You know it could have been 3 of the 4 choices simultaneously… Just substitute out a few of the seasonings and loan it out to the Clintons…

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@ivorythumper said in Vaccine Hesitancy:

Back when journalists were journalists, and not paid for sycophants of corporate interests and part of the government propaganda machine.

Neither Google nor Facebook nor and msm would allow a video like this to be seen today. Mike Wallace's career would end, immediately.

@george-k said in Something tells me this ain't legit:

8TB for $70?

The taliban are pulling those out of US Air Force airplanes so they have low overhead.

He makes a good point about the tactic.

@jon-nyc

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/05/pfizer-covid-booster-shots-likely-ready-sept-20-anthony-fauci-says.html

The U.S. will likely start to widely distribute Pfizer Covid-19 booster shots during the week of Sept. 20, but the rollout for Moderna’s vaccine could be delayed, White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday.

The Biden administration has announced plans to offer third doses to people who received the Pfizer and Moderna shots, pending approval from public health officials. The U.S. recommends an additional shot eight months after the second dose.

Only the Pfizer vaccine booster may get Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approval in time for a rollout the week of Sept. 20, Fauci said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” People who received Moderna shots may have to hold off for longer as the company waits for regulators to sign off on a third dose.

“Looks like Pfizer has their data in, likely would meet the deadline,” the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases told CBS. “We hope that Moderna would also be able to do it, so we could do it simultaneously.”

Good news, Mik.

@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:

@lufins-dad said in On the verge of herd immunity?:

20% have some immunity from previous infection? That’s twice the number of cases reported in the US.

I would assume there's a large cohort of asymptomatic infected.

Also, how many of those that received the shot also had previously been infected?

I know of at least one (D2)!

And some who were very ill, but not hospitalized, before the word COVID was on the front page news.

Sent to kiddo. 😄

@89th said in Anyone use landscape fabric?:

Pfft what do you know about Minnesooooooota gardens?

The judge just took his job seriously to give him the dickens.

@copper said in Who dis?:

My 3 sons

Yep! Fred MacMurray — first glance I thought Benedict Cumberbatch.

@george-k said in Israel, again.:

Ignore the inflammatory language

You might as well just say ignore the article.

A Bubba burger, mixed green vegetables, a plum.

@george-k said in Meanwhile, in Israel...:

@renauda said in Meanwhile, in Israel...:

I do not believe that Fauci lied or deliberately deceived any more or less than any other national or local chief health officer during the course of this pandemic. That goes for the masking discouragement and confusion during the first wave. Fauci was not alone.

Agreed. I really don't think he lied. The criticisms seem to be about his making contradictory statements as the pandemic evolved.

He would have gained a lot of credibility had he said nothing, other than what was known, rather than speculated.

Sorry, but Fauci has acknowledged that he changed his public prognosis on what percentage was needed for Herd Immunity on three occasions to attempt to manipulate public sentiment. That’s at least 1 lie right there. If that’s no more than what other health officials did, then shame on them.

He also repeatedly played games with semantics and politics.

The mask thing? I can understand that. No problem with changing guidance and allowing new evidence to change your directions.