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Herd Immunity and Sociopathy – A Fatal Combination
Alan Zendell, December 17, 2020 Several news outlets today reported that the Trump administration, with the overt approval of the president, secretly pursued a strategy of achieving herd immunity to the COVID virus by deliberately allowing it to spread among … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Fauci, Brazil, CDC, children, COVID, Debra Birx, fatality rates, herd immunity, Kristian Anderson, low risk populations, masks, narcissism, Nature, quacks, schools, Scripps Research Institute, social distancing, sweden, vaccines
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A Personal Note to the President
Alan Zendell, November 23, 2020 Dear Donald, When you finally leave Washington, your name will be hallowed along with all the other wannabe dictators who had their moments in history end none too soon, to be relegated to the scrap … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Fauci, florida, jared kushner, masks, Money, Moses, Mount Rushmore, narcissisim, pandemic, recession, Ron deSantis, social distancing, television, Ten Commandments, truth, Twitter, wealth
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Campaign Strategy
Alan Zendell, September 15, 2020 If you watched any news last week you probably saw coverage of Donald Trump’s indoor rally in Nevada. You probably also saw a maskless, sixtiesh guy wearing a red MAGA hat standing shoulder-to-shoulder, hip-to-hip with … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Woodward, Borders, children in cages, COVID-19, economic crisis, florida, fund-raising letters, ICE, Immigration and Customs, indoor rallies, Joe Biden, masks, Michael Bloomberg, Nevada, police department, positivity rate, social distancing, Stephen Colbert, Trump campaign, wild fires
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Placing a Value on Life
Alan Zendell, July 8, 2020 Long ago and far away, as a young aerospace engineer, I was fortunate to have an older, wiser mentor. In 1966, June was incredibly hot on Long Island. Our nearly windowless building was stifling, the … Continue reading
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Tagged business models, COVID-19, death, economy, gambling, herd immunity, masks, mental illness, narcissism, natural selection, pain and suffering, re-election, social distancing, trade-offs, Triage, Trump, vaccine, viral antibodies
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Inciting Violence
Alan Zendell, May 27, 2020 Brutus said it to Julius Caesar, John Wilkes Booth screamed it at Abraham Lincoln when he shot him, and Virginia adopted it as its state motto after King George’s army surrendered at Yorktown. And on … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Cuomo, Andy Beshear, compassion, corona virus, divisiveness, effigy, humility, Kentucky, leadership, lockdown, Memorial Day, politics, social distancing
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Protect Our People or Let Nature Decide?
Alan Zendell, May 7, 2020 When Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said in March that grandparents ought to be willing to sacrifice themselves for their grandchildren’s futures it created an understandable uproar. Then, in April, he said, “There are more … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian cultures, COVID-19, Dan Patrick, deaths, economy, food supply, grandparents, Great Depression, herd immunity, HIV, immigrants, isolation, masks, mitigation, quarantine, sacrifice, senior citizens, social distancing, Stockholm, sweden, vaccine
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