Monthly Archives: December 2021

Maybe we should rely on the Lord and on ourselves for making this a better world. David DeGerolamo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “Old City Bar” In an old city barThat is never too farFrom the places that gatherThe dreams that have been In … Continue reading →

A divided U.S. Supreme Court left in force New York’s requirement that health-care workers be vaccinated against Covid-19, refusing to order exemptions for 20 providers who say they object to the shot on religious grounds. The rebuff follows a similar rejection in … Continue reading →

The other day I witnessed a conversation I could never have imagined. Picture two successful professionals, thoroughly decent people, respected (perhaps even revered) in their fields. Intelligent, moderate individuals, but outside what was once the political mainstream. They relax over … Continue reading →

That one got me this morning. See Friday I had to confront my Mother. She is terrified to death of this “virus.” She has drank the government Kool-Aid. She wears two mask at all times. She’s had her booster. She … Continue reading →

Scientist Test Positive After Getting Bitten By Mouse While Experimenting On COVID Strains In Taiwan’s BSL-3 Lab While running experiments on COVID strains, a female researcher got bitten by a lab mouse. She later tested positive for the virus the following Thursday … Continue reading →

Hospitalizations, Mortality Cut In Half After Brazilian City Offered Ivermectin To Everyone Pre-Vaccine Early on in the pandemic, before the vaccines were available, the Southern Brazilian city of Itajai offered Ivermectin as a prophylaxis against the disease. 133,051 people took … Continue reading →

via WRSA I pray that the above is not true. One fact that cannot be refuted: everyone is a target for dividing our culture. David DeGerolamo

The bloody French Revolution saw the end of the monarchy and the emergence of peasants, military men and landowners as authorities over a bankrupt government. The harrowing revolt lasted for years, and it saw its share of horrible crimes against … Continue reading →