Quotes for Today

Some quotes I hope may resonate with you.

Have a new Quotes for Today up on my Substack. As I've mentioned doing this as a way to thank those who have Subscribed. If you are a Subscriber - you should have received an email. Thanks!

The Culpability of the CDC

"CDC admits mRNA shots can cause myocarditis and blood clots. Also admits natural immunity is real. And concedes that the shots don't prevent infection or spread of the virus." - Representative Thomas Massie

"The destructive capacity of the individual, however vicious, is small; of the state, however well-intentioned, almost limitless." - Winston Churchill 

Have to wonder how soon the idea of "reparations" changes from those who may have had ancestors who were slaves to payments from the government to those who took mRNA "jabs" because they were told by those in charge that they were "safe and effective?" Wouldn't be surprised if this new definition of "reparations" becomes a major campaign issue in the 2024 elections.

Quotes for Today

Some quotes I hope may resonate with you.

"I don't want to believe. I want to know." - Carl Sagan

"The number of people who think US Senate seats are gerrymandered never ceases to amaze me." - Thomas Massie

"The press is our chief ideological weapon." - Nikita Khrushcev

"Never regret anything that made you smile." - Mark Twain

China and Hong Kong

Yesterday the US House of Representatives passed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act. The vote was 417-1.

The bill passed the Senate unanimously and now awaits the signature of President Trump. The overwhelming support for the bill from both the House and Senate make the bill veto proof.

As the British would say, China is not best pleased with these actions. The bill has some teeth and some real penalties to China if the freedoms in Hong Kong are trampled. And to think real attention to the plight of protesters in Hong Kong only really gained high visibility in the US after Chinese officials completely overacted to Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey's Tweet of support for Hong Kong.

Thomas Massie, R-Kentucky, was the lone dissenting vote in the House although it seems Massie approves of the sentiment of the bill.

Dianne Feinstein's Chinese spy driver could not be reached for comment.