Re-Posted from the Canada Free Press By Judi McLeod —— Bio and Archives—April 20, 2020

But millions of Whos down in the Whoville called America are not buying into her bull.

How many American Whos give a fig if the returnees to work don’t include Ice Cream Queen Nancy Pelosi?

Let us steal some of Dr. Tony Fauci’s limelight and return to the outcome of Dr. Seuss:

…”Then the Whos down in Whoville will all cry boo-hoo! That’s a noise,” grinned the Grinch, “that I simply must hear!” … Every Who down in Whoville, the tall and the small, Was singing without any presents at all!”

How many housebound American Whos are singing in anticipation of the return to work coming soon in the expected retreat of the raging pandemic?

How many American Whos give a fig if the returnees to work don’t include Ice Cream Queen Nancy Pelosi?

With all churches now shuttered, congregants can no longer hear their pastors, even brave ones threatened with arrest for delivering messages to the faithful in church parking lots, Pelosi now tries coming on like a pastor:

“Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) accused President Donald Trump of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic by invoking “whimsy magic, hoax, allegations.” (Breitbart, April 19, 2020)

This is, of course,  Marxist projection 101!

“Host George Stephanopoulos said, “In a conference call with your caucus earlier this week, you reportedly said ‘I’m afraid of what the president may do during this period,’ What is it that you’re afraid of?” (Breitbart)

“Pelosi said, “I’m afraid he is going to act on the set basis that he’s acted on it before — it’s a hoax, it’s magically going to disappear. That’s why I sent the letter I did after Easter. Easter gave me a time for reflection and prayerfulness. He failed. He failed in the testing and the rest, and it’s a hoax, and it’s going to magically disappear, that’s not based on science. This isn’t magical. This is scientific. So I said if he continues to predicate the action that we take on a false premise, then we’re in further danger.”

“His earlier delay and denial caused deaths, and so it’s very important that we walk the line that’s close to evidence, data, science, as we go forward and not whimsy magic, hoax, allegations, and placing blame instead of taking responsibility,” she continued. “I was prayerful about this.

“When people said this and that, I said that’s time for after-action review. We’ll go over all of that. Except he was drawing strength in his own view of what his falsehoods were gaining him. We can’t — we can’t fight a pandemic, we can’t open up our economy based on falsehoods.”

People can fight a pandemic and are doing so all over the world

People can fight a pandemic and are doing so all over the world.

The truth that’s sent Pelosi over the edge is that the American economy was leading the world only two months ago, and President Trump will open up the economy again—even against the defiant resistance of Pelosi and power-crazed Democrats.

Whether it’s Fundamentally Changing America or covering hatefulness with “prayerfulness”, Americans down in their DNA are ANTI-GRINCH!

Meanwhile, Pelosi’s claims that Easter gave her “a time for reflection and prayerfulness” is more than passing strange, given that “prayerfulness” and “spitefulness” do not go hand in hand—especially when it’s being doled out by a chocolate-gorging Granny Grinch!

Re-Posted from the Canada By Free Press A. Dru Kristenev —— Bio and Archives—April 20, 2020

Experts quibble over the amount of time it takes for a new habit, good or bad, to be formed. Some say 21 days, some say 30 or 45 days and some say it takes three months to change an individual’s thinking.

Job abandonment has become a virus of its own as irresponsible employees have dropped out of the workforce

The USA has been closed to business as usual for more than 30 days, which, according to what appears in the previous paragraph, is probably plenty of time to create the new habit of isolating oneself and the family but also of relying on government.

Having dropped by a gas station to fill up the other day, the manager expressed exhaustion and frustration with unexpected overtime. She loved her job but after the CARES Act passed, the unmotivated employees found excuse after excuse to keep them from work, swamping the few good employees to cover double shifts during the long hours of operation. Soon enough, the goldbrickers stayed home to wait on government subsidy, leaving the manager short-handed.

Job abandonment has become a virus of its own as irresponsible employees have dropped out of the workforce in exchange for one $1,200 check. Congress’ funding unemployment compensation with promised payments above what most workers take home has also led many to quit their jobs, wrongly assuming they’ll cash in. Evidently, they didn’t bother to investigate enough to know that unemployment is only available to workers that are laid-off or, in harsher terms, fired. Quitters won’t collect.

What the government has done is pressure the populace into quiet obeisance to D.C. and, by extension, state authoritarians busy about entrenching their power. The saddest part of the media hyped pandemic scenario is how easily the citizenry has been cowed to believe they have no recourse but to hide behind closed doors and accept the pittance of borrowed cash (shouldered by taxpayers in one way or another) and imposed confinement.

Payment Protection Program is a shortsighted attempt to cage American entrepreneurism

Humanity is weak by nature. Those unwilling or unable to place faith in God and how His handiwork and inspiration founded this nation are doomed to look to worldly answers that are not solutions but the problems’ cause. When citizens believe government is their supply and savior, they have consented to servitude.

The Payment Protection Program is a shortsighted attempt to cage American entrepreneurism. It leads business owners into signing up for a “guaranteed” loan that sucks them into government bondage. They’ve opened the door to government regulating their financial decisions and they’ve done so without surety their application will be funded.

“Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law,” Romans 13:8. Debt nor coercion engender love, they bring about resentment and rebellion.

And rebellion is brewing. Among Americans who view drastic stay-at-home orders an overreach, governors calling their business endeavors “non-essential,” are those willing to put state and local administrators back in their place as public servants. It’s one thing to set guidelines for a temporary quarantine to prevent disease spread (though why that’s never been done for virulent flu seasons… already covered here) but dictatorial regulation of all commerce and free movement is, in many cases, unconstitutional.

Overbroad shutdown edicts have led fed-up citizens to climb behind the steering wheel and drive to state capitals, demonstrating unwillingness to play pattycake with perverse despot

Overbroad shutdown edicts have led fed-up citizens to climb behind the steering wheel and drive to state capitals, demonstrating unwillingness to play pattycake with perverse despots. The Lansing Gridlock where thousands of cars tied up downtown traffic for miles on April 15 is a prime example. Protests took place in North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio and New Hampshire though only the democrat North Carolina governor decided to arrest demonstrators citing that exercising First Amendment rights was “non-essential” activity.

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves and first officers of a few other states are beginning to relent and dial back the restrictions, whereas Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota didn’t capitulate to the “conventional wisdom” that wasn’t applicable to the small population of her state.

The president, who understands habits of success, has tweeted his support for protesters with messages to “liberate” the states where governors have overstepped their constitutional authority. More than a month of enforced habit-change from a mobile, work-driven populace to compelled, inactive seclusion isn’t sitting well with Americans.

The jig is up, governors. Your constituents know how to conduct themselves under difficult circumstances; they prove themselves after each natural disaster.

In the heartland, it’s time to re-open the economy for a people willing and able to confront hard times with hard work. The United States rejects the habit of dependent socialism.