Category: TRENDS ON THE COVID WARFRONT

Worldwide Cost of Shutdown is Increasing From Europe to the Caribbean, India to the Philippines, Mexico through South America, tens of millions who have lost jobs due to the unprecedented global shutdown are unable to continue sending money home to their needy families. Last year, migrant workers sent over $500 billion back home. According to...

Considered one of the greatest absurdist dramas ever written, “Waiting for Godot,” by Samuel Beckett, is about two people eagerly awaiting the arrival of the mysterious character Godot. Spoiler alert: he never arrives. In the U.S. and across the globe, the politicians, media, and their “experts” continue to insist that only the arrival of a...

In previous Trends Journal articles, we’ve presented evidence of the physical and psychological problems caused by excessive mask-wearing. Yet, mask wearing has become the new ABnormal. For example, told by “experts” that wearing a mask will stop someone from catching the virus or, if infected, from passing it on to others, for most Americans frightened...

Beyond the bailouts going to the Bigs in the U.S., it was reported last week by The London Economic that almost a third of companies receiving coronavirus bailouts from the Bank of England are based in a tax haven or owned by someone living there. The think tank TaxWatch UK reported that £4.79 billion in...

On 27 March, the U.S. government signed into law the CARES Act. Its purpose was to offer economic relief to small businesses that were forced to shut down or suffered severe hardship due to the unprecedented lockdown of the economy to deal with COVID-19. Part of the package was the Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP) specifically...

While the media continues to fan the flames of fear by citing continual increases in the reported cases of COVID-19, they fail to emphasize the fact that fewer people are dying from it. In April and May, for example, as many as 3,000 deaths a day were being recorded across the United States. That number...

Does it pay – socially, economically, medically, spiritually – to lock down entire nations to protect citizens from the COVID-19 virus? Since its outbreak, Sweden has been targeted by ratings hungry Presstitutes as the outlier nation which refused to impose strict lockdowns that virtually shut down entire societies and economies. On 28 March, British daily...

As of last year, according to the U.S. Urban Development Agency (HUD), 567,715 Americans were homelessness on any given night. That was then. The numbers have since risen. As the data proves, those at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale have been hit the hardest by the lockdowns… losing jobs in the hospitality and restaurant...

The combination of the COVID shutdown and higher crime has turned “The City That Never Sleeps” into the city that weeps. The lights are out on Broadway. Midtown Manhattan, once the showcase of “Fun City” excitement and allure, from fashion boutiques to bustling cafés, is a shadow of its pre-lockdown self. Entire business and cultural centerpieces...

From the onset of the coronavirus outbreak, as evidenced in the Trends Journal, there was, and still is, little consensus of where the virus came from, how deadly it is, and what can be done to help cure patients who have contracted the disease. As reported in the Wall Street Journal last Thursday, “There is...