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Rumors that WH is planning Dr Mengele’s exit strategy.
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It looks like the email was a direct paste from this 2005 paper.
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Interesting.
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REPORT: Chinese Defector Confirms COVID-19 Was Manmade in a Laboratory - This Is Why the Obama-Biden Gang Has Changed Its Narrative Surrounding the Origins of COVID-19 | The Gateway Pundit | by Joe Hoft
Over the past half month, there was a sudden change in the reporting related to the China coronavirus. Dr.
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For the most part, this is old news, known to be spread through out world and kept in check
Wuhan, not allowing Chinese people to travel thru China but to travel outside of China.
BTW, the Obama Biden gang knows exactly where the hell it came from as they and many
others were instrumental in the planning and spread of the virus so to make it easier to cheat
and rig the election. Ever heard of the great reset? A plan by dems and deep state to bring
America down to shit hole level.
For the most part, this is old news, known to be spread through out world and kept in check
Wuhan, not allowing Chinese people to travel thru China but to travel outside of China.
BTW, the Obama Biden gang knows exactly where the hell it came from as they and many
others were instrumental in the planning and spread of the virus so to make it easier to cheat
and rig the election. Ever heard of the great reset? A plan by dems and deep state to bring
America down to shit hole level.
Whitmire, not Whitmer...had me thinking the Michigan governor had an epiphany.
So sciency of him. The time to take off the mask was 2 weeks after the final dose, if he didn't do it then, no reason to do it now. He should wear it for the rest of his life.
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I haven’t seen the term to describe people like this. I’m going with Covidiot
We'll need a pronunciation guide, sir.
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Co vid i ot Co vidiot
Urban Dictionary: Covidiot
Relating to the 2020 Covid-19 virus: Someone who ignores the warnings regarding public health or safety. A person who hoards goods, denying them from their neighbors.
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Dang…..and I was already trying to copywrite it.Urban Dictionary: Covidiot
Relating to the 2020 Covid-19 virus: Someone who ignores the warnings regarding public health or safety. A person who hoards goods, denying them from their neighbors.
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The story continues to develop.
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State Department officials were warned NOT to investigate Wuhan lab
Thomas DiNanno, former acting assistant secretary of the State Department's Bureau of Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance raised the concern in a memo reported on Thursday.
A copy and paste to keep them for getting clicks, but this is from al.com. There are still powerful people who want to cancel youth sports.
By Trisha Powell Crain | tcrain@al.com
To learn more about The Alabama Education Lab and receive notifications about stories and events, sign up for its newsletter, Ed Chat.
Alabama’s top education official is warning that low levels of child and adult coronavirus vaccinations could lead to youth sports disruptions again this year.
“If we don’t have children vaccinated, then we will have outbreaks this fall,” Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey said Thursday. “And when we have outbreaks, we’re going to have large numbers of people quarantined. We’re going to have to cancel volleyball and football games again — the same kinds of things we had to do last year — unless we get more people vaccinated.”
State health officials said they do not anticipate requiring COVID vaccines for school attendance this fall. The Alabama High School Athletic Association has not yet issued guidance for the coming 2021-22 school year.
“I am extremely concerned about the rate of vaccination in the state,” Mackey said, “and very disturbed that we are not getting more of our students vaccinated and more of our adults vaccinated.”
AHSAA Executive Director Alvin Briggs told AL.com he will strongly encourage schools to continue to follow guidelines and recommendations from the Alabama Department of Public Health and the Department of Education, but has not issued any guidelines about players and vaccines.
“We understand the pandemic is still going on,” Briggs said, adding that communities have worked hard to keep players safe, and he expects they will continue to do so.
Briggs said he is fully vaccinated and supports vaccinations, but added he respects that vaccination is a personal choice.
Some schools are beginning to release plans for the 2021-22 school year that include some rules for continued social distancing, temperature checks and masks for some activities.
The FDA authorized emergency use of the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 to 15 in early May. While doctors have expressed some concern in increased reports of rare and mostly mild cases of heart inflammation in people under 30 after receiving the vaccine, the CDC continues to recommend the vaccine for all people 12 years old and older. No vaccine is 100% effective or risk-free, and health officials continue to say that long-term risks for unvaccinated children who contract coronavirus are much greater than potential side effects or complications from vaccines.
Jefferson County Health Officer Mark Wilson said team sports appeared to be the source of some COVID outbreaks last year, and athlete infections sometimes led to other school disruptions. Three Alabama school districts canceled their entire football season even before it started.
Alabama lags behind other states in vaccination rates. Just 30% of adults 18 and older are fully vaccinated and 7% of children aged 12 to 17 have received at least one dose, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Vaccines are not yet available for children under 12 years old.
Alabama school officials urge vaccinations, warn of football, volleyball cancellations
Updated 3:08 PM; Today 2:48 PMBy Trisha Powell Crain | tcrain@al.com
To learn more about The Alabama Education Lab and receive notifications about stories and events, sign up for its newsletter, Ed Chat.
Alabama’s top education official is warning that low levels of child and adult coronavirus vaccinations could lead to youth sports disruptions again this year.
“If we don’t have children vaccinated, then we will have outbreaks this fall,” Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey said Thursday. “And when we have outbreaks, we’re going to have large numbers of people quarantined. We’re going to have to cancel volleyball and football games again — the same kinds of things we had to do last year — unless we get more people vaccinated.”
State health officials said they do not anticipate requiring COVID vaccines for school attendance this fall. The Alabama High School Athletic Association has not yet issued guidance for the coming 2021-22 school year.
“I am extremely concerned about the rate of vaccination in the state,” Mackey said, “and very disturbed that we are not getting more of our students vaccinated and more of our adults vaccinated.”
AHSAA Executive Director Alvin Briggs told AL.com he will strongly encourage schools to continue to follow guidelines and recommendations from the Alabama Department of Public Health and the Department of Education, but has not issued any guidelines about players and vaccines.
“We understand the pandemic is still going on,” Briggs said, adding that communities have worked hard to keep players safe, and he expects they will continue to do so.
Briggs said he is fully vaccinated and supports vaccinations, but added he respects that vaccination is a personal choice.
Some schools are beginning to release plans for the 2021-22 school year that include some rules for continued social distancing, temperature checks and masks for some activities.
The FDA authorized emergency use of the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 to 15 in early May. While doctors have expressed some concern in increased reports of rare and mostly mild cases of heart inflammation in people under 30 after receiving the vaccine, the CDC continues to recommend the vaccine for all people 12 years old and older. No vaccine is 100% effective or risk-free, and health officials continue to say that long-term risks for unvaccinated children who contract coronavirus are much greater than potential side effects or complications from vaccines.
Jefferson County Health Officer Mark Wilson said team sports appeared to be the source of some COVID outbreaks last year, and athlete infections sometimes led to other school disruptions. Three Alabama school districts canceled their entire football season even before it started.
Alabama lags behind other states in vaccination rates. Just 30% of adults 18 and older are fully vaccinated and 7% of children aged 12 to 17 have received at least one dose, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Vaccines are not yet available for children under 12 years old.
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Thy cup runneth over with ignorance and arrogance. How can alleged educated people ignore REAL SCIENCE ?
Thy cup runneth over with ignorance and arrogance. How can alleged educated people ignore REAL SCIENCE ?
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