After banning hydroxychlorquine for use in Michigan, the governor has backed down as evidence is piling up that hydroxychlorquine is effective for treating people infected with coronavirus, especially people who have very severe cases. This comes even though access to the drug has been very restricted until now. (CBS News, at least, seems to have […]
Continue readingCoronavirus, the Census and Citizenship
I just did my census form online. I got the short form and it was quick and easy and disappointing, since it omits a citizenship question. This is important since illegal aliens, when counted, get representatives in the Congress. However, the second part of the census has just been passed unanimously in the Senate and […]
Continue readingCoronavirus and NYC FearPorn
See: https://www.fort-russ.com/2020/03/hell-in-new-york-one-death-every-17-minutes-doctors-cant-keep-up/ This Russian news report of pending disaster in New York City, based in part on a video supplied by a Queens nurse to the New York Times, interpreted by Al-Jazeera, and amplified by Fort Russ, inadvertantly offers some interesting information about the high death rate in New York City. (1) The deaths from […]
Continue readingRestarting America After the Coronavirus Shutdown: Sooner is Better
This outline is based on there being three tiers of coronavirus: no treatment, protective treatment, necessary treatment. (All of this is assuming that some combination of anti-malarial and antibiotics (or something else) provides a near-term successful treatment.) Coronavirus (Covid-19) is a generally mild but sometimes lethal illness. Many believe that compared to the numbers of […]
Continue readingWashington State Lockdown
Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers Here is the gigantic list of exemptions to the state wide lock down. I am supportive of the lock down as long as it does not reach into summer. The list is long because Washington has a complex society, more than, say, King, nobles, peasants, and clergy. It is interesting to […]
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