" Chips" letter to the editor Tom Denton

Since my wife tells me my hearing is going south, a full-page ad in the online paper caught my eye:  it is promoting a miracle of a hearing aid that works from an implanted tiny micro-chip in the ear.  But I am concerned about how that chip might interact with the micro-chip that Bill Gates arranged to be inserted into my COVID vaccine.  (I didn’t find out about that until after I reluctantly [my wife again] got the damn shots!)  

I figure the ear chip will stay put, more or less, but I assume that Gates’ chip will circulate throughout my body…until its battery runs out, at least.  But what might happen if the two somehow meet in my ear, at some point? Might that foul up not only my hearing but also other

things? (The hearing aid costs almost $500!)

 

I especially wonder about this after I heard about Dr. Sherri Tenpenny’s revelation that the vaccine might have made me magnetized.  I mean, if—as she testified to the Ohio legislature—vaccinated people can make spoons stick to their foreheads  (https://wapo.st/3zi6G2j), could my hearing aid be pulled out of my ear by the magnetism and get stuck on my forehead? Or, could it go the other way and actually be pulled into my brain?

 

I’m considering using my stimulus check to buy the miraculous ear thing, but not until I get some more expert opinions.  I’ll bet Dr. Faker Fauci doesn’t have answers to my questions.  Or, he might say one thing today and something entirely different tomorrow.

publishing history

 

Hudson Valley One    6/17/21

Sullivan Democrat        6/15/21 

"Connecting with other people more important than ever" letter to the editor Amy Kletter

 I am the kind of person who says “Hi” to everyone, and one of the wonderful things I noticed as the weather got warmer and more people were out, was that so many more people said “Hi” back, smiled at me and were genuinely connecting on a more human level than I usually see around here. I felt like the people in our area had really learned how important human contact and kindness really are, that a shining light was coming out of darkness of the pandemic.
But a few days ago, I was riding on the rail trail and I noticed such a difference. Some people smiled, responded to my greetings, and made that connection but so many not only didn’t smile-they didn’t even respond, eyes straight ahead.

I have been hoping and praying that some good would come out of these many months of privation, isolation and such sadness for many. A real appreciation of life, of what is really important-of course time with our family and friends, being able to actually get out and do things, but also kindness because most of us had a chance to give and receive it during these many months. Let’s not forget. Let’s not have this trial we were given be for naught. Remember and honor what’s really important in these lives we’ve been given, please.

publishing history:
Daily Freeman: 6/7/21