Thoughts on vaccine-mandates and collectivism, from Sarah Hoyt.
[Update a while later]
“Read my lips. We’re not going back to masks and lockdowns again.”
After a few weeks of freedom, I saw yesterday that CVS put up the mandatory mask sign again when I went to get some ice, for no reason other than the idiotic dictate from the LA County health department, which the sheriff has said he’s not going to enforce, because there’s no scientific basis for it.
The case was dismissed against CEI, but I remain on the hook. This is a huge blow to Mann, though, because the primary targets were always CEI and National Review, whose case was similarly dismissed months ago. The nine-year anniversary of the blog post was last week…
[Update a few minutes later]
Here is CEI’s press release.
[Update late afternoon]
For those interested in the history, here are the filings through 2019.
A disquisition on Blue Origin’s future. It has been disappointing, and it looks like it may continue to be. And I’m sure that Tory Bruno is frustrated as hell.
Michael Walsh has a modest proposal.
Ten reasons to do so. I certainly do so.
…has no future. It’s a pretty devastating take on a terrible human being. It also (literally) says a lot about the state of the Democrat Party in California.
They’re retrogrades, while the space billionaires are leading us to the future.
If true, this is a big problem. But I’m sure that it will be dubbed “misinformation.”
LAPD has finally had enough of Antifa.