knowing his group of expensive shysters would have told him to just keep answering, "5th-5th-5th", they'd then have to tell him it's a gamble for him to NOT answer questions - wherein if he was convicted of contempt - one might suppose Foucheez could then say, "okay I'll answer". And so what if he says, "yeah I took the money - yeah I talked out of both sides of my face - yeah I did lots of junk like grabbing a million bucks in prize money, so what - it's all pardoned under the 5th anyway" . Which means all he's protecting is his belief in his own image - possibly also in the eyes of his fans as well.
Was Thomas Moore enthralled with being written about and interviewed, feeding the public information he knew to be false or misleading, and work behind the scenes for policy that hurt a lot of people? The man was surely relied upon by people who supported a range of government policies about lockdowns, vaccination mandates and weren't too tied to the Nuremberg Code. The social fear of the period was largely caused by him, but not only by him. Rather than stand for truth as a value in itself, he hedged and misrepresented the efficacy and safety of medical therapies for effect in trying to get vaccination rates higher. That's not a balance of professional scientific and legal duties, but a deviation from them. The six feet of separation and cotton masks were nonsense that became a matter of social contagion. The issue about outsourcing research to China because it was restricted in the US is one on which he has given prior testimony. If his NIAID provided funding for research that requires a facility with the most measures to prevent a viral escape, but farmed it out to the CCP, who would be far less likely to observe those expensive standards, he may owe some answers he has not yet given.
No problem as I’m not interested in nonsense posted as non-sensical obsequious, no knowledge, non-ethical, not true, false and fraudulent noise. Evidently neither are other trolling Trumpists. Perfect campaign ads while paying for groceries and other bills. Especially those at gas stations. No doubt, they are comforted by saying “Dam Fouci six years ago!” as they hand over today’s Greenback Yankee Dollars. Bob Wilson
Just another distraction from today's REAL problems that we may be able to solve in real time - but every one just wants to stay in the good graces of our current King. Going after someone on the King's enemies list is a lot safer than voting down the current king's follies and suggest to the public that Congress is actually doing something. That's my take on the current BS. Remind me who was in charge at the time and who signed the lock-down order? What about the millions wasted on garbage ventilators from Russia; the Trump boys acquired with government funds? Ohh; that's right; Trump family has immunity from prosecution; from Todd Blanche..... Drink bleach; you'll be fine..... YMMV
Who were you muttering at in 2022? AI Overview The highest U.S. retail fuel prices adjusted for inflation occurred in June 2022 (reaching roughly $5.53 in today's money from a nominal peak of $5.01) or during the July 2008 monthly spike (reaching an inflation-adjusted equivalent of over $6.00 in current dollars depending on the specific CPI calculation month), alongside historical pressures in 1981.
Diesel is $6.99 down the road, that likely matters more than regional consumer gas going up 50 cents in ~5 days
How many more times will we switch from Donkeys to Pachyderms and pretend that one is fundamentally better than the other?
Myself, no one since at ~$0.025/mi I was EV committed since March 2019. That March was when I traded in my last Prius, a Prime and never looked back. Grateful for the Prius lessons learned, technology moved on. Other than a short bout of a mild COVID-19, I was fully vaccinated. No hospitalizations or other treatments beyond the vaccinations needed. After Musk bought Twitter around October 2022, I was primed that my TSLA capital might need a new home. I had started my first inquiries about home solar. Bob Wilson
For a little fun: Makes them feel stupid - 'every time America faces a crisis, a specific group of people turns on the experts instead of listening to them. Disagreed with Trump - a narcissistic person experiences disagreement as a personal attack, not a difference of opinion. Don't tell me what to do - your brain automatically pushes back . . . because you were told to do it. Snowflakes - instead of listening to an expert, they attack. Too stupid - to know that they're even stupid (See Dunning Krueger effect.) Scapegoat - too weak to accept responsibility. A million dead Americans and someone has to pay: Bob Wilson
That's exactly what the vaccine was suppose to do - turn something that may be lethal to you, into a mild inconvenience. I love it when stupid people say; "I got the vaccine and got COVID-19 anyway" or don't do annual flu shots because I get sick anyways. Stop watching so much conspiracy theory media and read a book sometimes. Vaccines doesn't turn you into Superman or Spiderman.