Documentary: COVIDLAND part 1 -The Lockdown...

 a much watch!

Really!

I watched this finely constructed documentary last night. While there wasn’t a lot of info I wasn’t already aware of, it was (IMO) important to remember what so many people suffered and are still suffering.  I understand there are 4 more parts coming.

The first part focuses on the madness of the lockdowns. A large part toward the end is centered on the nursing home atrocities perpetrated against the most fragile among us and their families.

Living in North Idaho, we were able to escape the majority of the madness. The few places that were mask Nazis (can you say Costco?) were simply removed from my shopping list, so my being reminded of the hardships of others was a real slap upside the head.

I never had to don a mask at Wallyworld, my local grocery store, or Ace Hardware. I did, however, have to see other sheeple, usually very fat, wandering aimlessly around with a filthy rag on their face.  

By the time I finished watching, I was consumed with anger and sadness in equal measures. I was also strengthened in my resolve to continue to say, NO! No to masks, no to jabs, no to any form of tyranny the state tries to impose on it’s citizens. 

A turn of phrase Victor Davis Hanson used on Glenn Beck’s radio show this morning really rang my bell – the “monastery of the brain”, about how many people have simply mentally checked out, as a way to protect their psychic health.  Trust me on this – the people who wish us ill are not checked out. They’re out there planning their next evil move. We’ve been chosen to live at this time for a reason;  slinking into our monastery of the brain is not an option. I’m not telling you not to pray. I am saying you must pray and then you must act. Prayer is always followed by action.

St. Michael the Archangel, pray for us!