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Well, that didn't take long for the fascists to discipline her for not being part of the brainwashed herd. I hope she sues the hell out of them.
 
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Fauci testifying before Congress today would not say that COVID-19 was spread at protest.

What a political hack Fauci is.
Y’all need to listen to Jim Jordans questioning of Fauci when the clip hits YouTube.



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Jim Jordans questioning of Fauci





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^That guy is a freaking joke.
 
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Phony son of a bitch. Mad

He knows what he's done to this country. Watch his body language when Jordan talks about Americans being stopped from going to work. He knows the role he's played in putting so many Americans out of work. Goddamn, this guy makes me angry. Mad
 
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Wasn't he the idiot who said we don't need to wear masks, they do nothing, etc? Then I watched as the Japanese masked (they've done this for decades) up as usual, never shut down their economy at all, and were a model of beating this thing until recently but that's down to the bars and idiots.



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Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...iI&feature=emb_title


George Washington gave Hydroxychloroquine to his troops?



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Watch the Dems turn into a bunch of anti-vaxxers now, it’s starting with Dopey Joe Biden trying to poo-poo the progress being made by these various pharmaceutical groups.

The Democrats are TERRIFED of Operation Warp Speed and how fast and well it seems to be going. A nightmare scenario for them is a viable vaccine is found by October which promises to allow “normal” to return. They don’t want normal, they can’t have normal.


 
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George Washington gave Hydroxychloroquine to his troops?


I believe Dr. Gold misspoke as that drug was not approved for use in the US until 1955. I think that her statement is due to the extreme level of stress she must be under. In fact, General Washington "broke the law" by inoculating his troops with small pox. This saved his army.

"In February 1777, while encamped at Morristown, Washington became convinced that only inoculation would prevent the destruction of his Army. Emphasizing the need for secrecy and speed, Washington ordered the inoculation of all troops. Because Virginia forbade inoculation, Washington asked Governor Patrick Henry to support the program, writing that smallpox "is more destructive to an Army in the Natural way, than the Enemy's Sword."

You can get the full story here:

A Deadly Scourge: Smallpox During the Revolutionary War


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I believe Dr. Gold misspoke as that drug was not approved for use in the US until 1955.


I was thinking she meant George Patton but that was still to early.



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George Washington used quinine to treat malaria.

It has some of the same properties as hydroxychloroquine. Think of willow bark and and it's synthetic equivalent aspirin.


George Washington, mosquitoes, and the American revolution.

https://delanceyplace.com/view-archives.php?p=3950

"A month after the opening salvos of the American Revolution at Lexington and Concord in April 1775, the newly appointed commander in chief of the Continental Army, George Wash­ington, had a request for his political masters in the Continental Con­gress. He urged them to buy up as much cinchona bark and quinine powder as possible. Given the dire financial pressures of the squabbling colonial government, and the dearth of pretty much everything needed to fight a war, his total allotment was a paltry 300 pounds. General Washington was a frequent visitor to the quinine chest as he suffered from recurrent bouts (and reinfection) of malaria since first contracting the disease in 1749 at the age of seventeen.

"Luckily for the Americans, the British were also drastically short of Peruvian Spanish-supplied quinine throughout the war. In 1778, shortly before they entered the fray in support of the American cause, the Spanish cut off this supply completely. Any available stores were sent to British troops in India and the Caribbean. At the same time, the mosquito's mer­ciless, unrelenting strikes on unseasoned British troops lacking quinine during the final British southern campaign -- launched in 1780 with the capture of Charleston, the strategic port city and mosquito sanctuary­ -- determined the fate of the United States of America.

"As J. R. McNeill colorfully contours, 'The argument here is straight­forward: In the American Revolution the British southern campaigns ultimately led to defeat at Yorktown in October 1781 in part because their forces were much more susceptible to malaria than were the American. . . . [T]he balance tipped because Britain's grand strategy committed a larger proportion of the army to malarial (and yellow fever) zones.' A full 70% of the British Army that marched into this southern mosquito maelstrom in 1780 was recruited from the poorer, famished regions of Scotland and the northern counties of England, outside the malaria belt of Pip's Fenland marshes. Those who had already served some time in the colonies had done so in the northern zone of infection and had not yet been seasoned to American malaria.

"General Washington and the Continental Congress, on the other hand, had the advantage of commanding acclimated, malaria-seasoned colonial troops. American militiamen had been hardened to their sur­roundings during the Seven Years' War and the turbulent decades head­ing toward open hostilities against their king. Washington personally recognized, albeit short of scientific affirmation or medical endorsement, that with his recurrent malarial seasonings, 'I have been protected be­yond all human probability or expectation.' While they did not know it at the time, this might well have been the Americans' only advantage over the British when, after twelve years of seething resentment and discontent since the passing of the Royal Proclamation [of 1763 that prohibited land sales to colonists], war suddenly and unexpectedly came."


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... on page 178 of this thread, chellim posted a reference to chloroquine, from the Virology Journal, Dr Fauci's ever loving source of medical information.

Take a moment and read the article.

Published 22 August 2005.

Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus

Extract:
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is caused by a newly discovered coronavirus (SARS-CoV). No effective prophylactic or post-exposure therapy is currently available.

... and ...

" ... chloroquine has strong antiviral effects on SARS-CoV infection of primate cells ..."

As stated by many in this thread, and other threads, when the truth be known by all, there's gonna be a reckoning for some of these political jackasses.



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Thanks wcb6092, I had no clue about that.



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Re: the fauci grilling...

Smarmy a-hole would say that crowds spread da 'rona but wouldn't admit that the protests did. Leave those decisions to someone else huh? What an ass.




 
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Smarmy a-hole would say that crowds spread da 'rona but wouldn't admit that the protests did. Leave those decisions to someone else huh? What an ass.

Yes, smarmy. Oh, he's "not in a position to determine what the government can do in a forceful way"?

I couldn't find it, and I was too irritated by this piece of shit to do an extensive search to find it, but I swear I heard just recently that he used that exact word, "force," and encouraged the government to use its full *force* to require measures such as masks.

That video with Jordan was extremely irritating with the way Fauci was smiling and shaking his head with such a disgusted look on his face. Smarmy is a perfect word. I can't stand him.



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Politics, Not Science, Keeping Schools Closed

Denmark, The Netherlands, Finland, Belgium, and Austria all opened schools and “found no evidence of increased spread of the novel coronavirus after schools reopened.” The same was found in scientific studies in France, Sweden, and Germany. A leading British epidemiologist goes even further to claim there is not a single known case of a teacher being infected of coronavirus from a student anywhere in the world.

Since there could still be a rare school outbreak, such as experienced in Israel, students with high-risk household members should be given a distance education option, and teachers who believe themselves or their households to be at high risk should be allowed to teach remotely, balancing the risk for all parties. This way healthy students can be be educated by healthy teachers. With science overwhelmingly pointing to reopening schools, why do so many schools intend to remain closed?

https://www.realclearpolitics....s_closed_143847.html



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Yesterday it was reported that Mississippi had the high positivity rate for Covid in the country. Of course no one mentioned the sample size or the fact that you need a medical referral with symptoms to be tested. In Illinois anyone that wants testing can be tested. These statistics are meaningless without some context.
 
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Very recently, Fauci said that governments should be as forceful as possible in regards to mask orders. Government should be practically unrestrained in how it deals with pandemics but rioting and looting? He just can't give any recommendations.


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....These statistics are meaningless without some context.


I've been saying this for quite some time. Sometimes forcefully. These statistics are UTTERLY DEVOID of context. I get funny looks, like they don't understand the word "context".




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