Posted on 01/12/2022 1:54:12 PM PST by ransomnote
Lol!
Thanks, I needed that!
Prolly not. Give the RINO a chance to come out.
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After all, the sample size was only a few hundred million people. Who could blame them?
I’ve stopped watching local news since Kari Lake quit. They replaced her with robots.
Is this picture real?
Found it at this link:
is the hildabeast sig a sign of things to come out?
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I know it’s the Bee, but.... Campbell’s soup would be the LAST thing I’d recommend for getting over any flu, much less COVID. Filled with chemicals and sugar.
Condolences on that gentleman’s passing!
In about a week, go get an IgG IgM antibody test; they have them at Kroger’s pharmacy.
If there isn’t a Kroger’s in your area, see if King Soopers or Lucky’s (affiliates) pharmacies have the tests.
I saw a post someplace that listed all the Kroger’s affiliates; have no idea of what thread it was on.
Thanks, and I will get an antibody test. I think I just had a cold because it wasn’t bad and I’m still alive.
I’m bummed about the man passing but I also found out my baby brother and his wife took the vax. That doesn’t make sense to me. They both had covid in September without serious issues. They got the vax in October. Now she has covid again after already having it AND getting the vax. My other sister also took the vax before traveling to Texas by plane, but she hadn’t had covid. My other brother and his wife had covid but I don’t know if he has been vaxxed or not. Same with my other (2nd) sister.
Hang in there TC. I haven't been able to talk to my two brothers regarding anything covid for months. They are both jabbed and boostered and think I'm crazy for not getting any jabs.
One brother has been close friends with a couple who are both M.D.'s (now retired) for 40 years - they are, in his opinion, the final word on anything medical. The M.D. friends are truly mainstream...whatever the CDC says is gospel.
The other brother is married to a pharmacist and he thinks she walks on water with anything medical. Months ago he said to me "the wife says the vaccines are completely safe, tested, approved, etc." I said that was contrary to what I've been reading, where did she get that info? He replied "she reads every report she gets from Walgreens (her employer). I said most likely Walgreens gets there info directly from the CDC. I asked if he wanted me to email him some info and he said so, Walgreens info was good enough. End of discussion.
I'm watching a replay and I don't hear the song at the beginning... was it edited out? So curious.
disgusting
I’m not surprised.
I wonder if those numbers are accurate or if the real numbers are even worse.
It sounds like we all have some in the family. I don’t know what to do anymore. Most of mine say “well, I took it and I’m fine”. I always want to say, “for now”. I read a lot of medical articles but from the other side, not the CDC and others. For every group out there pushing the vax there are just as many saying don’t do it.
I just can’t get past thinking that they have some nefarious reason to blast us with covid info 24/7 in order to get us to take the vax.
It's so easy to make. Just slowly saute the Holy Trinity/mire poix (celery, carrot, onion) in a table spoon of olive oil until they are soft but not browned. Pour in the two boxes of broth and bring to a boil. Add the cooked diced chicken, lower heat to a simmer and allow to warm through. Add the chopped bok choy, cover with lid and let it steam until al-dente (it doesn't take long). Season with 1/2 - 1 teaspoon SEA SALT (amount will depend on your taste preference and whether or not you used sodium-free broth) and fresh ground black pepper. SErve. This stuff is miracle juice, but you may not be able to taste it at first if your cold is particularly bad.
This week, we revealed that an obscure federal agency plans to keep lists of the “personal religious information” employees who had religious objections to the federal employee vaccine mandate.
As it turns out, the little-known Pre-trial Services Agency for the District of Columbia isn’t the only federal agency involved. As we feared, a whole-of-government effort looks to be underway.
A little digging at the Federal Register revealed that there are at least 19 total federal agencies—including five cabinet level agencies—that have created or proposed to create these tracking lists for religious-exemption requests from their employees.
The list includes the Department of Justice, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Transportation, and the Department of the Treasury, to name only a few.
As the nation’s largest employer, with over four million civilian and military employees, the federal government has received tens of thousands of religious exemption requests. It now appears that an increasing number of federal agencies are keeping and preserving those individuals’ names, religious information, personally identifying information, and other data stored in lists across multiple government agencies.
Why?
The earliest set of proposals appears to have been rolled out in October of last year, during the start of the holiday season in a possible effort to ensure very little attention was paid to a coordinated data collection move. Many of the announcements have clocked only a few page views. Almost none attracted any public comments. Most permitted only a 30-day window for submitting objections. All announcements were issued within a few weeks of one another.
The timing alone raises questions.
The Pre-trial Services Agency in D.C. was only the most recent iteration of a disturbing trend—the Biden administration is creating lists that can all communicate with one another on which individuals have sought religious exemptions from the federal employee vaccine mandate or other religious accommodations within the scope of their employment by the government.
Several of the notices, but not all, indicate that they are being issued to implement Biden’s COVID-19 executive order on federal government employees. The rest have proffered the Privacy Act of 1974—which establishes a code of information practices that governs the collection, maintenance, use, and dissemination of information about individuals stored by federal agencies—as their justification for the creation of a new list.
The agencies plan to collect religious affiliation, the reasons and support given for religious accommodation requests, names, contact information, date of birth, aliases, home address, contact information, and other identifying information. These lists will be shared between federal agencies.
The notices do not explain how long they plan on storing this data, why they need to share it between agencies, or why they need to keep it beyond the decision to grant or deny an employee’s religious accommodation request.
The Federal Register announcements raised eyebrows for Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt. In his public comment to the Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg stating strenuous opposition to the list creation, he noted:
On November 18, at the direction of the Biden administration, four federal agencies simultaneously announced that those who exercise their legal right to seek a health or religious waiver from a vaccine mandate would be tracked in federal databases. Rather than give the public ample time to weigh in on the advisability or legality of collecting such personal information, the Department of Transportation’s database in particular became effective on the day it was published…
The chilling effect on a citizens’ exercise of religion due to the creation of this Database is alarming… the federal government decrees that a citizen who seeks a medical exemption or a waiver based on a sincerely held religious belief has automatically consented to being entered in the Database. To put it plainly, invoking the legal right to exercise one’s religious faith risks simultaneously waiving that legal right.
The day we broke the story on the Pre-trial Services Agency announcement in the federal register, the notice had 16 views. As of the publication of this story, it now has more than 13,000.
Schmitt is demanding answers from the Biden administration. We’re hoping more people do, too.
And based on those numbers, they just might.
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