Stranger on a Train

CDC Case Study Provides Intriguing Snapshot for Postcards from Pandemic

[FOB FREEDOM, September 25, 2024] Any station? Any station? Do you read? Over.

Live from the world’s newest banana republic. . .

According to The Data Institute at the University of San Francisco, public health crises are times historically associated with fear, confusion and hopelessness, but behind every cloud there is a silver lining, and when a door closes, as is often the case when draconian lockdowns are implemented, a window opens, prayerfully not for those harboring suicidal ideation, gripped by cabin fever. And one make-a-statement candidate in the community of the most government scientists has enjoyed quite the opportunity to hone his arts in creative expression and the visual arts.

“Well, Howard, as you know, even though I ain’t really Black, I have, probably like most, enjoyed those noir genre pieces of cinematography. And this was a wonderful opportunity to pay homage to the master of mystery and horror, albeit without a cameo. I have come to embrace the thought that pandemics should probably be encouraged, if only to foster the spirit of the arts, and you know that finding the light in the darkness is the most American thing we do. So, all aboard? Or was that all are board?” remarked Major Mike Webb.

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