COVID-19

Well, this is inconvenient.  Aggravated by the holdouts who keep wearing face masks despite mounting evidence that they’re essentially useless against Covid-19? Maybe you should be a little grateful. According to findings published at Frontiers in Psychology, people who consider themselves less attractive are more likely to continue wearing face masks. “Our findings suggest that …

University Study: It’s Official — Ugly People More Likely To Wear Masks Read More »

You can read Judge England’s findings here:   And you can read the Daily News report here: 

We shouldn’t have to ask! The deadline has passed for Pfizer to submit the results of a study exploring the frequency of heart inflammation following receipt of the company’s COVID-19 vaccine. Pfizer was required by the U.S. and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to conduct multiple studies on its vaccine after the FDA approved the …

Deadline Passes For Pfizer To Submit Results Of Post-Vaccination Heart Inflammation Study To US Regulators Read More »

No one is allowed to address the elephant in the room — why all of a sudden do we have all these “died suddenly” events? Whether or not it is a ‘coincidence’ remains to be seen – but it is getting hard to ignore all of the recent stories about athletes, collegiate and professional, unexpectedly …

21 Year Old Air Force Football Player ‘Dies Suddenly’ After Collapsing Walking To Class Read More »

If the COVID vaccines were as important to national security as they pretended to make them out to be, DoD would never have rolled over on this. Now to get those discharged troops reinstated. The Department of Defense is formally ending the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for the U.S. military and the National Guard, but did …

Chances Of Reenlistment Unclear For Discharged Troops After Pentagon Rescinds COVID Vaccine Mandate Read More »

In April 2020, I jumped up and down on the COVID numbers coming out of the military (Palouse Should Be Released from Lockdown).  There was a coronavirus outbreak onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The survival rate was 99.98% Now this from NPR:  “The military has fared relatively well in combating COVID. Fewer than 30 service …

<30 out of 2 million Active Duty & Reserve Died from COVID-19 Read More »

Well, same thing. 

The White House Coronavirus Task Force has recommended three Idaho colleges, including the University of Idaho, move instruction online in response to elevated levels of COVID-19 in nearby communities, according to a report from the Idaho Statesman. The task force recommended closing colleges in Latah, Madison and Ada counties, which are home to the UI, …

White House recommends UI, BSU, BYU-I move online Read More »

Meanwhile, in the US, we’re like lambs to the slaughter.  Thousands across Europe have been protesting safety restrictions amid the ongoing pandemic. Anti-lockdown protesters took to the streets in the U.K., Germany and France to express their opposition to wearing a face mask. … Participants were seen holding posters that suggested COVID-19 “doesn’t exist.” Demonstrators …

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At town hall, Pullman chief discusses move from warning to enforcement for COVID-19 violations Pullman Police Department Chief Gary Jenkins said police have seen an increase in parties and gatherings the past few weeks despite the risks of COVID-19. Jenkins joined other community leaders, including Mayor Glenn Johnson and Washington State University President Kirk Schulz, …

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Be sure to read the reason why in the last paragraph. #CYA On March 18, Idaho’s Governor Brad Little restricted pharmacists from dispensing hydroxychloroquine for off label use. Since that time, 217 Idahoans have died from Covid-related deaths, many of them without the choice to be treated with zinc and hydroxychloroquine. Suddenly Governor Little is …

Idaho Governor Brad Little seeking immunity from civil liability Read More »

If Moscow Schools can pack 5-days worth of schooling into two days, why not just make school two days long?  And what of all those classes that are not taught? Band, orchestra, PE, electives?  The Moscow School Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to begin the school year with a hybrid instructional model, which includes two …

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Moscow City Council feels it is time to get serious about enforcing the order; chief says officers will continue to use discretion with regard to warnings, citations Moscow police officers will continue to educate when responding to alleged face mask order violations, but violators should expect to receive at least a verbal or written warning …

Police talk ‘next step’ in mask compliance Read More »

LATAH COUNTY – The Idaho North Central District of Public Health reported a total of 10 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Latah County over the weekend, bringing the county total to 83. Of the 83 confirmed cases, 38 (45.7%) have recovered, and there have been zero deaths. Of those ten new cases, seven are …

Idaho North Central District of Public Health Now Showing Over 55% of Cases as Recovered, Latah County Adds 10 New Cases Over the Weekend Read More »