Vermont Daily Chronicle

Working really hard is what successful people do. The most selfish thing you can do is helping someone else, because that’s where the joy is. And other great advice from Denzel in this nine minute video released last month.

Does Facebook ‘misinform’? Sure. Should government decide what’s misinformation? A citizen from Kirby says no.

Like some Germans of not so long ago, will we just sing a little louder?

To selectively abort based on a Down Syndrome diagnosis is eugenics writ large.

As seen with Ahab, God does not give a pass for government to commit evil acts. Neither does He to those who empower government bad-actors.

Any lawmaker who votes for a plan that will harm the environment, cost jobs, and NOT save the planet is committing political hari-kari.

Every act of Hubris is subject to Nemesis. Another insight by http://www.granitegrok.com cartoonist Nitzakhon.

There’s nothing wrong with a company created to take advantage of business opportunities made possible by political decisions.  It’s somewhat less creditable when the owners of the company cash in on what they and their coworkers spent millions of dollars to get politicians to put in place for a decade to enable their big payday.

“Without the willingness to print differing views of the world, all we have is a propaganda machine,” the St. Johnsbury author of a recent three-part series on vax freedom says.

The United States Post Office has a strategic plan to make first class delivery slower. Adoption of this plan followed a $10 billion pandemic-related grant. Only in Washington!

Public health leaders begat this new disregard for disease-acquired immunity because rational reasoning is not politically expedient in a pandemic.

Vermont climate planners care ONLY about emissions reduction. If biodiversity suffers, that’s not their problem.

The country will be deeply damaged if there is enough evidence of fraud that the result of the coming presidential election is legitimately in doubt.

When climate feds called this July “the hottest July on record,” the Associated Press duly trumpeted the claim. Oops. They missed 1935 (and several other years).

Many thanks to cartoonist Nitzakhon and Granite Grok (New Hampshire’s conservative news and commentary website) for allowing republication of this cartoon. Submissions from Vermonters are welcome.

I can’t imagine how much work and cost it must be for a publicly-traded company to extract its carbon emissions. 

Hospitalizations and deaths – the most accurate yardstick of harm by Covid-19 – shows white Vermonters have suffered more per capita than blacks. Listening to government officials and media, you’d think the opposite was true.

Cartoon by Nitzakhon, republished from http://www.granitegrok.com.

A consultant to the Vermont Climate Council won’t recommend carbon-free ‘next gen’ nuclear power as an option worth considering. Turns out he owns a solar power company. Draw your own conclusions.

Fentanyl, bioweapons, and nukes are among the PRC’s deadly weapons, China policy expert Gordon Chang told a Williston gathering September 11.