Ah yes! Plastics…in the Lungs!

The reinforcements for government ‘officials’ have been called in as the original jive assclowns have shit the bed so often that their epic failures are actually noted and celebrated on the shores of Lake Gehenna with a nifty prize once they arrive.  The prize: a thousand years of a viewing Hollywood arseholes without make-up, and government leaders on the can, with tech so advanced that the smell-a-scent app is always enabled on their hand-held radiation devices, with an ever-present itch on their nose.  It’s tough going in Gehenna.

Study shows inhalation of microplastics found in masks getting into lung tissue for the first time – via lifesitenews.com

Who in the fuck could have imagined?  How generation after generation made it the year 2020, extending life to us, the unwashed, sans face diaper is a mystery that ranks right up there with who invented the question mark.

(LifeSiteNews) – While disposable masks have become a blight on the environment during the pandemic, tangled up on shores, blowing along roadways and into fields and streams, they may cause far more environmental damage than animals getting tangled up in them. Not only are they laden with the mouth and excretory germs of the humans who discarded them, but it turns out that a key ingredient in the ubiquitous disposable hospital masks seen littering land and seascapes since 2020  — polypropylene — degrades into tiny, microscopic fibers of plastic that a growing body of research shows wreaks havoc on aquatic creatures and has the potential to cause disease, including cancer, in humans.

Now, microplastic fibers have been discovered deep in the lower lungs of living human beings – in almost every person sampled, in fact, in a new study from Great Britain. (read more)

Yes, ‘studies’ now have to be done to convince the braindead of what common sense would have discerned prior to 2020, without any stinkin’ studies.

“At its best our age is an age of searchers and discoverers, and at its worst, an age that has domesticated despair and learned to live with it happily.” ― Flannery O’Connor

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Tonight’s musical offering:

Bernstein: Candide-Ouvertüre ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada