Posted on 03/22/2022 3:52:24 PM PDT by Jan_Sobieski
Back from your paid vacation, eh Du Du?
You might want to do some real research
...then again i doubt you want the facts.
Dugway Proving Ground is a U.S. Army facility established in 1942 to test biological and chemical weapons, located about 85 mi southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah,
Ha! See #11.
“You might want to do some real research
...then again i doubt you want the facts.”
I’m not as diplomatic as you rollong_stone. That guy is too stupid to find the facts.
Back from vacay, but still keeping the same $hot $hilling $hift schedule, we see.
9-5 clock in/out. No change, there 😂
Ping
sounds like multiple sclerosis
Polyethylene glycol is the antifreeze in what they call a safer antifreeze.
It is an antifreeze.
"He said that up to 80% of military personnel have contracted COVID-19 despite having had two shots. However, he said, among the unvaccinated, the infection rate was 15%."
I reeally wouldn’t know but it doesn’t sound good at all.
I was wondering how many posts it would take before the $hills showed up to smear this US ARMY SURGEON.
[Headline] U.S. Army surgeon in tears
The headline is misleading in that it conflates the terms surgeon and flight surgeon. Flight surgeon the the military title an Army doctor obtains after a special six-week training school for aviation medicine. They tend to aviation personnel and the special physical needs to be flight qualified.
They do not perform surgery.
Not smearing Dr. Long, just clarifying that she is not a surgeon, she is an aviation safety officer.
your body shorts out
no it is not good at all
Flight surgeon the the military title an Army doctor obtains after a special six-week training school for aviation medicine. They tend to aviation personnel and the special physical needs to be flight qualified.
I take her word, and expertise, over Bioweapon lab duke’s CDC $hift working $hot $hill drivel.
Enlightening but not encouraging.
Sounds like demyelination is one of the many adverse reactions I got from the death shot.
>Now it is becoming abundantly clear that it
>causes harm in some recipients.
They don’t care.
If I am not mistaken ethylene glycol is no longer widely used in antifreeze. EG makes a great wood preservative so I am always on the lookout for it. Old boats.
I can only find it in old Peak antifreeze on the shelves of old auto parts stores. Unless I just had a stroke I would swear that every type of newer antifreeze uses polyethylene glycol.
If I’m wrong please tell me the current brand that uses EG.
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