New Times’ annual Autumn Arts issue brings you arts, music, and craft events from across the Central Coast. With the pandemic still on like Donkey Kong, this year’s fall festivities are mostly virtual. Calendar Editor Caleb Wiseblood compiled all the creativity San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara counties can muster, just so you can put your favorites in your online calendar.
This article appears in Autumn Arts Annual 2020.
New Times, please stop shilling for the Satanic/Luciferian controllers: There IS NO PANDEMIC. Earlier in September, the CDC released information stating clearly that only 9,210 people in the US have died SOLELY from CV-19 to date — if you even believe that this so-called “virus” exists, since we’ve only seen a computer-generated model of it. But if you DO believe in Santa-Claus-virus, the CDC data means that more people die every season from influenza and vastly more die from pneumonia every year.
A pandemic means deaths must surpass the yearly average from the same or similar illness (in this case, the flu). Come on: A pandemic means that likely 20% or more of the people you know would already be dead from CV-19. Instead, we have a “Case-demic” in which millions of fearful people continue to get tested for a virus that has never been isolate, purified, or viewed under a microscope. I honestly cannot believe that humanity has become so stupid as to allow “authorities” to tell them when they are sick, when they “might” be sick, when they should stay at home or distance themselves from other humans, and that they should close their business.
And don’t get me started on the useless-against-viruses Satanic ritual humiliation face muzzle, or I’m going to write a rant letter to the SLO public health department.
Sigh – this is why we can’t have nice things…
Meth is a powerful drug Sharine, it’s time to step it back.