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Slack.com slash DHQ. President Trump yesterday announced emergency FDA approval for an

effective plasma therapy for the Chinese flu, with a woo-flu, or the Kung-Flu, or the

Flu Manchu, or COVID-19, which stands for China Ovisous in Despotism times 19. Or something

like that. The New York Times, a former newspaper, denounced Trump's action saying that if

the therapy shouldn't factor in out to be effective, it presents a serious threat to

the First Amendment by hampering the press and its duty to spread unreasoning terror in

the hopes of getting Joe Biden elected. In an editorial personally written by Times

editor-in-chief, Blithering Prevarication III, on his personal velvet-sheet laptop with

the sparkly keys meant to represent the glittering quality of his integrity in attacking

injustice whenever and wherever it threatens the election of a Democrat and in attacking

justice under the same circumstances. Mr. Third wrote, quote, the idea that any action

taken by Donald Trump could reduce the death and suffering from this pandemic is an unprecedented

danger to this republic because it could turn voters toward Donald Trump, who is an unprecedented

danger to this republic and thus cause his re-election, which would be an unprecedented danger

to this republic. Trump has already begun to bring peace to the Middle East, which is

not only a stab in the back to the cause of innocent and oppressed terrorists everywhere,

but also harms the reputations of foreign policy experts merely because they happen to have

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