Substack 12+

I’m a retired ICU nurse and have been studying science all my life. There are researchers that I have followed closely because of their expert methodology, practical experience and proven track record who are now being blocked merely because they dared to say something negative about the vaccines. Two weeks after the announcement of a COVID virus the governments of almost every country had successfully locked everyone inside, and I smelled a fish. As I flipped through news channels, I heard every single reporter on every station saying almost word for word exactly the same thing. These news stations also showed a packed emergency room that was supposedly in the United States, yet I saw Italian words on some of the equipment and doorways, so it couldn’t have been an American hospital. Hospital administrators were yelling that they couldn’t save people’s lives because they didn’t have enough ventilators. That’s when I knew the whole thing was a grand hoax. The fact is that being put on ventilation decreases your survival rate by 80%. I double-checked using my own books and then looking it up on the internet. I’ve since looked on the internet for that stat and it’s no longer there. Health history is being rewritten. So, bottom line is that those researchers, scientists and physicians who are being blocked are telling the truth, and I can only get that truth here in Substack articles.

Hey Jeff. Great “ride home”. Thanks to you, AD, coach, GOAT and whoever else made decisions to let you sit in the GOATS seat. You stated many times you were having FUN. Being at the game, I did not hear the broadcast although did hear the wrap up. And now listening to the ride, there will be no one that doubts you are having fun. Throw in knowledge of game and great presentation, I feel there will be many years for you to be “behind the mike”!!
Last night brought back so many memories. My first MSU game, I attended with my parents at an early age in Carr Health Gym. Watched them dig the hole for racer arena. Sold drinks in the stands for a couple seasons. Too many memories to start naming. But one, watching my son, Shane, being a ball boy for games (the ones in those days that had wiped up the sweat😁).
Continue the excellent job, not work. You’re having too much FUN to call it work.
Lifetime fan of Racer athletics!!
Steve Andrus

OK I will change fro 2 stars to 3. I am still trying it, but really. Inconsistent appearance web and within the app.😵‍💫….. Easy to get started…. But user interface is confusing. Please just a bit more work would make such a difference. An app for readers and writers…. Reading other people’s ’publications’ is relatively easy, but creating your own is a bit of a chore since you never know where you are within this app. For example clicking on “settings” can give you two completely different screens depending where you started… I think. No manual. Search for help via Google etc. and you get offers to subscribe to someone’s sub-stack publication that will help you use sub-stack. If they tried to write a manual they would see how flawed the UI is. Also, pushes unwanted publications …. A serious no-no. You apparently can’t say ‘don’t do that’… you can only unsubscribe from every one of them only to have them replaced by another batch when you log on again. Overall, Is is a great idea… help writers connect to their audience in a coordinated manner. Several well known bloggers/writers use it. So far, I like the idea, but not the implementation. NOTE: some of the reviews here in the App Store refer to specific publications/blogs not to the app itself. ?? AND ALSO….. Your ‘BIO’ can only be 250 characters! Really. At First I thought is was 250 words. Nope. 250 characters 😏