Sunday, November 01, 2020

 Artist tribute (click here)

"Black Velvet" by Alannah Myles (Facebook site click here - thank you)

Mississippi in the middle of a dry spell
Jimmy Rogers on the Victrola up highMama's dancin' with baby on her shoulder
The sun is settin' like molasses in the sky
The boy could sing, knew how to move, everything
Always wanting more, he'd leave you longing for

Black velvet and that little boy's smile
Black velvet with that slow southern style
A new religion that'll bring ya to your knees
Black velvet if you please

Up in Memphis the music's like a heatwave
White lightning, bound to drive you wild
Mama's baby's in the heart of every school girl
"Love me tender" leaves 'em cryin' in the aisle
The way he moved, it was a sin, so sweet and true
Always wanting more, he'd leave you longing for

Black velvet and that little boy's smile
Black velvet with that slow southern style
A new religion that'll bring ya to your knees
Black velvet if you please

Every word of every song that he sang was for you
In a flash he was gone, it happened so soon, what could
You do?

Black velvet and that little boy's smile
Black velvet with that slow southern style
A new religion that'll bring ya to your knees
Black velvet if you please

Black velvet and that little boy's smile
Black velvet with that slow southern style
A new religion that'll bring ya to your knees
Black velvet if you please
If you please, if you please, if you please

He is absolutely correct. A month is the correct time limit to isolate the infection.

Every country in the world has a model for success in New Zealand. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden is a hero to her people. They were unhappy with her in the beginning, but, after witnessing other countries' failures to protect their people, New Zealand is able to react to any unexpected break out to end it quickly.

It is time for Prime Minister Arden to virtually address the United Nations in an appeal for a standard to end this virus on Earth. This is the 21st century, not the dark ages. It is time everyone starts acting as though they believe in the strength of the human spirit to overcome adversity.

Saturday, October 31, 2020

Trick or Treat in India.

October 30, 2020
By Akhil Kadidal

An employee of a diagnostic centre in RT Nagar (click here) was on Thursday caught offering fake Covid-19 negative results for Rs 12,000. This comes days after two staffers and a doctor were sacked for selling fake Covid negative reports.

Speaking to DH, an employee at the centre said he was ready to supply fake negative result certificates for Covid-19 patients who sought clearance documents for international travel. “The negative result can be obtained, which will also be reflected in the SRF record,” he said.

When asked how the fake reports are generated, the employee said swab samples are generally sent to three different labs, from where a negative report can be obtained. “There is a risk, but in the three labs, a false report can be obtained,” the employee said, suggesting that some testing staff in labs were also complicit in the scam.

When informed about the scam, Health Minister Dr Sudhakar said the government will not spare any lab that is involved in such irregularities....

Sir Sean Connery has passed on, but, he will always be with us.

I cannot imagine one movie he starred in I haven't seen. This photo is the day of his knighting. The lady is his wife.

He was always a gentleman on and off-screen. He has played
the most widespread type of character personalities one can imagine in his career. He was a great Scot.

He will be missed.

October 31, 2020
By Daniel Krebs

Sean Connery, (click here) the Oscar-winning Scottish actor who first brought James Bond to the big screen, has died at the age of 90.

Connery’s family confirmed the actor’s death to the BBC, noting he died in his sleep while in the Bahamas. Cause of death was not revealed, but Connery had been “unwell for some time,” the BBC reports.

Cast in the role of James Bond at the age of 30, Connery portrayed 007 in seven films, beginning with 1962’s Dr. No and continuing through From Russia With LoveGoldfingerThunderball and You Only Live Twice. He then left the spy movie franchise briefly, only to return to for 1971’s Diamonds for Forever and, years later, 1983’s “unofficial” Bond sequel Never Say Never Again, his final 007 role....

Friday, October 30, 2020

CHILDREN ARE NEVER PART OF AN EXPERIMENTAL VACCINE OR DRUG.

HOW THE HELL DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT TO USE ON CHILDREN WHEN THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO USE ON ADULTS!

The adult vaccines are not perfected and J&J had a death recently in those adult trials.

CHILDREN ARE NOT TO BE PART OF AN EXPERIMENT!

There is no indication that separation and isolation have a poor effect. The current distance learning has been proven to be 100% safe. There is absolutely no reason to experiment on children. J&J is way out of line.

This Washington administration has provided a wide-open regulatory environment for this pandemic and is it not a safe method to put children into an experiment. When the adult dosage is known and PROVEN to be successful then and only then is the child does determined. 

I remind this virus is a killer and it maims it's victims. There is no reason to experiment on children. There needs to be an injunction against J&J and its methodologies scrutinized for purity and safety.

Reuters, New York, OCT 31 2020, 08:01 IST UPDATED: OCT 31 2020, 08:13 IS

Johnson & Johnson (click here) plans to start testing its experimental Covid-19 vaccine in youths aged 12 to 18 as soon as possible, and the company's previous experience with the same technology in a vaccine successfully used in children could give it a leg up with regulators.

"We plan to go into children as soon as we possibly can, but very carefully in terms of safety," J&J's Dr. Jerry Sadoff told a virtual meeting of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices on Friday....

It seems to me the PERMISSION to begin a pediatric vaccine trial should be coming from the CDC and not from J&J. The authority pipeline is backward. It seems this country has had enough of child endangerment.

In 1966, Henry K. Beecher, MD, (click here) published a study describing 22 instances of mainstream medical research that he claimed were unethical. In his article in the New England Journal of Medicine, Beecher described medical studies in which

- medical treatment was withheld from subjects for research purposes
- institutionalized children and adults were involved
- surgeons performed experimental techniques with unknown effects
- infectious or otherwise harmful substances were deliberately introduced into a subject’s body.

Only one of the studies Beecher cited related to vaccine research. As he noted,

This study was directed toward determining the period of infectivity of infectious hepatitis. Artificial induction of hepatitis was carried out in an institution of mentally defective children in which a mild form of hepatitis was endemic. The parents gave consent for the intramuscular injection or oral administration of the virus, but nothing is said regarding what was told them concerning the appreciable hazards involved.

A resolution adopted by the World Medical Association states explicitly: "Under no circumstances is a doctor permitted to do anything which would weaken the physical or mental resistance of a human being except from strictly therapeutic or prophylactic indications imposed in the interest of the patient." There is not right to risk an injury to 1 person for the benefit of others. —Henry K. Beecher, MD (1966)

The study Beecher summarized was conducted by Saul Krugman, MD, at the Willowbrook State School in Staten Island, New York. Krugman’s work established that hepatitis A and B were different diseases and showed the benefit, before vaccination was available, of gamma globulin as a preventive for hepatitis. Krugman had previously stated his position for infecting the Willowbrook children:...

Published in final edited form as:
Vaccine. 2009 May 26; 27(25-26): 3291–3294.
Published online 2009 Feb 20. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2009.02.031

Robert M. Jacobson,  Inna G. Ovsyannikova,, and Gregory A. Poland

Past difficulties encountered in pediatric vaccine research have positively influenced the development of modern regulations of human subjects’ research. These regulations permit pediatric research but impose special restrictions on the types of studies to which children may participate, and these restrictions have important implications for modern vaccine trials. These ethical issues pose real but surmountable concerns. Considerations also include the use of placebos, critical for trial design but an impediment to parental permission. Recent pediatric vaccine studies illustrate practical alternatives to placebos that preserve allocation concealment and blinding yet obtain parental support. Vaccine researchers must consider the role parents play, not just in giving formal permission for their children’s participation, but also for their roles in active recruitment, successful retention, and data acquisition. Studies of parents’ attitudes do identify consistencies among motivating forces that drive parents to participate or refuse their children’s participation. These studies should influence how we design and execute pediatric vaccine trials. Finally, ethical considerations and current regulations raise certain issues concerning the remuneration of the research volunteer when that volunteer is a child. The published literature illustrates wide variation in practice. Better understanding of the restrictions in pediatric research, the use of placebos, the attitude of parents, and the concerns with remuneration can better equip the vaccine researcher in pursuing successful studies in children.

Be there or be square.

Old Home Week. They are simply incorrigible. 


October 30, 2020

Flint - Former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden will be in Flint on Saturday.

They are planning to take part in a drive-in event around 1:45 p.m. at an undisclosed location. The event is closed to the public but will be live-streamed on the Biden-Harris campaign website.

Obama and Biden plan to discuss bringing Americans together to address the crises facing the county. They plan to encourage voters to cast a ballot in Tuesday’s election.

Afterward, Obama and Biden will travel south to Detroit for a similar drive-in event beginning around 5:30 p.m.

I just got in from a three hour drive.

 I passed at least three tractor-trailers going 5 MPH less than the legal speed limit for trucks. It is very strange to have trucks that big to be going slower than the rest of the traffic.

THEY WERE USPS TRUCKS. ALL THREE OF THEM.

Thursday, October 29, 2020

It was pure stupidity and false pride to leave Edward Snowden in Russia.

He exposed the wrongful accumulation of personal data of Americans by the USA cyber intelligence agencies after September 11, 2001.

SO WHAT!

Americans have a right to know who holds their private data.

HE WASN’T THE ONE WHO BROKE THE RULES IN THE FIRST PLACE!

October 29, 2020

The "Cyber Security Market - Forecast (2020 - 2025)" (click here) report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Cyber Security Market size is forecast to reach $174.09 billion in 2025, estimated to grow at a CAGR of 8% during 2020-2025. The increasing use of technology such as artificial intelligence, IoT, machine learning and so on are significantly driving the cybersecurity market. Furthermore, the increasing demand for cloud-based cybersecurity systems in order to reduce data loss are also enhancing the growth of the market. The rising demand for network and endpoint security, mobile security, behavioral detection are fueling the growth of the market during forecast period....

Hm. I guess Former FBI Mueller knew what he was talking about in his report about Russia attacks on the USA.

October 26, 2020

KrebsOnSecurity began following up on a tip (click here) from a reliable source that an aggressive Russian cybercriminal gang known for deploying ransomware was preparing to disrupt information technology systems at hundreds of hospitals, clinics and medical care facilities across the United States. Today, officials from the FBI and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security hastily assembled a conference call with healthcare industry executives warning about an “imminent cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers.”

The agencies on the conference call, which included the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), warned participants about “credible information of an increased and imminent cybercrime threat to US hospitals and healthcare providers.”

The agencies said they were sharing the information “to provide warning to healthcare providers to ensure that they take timely and reasonable precautions to protect their networks from these threats.”

The warning came less than two days after this author received a tip from Alex Holden, founder of Milwaukee-based cyber intelligence firm Hold Security. Holden said he saw online communications this week between cybercriminals affiliated with a Russian-speaking ransomware group known as Ryuk in which group members discussed plans to deploy ransomware at more than 400 healthcare facilities in the U.S....

It is impossible to fight crime such as this when agents have to learn the enemy over and over again with the purging of agents with inconvenient truths. Trump's leadership has left the USA vulnerable and this should not be a surprise to anyone.

August 13, 2019
By Bradley P. Moss

...With the firing of Peter Strzok (click here), the president’s purge of senior FBI leadership who helped launch that investigation is now complete. For those wondering whether Trump would allow the bureau to do its job without political interference from the White House, I think we have our answer.

This is from 2017. What is it with that stairstep costs of Burial caskets. It looks like a cartel issue.

I will never be cremated. I think it is horrible that people are forced into cremation because of the cost of burials. Turn some empty malls and warehouses into mausoleums. Sell accompanying places for a person's dog or cat (click here)




October 31, 2020
By Akin Oyedele

The cost of burying a loved one (click here) in America has risen faster than virtually everything else over the last 30 years.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics just published a fascinating look at the cost of dying in the US... because it's Halloween. The chart below shows that the price index for funerals has risen almost twice as fast as consumer prices for all other items.

Producer prices for caskets rose 230% from December 1986 through September 2017, while prices for all commodities increased 95.1%. The data is not seasonally adjusted.

As casket costs surged, the rate of cremations surpassed burials in 2015 for a second straight year, according to the National Funeral Directors Association. Its data showed that the median cost of a funeral with viewing and burial in 2014 was $7,181, and $6078 for a funeral with viewing and cremation....

The financial markets know how it plays. So, there is no surprise and they should address their investments appropriately.

Human beings want to live through this terrible virus. So figure. I guess they aren't worried that much about stockholder returns. OMG, there are no pants on fire bailouts.

The strength of the USA economy is the consumer. This is not difficult. The markets need to stop gambling with their fancy inventive financial instruments. 

October 28, 2020
By Emily Graffeo


That's according to James McDonald, Hercules Investments CEO and investment chief, who said on Wednesday that the S&P 500 index could tumble an additional 20% before the presidential inauguration in January as cases of the coronavirus surge in the US and swaths of Europe begin to lock down again.

The benchmark index lost as much as 3.6% during Wednesday trading and closed at 3,271 - its lowest level since late September. McDonald said the market turmoil isn't over just yet.

"Expectations that COVID-19 would be under control by now have vanished and we see stocks falling by another 10-20% from here," McDonald said. "We believe that if the S&P 500 breaks below 3,200 before the election, its next move may be down another 12% to 2,890."...

Apple is fine . That is obscene money and the internet companies are a wash of it.

A lot of their business requires liquidity. I am happy they are able to conduct their business, but, don't complain that one quarter is lower than another. No sympathy.

I think Apple's change in the 3rd quarter cash reflects what the economy was doing. The Northern Hemisphere was having fun in the sun and not necessarily at home purchasing online. 

October 29, 2020
By Michelle Gao

Graph (click here)

Apple (click here) now has $191.83 billion cash on hand, according to the company’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report released Thursday. 

That’s down from the company’s fiscal third quarter of 2020, when it reported $193.8 billion in cash. It’s also down from Apple’s fiscal fourth quarter 2019 earnings, however, when it reported $205.9 billion in cash.

Apple regularly has one of the largest cash piles among U.S. companies and hit a $2 trillion market cap in August, although it has fallen back below that number.

Erdogan needs to stop his verbal assault against the free world.

Erdogan is only fueling greater hatred and violence and not ending it. These are knife attacks within religious freedom. It cannot be tolerated. Boycotting is not a peaceful method of bringing about the differences in cultures. The Free World requires tolerance of differences. If Erdogan is going to assist the hatred rendered by extremists he can expect more adverse cartoons about him.

France did not change their alliance with Turkey through NATO, it only affirms there are differences in the freedom France enjoys. Erdogan backing terrorists and their violence is a worrying development.

Why is it places of worship are targeted by violent radicals?

29 October 2020
By Sinead Baker and Mitch Prothero

Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi gives a statement at the site of the knife attack in a church in Nice, France. 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (click here) has called for a boycott of French goods and compared Europe's treatment of Muslims to the way Jews were treated before the Second World War.

Erdogan branded European leaders 'fascists' and 'links in the chain of Nazism' as he said Muslims on the continent 'are now subjected to a lynch campaign similar to that against Jews in Europe before World War II'.

It is just the latest attack from the Turkish strongman leader after he spent the weekend verbally lashing French President Emmanuel Macron, over his toughed stance on Islamic extremism....

Summertime. This was expected. It does not give permission for herd immunity.

We know where the USA economy lives and it is small businesses and a service economy.

SARS-CoV-2 is a disabling virus. It disables the economy and it disables survivors of it's attack on the human body. Nothing has changed with what works to avoid infection of this virus. Social distancing was in play this summer when restaurants moved to the street and provided an outdoor venue. This improved their income from the take out and delivery already at work.

This uptick in GDP is not growth, it is partial recovery from the fact SARS-CoV-2 was allowed to infiltrate throughout the USA.

The American people with their stimulus behind them found a return to a new form of business, one modified for social safety. The people and their love of life fueled the third quarter partial recovery.

GDP reflects many things. This partial recovery also includes increased spending for healthcare and funerals. Over 200,000 Americans are dead. That is greater than any war in US history. As morbid as it is to say, there is economic spending that goes along with that, too.

I remind during this same period of time there were airlines hurting from the lack of travel from abroad. So, while the summertime economy was good, it wasn't great.

October 20, 2020
By Ben Winck

Just as the coronavirus' toll drove a record plunge in economic output, (click here) the US's summer recovery fueled the largest-ever jump in gross domestic product.

US gross domestic product grew at an annualized rate of 33.1% in the third quarter, the Commerce Department said on Thursday. The reading marks the largest output gain in recorded history, based on data going back to the 1940s. It came in roughly double the next-biggest jump seen in 1950. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expected a 32% gain.

