The good and bad of Trump's recent foreign policy
Submitted by gjohnsit on Tue, 04/07/2020 - 3:19pmWhile everyone is focused on the pandemic, several extremely important developments have happened in recent weeks that are being mostly overlooked.
While everyone is focused on the pandemic, several extremely important developments have happened in recent weeks that are being mostly overlooked.

Yesterday I posted Why Not an Aggressive Strategy to Covid-19? by my brother Trace Searls. I passed some of your comments on to him. Here are a some of his responses.

“The nourishment of body is food, while the nourishment of the soul is feeding others.”
~ Hazrat Ali Ibn Abu-Talib A.S

Just watch this video:
Working at home for the past few weeks and being here 24/7 has made me realize something. My dog is incredibly lazy. He spends most of his day napping! He’s also really ineffective at the jobs he does try to do.

Saudi Arabia has committed countless war crimes in Yemen with American planes and bombs.
Not only does the Trump Administration not care about this, they seem proud of it.
But the Trump Administration does care about mass layoffs in Texas during an election year, and by a strange twist of fate Frackers and AntiWar Activists have wound up on the same side of an issue.
This is a paper my brother Trace Searls wrote. Trace has a PhD in Statistics and over 20 years working in the pharmaceutical industry (Full credentials at end of his post).
I'm posting this here on his behalf to stimulate debate on how we should respond to the pandemic and whether a different approach might be better. All opinions expressed are his and not mine. 

