You had to be one of the most ignorant, Kool-Aide guzzing morons the world has ever seen in order to believe that some vaccine was going to be better for you than natural immunity. Or, you had to KNOW that was bullshit and push a lie in order to make sure your big pharma buddies got rich. Both situations could be believed with the jackasses at the CDC.
We should be grateful that the CDC’s policies have finally caught up to the science, and that state epidemiologists are now recognizing the basic “textbook” science of natural immunity.
However, the change also invites questions, the most important one being, Why did it take so long?
We had compelling scientific evidence more than a year ago that people with natural immunity were far less likely to develop symptomatic Covid with the illness than vaccinated people who never had the disease.
Yet Americans who were unvaccinated were fired, shamed, and ostracized because public health officials refused to acknowledge then what they acknowledge today: natural immunity protects humans. So why did it take a year for public health officials to acknowledge the “textbook science?”
Because the US response to the Kung Flu was never about science or medicine. It was about power and control. It was about politics, and if tens of thousands of grandparents had to die in order for the Left to gain even more control of the government, well, you can't make an omelet without cracking a few eggs, can you?
These people knew the actions they were taking did not work and COULD NOT work. But they pushed them anyway, and golly gee, now they have their puppet installed in the Oval Office and they're running amok doing whatever the fuck they want to do while your life and your country get ruined.
Remember this when the spicy times come. They did this on purpose.
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Gee Dave, just to think there are fuckstains who think Biden is doing a wonderful job! Hard to believe they can walk and chew gum at the same time.
I am so over the apoligists for Fraudci, Bidet and the whole Hee Haw gang. Why do we put up with it? Well, we believe in the rule of law and THEY trample on that with impunity.
If I were in charge there would be a quick trial and about 1000 executions shortly after the verdict was read. That is one reason I will never be in charge. That and the fact that I cannot tolerate idiots or democrats (read that commiecrats).
The only reason people like Fauci and Walenski are still wasting oxygen is BECAUSE people like you and I follow the law. I'm not going to lie, I'm pretty much just waiting for the Feds to trigger the wrong person and start Civil War 2. It'll be brutal. There won't be any winners. But the Commie Marxists won't stop until the shooting starts, and they're pushing harder and faster to make it start.
Dave I wish you were not right but you are. My dear wife hates guns - HATES them. She is slowly coming to the realization that we will have to protect ourselves.
We try to stock up on food and try to keep some cash onhand at all times. When the shit hits the fan it will happen quickly and with little real warning other than what we have already heard.
If anybody who reads this has not taken it seriously please do the research - REAL research not the MSM. The current crop of media is drek and bought and paid for by the commiecrats. There is no real possible way to get through it without being prepared not only food and protection but, emotionally and spiritually as well.
My cousin Quentin lost belief that his life mattered. At that moment, at 11 years old. And when he said that, I learned so much about my cousin and so much about how Katrina impacted what he was putting out into the world.
So, yes. At age 11 years old, he decided, "I would never fight for his country." And that speaks volumes, because, that doesn't just mean that he doesn't want to join the army or something. That means that he doesn't have trust in his country.
I have to say that that line, "I would never fight for his country" was followed by him saying, "We wasn't in here for a day. We was locked in our attics for three days." And that line was followed by his mom saying, "When everybody else in the world thought that New Orleans was good, we were still in our attics."
So what does that do to trust? What does that do to one's belief in their lives mattering? And just to be honest, I don't think that he's the only person that feels that way. They may not articulate it the exact same way, but a lot of us are dealing with trust issues when it comes to America.
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