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AG Fairfield's avatar

I offer this as EXHIBIT A to those of you who accuse AB of wanting to get “back in with the elites” or “return to the NYT” whenever he writes something with which you disagree. Umm…that would be a “no.”

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Kim G's avatar

Oh Goody!!! Another chance for the public health authorities to completely discredit themselves once again! And one following so closely upon the Covid disaster, too!!!

Yippee!!!!!

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DashRiprock's avatar

Fair point.

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Kathleen's avatar

"a disease that poses approximately to them, are now sure to let you know that MANDATES AN..." (I think you meant, "poses approximately zero risk to them").

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Alex Berenson's avatar

yes, I corrected the mistake in the piece, but it is in the email forever. Sorry.

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Dave's avatar

It is nice (or not) to have hundreds of editors...

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Just keep it real's avatar

Yep 🤦🤣😂

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Tinker's avatar

😂😂

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

FWIW, I don't hold typos and similar mistakes against ANY indy journos on Substack. You folks don't (TTBOMKAB) have editing departments to catch mistakes before they go out the door.

I just wish Substack provided an easy way for you journos to give us ways to report typos to you guys and gals, so the actual Substack columns can be corrected and updated, since that's where you're published. The fact that they're in the email forever is unimportant; we share/link to the Substack columns, not to the emails.

el gato malo, if you happen to read this, I'd love to have a direct line to report typos to you. Leftists and other dishonest folks love to ignore substance and to use typos to discredit arguments they can't rebut. We shouldn't give them those opportunities.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

It NEVER FAILS that I catch a typo or two after the post is live.

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

LOL, hey, that happens to us commenters as weel! ;-)

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Randy's Substack Subscription's avatar

Amen! ... and I love iAndrew the Great's "weel" and his catch shortly after posting it! :D to both of you!

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Daithi's avatar

"weel" is a well-known Scottish pronunciation for "well" as in "weel now, Jock, d'ye wanny have anorr wee pint of heavy"?

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

Weel I'm of Scots descent, so that's what I meant, and that's my story, and I'm stickin' to it.

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Ed Powell's avatar

Are you going to report capitalization errors too?

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

"Dr. Strangecaps or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Smallercase"

(In fact, they're not errors, because they're deliberate. Poetic license, as it were.)

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AgainsttheLies's avatar

I'm an editor. If any of you substack writers want help, let me know.

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Texacalirose's avatar

"We all knew what you meant, Alex, based on context." --The English Teacher

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TriTorch's avatar

As this new tsunami of Monkeypox (COVID 2.0) propaganda unfolds, keep in mind that most of what we hear about these events is filtered through this fourth estate crew:

https://bitchute.com/video/gXE9QONmC9lV/

These hollow, shameless, news-media cretins that have doused their credibility in jet-fuel and set it on fire. Investigative journalism and truth are dead in the mainstream media, and yet their incessant wall-to-wall lies and blatant propaganda get broadcasted relentlessly, blanketing the world like an evil curse.

A nun caught doing pushups in a cucumber field is more credible in her stated motivations than any of these loathsome, miscreant, false witness "journalists".

As far as Monkeypox goes, Billy Gates did warn of the "next one" getting our "attention, this time", with that smug, knowing smile of his.

https://bitchute.com/video/RcIPMHXLbICc/

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It's True's avatar

On a lighter note, thinking of Airplane!, "Looks I picked the wrong week to schedule a European bathhouse vacation tour."

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JayHi's avatar

“Do you like movies about gladiators?”

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Michael Framson's avatar

Maybe the Davos crowd will monkey around when there.

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

I I understand why memes cannot be posted here, but there are some pretty hysterically brutal ones on this “monkey business” in Davos,,,,😆😆😆😆

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Just keep it real's avatar

"Have you ever seen a grown man naked?"

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Steenroid's avatar

Ever been in a Turkish prison?

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Refenestrated's avatar

“Do you like it when Scraps holds onto your leg and rubs up and down?”

If so, you’re both spreading monkeypox.

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Zade's avatar

So is Bill Gates trying to eliminate gay men? I mean if this is his baby, and it targets gay men then ..

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Cheryl B.'s avatar

The Monkeypox is just to get us ready!

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Dark Thomas's avatar

bill gates did specifically plan for the very unlikely scenario of a monkeypox outbreak last year

and wuhan was tinkering around with monkeypox trying to make it more deadly

all coincidence, i'm sure

https://thepulse.one/2022/05/22/monkeypox-was-a-table-top-simulation-only-last-year/

https://summit.news/2022/05/23/report-wuhan-bio-lab-carried-out-gain-of-function-research-on-monkeypox-virus/

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Is Bill Gates an only child? He is definitely going Bonkers.

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Dark Thomas's avatar

there was a guy named fauci or something like that who tried to fix aids years ago

maybe he's available to help

https://www.advocate.com/health/2021/2/08/dr-fauci-used-visit-gay-bathhouses-and-bars-study-hiv

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Zade's avatar

You could make a plausible claim that Fauci is responsible for the deaths of more than 250k gay men in the US, because of his AZT love affair and his denial of Bactrim for pneumonia in gays. Dr Death. Makes Kevorkian look benign by comparison.

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Opiner's avatar

Fauci is Fu**ed up in the head, both of 'em! OK...he must have been born a Biden...money is his only interest.

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Zade's avatar

He makes a good exhibit for the case that greed is a disease that no amount of money can cure.

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Heyjude's avatar

Yep, this is right up his alley - warning that this could spread to heterosexuals any time now! Reliving the fun times of his youth spreading AIDS panic.

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Robert Curlin's avatar

Isn't it "interesting" how this so-called monkeypox is moving around the world EXACTLY on the same path like AIDS did...the narrative being it's coming in via "gay men?" And who had a both a financial interest and a hand in the failed AZT trials that killed countless AIDS patients? (Hint: Fauci) Over the past year, we've learned that immune systems are forever altered and/or compromised by certain Covid "vaccines?" As in, AIDS may wind up being a side effect of the mRNA vaccines?! And who had a hand in fast-tracking these vaxxes--and also a financial interest? (Hint: LOOK! SQUIRREL!!)

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Sunshine's avatar

Nigeria and West Africa (the 'source' of monkeypox) seem to have zero cases...... it's purely a European/North American/Australian phenomenon.

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Dark Thomas's avatar

they're probably treating the monkeys with more respect

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HardeeHo's avatar

The big grey haired ones refuse to allow anybody near their harems.

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Dave's avatar

Fauci's warming up in the bullpen...

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Heyjude's avatar

LOL, considering his first pitch at the Nats game last year

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Dark Thomas's avatar

August 17, 1989: The government has announced that 1.4 million healthy, HIV antibody-positive Americans could “benefit” from taking AZT, even though they show no symptoms of disease. New studies have “proven” that AZT is effective in stopping the progression of AIDS in asymptomatic and early ARC cases. Dr. Fauci, the head of NIH, proudly announced that a trial has been going on for “two years” had “clearly shown” that early intervention will keep AIDS at bay. Anyone who has antibodies to HIV and less than 500 T-4 cells should start taking AZT at once, he said. That is approximately 650,000 people. 1.4 million Americans are assumed HIV antibody-positive, and eventually all of them may need to take AZT so they don’t get sick, Fauci contended.

The leading newspapers didn’t seem to think it unusual that there was no existing copy of the study, but rather a breezy two-page press release from the NIH. When SPIN called the NIH asking for a copy of the study, we were told that it was “still being written.”

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FV's avatar

For some reason they left sex shops/bookstores/backrooms open during the pandemic. I guess they were as essential as a Walmart.

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Zade's avatar

And the national seashore, and the river beaches in my county were all closed.

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Sluggo's avatar

Moneypox…. call it what it is

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Correct, the K is silent.

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AisforApril's avatar

My concern is the vaccines the U.S. has ordered for it, and they better not push these on us or the children!

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David Watson's avatar

News this morning Pfizer claims their vax is safe and effective for 5 month olds, and have requested emergency authorization to begin dosing babies. They didn't say what emergency justifies it. Maybe the corporate officers have yacht payments due.

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Danno's avatar

Sorry, we're all out of Similac, but you can get an injection of risky genetic therapy for your baby for free!

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DashRiprock's avatar

Or you can hire Bill Gates to breastfeed your baby and get both!

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Zade's avatar

Similac is garbage too.

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David Watson's avatar

The labels are interesting. Available online. Hard to imagine anyone could survive on that goo, but apparently it works.

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Danno's avatar

True. There's that.

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Oh please no…. The FDA needs to stop this insanity. To date, I don’t believe any of the covid vaccine have FULL FDA approval.

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David Watson's avatar

Doesn't matter. They say it's approved, so the sheep follow.

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Brogan12's avatar

The sheep are gonna sheep

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AnnieGetYourGun's avatar

🎯🎯🎯

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Brogan12's avatar

you forget. The FDA simply follows what it is told by Pharma. None of this ends with the same people responsible for it all in the first place are held to real account. Why would it?

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David Watson's avatar

Pharma simply follows what is directed by government. They're simply producing what their customer wants. You are not their customer.

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Brogan12's avatar

fortunately I put a block on them :)

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Brogan12's avatar

Pharma a LARGE contributor to Government as you know. Directed? Perhaps, but more likely collaborated

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David Watson's avatar

Every conspiracy requires conspirators.

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Susan G's avatar

If only Abbott knew and understood how Pharma corralled the FDA, there would be no formula shortage

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Brogan12's avatar

Not so sure they are not aware or were

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Zade's avatar

Yesterday a 75 year old friend told me he's trying to decide if he needs a second booster. You see, he just got over covid. 🤦

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David Watson's avatar

When they find out they've been misled, they're going to be really angry. I suggest they read Colleen Huber's new book.

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Zade's avatar

His considering a second booster, after two shots and the first booster didn't save him from a bad case of covid, makes me think it's actual insanity.

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Brogan12's avatar

truly!

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David Watson's avatar

Stupidity, more likely. And blind faith in government. Which is probably a form of insanity.

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Danno's avatar

I hope you suggested that since the first one didn't work, maybe it's not worth it.

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Zade's avatar

I told him "if you've had covid you don't need any shots!". He was surprised to hear that. I mean for Pete's sake man, use your head.

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L P's avatar

The CDC even says you can wait three months after getting cvd for #4 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/booster-shot.html#second-booster

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LRH's avatar

Yes! And I have family member that will be first in line with their 9 month old to get jabbed so the child will be protected from severe disease. Nothing you can say or data you can show will change their thinking.

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

This makes me ill. “They” as in Pfizer, FDA! CDC, have no proof that this is safe. 🤮🤮🤮

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AG Fairfield's avatar

…and if that parent went to my pediatrician’s office associated with a large children’s hospital they would see the walls plastered with individual testimonials about children regretting that they weren’t vaxxed…oh for a Sharpie pen to scribble…”this child is overweight” under the picture.

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David Watson's avatar

Sounds like time for an intervention.

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Brogan12's avatar

must just be genetic with many. They were never given the critical thinking gene

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Brogan12's avatar

right...same perps-criminals who said whu-flu injections 94% effective and would stop spread and reinfection. Those perps

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Festus Haggen's avatar

A parent that allows a baby or child for that matter, is unfit to parent in the first place.

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Sadly, most pediatricians are pushing these shots “ big time.”

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AG Fairfield's avatar

I almost can’t wait for my last child to turn 18 so I can freely tell my kids’ doctors—individuals I truly like—just how much damage the Covid vaxx campaign has done to the parent/doctor relationship. I am very interested to see if a general drop in vaccine use in kids really will result in significant data

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AnnieGetYourGun's avatar

Pediatricians and obstetricians

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Oh geeze.

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Brogan12's avatar

oh the children are who they have always been after. You can bet on the mongers coming for them

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Natalie's avatar

I think they're coming for first responders and health professionals first!

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Just me's avatar

A virus that basically needs physical contact to spread and your worry about a possible mandate: paranoia strikes deep, into the heart it will creep!

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Brogan12's avatar

It starts when your always afraid, step outta line they commme to take you away. STOP children what's that sound :)

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Susan G's avatar

More proof that Classic Rock contains all the wisdom needed to navigate the modern, secular world

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Sweettea71's avatar

I wouldn’t get too worked up about Alex Jones. He’s actually predicted much of this accurately, but just so far in advance he gets labeled a nut job.

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Sylvan Donruss's avatar

I think the problem with Alex Jones is that a lot of his early stuff was crazy (and a lot of his early stuff ended up being prophetic). His current work is a lot more on point and less crazy but he's had a difficult time losing the old baggage. Alex Jones has been right on target with a lot of his conspiracy theories which turned out to not be theories but actual conspiracies.

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Natalie's avatar

I do not write off any "conspiracy theory" anymore. Things that I thought were absolutely wacko a few years ago (like the 9/11 conspiracy theories) now seem to be within the realm of possibility. The last two years I have completely changed my frame of mind, and if the mainstream narrative is "A," I'm pretty sure now that the truth is closer to "B."

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Sylvan Donruss's avatar

A conspiracy theory ceases to be a theory when you see supporting evidence, at which point a "conspiracy theory" becomes just a "conspiracy." I used to think Trump was crazy calling mainstream media "fake news" but now I see that almost all mainstream media is in fact fake news and political propaganda. I used to think that anti-vaxxers were crazy but after I've seen the collaboration between Big Tech, mainstream media, Big Pharma, and government, I think the anti-vaxxers were and are onto something. I used to believe in the CDC and the data that comes out of the CDC -- no more of that for me! The last 2 years has shown me that there are many forces with hidden agendas hiding in the shadows of government, Big Tech, mainstream media, healthcare organizations, our hospital systems, etc. So I too do NOT write off any "conspiracy theories" anymore. The entire world was shut down for a virus that's no more harmful than the pneumonia and people allowed themselves to by tyrannized and have their personal liberties trampled on.

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Daithi's avatar

Don't forget that Trump accused Obama of spying on his activities by bugging Trump tower - which turned out to be true.

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Capitan, Capitan's avatar

Another one: "The last election was the most fair and honest election ever held."

