The war on the unvaccinated
Readers offer opinions on Democratic puppets, Apple surveillance
By Email to the EditorPublished August 9, 2021 at 7:03pm
I would like to address two news articles I recently read about COVID-19.
The first one addressed the fact that some vaccinated Americans were losing patience with those of us who are unvaccinated.
People assume that the increases in COVID cases are being caused by the unvaccinated, but I have seen no data on the percentage of unvaccinated people who are in the new-infections group.
Why is that? Could it be that the majority of new cases are in the vaccinated group?
The vaccines were said to be 95% effective when they were first tested. Could it be that the effectiveness has gone down with the new variants?
The second article I read was about an outbreak in Cape Cod where 74% of those people were vaccinated. That means that only 26% of those new cases were in unvaccinated people like me.
The current administration and news media have been vilifying the unvaccinated, and people are starting to believe that propaganda.
There are serious safety questions with the mRNA technology.
These vaccines have only been out for less than a year. Most vaccine testing takes 12 years or more.
Biden has been pushing the FDA to approve the vaccines.
I would like to point out that simply declaring these vaccines "safe" without proper testing will not make them "safe."
I can foresee attacks on the unvaccinated in the near future.
The current administration will be responsible for those attacks. I am licensed to carry a firearm.
I would hate to see a vaccinated person or persons die because they attacked me.
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Brian
Up your game, WND
[Regarding "Who green-lighted the kneecapping of Andrew Cuomo?"] The average reader of your site is ahead of you on this question.
Even the conservative media will not state the obvious: It is the same person who is making all the decisions for this country while Biden is incapacitated.
This same person is the head of the Democratic Party.
Note that should Michelle become the next presidential puppet, this same person will be running the country from "behind the curtain" for the next several years. You heard it here first.
Another topic: I think you should highlight every instance of Democratic projection until every person in the country understands projection.
The Democrats are doing it on a daily basis, yet conservatives are silent. Explain to your readers why the conservative media fall so short in this fight to save America.
You have to "up your game" instead of playing it safe.
Tom Moore
Apple's dangerous, Orwellian threat to liberty
For believers in traditional Judeo-Christian morality, Berkshire Hathaway-backed Apple's plan for "neuralMatch" might sound like a good thing at first blush.
The Financial Times reported, and Tech Crunch has confirmed, that Apple plans to roll out an automatic download of software onto all iPhones later this year that will "search for child porn."
If they find it, they'll report it to authorities.
Let's be clear, this is arguably evil genius. Many if not most will (or should) oppose child porn.
The Apple plan sounds good. Porn of all kinds is a scourge. A children's advocacy site claims seven out of 10 kids encounter porn inadvertently.
But beyond that, where does this slippery slope stop?
Will Apple next report on evidence of Trump supporters? Bible believers?
Will they snoop competitor's phones, all without a search warrant? Will WND readers be reported someday?
Where does such a seemingly innocent notion stop? If Apple does it, what about other smartphones makers?
Why not just take down all pornography websites instead?
Do you see that this isn't about porn, child or otherwise?
Rather, this is a new Orwellian tool for reporting anyone the oligarchs and insiders don't like.
Some weeks ago, I warned WND readers about the pattern of big businesses and big government allowing brazen and costly abuses. This is an extension of that. This is a liberty issue.
Apple's plan smells of getting the camel's nose under the tent with something that sounds innocent.
You can almost imagine the Apple ads touting how they will supposedly working with law enforcement to stop "child porn." It's a transparently false and flawed approach.
Take down porn sites instead.
Americans and people around the world need to break up the monopolists that think they can slip in such fascist surveillance-state collusion between big business and big government on the unsuspecting. Heaven help us all.
L.A. "Tony" Kovach
A simple question
There are times I think that I might not be the brightest bulb in the pack.
There are times when some subject, situation or question comes up and the people around me understand what's going on and have answers, but I don't.
This is one of those cases for me. So, please, can someone give me a simple and clear answer to this:
If a virus vaccination protects a person from the virus in question, how is that person threatened from a person who is not vaccinated?
Then again, has anyone read "Lord of the Flies"?
W. Gratza
https://www.wnd.com/2021/08/war-unvaccinated/
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