Michael McKay

3 weeks ago | keepingitheel.com | Michael McKay |Michael Mckay

Are the Tar Heels set in the most important position on the field? Despite recently signing South Alabama signal caller Gio Lopez, Bill Belichick and the UNC football program were set to host Georgia quarterback Jaden Rashada on an official visit this week. According to CBS Sports writer Chris Hummer, that visit is off. Georgia transfer QB Jaden Rashada is no longer visiting North Carolina, a source tells @JTalty and I for @247Sports/@CBSSports.

4 weeks ago | keepingitheel.com | Michael McKay |Michael Mckay

Rising junior Christian Hamilton will look for more playing time elsewhere. Christian Hamilton, a rising junior wideout from Harrisburg, North Carolina, is entering the transfer portal. North Carolina wide receiver Christian Hamilton has entered the transfer portal, @chris_hummer and I have learned for @cbssports/@247Sports.

1 month ago | lewrockwell.com | Michael McKay |Michael Mckay

A Farewell to Virology by Dr Mark Bailey was first published in 2022. The 28,000-word treatise exposed not only the lack of evidence for SARS-CoV-2, but also the entire virus model itself. The essay has been since downloaded over 250,000 times, translated into 5 languages and continues to be studied by a growing number of medical researchers around the World. This timeless work was, and remains, one of the most important bulwarks against virology’s pseudoscience and the tyranny it fuels.

1 month ago | keepingitheel.com | Michael McKay |Michael Mckay

It took 14 innings to vanquish the Devils, but that wouldn't be the worst part of Duke's day. It's a good thing Game 3 of the UNC baseball program's weekend series against Duke started at 2 p.m. The series decider—UNC won Thursday night's game 4-3 but lost on Friday 5-9—was an intense affair that needed extra innings to determine a winner. This series, always intense, was a guided tour in the different kinds of baseball-watching pain. Game 1 took a miracle double-play to hold on to a one-run lead.

1 month ago | lewrockwell.com | Michael McKay |Michael Mckay

MM Comment:One of the most persistent objections when presenting the overwhelming evidence that viruses do not exist or cause a particular disease is for someone to immediately ask the following question, expecting to shut the conversation down completely;Well then, What Causes (It)? Please watch at least the first 9 minutes this video, HERE. You will love the examples he gives to make this crystal clear.