I watched an excellent video a couple of days ago, featuring one of the leading ivermectin advocates, Dr Pierre Kory. I am always struck at the contrast between people who advocate for the use of ivermectin (or HCQ) and those who don’t.  The naysayers

  The mystery of the plunging rate of new Covid cases has taken an almost amusing new twist.  Until now, there have been two parts to the mystery.  The first part is “Why are case rates falling so sharply?”.  The second part has been “Why

  Sunday saw 57,198 new Covid cases in the US.  A week ago, last Sunday saw 66,777 new cases.  So, a 14% drop over last Sunday, and while that is a smaller drop than has been the case for most of the last almost six

  We passed through another significant marker on Wednesday, when the US exceeded half a million Covid deaths. The biggest story of the the entire outbreak is the one which no-one (other than me) seems willing to dare express – the majority of those deaths,

  I’ve been expressing the mystery of the falling new case rates here in the US, and I know some people believe it to be a reflection of our growing numbers of people vaccinated.  I disagree for several reasons, and wanted to mention one more

  Some good news, first.  US daily new virus cases have declined 22% in the last week, continuing a steady and steep reduction now for an entire month since 11 January. This is remarkably good news, and new case numbers are now at the same

  On Thursday, I said I’d like to open with some good news for a change.  Now, three days later, I’d like to repeat that good news.  The number of new virus cases, both world-wide, and within the US, continues to steeply drop. This drop

  For a change, let’s start off with some good news this week. There’s been something happening that we’ve been quietly watching and wondering when to comment on.  What started off as a possible short term anomaly has continued unabated every day since 11 January

  I spent several days this week in what seemed like a different world.  Masks were almost entirely absent, people shook hands, interactions and socializing was normal.  This was primarily in Lincoln County, WA, and Valley County, ID. In Lincoln County, it seemed all businesses