My daughter has not been feeling well lately, was hoping y’all might have an idea what could be going on with her. She did go to the clinic, said she had a bladder infection. Put her on antibiotics. No cvd jabs.
Symptoms: lower back pain, occasional cramps, nausea, can’t eat much because of nausea (threw up once after eating solid meal), occasional diarrhea, and all over feeling like crap. She’s lost probably 10 lbs in less than a week.
Actually, it reminds me a little of that Tucker interview you posted on...
https://greatawakening.win/p/17tKsDifI0/wow-tucker-just-said-that-inside/c/
So, does this mean we need to continue to stock up on supplies? I don't have any stocks because I don't know how it all works to be honest, it confuses me. I have to be taught like a 5th grader, lol. Is there a link to "how stocks work for dummies"? lol
Trump post on qagg.news - https://qagg.news/?read=TT19779
The article title says they are ...
venomous flying spiders
But then at the end of the article it says they...
The arachnids are venomous, but Coyle says that they do not pose a danger to humans. That venom, he said, is reserved for the critters that get caught up in their webs, including butterflies, wasps and cockroaches. They could also pose a threat to native spiders.
"We have no evidence that they've done any damage to a person or a pet," he said.
So how is this spider any different than other spiders, except of how big it is? And it's not like we haven't seen big spiders before, like the banana spider.
Here's a video of the Joro spiders...
I did put the link in my comment with the sauce for this post, using qagg.news for the source because it allowed me to pull up only Trump's TS posts with the word "icebox" in them. But here it is ...
I'm sure they were since now they changed their stance on what kind of chicken they now purchase, they say because "due to challenges it foresees finding chicken supplies that ‘meets our rigid standards"... from no antibiotics to no antibiotics important to human medicine.
Chick-fil-A has announced it is changing the chicken it serves at all of its restaurants this spring.
The plan is to switch up the requirements for the kind of chicken purchased from the current No Antibiotics Ever (NAE) to No Antibiotics Important To Human Medicine (NAIHM).
In a statement to Reuters, Chick-fil-A explained it is making the move “due to challenges it foresees finding chicken supplies that ‘meets our rigid standards.'”
Yes, many in my neighborhood that have been getting new electric meters are saying their bills have skyrocketed by hundreds of dollars when they were installed without their knowledge/permission. The techs just show up and replace the meters. When people call to complain about the amount of their bills, they are told that it’s because their old meters weren’t working correctly and the new ones are, and that’s what their bills are supposed to be. I’m waiting for the day they do this to ours, hoping they forget about ours.