Mike’s Musings

NY Il Duce Cuomo is responsible for 1000 deaths, but by all means let’s impeach a President who is no longer in office.

The Cuomo administration’s controversial directive for nursing homes to accept COVID-19 patients amid the pandemic likely did lead to a spike in resident deaths, an analysis of its own data revealed Thursday. The study by the nonprofit Empire Center for Public Policy tied “several hundred and possibly more than 1,000” fatalities to the since-rescinded March 25, 2020, order that critics have blamed for spreading the coronavirus among vulnerable seniors. The analysis also suggests the controversial mandate is “associated with” more than one in six of 5,780 nursing deaths statewide between late March and early May.

Cuomo policy may have led to over 1,000 nursing home deaths, watchdog says | Fox News

A new study from renowned University of Hamburg researcher Roland Wiesendanger concludes the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the “cause” of COVID-19. The February study argues against two prevailing theories that COVID-19 was transmitted to humans either via a wet market or a lab accident. New York: Say Bye To Expensive Solar Panels If You Own A Home in Queens EnergyBillCruncher The Horrifying Truth About CBD Tommy Chong The Ingenious Reason There Are No Mosquitoes at Disney World Factable “To date, there is no scientifically based rigorous evidence for either mentioned theories,” Wiesendanger, a three-time recipient of the prestigious European Research Council grant. Wiesendanger’s 105-page report continues, asking: “is the current global crisis actually the result of a coincidence in nature – a coincidental mutation of a coronavirus a bat with the assistance of an intermediate host – or the result of a Scientist carelessness when carrying out the project is high-risk research with global pandemic potential?” To answer the question, Wiesendanger cites 600 incontrovertible facts to bolster his theory that “the number and the quality of evidence clearly indicate a laboratory accident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.” A summary of the report outlines the primary arguments in favor of Wiesendanger’s case, emphasizing the fact that the host has still not been identified; the virus can “couple surprisingly well to human cell receptors”; The Wuhan lab “carried out genetic manipulations on coronaviruses for many years with the aim of making them more contagious, dangerous and deadly for humans”; and that there were “significant safety deficiencies” at the facility:

Read more here:

Wuhan Lab *Was* Cause Of COVID-19, Claims Award-Winning Scientist in New Study Citing 600 Pieces of Evidence.

What are they so afraid of? Have you noticed that many of the restrictions placed on citizens are geared toward the very type of gatherings that are responsible for the least amount of COVID transmission? The utterly unconstitutional restrictions on religious gatherings is a prime example. Is there a risk involved in any public gathering? Of course there is. But when you cross the street there is a risk you might get hit by a bus. Does that mean you never cross the street? Bishops are starting push back against these megalomaniacal little Caesars and their drive to crush one of the most precious freedoms-freedom of worship. Enough is enough. Get your boot off our necks and stop abridging our most fundamental rights.

Washington D.C., Feb 18, 2021 CNA.- The bishop of Portland, Maine, is calling the state’s updated restrictions on religious services “unacceptable.” On Friday, Feb. 12, Gov. Janet Mills (D) issued a new executive order on public gatherings during the pandemic. Mills’ order changed restrictions on indoor religious gatherings from a limit of 50 people total to a limit of five people per 1,000 square feet of space. In response, the state’s only Catholic diocese continues to push for increased capacity in its churches. “This ruling, though sold as an ‘expansion,’ provides no real advance for the vast majority of the state,” said Bishop Robert Deeley of Portland in a statement provided to CNA. “It does nothing to provide relief to our parishes and parishioners,” he said, adding that the state’s Catholics are “perplexed and upset” by the new rules. Ultimately, fewer than ten churches in the state are expecting increased capacity due to this new ruling.

Maine diocese: New restrictions on churches ‘unacceptable’. Published 2/18/2021. Nation.