The reading represents how much the economy would've grown had the third-quarter rate lasted for a year. It's a sharp reversal from the second quarter, which saw a 31.4% annualized rate of contraction.

Thursday's figure is also the first of three estimates published by the Commerce Department, and could be revised in the coming months.

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

The financial markets are absolutely pathetic. IT IS A BEAR MARKET!

This is good news from Ford Motor Company. They are doing well because of the "Bubble-Up" policy of the Democrats that provided income to households throughout the USA with the realization COVID-19 was causing hardship in the country.

The financial markets have an option to protect their investments by taking an interest in companies finding their way through this paradigm shift due to a very deadly virus. 

October 28, 2020

Ford’s Strong Q3 Driven by Higher Demand, OperatingExecution, With Game-Changing Vehicle Launches Startingin Fourth Quarter

Reports $2.4 billion in net income (click here) and 6.4% net income margin, on revenue of $37.5 billion

Achieves adjusted EBIT of $3.6 billion and adjusted EBIT margin of 9.7%, led by North America at 12.5%

Generates $11.1 billion in company operating cash flow – $6.3 billion of adjusted FCF – ending Q3 with nearly $30 billion in cash and more than $45 billion in liquidity

Readies for fourth-quarter launches of three anticipated, all-new vehicles: 2021 F-150, allelectric Mustang Mach-E, and Bronco Sport – first of new Bronco family of products

Expects positive full-year 2020 adjusted EBIT, including fourth-quarter adjusted EBIT between break-even and a $500 million loss...

The financial markets are so hooked on money highs they have forgotten what it is like to actually have sparse income AND SURVIVE!

October 28, 2020
By Matthew Fox

US stocks cratered on Wednesday (click here) as a spike in COVID-19 cases prompted new lockdowns in Europe.

The Dow Jones industrial average's 3.4% decline marked its worst single-day drop since June 11, while the S&P 500's 1.9% drop was its largest since September 23.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel struck a deal for a "lockdown light," in which bars, restaurants, gyms, and movie theaters will close for at least a month starting this weekend while schools and nurseries remain open, Bloomberg reported.

French President Emmanuel Macron announced a new national lockdown to begin this Friday and last until December 1, though, like in Germany, schools will remain open, according to Bloomberg....

The repeat vaccination is more or less like a booster shot.

Considering tuberculosis attacks the lungs this study is interesting in it's positive effects. 
 
October 28, 2020
By Kaylan Ray

A one-hundred-year-old vaccine (click here) to safeguard children from tuberculosis has been shown to boost the immune system in senior citizens in India, priming the body's internal defence mechanism to take on Covid-19, suggests new research from the Indian Council of Medical Research.

While the new ICMR study hasn't yet demonstrated the actual protection, initial results from the trials of BCG vaccine on the elderly are promising.

The study is part of ICMR's larger multi-centre trial to check whether BCG vaccination in the 60-plus group can protect them against Covid-19.

The Indian trial was launched in the wake of multiple scientific reports of how countries with BCG vaccine in their child immunization portfolio had benefited indirectly with a lower number of Covid-19 positive cases as well as deaths....

Governor Whitman has maintained a steady appearance with the people.

Those are not small approval ratings. She has been great. She has taken on every challenge presented to her, including a dam collapse. She is brave and her administration is working hard for the people as opposed to the wealthy.

She has continued to whittle away at the unemployment rate (click here). Think about that a minute. The state has been through a lot this year, yet unemployment continues to fall. She is held in ridicule by the political right-wing for limiting it's openness in areas with high COVID-19 rates. Yet, there is still a steady drop in unemployment. I think that reflects a steady vigilance of the Michigan economy despite closed areas due to the virus.

Governor Whitmer took office at a time when GMC was shaving off jobs and ending product lines. She is more than interesting to both candidates running for president (click here). The former Vice President took pride in the fact the Obama administration stood by the car industry during their 8 years in office.

October 27, 2020
By Beth LeBlanc

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (click here) has maintained a steady job approval rating with a majority of Michigan voters despite election-year sniping by President Donald Trump, whose job approval is about 15 percentage points lower, according to a Detroit News-WDIV-TV poll released Tuesday.

