Antifa 'Commander' Collapses, Crying, Into the 'Fetal Position' When Arrested
As David Lebedoff (2008) stresses, Orwell and Waugh can appear polar opposites: Orwell the dedicated socialist and anti-Catholic who was prepared to live with tramps in order to expiate his guilt of having worked for the ‘racket’ of the British Empire as an Imperial Policeman in Burma (1922-1927) and who always hated bullying. Waugh, in contrast, the bully, the Catholic and dedicated social climber. Yet both came to see the 20th century in a similar way – imperilled by ideologues, lies, cultural decadence and assaults on tradition. Orwell, the atheist, deplored the decline of religious faith as much as Waugh the Catholic convert.
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Your Most Pressing Questions About Masks, Answered by CR’s Chief Scientist - Consumer Reports – via Pete Weiss – “With COVID-19 still spreading in the U.S., masks have become a daily part of American life. In a nationally representative survey CR conducted in July, 85 percent of Americans said they wear a mask in indoor public spaces “always” or “most of the time” (up from 75 percent the previous month). But consumers still have a lot of questions about masks, and it’s not always easy to find evidence-based answers. We asked CR’s chief scientific officer to weigh in:
- What’s the difference between a KN95 mask and an N95 mask? And how are they different from surgical masks?
- At first we heard that masks only protect other people. Now we’re hearing that they may actually protect the wearer. Is that true?
- I see people wearing masks that don’t cover their nose—is that okay?
- Should kids wear masks, or do they not need to because they aren’t likely to get sick from the virus?
- What if I don’t have a mask with me? Will a handkerchief or bandanna, or even pulling a T-shirt up over my mouth and nose, offer any protection?
- What’s the best or safest fabric to use for a mask? Are all masks equally effective?
- Should I add a filter to my mask if it has a pocket for one? Are DIY options like coffee filters effective? What about PM 2.5 filters?
- How should I remove and clean a mask? Can I reuse a disposable mask?
- We have masks with valves in them. Are they okay or better than masks without valves?
- What about face shields? Are they more protective than masks?
- If I’m wearing a mask, do I still need to social distance?..”