Heap o' Links Tue Oct 25, 2022

It's madness. Here we are concerned, and rightly so, about elections and yet we are quite literally at the stage of being at each other's throats to decide the direction this nation will take. Check that: WE are not at each other's throats. THEY are at OUR throat

He showed me the paper they brought home, now old and worn. On it was just one verse, John 3:16.…

But what Big Tech gives, it can take away. And over the last few years, it has aggressively engaged in retrenchment. This is especially true for YouTube.

Our group Project 21 is the latest victim of YouTube censorship. One of our ambassadors, Chris Arps, a prominent radio talk show host, was suspended over making the commonsense observation that the majority of gays don’t support the sexualization of young children.

YouTube claims that such a view “violates our violent or graphic content policy.” How so? Is YouTube claiming that Arps’ statement is false? They won’t say.

But this is the pattern.

We reported that the state of New York reported the first polio case since 2013 and that wastewater samples from New York City indicated genetically similar samples were present in the wastewater.

In September, after another New York county reported polio virus in sewage samples, Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency.

Now public health officials are concerned that polio is going to become endemic again, fueled, in part, by the mistrust of public health officials in the wake of the disastrous covid pandemic response.

Sure, we lied about the Kung Flu jab, but you can trust us on this one…