15 days to flatten the curve and other silly lies they told us

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Dr. John Reizer

Do you remember when the United States’ federal government told its citizens that there was a plan to flatten the curve concerning the coronavirus in 15 days? Do you remember the posters that were displayed and printed? Do you remember the daily press conferences that were being aired on national television so that people would accept the initial lockdowns and the wearing of face masks?

Once people were locked down and wearing face masks, the policies were extended by the controlling powers for thirty days and then another thirty days. Before too long, people became comfortable with the idea of wearing face masks and staying home. People became comfortable with the idea of working at home and protecting themselves from a nonexistent viral pathogen.

It didn’t take very long to change the social paradigms in America and other sovereign nations globally. With the help of mainstream media…

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New Zealand Government Proposes Breeding Larger Cattle to Defeat Climate Change

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Guest essay by Eric Worrall

According to the New Zealand government, so long as farmers continue productivity improvements, increasing the meat content per head of cattle, it should be possible to maintain current meat production with a substantially reduced cattle head count.

Electric cars, fewer cows in New Zealand?s climate change plan

Sun, 31 January 2021, 1:46 pm

New Zealand unveiled a blueprint Sunday to phase out petrol-powered cars while its dairy industry, a key pillar of the economy, must slash cow numbers under the ambitious plan to be carbon neutral by 2050.

The changes are among a raft of recommendations presented to the government by the Climate Change Commission on steps New Zealand must take to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address climate change.

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To reduce methane gas levels, the report said farmers needed to improve animal performance while reducing stock numbers by around 15 percent from…

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