Why you might want to start wearing better masks

Why you might want to start wearing better masks

... indoors, outdoors, in the hot tub, all around the town.

The fancier some masks get, the easier it becomes to sort the paranoids and the style freaks from the just plain indoctrinated.

The CBC has gone mad -- or is, at least, studiously uninformed out of deference to its owner:

•  Why you might want to start wearing better masks — even outdoors

There's no mystery as to from whence such deference was elicited:

Globe&Mail March 2016: Federal budget pledges $675-million in CBC funding

• The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. will get a $150-million boost to its bottom line after enduring years of deep cuts, as Tuesday's federal budget earmarked cash to help drive the public broadcaster's continuing shift to digital platforms.
• ... it also requires that the CBC work with government "to develop a five-year accountability plan," the details of which are not yet clear.

For the CBC to quote some unknown US college professor as proof that people need to wear thicker masks borders on criminal, as far as I'm concerned.

What about the thousands upon thousands of seasoned, experienced and uncompromised financially -- scientists and medical and epidemiological voices the world over insisting that masks are detrimental to our health?  (Check out "Pandemic Truth" at the top of my side panel.)

If the CBC won't even seriously mention the worldwide campaign against masks, it's proof positive that this "news" outlet is the government's propaganda whore.  Can't believe I just said that, but if it weren't for some of the almost 3,000 comments on the CBC article itself offering some bits of sanity, I might have blurted worse:

• Vic Urban: "... paranoia runs deep."
• Ian Malcolmson: are we moving towards full-fledged gas masks, Cold War style?
• Mikey Mac: Give families $880 fines for playing in a park, and allow the ultra-wealthy to steal vaccines and travel to luxury resorts on tropical islands. Problem solved. * a warning to By-Law - Try Me. This is disgusting. 
• Jeremiah Johnson: "Just say no."

Here, I think, is the most penetrating comment of all:

• Art King: "...  tell us, who is the latest company lobbying the gov't, stating their masks fit the latest safety / health craze. "

Are whole new industries being built around masks and the rising need to wear better, more expensive face-wear? You betcha.  Here's one that even calls its product "FaceWear".

At the end of its glowing schpiel, it grudgingly admits:  "A mask can hinder breathing slightly". 

How much is "slightly" over a sustained period of time?

But hey, it's fashionable even for politicians to get pie-eyed on booze, drugs and pot, and we know how that too often ends up. Do you ever wonder if they sit around taking bets on just how far the populace can be pushed toward blind obedience?

I was kind of annoyed at Joe Biden for allowing himself to be photographed wearing two masks, but now I think he should do that 24-7 until somebody has to pick him up off the floor with all the pro-Trump media present.

See article on "the Bio-burden of Mask-wearing".

• Masks, false safety and real dangers,
• Part 1: Friable mask particulate and lung vulnerability

Here's an old joke; take what you will from it: Canadian man dies at condo in Florida; wife brings his body back home for funeral. "Oh, he looks wonderful" says a mourner gazing into the coffin. "Yes" replies his wife, "Florida did him a lot of good".

No matter where they're made: thicker masks will not do anyone a "lot of good".

How does wearing a mask make you look?  Depends on who is doing the looking. But not to worry; every day they are becoming more and more fashionable, and no doubt increasingly expensive. But hey, it's the done thing and nobody wants to be seen not doing the done thing, no matter how whacko or how much it runs up the credit balance.

Best of all, and unlike hemlines and decolletage, masks also signal your love of your fellow humans by protecting them from a phantom virus -- as the real phantom meanwhile does a number on your microbiome:

From the NIH:

• Environmental exposures can also disrupt a person’s microbiome in ways that could increase the likelihood of developing conditions such as diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, allergies, and inflammatory bowel disease.

Who doesn't know somebody with those medical conditions? But, what the heck, Bill Gates says there's a population problem, and illness is good for the economy.

See: "Wipe Out Humans" at Archive.org

It's anybody guess -- that's right -- NOBODY knows -- what the vaccines may cause overtime, and which won't even be mentioned unless it can safely not be attributed to the jab, and it's left up in the air as to what else might have caused it.  You know, like MMR and autism -- denied into the ground yet with no clue as to why it occurred so soon after the injection.

​You know what?  That's at least circumstantial evidence!

It's too bad that even Presidents and Prime Ministers have become cynical jokes. Still, and probably needless to say, the CBC tried hard to muddy the waters for Justin when his predilection for "black face" was shockingly and repeatedly revealed: (BBC)

• The photos undermine perceptions of who Mr Trudeau "really is", a CBC commentator says. 

The above sentence says absolutely nothing about Trudeau and everything about the CBC.

Other bad jokes are Royalty and Canada's psychotic Royal Rep:

CBC: Report into Julie Payette's conduct at Rideau Hall finds toxic environment, public humiliations  LINK

It's not as if she didn't already have a history of abusive behaviour before Trudeau chose to appoint her.  In fact, if you had a similar history you might find it difficult to get an ordinary job. But, hey, she was an astronaut, eh?  Isn't that credentials enough to represent what now passes for royalty?

She has, so far, missed her chance to prove her innocence by blaming it on the toxicity of the mask we assume she wore at all times.

What it shows is that either Trudeau is astoundingly shallow or else he secretly thinks the royals are a bunch of bounders (a pejorative that, one assumes, applies equally to women in this Trudeau age of verbal inclusivity).

All of that is water, bridge, etc., of course.  What matters now is what else besides "blackface" (and embarrassment) we're willing to have covering our faces.  If compliance accomplishes nothing else, it at least shows what blind obedience we can be tricked into merely through repetition of oft-repeated, totally meaningless phrases such as "flatten the curve".

One thing of which we can be certain: somebody is profiting from fearful mask compliance and it ain't the dudes wearing them.

NOW READ THIS:
Ontario, Canada: Ford Government Fudged the Covid-19 Vaccination Data- Doubling the numbers -- Number of fully vaccinated is half of what was claimed  LINK

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