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Sylvan Donruss's avatar

Or covid-19 came out of the Wuhan wet market where they sold bats to be eaten... forget that the Wuhan Virology Institute is across the street and they're doing gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses... no, it was the wet markets. Anything that suggests the contrary is disinformation and should be banned from the internet.

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Capitan, Capitan's avatar

Agree, but closer to "Z" than "B".

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AG Fairfield's avatar

Same-ish here, so let’s just say we have become more open-minded and skeptical. Honestly any small plane crash with a politician in it is totally suspect!

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Annapolis Walker's avatar

I used to write off Jones as a lunatic, but when he started getting banned from everywhere, I have him a second look. I think he understands a lot about what is going on, but can't process it well, plus he makes a lot of mistakes, so he is easy to attack. But I have learned a lot from him and also find him very entertaining. He should have a platform, like anyone else who wants to say things.

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a·poth·e·o·sis's avatar

I was at the Phoenix zoo over the weekend. Went to see the monkey enclosure. All the monkeys were holding signs that said: F**k off with your humanpox crap..

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Cheryl B.'s avatar

Lol

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Lillia Gajewski's avatar

I don't mean to sound like Alex Jones, but doesn't the timing of this strike anyone else as even a little bit suspicious?

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Brogan12's avatar

This is where things are now. Those mongers responsible for all that has transpired "know" no one is holding them accountable so the audacity of the timing is what it is. They simply do what they do when they want. ZERO accountability rules the day. Just last week the lil elf fraud Fauci was before congress asking for more of "our" money to fund future injections etc. Does this sound like a concerned-worried elf? 2.5 years in to the greatest scam-corruption perpetuated on humanity with vast collateral damage, and not ONE person or entity held remotely accountable. Not ONE!

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Brogan12's avatar

I reckon so D64. Nary a concern with the evil doers. They simply execute the agenda

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Brogan12's avatar

timing could not be more perfect

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DashRiprock's avatar

If this monkeypox thing doesn’t pan out they’ve got nuclear war as a backup.

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Brogan12's avatar

a desperate commiecRAT capable of anything

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Lillia Gajewski's avatar

That's what worries me.

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Dark Thomas's avatar

i think you're forgetting the monkeypox lockdowns of 2003

j/k

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_Midwest_monkeypox_outbreak

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Dark Thomas's avatar

point is, the media can find any banal story & amplify if it roughly fits their narrative

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Brogan12's avatar

The fear porn media machine is just beginning to ramp up. Count on 24-7 continual bombardments thru taxpayer funded psa's on daily case counts (casedemic) and hospitalization to keep the sheep in a heightened sate of fear and drive them to the injection stalls. We have seen this movie before

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Dark Thomas's avatar

although, it is a bit odd we recently had a bunch of lab monkeys escape...

https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/approach-lab-monkey-missing-crash-people-told-82415778

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Lillia Gajewski's avatar

I thought of just this when I heard about the "monkeypox."

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Brogan12's avatar

interesting...forgot about that

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

Oh shit,,,that’s right.

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Mrs. McFarland's avatar

I just thought of that yesterday,,, where was that? It is a pretty weird coincidence.

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Truth for All's avatar

Testing, contact tracing, quarantining, quasi-lockdowns and behavior modification were ‘civic duties’ and ways to prove your unselfish love for the collective during Covid. Asking the same from the LGBTQ+ community would be a violation of civil rights, now wouldn’t it?

Civil Rights for the depraved and nobody else. I see where this is headed.

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Don'tTakeTheSoma's avatar

That would be the "Historically Marginalized Group Hall Pass" you're thinking of.

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Just me's avatar

Design, what would be the purpose of: “…contact tracing, quarantining, quasi-lockdowns….” For a disease that spread through sexual contact?

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Well... it's a deep subject.'s avatar

Remember when saying:"monkeypox", they K is silent.

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Bob Distefalo's avatar

Did you think of this all by yourself? I love it.

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Shelly S's avatar

Ooohh—good one, genius!

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It's True's avatar

As the saying goes, "Bi now gay later" or is that "Buy now pay later"...not that there is anything wrong with that.

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Big Grey's avatar

So gay men behaving badly = negative outcomes. Who could have guessed? Maybe there is something to living a decent, normal life with one partner. I don't personally care what your choices or inclinations run to, however living a decent life goes a long way to physical and mental health. But what do I know ...

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Diana (Somewhere in Maryland)'s avatar

This post is so amazingly politically incorrect.... and I just love it! All Hail Alex!

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Iron Horsey's avatar

Are they going to issue a lockdown order and tell gay men to stay home alone?

You know there's that munkey pox thing that can kill us all. Don't they care about granny?

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Zade's avatar

They really should. But they won't.

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Mike's avatar

It’s already been fun watching the media try to dance around this issue.

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