How can policymakers tell if they are doing more good than harm?
with lockdowns of months, if not years, life largely stops, short-term and long-term consequences are entirely unknown, and billions, not just millions, of lives may be eventually at stake.
ROBERT STEELE: This is the single best item I have found that makes the point I have been trying to make since I first my holistic analytic evaluation. As the senior VP for Merck told me many years ago, a terrorist take over of a single ship is just a traffic accident for them, it is the monstrous over-reaction of the government that wrecks there business. That's where we are at now with the grotesque even treasonous fearmongering of the media (this is by design) and all the government locks downs and closures. To cancel sports in the face of all of the evidence that I and others have amassed that this is a FAKE PANDEMIC is in my view flirting with disaster.
Now for the positive side of things: it is clear that the President has succeeded — as I have been saying for many months now — in taking back $15 trillion if not more from the banks. It is also increasingly clear that the President is — I have no direct knowledge but I trust my multiple sources — collaborating with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin and perhaps others — in carrying out a global cultural and economic re-boot. This is going to end very well.
My bottom line: the President needs to re-assure the millions who have lost their jobs of believe they will lose their jobs, that there is no expiration date on their unemployment compensation (and those who do not have unemployment compensation plans will be covered by the government as if they did); and that a massive new Reaganesque national job re-training is going to put into place by 15 April at the latest and last to the end of the second Trump term.
And that is the finishing point on my bottom line: this all needs to be over by 15 April. Enough already with the FAKE PANDEMIC. It is unacceptable to push this into July and August. As my favorite redneck likes to say, “Git ‘r done.”
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