by | April 29, 2022 · 8:49 am

Bits & Bytes

BORDER: A federal judge is blocking the Biden administration’s attempt to terminate Title 42, because states that sued the administration are poised to succeed in their claims that the move violated federal law.

COVID-19: On Tuesday, the CDC’s official count page (graphic) showed just under 81 million had caught COVID-19 – i.e., about 25% of all Americans.

On Tuesday, the CDC published a report showing that about 60% of all Americans have antibodies from a previous COVID-19 infection in their blood.

So, another reason to not trust the CDC, plus more evidence that the virus has been far more widespread and far less deadly than the Left wanted us to know.

EASTER MEDITATION: We need to pray for them at least as much as we complain about them.

EDUCATION: [6:05] – Despite backlash, the college plans to continue offering this class.

FAUCI: On Tuesday, St. Tony said the United States has seen a “low level” of COVID-19 cases and that we are now “out of the pandemic phase in this country.”

FAUXTUS: On Wednesday, Hunter’s Dad hosted the 2022 National and State Teachers of the Year Celebration at the White House. During his remarks, he said that students are “all our children” and are “like yours when they’re in the classroom.” No. They’re not.

Lyin’ Biden also assured them that he knows how hard teaching is, because of the “four years” he worked as a “full professor” at the University of Pennsylvania. This is at least the third time he’s made this preposterous claim.

Between 2017 and 2019, the University of Pennsylvania paid Biden more than $900,000 to serve as what they call a “practice professor.” Although Upenn says the primary activity of a practice professor is teaching, Biden’s service amounted to nothing more than about a dozen public appearances on campus, mostly in big ticketed events.

Click on the last link below to read about what it takes to actually earn the rank of “full professor.”

GENDER-INCLUSIVE BIOLOGY: “A lot of textbooks, a lot of existing teaching will say, well, women produce eggs. Males are more likely to be color-blind. The mother carries the fetus for this many months. And some ways that we can show our support for trans and non-binary students just to clean up that language, be more precise,” Long said. “We can be more accurate and be more inclusive. So I would say, no, it’s not women that produce eggs. It’s ovaries that produce eggs. That’s accurate, that’s precise. We’re acknowledging that not all women produce eggs and also, not all egg producers are women, for example.” – Sam Long, “trans-identifying” high school biology teacher, during a Department of Education training session

HYPOCRITES: “You are not allowed to question the outcome of the 2020 election but they can claim the 2024 election which hasn’t happened yet will be stolen.” – Mike LaChance

ILLINOIS: In Evanston/Skokie School District 65, May is “LGBTQ+ Equity Month.” In preK-8th grade classrooms, they will be studying “identity of self and others, allyship, family structures, vocabulary, gender expression, stereotypes, colors on the intersectional pride flag, and the historical contributions of LGBTQ+ people.”

The district also has special times when they focus on “Latinx” and “Black Lives Matter” issues. I’m guessing that, at no time in their school year, do they learn about the meanings of the colors on the American flag or that the people who founded this great nation, invented and built most of its infrastructure, defended its freedoms, and fought a war to end slavery were majority White.

MATT WALSH: Amazon held a virtual meeting for employees who are upset about the site selling Johnny the Walrus by Matt Walsh. You can hear their weeping and teeth gnashing @ https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1519024303982845952.

Matt’s book is for ages 3-5. Amazon also carries no fewer than six pro-trans titles for kids that young.

  1. Calvin (ages 4-8)
  2. The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish (ages 4-8)
  3. Born Ready: The True Story of a Boy Named Penelope (ages 4-8)
  4. Phoenix Goes to School (ages 3-7)
  5. My Awesome Brother (ages 3-12)
  6. My Awesome Sister (ages 3-12)

SLAVERY: [12:15] – Facts people should know.

TWITTER: “The fury about @elonmusk has been totally incoherent. They say he’s too rich. Or racist. Or an imperialist. Or supervillain intent on building a propaganda machine. The truth is simpler. He wants free speech. Those who hate him don’t.” – Bari Weiss

I always find it interesting to hear the Left squawk when they don’t get their way, because 100% of the time, the stuff they say they are SURE we WILL do is the same stuff they HAVE BEEN DOING ALL ALONG.

YOU COULD PUT YOUR EYE OUT: Click the link to read more of the sterling snark Mr. Adapter-less’ rifle tweet inspired. LOL

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  1. mindful webworker
    April 29, 2022 at 8:09 pm

    That Matt Walsh video – I’d read about the book, but this is the first I’d seen or heard of its content. I get what he’s doing, of course, but it’s clear, first of all, that the content and concepts are mostly over the kids’ heads. What is bigotry? What is identity? He explains these things poorly. When he got to the doctor ready to cut Johnny’s hands into fins, I quit watching in disgust. Sure, it’s a dark parody of the gender dysphoria madness, but I wouldn’t consider it any more appropriate for kids that young than the stuff he’s parodying.

    I liked the When You Feel Overwhelmed video. Liked the woman speaking at first better than the later guy, but appreciated the message throughout.

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    • chrissythehyphenated
      April 30, 2022 at 7:27 am

      I haven’t bought the book for my grands, though maybe I would have if they were being soaked in the identity crap at their schools.

      I kinda wished the whelmed video could’ve been two different ones, but I don’t have the software to pull that off. I really needed the message this week though!

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