the morons always wring twice (quis custodiet ipsos custodies)

Driving from Kilcullen to Naas.

I pass the sign newly erected at the crest of the hill by an arcane alliance of tree huggers and demotic hand wringers which warns that deer may erupt onto the road at any moment.

Deer, I ask you. 

These people have nothing to do.

If it's not the flu virus, it's climate change. If it's not climate change it's the British leaving the European Union. If it's not the British leaving the European Union, it's President Trump. If it's not President Trump it's the Israelis. If it's not the Israelis it's blooming deer.

I'm telling you folks.

Everyone in the world is mad except me.

A car in oncoming traffic flashes his lights.

He's trying to tell me something, I muse.

Then I see a magnificent antlered stag galloping along the road towards my car. His flanks are dark and glistening, and he's almost invisible against the blackness of the road.

I slow and he careens past.

Now it's my turn to flash my lights at oncoming traffic.

The experience of a near miss with a charging stag leaves me a bit shaken.

I hadn't seen it coming.

I hadn't seen the deer coming nor had I seen the possibility that the clowns putting up deer signs on the Main Roads could actually be right about something.

It is all most unsettling for my world view.

I pull over to the verge to calm down.

"I will never again disrespect groovy jobsworth senescent left wing abortionist atheistic hippies from my town or the broadcaster Brian Byrne or the retired school teacher Noel Clare or the founder of African charities Gerry O'Donoghue or any other hand wringer or tree hugger or excessively remunerated soviet advocating trade unionist socialist wooorker, or supporter of Amnesty International, or Antifa, or Move On Dot Org, or anyone," I breathe prayerfully aloud, citing names at random from my lexicon of village idiots.

Later that same evening I return to the Chateau de Healy to find a newly minted edition of The Bridge magazine, edited by Brian Byrne and containing no less than two articles by one Noel Clare in praise of the seven just released Corona virus vaccines.

Yes folks, there are indeed and in fact seven corona virus vaccines currently being marketed by various Frankensteins pharmaceutical companies.

Noel's favourite seems to be the Oxford Astra Zeneca one which must be okay because a woman with Kilcullen links played a part in developing it.

Five of the vaccines including Noel' favourite are known to have been developed using cells from aborted babies.

Maybe some of the babies were from Kilcullen too. That would make a really great vaccine if we are to embrace Noel Clare's reasoning and morals.

But no. The Oxford Astra Zeneca vaccine was developed using a cell line designated HEK 273 taken from tissue grown from a healthy child aborted in the Netherlands in the 1970s. (My source is the Life Site News online publication.)

So the Dutch murdered the baby in the 1970s and sold his body to the pharmaceutical companies who to this day are still growing cells off his corpse.

What's to disapprove of there, eh Noel and Brian?

Life Site News also notes that a volunteer in the vaccine trials died in Brazil in October.

A month earlier in September the vacccine trials had been put on hold due to what is described as an extreme adverse reaction in a volunteer. I can't help thinking maybe they should have been kept on hold permanently. It doesn't get more extreme than the life saving vaccine killing people, does it.

But I digress.

Bear in mind that governments internationally have issued an indemnity to the pharmaceutical companies guaranteeing them that they will not have to pay compensation should their vaccines harm (or kill) the hundreds of millions of people whom those same governments are proposing to force vaccinate.

Oxford Astra Zeneca claims that the death of the volunteer in Brazil was not due to the vaccine. The BBC even claimed (hilariously) that the dead volunteer had never received the vaccine.

In early trials 60 percent of participants suffered adverse reactions.

Oh Lordy.

Life Site News quotes Dr Michael Yeadon former Vice President of Pfizer with thirty years experience leading this type of research in various pharmaceutical companies as saying:

"There is absoutely no need for vaccines to extinguish the pandemic. I've never heard such nonsense talked about vaccines. You do not vaccinate people who are not at risk from a disease. You also don't set about planning to vaccinate millions of fit and healthy people with a vaccine that hasn't been extensively tested on human subjects."

I would hazard that Dr Michael Yeadon the former Vice President of Pfizer and leading researcher into vaccine development worldwide for 30 years is getting a bit above himself by daring to go up against retired Kilcullen Secondary School science teacher Noel Clare. No disrespect to any worldwide vaccine researchers or senior Vice Presidents of Pfizer who may be reading this.

We are all, all of us, who have reservations about this vaccine, getting above ourselves.

Ho hum.

My question.

Why doesn't someone come up with a vaccine to protect us against the perennial pseudo liberal left wing conformist good intentions of Brian Byrne and Noel Clare and their society destroying ilk.

I'm just asking.

Who guards the guardians?