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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

She was lightning quick to talk over Trump, to make it worse she kept summarizing Trump's answers while he was still answering; however her so called summaries were fictionalized accounts. Awful.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

Ridiculous to core. Why would anyone want a crazy shipmate?

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a_man 4 points ago +5 / -1

My grandfather told me “the best gift you’ll give your children is your choice of their mother.” He was right.

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a_man 11 points ago +11 / -0

This may be one of the reasons why they authorized the jab for children. The gift that keeps on giving doctors more patients.

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a_man 5 points ago +5 / -0

That is a bad light coming from a guy whose job is to improve the city.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

The highest paid US Inc. employee, Mr. I-am-the-science, admits he was wrong about masks? Now let's see him admit everything else he was "wrong" about as he ran his criminal enterprise.

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a_man 29 points ago +29 / -0

That they refer to the state-affiliated label as false is one more proof that they are liars.

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a_man 6 points ago +6 / -0

Isn't that what the majority of TV advertising is? CNN needs come up with some twisted logic better than that to sling shame with.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

Not for me. Cancer may be protein, but it ain't chicken.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

It works. I've been doing this (with some breaks in the discipline) ever since my second knee replacement surgery, when I saw a sticker on my surgical folder saying I was pre-diabetic. No longer pre-diabetic, have lost 57 lbs without any significant exercise other than rehab for my knee. I hit a plateau; a 36 hour fast (not difficult) re-started the weight loss. My daily fast is more like 16 hours which you stated is what most do. Cutting out the sugar and snacks has eliminated most all of my hungry cravings and made any which happen to be more easily ignored.

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a_man 6 points ago +6 / -0

Hotez has a human problem. How is being critical of vaccines different than being critical of shoe polish, hot dogs or any other consumer good? It is not possible to be uncritical when faced with a choice. Wanting (and getting) to make the best choice about everything is the way of human nature.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

He's not even cute. What a low life little prick.

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a_man 3 points ago +3 / -0

The WHO learned the word "sodium" apparently making them once again "the science." They can fuck right off on reducing my salt intake. Millions will die if they keep on taking poisons by way of vaccines, is what they should say if they gave a rat's ass about health.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

I wouldn't cash out, I'd wait it out, except in your position you can roll it to an IRA, which I would do. That gives you the ability to pick among so many more choices, as tempered by the times to avoid risk.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

It's really just the prudent thing to do, given that executive privilege should never be breechable if any future President should be able to be advised by honest opinions which may vary widely among a candid staff.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pediatricians get a huge bonus for achieving 100% vaccinations on a certain percentage of their practice. I would so no vaccines is much healthier than any vaccines.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

During a hike in the Sipsey Wilderness (in Alabama) in August of 2012 I was not only bitten by a tick, which gave me Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, but stood in the wrong place while catching my breath and got hundreds of chigger bites on my lower legs, which became seriously infected. The Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever settled in my ankles which remain discolored to this day. After both issues had been controlled with antibiotics, my legs became constantly swollen. The internal medicine doctor told me there was no cure for that condition and my only option was to wear compression hose for the rest of my life. In December of 2020 (after wearing compression hose for many years) I took my first dose of Ivermectin after learning about it watching the Ron Johnson hearing with Dr. Pierre Kory. I noticed improvement, so continued taking Ivermectin once a month. By April 2021, the swelling had vanished never to return. I can only suspect parasites/parasite eggs from those chigger and/or tick bites remained at the site of the swelling ensuring an ongoing problem. If the Dr. knew about Ivermectin (he should have) shame on him. If he did not know, shame on him. Haven't been back.

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a_man 17 points ago +17 / -0

Seeing the gag placed on doctors about even talking about Ivermectin like responsible adults is a proof that everything Covid is a con game being played on a grand scale. Ivermectin seems to cure many things, some of which we are expected to believe have no cures. This becoming common knowledge (which is happening regardless of the efforts of the speech police) threatens not only the Covid narrative but also many other "health care" profit centers. Many doctors are playing the role of snake oil salesmen now; it's obvious and harmful to both doctors and patients. It has made me very slow to trust any doctor for medical advice anymore, as I have used Ivermectin to completely cure a condition that a physician said I would have to live with for the rest of my life. When I see a physician, I expect truth. What the physician delivered was a falsehood.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

Agree. Drunk fans especially!

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