IMO the immunity deals were offered while Obama was president and since he was implicated in the emails, he had his loyalists take care of it. DS covers their own. Durham was appointed during Trump’s tenure, so entirely different.
I’m an Aussie myself, but living abroad. Asked my mum about the 24K students thing and she didn’t think it was real. Then asked my brother, who lives in Melbourne, the same thing. It didn’t happen there either. I’m curious about whether it is as you say, a test.
My wife had to reschedule a doctors visit because of a sinus infection, she gets them every year due to a deviated septum. When she went to see them they hounded her about it being COVID and her need to get the vaccine etc. they bullied her to almost tears, but she didn’t relent because she knew it was just a sinus infection. I imagine this is how they convince a lot of people to get it.
The doctor also said that if it was COVID, she should wait at least 30 days as the shot ‘REACTED POORLY TO COVID ANTIBODIES’ and that this is where a lot of the side effects occur.
As a web developer I’ve always toyed with making an alternative video sharing platform with no restrictions (other than maybe an nsfw tag). Would there be any interest if I were to so? It’s obviously a lot of work, and would take a while.
My point is that when you are introducing people to a concept, especially one with which they may have no familiarity, it hurts the credibility when the first article is poorly written and people are far more likely to dismiss the theory or concept entirely.
Plus, I don’t see ‘Clinton’ in that book