Tag Archives: COVID-19
COVID-19: It’s No Laughing Matter, but…
The Spanish Inquisition (November 1, 1478) This doesn’t bode well, does it? If we are to take the 539 year cycle as ‘real’ then the events in Spain during 1481 and beyond will need sorting out. Isn’t it interesting how … Continue reading
Staged Photo Session of Trump at Walter Reed Medical Center
So, more “fake” news from America’s pseudo President.
Trump, Triumphant?
Is He Happy to be Back at the White House? Hoping to monopolize the East Coast news hours last night, Donald Trump chose to leave the Walter Reed Medical Center (after precisely being there three days) and fly back to … Continue reading
COVID-19: The White House Trojan Horse?
Hope Hicks (October 21, 1988 – Greenwich, Connecticut) I am just speculating. But this thought occurred to me almost immediately hearing that the President and the First Lady had been diagnosed with COVID-19. And yet, she may also be the … Continue reading
Opinion: “With an Abundance of Caution”
I Wrote This Statement on Facebook (September 20, 2020) I’m not posting this for public consumption. Nor am I hoping that it will be shared extensively among my friends and acquaintances. But I do wish to make a point about … Continue reading
Obviously, Someone Didn’t Get the Memo
This image was taken more than a week ago. In the meantime, Simcoe-Muskoka Catholic District School Board has mandated that their students will no longer have an option to leave the school for lunch. In fact, they have to eat … Continue reading
Who Would Want to be President, Really?
If I’ve learned anything about the transition of one head-of-state to another, as seen in yesterday’s posts, it is a stress-filled time. You go from a normal politician, glad-handing with supporters and other well-wishers, to the isolation of being at … Continue reading
February 23, 303 AD: The Day Fascism Was Born?
The Empire Strikes Back at Christianity I’m reading a book about the New Testament, called Encountering The Manuscripts, by Phillip Comfort. There is a passage describing what Diocletian did on this day: What we do know is that by the … Continue reading
