This was a moderate Democrat?

The People Rise Up

Josh Shapiro is the governor of Pennsylvania, currently making a second-term bid with the hope of eliciting huge donations from pharmaceutical companies. He is working for their dream: jabbing the Amish and Mennonites in the state, in hopes of eliminating the control group. As part of this, he has spread measles fears far and wide, calling two infants who died of other causes “unvaccinated” even though they were too young for a shot. 

Wicked stuff. 

He clearly overreached with a massive 500-page regulatory apparatus that would have put all children in all schools under constant pathogenic surveillance and imposing forced quarantines for anything as minor as sniffles. The law required public comment. They came in fast and furious, exceeding 6,000 in a matter of days, 100% of them filled with outrage. 

Panicking, the governor actually withdrew the entire cockamamie proposal. There it is: the power of the people speaking truth to power. It was a tremendous victory. But we’ve learned to be careful about celebrating such wins too much. What we consider glorious achievements, they see as temporary setbacks. The fight never ends. 

The US had refused to sign a United Nations resolution in favor of a World Health Organization pandemic treaty. For good reason too: the dull and opaque language buried a continued push for lockdowns until vaccination, censorship, and a perpetuation of public-health dictatorship in the form the CCP pioneered. The US media has feigned fury at the Trump administration for refusing to go along. 

As incredible as it seems, the establishment is doing its best to learn nothing from the Covid period except the wrong lessons: how to terrify the population into giving up liberty, property, and privacy when the ruling class demands it. We still have a very long way to go to reclaim the fullness of what we lost.