while the press sanitizes them as "relationships" never seems to sink in. The assumption is that only men are the dangerous perpetuators, and no amount of facts to the contrary register
November 19, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Meanwhile, the constant reports female teachers serially raping their students, week after week, year after year, while the press sanitizes them as "relationships" never seems to sink in. The assumption is that only men are the dangerous perpetuators, and no amount of facts to the contrary register
I think that is also how the ongoing Covid pandemic, which killed at least 400 Americans every single week of Biden's presidency (until the the last few weeks when reporting fell slightly below that mark), should be seen. They just dismantled the surveillance and lied about it being over.
November 19, 2025 at 4:50 AM
I think that is also how the ongoing Covid pandemic, which killed at least 400 Americans every single week of Biden's presidency (until the the last few weeks when reporting fell slightly below that mark), should be seen. They just dismantled the surveillance and lied about it being over.
I am living a similar story after being hospitalized for pulmonary embolisms displaying classic characteristics of potentially fatal Covid infections.
November 19, 2025 at 4:46 AM
I am living a similar story after being hospitalized for pulmonary embolisms displaying classic characteristics of potentially fatal Covid infections.
Covid tests are not 99% accurate. Even PCR tests can return a substantial portion of false results in the real world due to variations in how the specimen collection and analysis is carried out. Negative results should not be relied upon to return to unprotected YOLO-ing.
![of clinical suspicion were eligible. In addition to examining the first RT-PCR test of repeat-tested individuals, we also used high clinical suspicion for COVID-19 as the reference standard for calculating the sensitivity of SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR.
Results: All 1,194 inpatients (mean [SD] age, 63.2 [18.3] years; 45.2% women) admitted to COVID-19 cohort wards during the study period were included. The outpatient cohort of 1,814 individuals (mean [SD] age, 45.4 [17.2] years; 69.1% women) was sampled from epidemiological line lists by systematic quasi-random sampling. The sensitivity (95% CI) for laboratory confirmed cases (repeat- tested patients) was 85.7% (81.5-89.1%) inpatients; 95.5% (92.2-97.5%) outpatients, 89.9% (88.2-92.1%) all. When also patients that were graded as high suspicion but never tested positive were included in the denominator, the sensitivity (95% CI) was: 67.5% (62.9-71.9%) inpatients; 34.9% (31.4-38.5%)
outpatients; 47.3% (44.4-50.3%) all.
Conclusions: The clinical sensitivity of SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR testing was only moderate at best. The relatively high false negative rates of SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR testing need to be accounted for in clinical decision making, epidemiological interpretations, and when using RT-PCR as a reference for other
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November 19, 2025 at 4:26 AM
Covid tests are not 99% accurate. Even PCR tests can return a substantial portion of false results in the real world due to variations in how the specimen collection and analysis is carried out. Negative results should not be relied upon to return to unprotected YOLO-ing.
So much pandering and posturing for those corrupting real estate lobby bucks!
November 19, 2025 at 4:18 AM
So much pandering and posturing for those corrupting real estate lobby bucks!
That's why Safety Dance was necessary
November 19, 2025 at 1:38 AM
That's why Safety Dance was necessary
Bluesky liberals are more active than Twitter admins when it comes to suppressing truths that blue bootlickers find uncomfortable -- like facts that demonstrate that cops are criminals, not saviors.
November 19, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Bluesky liberals are more active than Twitter admins when it comes to suppressing truths that blue bootlickers find uncomfortable -- like facts that demonstrate that cops are criminals, not saviors.
It's the same as George W. Bush's health plan (don't get sick), which led to the success of Obamacare -- which incorporated ideas from Heritage Foundation schemes during the Reagan era and Mitt Romney's plan when he was governor of Massachusetts. Fifty years of failure compared to comparable nations
November 18, 2025 at 6:11 PM
It's the same as George W. Bush's health plan (don't get sick), which led to the success of Obamacare -- which incorporated ideas from Heritage Foundation schemes during the Reagan era and Mitt Romney's plan when he was governor of Massachusetts. Fifty years of failure compared to comparable nations