Author: Crowhill Report

Bumble Biden said there’s nothing we can to do change the trajectory of the virus in the next couple months.

So that’s why we have lockdowns, and face mask mandates, and closed schools, and a rush to create vaccines — because we can’t change it.

We’re going to be stuck with Biden’s bumbling ways for … well, a little while, anyway.

P&C drink and review a homebrewed Vienna Ale, then, with special guest Longinus, continue their “shortcut to the classics” series and discuss three stories: The Law of Life, To Build a Fire, and The Call of the Wild.

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.”

In other words, there may be setbacks and evil times, but good will eventually prevail.

Would you characterize that as an observation or an assumption?

P&C drink Southern Belle, an imperial brown ale, then discuss problems in science.

It would be nice to believe that we can rely on science. Scientists are supposed to be dispassionate, purely rational people who follow the evidence where it leaves. At least that’s the mythology.

Science is as influenced by politics, ideology, ambition, egos, trends and fads as anything else. So how are we supposed to “trust the science”? And what is “the science” anyway?

Antifa in Seattle and Portland Smash Property, Oppose Biden, Police: ‘We Are Ungovernable’

Far-left activists vandalized buildings and clashed with police in the Pacific Northwest on Jan. 20, voicing their opposition to the government, law enforcement, and the freshly sworn-in President Joe Biden, with some carrying signs reading, “We are ungovernable.” …

“We don’t want Biden. We want revenge for police murders, imperialist wars, and fascist massacres,” read a banner they marched under, while others carried a banner saying, “We are not governable,” which was dotted with anarchy symbols.

There’s a chance Biden might be able to have better luck with these people, since the media will be on his side. I wish him luck.