Nearly 54% of Michigan voters view the Democratic governor favorably and 59% approve of the job she's doing, according to the Oct. 23-25 survey of 600 likely Michigan voters. The job approval number inches up to 61% about her handling of the coronavirus pandemic, according to the survey, which had a margin of error of plus-minus 4 percentage points.

The poll by the Lansing-based Glengariff Group found 37% viewed Whitmer unfavorably, 38% disapproved of the job she is doing and 37% disapproved of her handling of the pandemic....

Sen. Lisa Murkowski fears courts are becoming more political losing confidence

Lisa Murkowski has always been an interesting politician. But, I find her words fall flat considering her vote for Coney-Barrett. From a spectator perspective, I think Murkowski's votes in the US Senate is as much populous as she isn't. 

Coney-Barrett's opinion polls changed after her hearings. It went from 48 percent in favor to 51 percent. I think Senator Murkowski reacted to that shift in changing her position on the judge while stating she doesn't believe the judge will rule against abortion.

Senator Murkowski does represent an interesting mix of populous and sincere governance. She has to be admired for her election that displaced an extremist. I think she is fully aware of the worries in regard to the Supreme Court, however, if she wavers this easily, will she be a stalwart in protecting the USA Constitution? I hope her decision about this judge holds up and doesn't cause her problems in the future.

October 26, 2020
By Allison Pecoria

Three hours (click here) before the Senate was poised to vote on the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to serve on the Supreme Court, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, walked toward the Capitol contemplating the "incontrovertible" reality that her party was about to confirm a justice nearer to an election than any confirmation in history.

Murkwoski is a rare moderate Republican who found herself at the center of the debate over Barrett's confirmation when she was one of two senators in her party who moved to delay the vote until after Election Day. She said Monday afternoon that she's fearful of what is becoming of the judiciary and even the Congress in this increasingly partisan era....

The dialogue that will obviously go forward regarding the Supreme Court has to bring the country with it. It will require information and education about The Court in order for the people of the USA to appreciate the sincere concern of those in the US Legislature.

Just because Federalist Society judges are smarter than Trump, doesn't mean they are smart.

Brett Kavanaugh plagiarized Donald John Trump in a recent opinion. He didn't plagiarize a speech at some radical right religious meeting, he plagiarized a Supreme Court opinion. That is called incompetency.

I don't think there is anything smart or especially politically leaning about plagiarism, it is just pure stupidity and brings into question the competency of Federalist Society judges.

October 27, 2020
By Mark Joseph Stern

While the Senate confirmed Amy Coney Barrett on Monday night, (click here) Justice Brett Kavanaugh handed down a startling opinion that laid out how the Supreme Court could steal the election for Donald Trump. Kavanaugh’s opinion was an assault on the integrity of America’s upcoming election; it was also extraordinarily sloppy, riddled with errors that would make even a traffic court judge blush. It’s worth highlighting these mistakes, not just to set the record straight but also to show how Kavanaugh uses falsehoods to twist the law against voting rights....

When Supreme Court justices are valued for their political ideology and iconic victories of right-wing politics, the USA has lost it's third branch of the government. I hear that addicts of any particular type of substance, including alcohol, stop growth and development at the age a person became an addict. There was a question not asked of Kavanaugh during his confirmation, "Did you ever receive therapy for your alcoholism?"

I think having Brett Kavanaugh plagiarize political ideology into a Supreme Court decision should be a warning shot about what is going on in the Robert's Court. The exception for that is the Chief Justice himself who has heroically written to preserve the Majority Rule of the USA Constitution. I do believe the Chief Justice once openly corrected Gorsuch within the past year. Just sayin', it is time to examine Trump's justices for their ability to be loyal to the USA Constitution. Chief Justice Roberts may not alone be able to correct the course of the current Supreme Court members by his vote alone.

The Federalist Society along with it's obsession with judicial placement for it's own purposes must be investigated, especially in the face of Kavanaugh's obvious incompetency. He, like Bill Barr, was chosen for that incompetency. If one remembers right before Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination he was writing rather strange opinions. If there is going to be a majority of Justices writing strange and assaultive opinions against the US Constitution, then it and the Rule of Law is lost to anarchy. I think scrutiny of past and present opinions is very much in order for the purpose of our democracy and sincerely religious, civil rights, and cultural freedom.

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