Tag: jan 5 2021

We have reported on this before in the Trends Journal and in our Trends in The News broadcasts, and we will do it again since Presstitutes and politicians ignore the facts and continually promote the Mask-ueraded. A study regarding the efficacy of wearing masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus that was recently conducted...

As reported in this issue on the failure of lockdowns in numerous countries (see “COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS: COMPLETE POLICY FAILURES”), the state of New York, under Governor Andrew Cuomo, has the worst fatality rate from COVID not only of any other U.S. state but of any other country.  Yet, it is now revealed that the New...

Ontario’s Finance Minister Rod Phillips stepped down last week after he was caught vacationing in St. Bart’s while health officials in his province told citizens to avoid travel due to the risk of spreading the coronavirus. Ontario had been placed on lockdown. Aside from the embarrassment of being caught, according to Newsweek, Phillips tried to...

Gladys Berejiklian, the premier of New South Wales (NSW), said Sunday that mask-wearing will be mandatory after eight new COVID cases were recorded in Sydney’s western region. The Guardian reported that 2,000 people were told to isolate in the state with a population of 7.5 million. Four of the new cases live in the same household,...

Sean Feucht, the Christian singer who has stood up against COVID-19 restrictions on places of worship, was criticized last week after he held a parking lot concert in Southern California that drew up to 2,5000 attendees who were standing shoulder-to-shoulder with hardly a face mask to be seen. The concert occurred last Thursday night in...

The New York City sheriff said Saturday that three major parties were broken up across the city on New Year’s Eve for violating COVID-19 restrictions, which ban indoor dining.  Eater reported that since March 2020, these restrictions have led to more than 1,000 restaurants permanently closing. Times Square was essentially a wasteland on New Year’s Eve....

As we have been reporting, indoor dining in New York City’s restaurants is outlawed; the theater district is locked down; business occupancy rates are around 15 percent; commercial/rental real estate prices are going down; and Times Square, as evidenced by the banning of revelers to celebrate New Year’s Eve, is dead. Nearly three-and-a-half million people...

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu canceled his outdoor inauguration ceremony this Thursday because protesters against the lockdowns have been demonstrating in front of his home.  His office said in a statement that these protesters have become bolder and are beginning to target his family and trespass onto his private property. Sununu said that an outdoor...

A senior researcher at the American Institute for Economic Research (AIE), Phil Magness, reviewed the past year of lockdowns, false claims, and failed government policies in dealing with the spread of COVID.  He came up with a number of prime examples of policy reversals and vast inconsistencies, which we follow up with confirmed data: 24...

Recent polling has shown that Americans are becoming more comfortable with the idea of getting inoculated with the COVID vaccine. The Kaiser Family Foundation released a poll a few weeks ago that showed 71 percent of respondents in late November and early December said they would take the shots for inoculation. That number was an...