Edwards said the “unchecked” fourth wave of the virus “threatens the capacity of our hospitals and medical facilities to deliver car to their patients,”
That sounds like a good reason.
It is better than just, the governor's whim.
It is well-established by now that U.S. intelligence agencies use informants, lies, and leaks to frame people, causes, and political opponents of the regime.
Since it is now well-established, can we make it go away?
Or do both sides like it too much?
Pretty much.
The ships couldn't operate in contested waters, because they couldn't take battle damage and if they did, the crews weren't large enough to try to keep the ship afloat. The envisioned missile system was a bust. The ships cost way too much for the combat capabilities.
We could have built corvettes much cheaper and been better off.
@jon-nyc said in "Mission Accomplished":
It was apparent from the first weekend after the mask mandate that approximately 0.00% of non-vaccinated people would still wear masks.
Even I called that one.
My saxophone teacher actually did the first half of this joke when he went in for a cancer op, back in the 80's. He left them hanging for the punchline...
Don't have a clue. Everything we had in the hospital this weekend was 50+, but that's a small sample size. We did send one of the vaccinated nurses home with COVID Sunday...She's in her forties and felt like crap, but did not need hospitalization. I also had three other positives Sunday afternoon, but I don't know the vaccination status and none of them were admitted.
Interestingly enough, I had two kids from the ED ping positive for RSV. Odd time of the year for that...
@jolly said in Sex Is Real:
Michael McDonald hitting that high note in Peg is spectacular.
Never cared for his too-nasal voice.
Neil Young is in the same category, though I like his songs.
@george-k said in When everyone tweets the same thing....:
https://twitter.com/fivetimesaugust/status/1421917208226185221?s=21
I think your odds are better at getting killed by a meteorite.
