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Archive for January, 2022
Why Jill Sanborn didn’t testify before the Senate the week before the 1st anniversary of the 6th of January in one tweet
Posted: January 12, 2022 by datechguy in UncategorizedBy Christopher Harper
The Democrats’ pledge that they care about poor people should be forever put to rest after two fires left 29 people, including 17 kids, dead over the past week.
The fires in “affordable” housing in Philadelphia and New York should make everyone realize the lies told in Democrat-controlled cities.
The fire in Philadelphia happened in a building owned and run by the city’s Housing Authority. The two-unit row house in a generally gentrified section of Philadelphia had 26 people living in a space meant for half that many.
At least four smoke detectors in the building were not working, and there were no fire escapes on the upper floors.
Will Bunch, a leftist writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer, asked some pertinent questions.
“If Philadelphia doesn’t change laws and find the dollars to change the culture around housing safety, then this city is even more dysfunctional than we thought. We almost never talk about how 40,000 people sit on a waiting list for public housing that was finally shut down for most applicants eight years ago, or about how PHA only accommodates about 12% of the estimated demand for affordable housing, or how the agency needs an estimated $1 billion to fix the units it does have. No wonder the plight of families like the two cramped inside that Fairmount row house remains largely invisible.”
New York had its own wake-up call days after the Philadelphia fire when 19 people died there. Public records showed the building had multiple open violations for mouse and roach infestations, peeling lead paint, and water leaks. One open complaint with the city Housing Preservation and Development Department referenced defective fire retardant material in a first-floor ceiling.
“It was at a building that was built under federal guidelines way back when, so it’s not up to New York City fire codes,” said Andrew Ansbro, president of the FDNY Uniformed Firefighters Association union.
Democrats have controlled Philadelphia and New York for most of the past 50 years, promising the poor that life would get better.
Life hasn’t been better, and it’s never going to get better unless people hold Democrats accountable for their fake promises and government makes buildings safe for people who live in them.
Can You imagine what the media would be saying about the Vaccine if Donald Trump was still President?
Posted: January 11, 2022 by datechguy in UncategorizedPicture if you will an election that wasn’t stolen in 2020. Picture Donald Trump about to begin a 2nd term in 2021 with the rollout of the vaccine.
Imagine what would be happening.
Suddenly every sudden heart attack , every case of Myocarditis, particularly among athletes, would be front page news. People in media, politics and Hollywood and academic would be lining up to decry the vaccine and proudly declare that they would not be taking it led by Kamila Harris and the VARES web site and chart would be as ubiquitous as the various rainbow flags on leftist campus.
And of course all the tech giants would be lionizing those who questioned the vaccine and the side effects.
Does anyone actually believe that it would be any other way?
Report from Louisiana: Why is Covid testing still so difficult to find?
Posted: January 10, 2022 by Pat Austin in UncategorizedTags: covid19, datechguy's magnificent seven, frank, pat austin, report from louisiana
By: Pat Austin
SHREVEPORT – One of the benefits of retiring from the classroom is that I no longer pay attention to the hysterical headlines about Covid, whether there will be another national shutdown, how high the case count is, and what the spread rate among school children may be.
I don’t pay attention to any of it. I don’t read it.
So, that being said, I may be a bit behind the curve on what’s what in Covidland.
What I do know is this: my and my spouse both had Covid in January last year. It wasn’t fun. But hey! Natural immunity!
And call us sheep if you must, be we both opted to be vaxxed and boosted, but that’s our own personal choice and I think that’s how it should be. Personal choice, like a flu shot.
There’s been a Covid outbreak at our church in the past couple of weeks; that is, several people have tested positive. Everyone is doing fine, nothing to worry about, but today my husband thought maybe he should get tested. He’d been directly exposed and has been feeling a bit under the weather for a couple of days.
We went to Ochsner Quick Care so he could get tested. This is where we both went last year in January and at that time we were in and out quickly. Today, it was going to be a two hour wait for a test.
Seriously?!
We went across the street to a Velocity Care and it was a three hour wait there.
He said never mind, came home, and decided to just self-monitor and self-isolate if necessary. He felt well enough to get out and do his daily three mile walk so I guess all is well.
But my question is why in the world at this point in this pandemic are we having to wait two and three hours for a nasal swab?! I’ve seen people posting do-it-yourself swab tests but there are none to be found around here and even if you could they’re at least $30.
Something is just upside down it seems to me.
I can’t bear these polarized discussions about Covid; that’s not my point here. I know people who have died from Covid, some with comorbidities and some not. (Those with comorbidities, by the way, were living just fine with diabetes or COPD until Covid got them). The politicizing of the pandemic has been absurd, if you ask me, and caused much more harm that ever should have been the case.
Anyway, not to tread those waters, but I would be interested in knowing why it’s so damn hard to get a test now, two years into this pandemic and when this is supposedly basically a harmless variant.
I was happier in my oblivion.
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