Monthly Archives: March 2020

Berlin

Germans are good at this.

BBC: Meanwhile, as the US shortage of face masks becomes severe, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said nurses can “use homemade masks (e.g., bandana, scarf) for care of patients with Covid‑19”. The CDC, one of the … Continue reading →

BBC: My mother was a charter subscriber to Ms. Magazine, which had a No Comment page with offensive advertising, often somewhat bizarre stuff. Rampant Joe Biden reminds me of the Nixon and Ford Administrations, coming home from school, finding a … Continue reading →

Kronen Zeitung: Ein großes heimisches Telekommunikations-Unternehmen stellte auf Eigen­initiative der Regierung – natürlich anonymisiert – die Bewegungsprofile aller Handynutzer österreichweit von einem bestimmten Tag zur Verfügung! Verglichen wurde der vergangene Samstag mit jenem vor einer Woche. Aufgrund der Daten ist … Continue reading →

René Schlott, SZ: Mit atemberaubender Geschwindigkeit und mit einer erschütternden Bereit­willig­keit seitens der Bevölkerung werden Rechte außer Kraft gesetzt, die in Jahrhunderten mühsam erkämpft worden sind: das Recht auf Versammlungs­freiheit, die Religions­freiheit, das Recht auf Bildung, das Recht auf Freizügigkeit, … Continue reading →

Washington Post: “The U.S. situation, one epidemiologist said, is the equivalent of someone asking an exterminator what it will take to get rid of rats in a basement they’ve been too afraid to enter for weeks. You have to turn … Continue reading →

Stars and Stripes: Calley led one of Charlie Company’s three platoons and was responsible for numerous killings himself, was the only soldier convicted of a crime at My Lai. He was sentenced to life in prison but served only three … Continue reading →

Guardian: The two-hour debate, hosted by CNN and Univision, took place as viewers across the nation retreated into their homes amid disruptive, even draconian, efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus. Hours earlier, New York City had ordered public schools closed; … Continue reading →