Category Archives: On the Ebola River

Quote of the Day: Winnie gets it.

Posted on May 6, 2020 by On the North River

The COVID-19 pandemic morphed into a major geopolitical event and, therefore, the tools of geopolitical analysis became ever more relevant. That is likely why Winston Churchill famously said, “Scientists should be on tap, but not on top.”

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Speakeasy.

Posted on May 6, 2020 by On the North River

Tonight’s Doordash report: The lockdown is over, regardless of what anyone in government says. While sitting in a strip mall parking lot waiting for an order, I saw a woman exit a chiropractor’s office and walk to her car, parked … Continue reading →

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Notes from UPS.

Posted on May 6, 2020 by On the North River

From an anonymous UPS delivery driver… 5 types of customers since the “rona”: 1) Steve: He has been waiting for this moment his whole life. He has been drinking boilermakers since 10:00 am in his recliner and his AR is … Continue reading →

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And they thought this was going to kill the Trump voters first.

Posted on May 6, 2020 by On the North River

Wuhan flu deaths States that voted for Hillary 51,465 (72%) States that voted for Trump 19,781 (28%)

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Democratic versus Republican States

Posted on May 6, 2020 by On the North River

“When controlling for the differences in population across states, the number of deaths from coronavirus is over three times higher in states with Democratic governors than in states with Republican governors.” As of Sunday, April 26, states with Republican governors … Continue reading →

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NYC pads the death stats.

Posted on May 1, 2020 by On the North River

“Basically, every death certificate that comes across our desk now has COVID on it,” said a funeral director in Williston Park, N.Y., on a recorded phone call with Project Veritas in a newly-released video. James O’Keefe has been asking for … Continue reading →

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Germany reports.

Posted on April 30, 2020 by On the North River

[German] pathology professor discusses what can be learned about COVID19 from autopsies (2) Moving from Israel to Germany, DIE WELT has a long (and for me enlightening!) interview with two pathologists at the U. Of Hannover medical school, one of them … Continue reading →

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Green River serial killer, one vote shy of release.

Posted on April 29, 2020 by On the North River

Washington Supreme Court denies release for serial killer and others in 5-4 vote over coronavirus In a narrow 5-4 vote, the state’s Supreme Court ruled that a large chunk of inmates shouldn’t be released because of the pandemic. The vote … Continue reading →

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Added to those returned from EU, that’s quite a pile of crap.

Posted on April 29, 2020 by On the North River

India Clashes With China After Returning Order of Half a Million ‘Faulty’ Coronavirus Antibody Test Kits Health experts in India have advised against further use of coronavirus testing kits procured from Chinese companies, disclosing its intentions to return all previously … Continue reading →

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What next?

Posted on April 29, 2020 by On the North River

‘COVID Toes’: Mysterious Skin Condition Could be Linked to Coronavirus, Derms Say Cases of a mysterious skin condition that causes purple, blue or red discoloration in toes and occasionally fingers are popping up around the country, according to Northwestern doctors, … Continue reading →

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