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New Scam Killing Your Pets

Why’s it suddenly so expensive to take your dog to the vet?

Here’s a hint: Private equity. Joe Spector on the solution.

Here’s more from Tucker Carlson.

Hasan Piker: He’s So Shocking!

What a weaselly little liar, dude. Here’s more from FreedomToons.

Hasan’s Collargate

Hasan Piker’s shock collar scandal is worse than you think. The leftist creep raises howls after his blatant pet abuse — all for his social media show.

Typical leftwinger — a certified turd. Here’s more from Bearing.

 

 

They’re Eating The Cats!

How did eating cats turn into the biggest meme war of 2024? Here’s more from Paul Joseph Watson.

Coronavirus And HIV

Indian researchers are saying the coronavirus is a bioweapons nightmare. One of their reasons? They say they have found strands of the coronavirus that appear to have RNA strands similar to, or lifted from, the HIV virus. This might be why the Chinese have said they are using AIDs treatments to deal with coronavirus patients. Here, Dr. Paul Cottrell discusses the implications.

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Dr. Cottrell returns with a more detailed video that explores the origins of this virus as a bioweapons. It’s looking more likely that is how it came into being and that the Chinese are responsible for unleashing this horror upon their own people. Yes, there was probably an accident of some kind, or an oversight.

But the weapon itself was designed by the Chinese — a hodgepodge of past viruses, including the insertion of HIV. The HIV presence is suppressing the immunology and white blood cells, making this a much more deadly cocktail. We’ll let Dr. Cottrell explain the details. He does so quite well and passionately.

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More evidence is emerging suggesting the recent coronavirus was man-made. Meanwhile, last Thursday, the head of the World Health Organization’s campaign to wipe out ebola, Dr. Peter Halama, reportedly died. Details surrounding his death were not forthcoming. Quite strange coincidence. Here are the grisly details from The Last American Vagabond.

Current update from Styxhexenhammer666: The number of infections has risen above 17,500. We’re seeing more cases across southern Asia — India, Vietnam and Thailand. The first death has occurred outside China: A 44-year-old man in the Philippines, although he was originally from the epicenter of the virus in Wuhan, China. There are now two more epicenters within China in Guangdong and Zheijiang. Styx says: Be prepared. Stock up on basic foods and take precautions.

On a side note, the Chinese are being ordered to cull all of their pets, even though there is no evidence whatsoever that these animals are serving as transmitters for the coronavirus. Mr. Obvious says, “China consistently disappoints me.” We concur.  The people might be quite capable, but the government is so regressive and archaic, such bedrock Communists, that it will be tough, if not impossible, for China to ever amount to much.

It’s now clear a pandemic is unavoidable. That raises the question: How bad will it get?  The official data on the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus continues to suggest a geometric growth rate. Which explains why more and more infectious disease experts are now openly calling the virus a full-blown global pandemic.

It’s worth noting at this point that the data we do have, mostly from the Chinese government, is still scant and suspect. Many think the situation is China is worse than is being reported — potentially much worse.

Frustratingly, the Western press seems bent on downplaying the coronavirus threat, many trying to convince us that the standard flu is more dangerous. Which is NOT true, at least in terms of survivability.

So, we must continue to educate ourselves as best we can. Chris Martenson will continue synthesizing the data and reporting back to you with understandable and practical insights.

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China’s stocks crash as Coronavirus continues to spread.  It’s probably not going to get as bad here as it has been in Wuhan, China. But it is spreading, and we will face some localized outbreaks in the United States, so best to be prepared. At this point, half of the 12 identified cases in the United States are in California. Most of the other cases are in bigger cities: Boston, New York and Chicago. More from the SGTReport.

 

Ready To Eat Your Pets?

The actress Emma Thompson has a piece of Liberal advice: Be prepared to eat your pets. More from the Next News Network.

Ending the War on Ferrets

Slinky, curious, and intelligent – ferrets have been domesticated for centuries. But in D.C., New York City, Hawaii, and California ferret owners face threats of jail time and fines up to $10,000.

Ferret opponents fret that the 20-inch mammals are likely to launch “vicious unprovoked attacks on humans,” despite a study from California’s own Research Bureau which found that ferrets don’t “pose an unusual risk of bites.” Others worry that escaped pet ferrets could form feral bands in the wild, but the same study found it “improbable that domestic ferrets could establish feral colonies in California.” H/T Reason.TV

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Banning Bikini Baristas

They make it their business to mind your business, and this month America’s busybodies have been working overtime.

Lawmakers are no longer loco for just one brand of energy drink. Illinois State Rep. Luis Arroyo (D-Chicago) has penned a bill that would make it illegal “to sell, offer for sale or deliver” just about any kind of energy drink to anyone under age 18 (Arroyo’s championing another top-tier issue–outlawing lion steaks).

Meanwhile, dog lovers in Oklahoma are sounding off against a plan cooked up by State Sen. Patrick Anderson (R-Enid) to allow cities to ban specific breeds of dogs. But this time the Nanny of the Month comes to us from Shelton, Washington, where city commissioners and townspeople alike have united against a threat of bikini baristas. H/T Reason TV

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Prison for Smokers

Our nation’s nannies, scolds and buttinskies started 2013 with a renewed hunger to mind other people’s business.

One Florida city has banned dog tethering (even on your own property!) and a Texas State Rep. Bill Zedler (R-Arlington) wants to license strippers to dissuade women from going into that line of work.  But Reason awards 2013’s first Nanny of the Month booby prize to the northwest nag whose new bill, if passed, would expand the drug war by categorizing cigarettes as a Schedule III controlled substance (along with LSD). You’d need a doctor’s prescription to get your mitts on tobacco products (including cigars), and if you disobey, you could be looking at a fine of $6,250, up to a year in prison, or both.

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Buckle Up Your Dogs

Reason.TV reveals its “Nanny of the Month” award-winner for July — the state of New Jersey, where busybodies can now fine dog owners up to $1,000 for failure to use seat belts on their pets.  Errant dog owners can also be arrested and jailed for up to six months, with citations issued by either police or SPCA officers. Wonder if you’ll be banished to a doghouse if you also happen to be sexting on your cell phone at the same time.

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