sam1952
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Gran Torino in real life has no happy ending.
https://x.com/iamyesyouareno/status/1809960672576356360
Haha
Gran Torino in real life has no happy ending.
https://x.com/iamyesyouareno/status/1809960672576356360
What does that mean, exactly?
I love you [MENTION=3169]Anti Federalist[/MENTION], but you are not competent to judge what is competent.
It means all individuals differ one from another, which means these bright, crisp lines people try to use to divide us into groups invariably must be dull and fuzzy in real life.
Yep. Fauci did say it would take at least a year and a half for the COVID vaccines to be ready. And then six months later he was pushing for mandating those same vaccines!
Yep. Fauci did say it would take at least a year and a half for the COVID vaccines to be ready. And then six months later he was pushing for mandating those same vaccines!
Haha
Actually, six months later, Fauci was still warning about the vaccine potentially being risky. This May-August time is when he was at great odds with Trump because Trump hated masks because they hurt his economy and Trump wanted to expedite the vax as a solution. Fauci didn't have the executive power, or agency power like Trump and Pompeo. The battle for a traditionally-developed and approved vaccine was lost, because Trump was adamant. It was political, just like his blasting of Fauci and Birx was political because he was so worried about his 2020 Election chances. Fauci can't talk freely about the true Covid origins. Nobody in Congress or Potus ever has. That is a state secret not fit for public consumption.
Trump was rightly against mask mandates because there is no science behind them. Fauci initially said that. Masks were a fig leaf to cover up for a failed lockdown policy.
Also August 2021 is still not even close to the 18 month timely Fauci had put out. And Fauci could talk freely about the true origins of COVID especially now that his emails h ave been leaked. State secret my ass! Those emails weren't classified. What's also not classified is Dr. Fauci's 2012 statement that the gain of function research he was pushing might cause a pandemic but that would be "worth it." Fauci is a monster.
Never said I was brother, at least when it comes to things medical. I was just asking the question, because I don't know...I'm not holding a set of statistics up my sleeve.
But if you are going to determine if DEI hiring practices help or harm the general level of competence within a given group of professionals, then you have to have a baseline of competency and a non-arbitrary metric by which to measure these groups.
We still have the issue of whether it is even legal, DEI hiring that is.
I was hospitalized with COVID and given Remdesvir along with other anti virals. It cured me.
like I said, read the second link. Nothing to add. "In 2018, USAMRIID..."
A self serving article where Fauci got to throw Trump under the bus for his own crimes? And you believe that shyt?
Actually, six months later, Fauci was still warning about the vaccine potentially being risky. This May-August time is when he was at great odds with Trump because Trump hated masks because they hurt his economy and Trump wanted to expedite the vax as a solution. Fauci didn't have the executive power, or agency power like Trump and Pompeo. The battle for a traditionally-developed and approved vaccine was lost, because Trump was adamant. It was political, just like his blasting of Fauci and Birx was political because he was so worried about his 2020 Election chances. Fauci can't talk freely about the true Covid origins. Nobody in Congress or Potus ever has. That is a state secret not fit for public consumption.
It was in late 2021, after the vaccines had been in the public for almost a year that Fauci did say mandates would be effective.
But this is besides the point I'm trying to make with both the previous and this post. I think you guys can put 2+2 together if you peruse the links.
August 2020
Fauci: "there’s never a guarantee that your candidate will be both safe and effective. So there's always the big question mark."
https://newsinhealth.nih.gov/2020/08/dr-anthony-fauci-covid-19-vaccines
Fauci’s first run-in with Trump’s “rage” came when his cellphone rang on June 3, 2020.
“The caller—the president—started screaming,” Fauci writes.
His offense? He told a reporter immunity to a coronavirus usually lasted between six months and a year.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/on-ca...s-allnearlyon-trump-covid-and-other-disasters
"He told Congress this month that he, his wife, and his adult daughter were the subjects of death threats."
https://www.thedailybeast.com/anthony-fauci-covid-book-volcanic-donald-trump-screamed-f-bombs-at-me
Are you daft? Wrong link. I even started the sentence for you. Man.
The only thing I took was...
You're clearly the daft one. The second link you gave is the daily beast article and it was self serving drivel. The title of the nonsense you think is so important.
"On Call: Anthony Fauci Tells All—Nearly—on Trump, COVID and Other Disasters"
And this was your second link:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/on-ca...s-allnearlyon-trump-covid-and-other-disasters
Now before you start whining again about forum decorum let the record reflect that you started with the name calling.
... orange juice and constant naps in a chair, because pneumonia only happens when you're lying down.
Not the most pleasant two and a half days of my life.
If you were given other anti virals then you can't say the Remdesivir cured you. The only thing I took was magnesium citrate. As for qualifications in medicine, During my marriage my ex-wife had to re-test to be certified. So DEI has nothing to do with competence in the medical field. In fact I'll go a step further. Meharry Medical College, one of the largest HBCU medicals in the country, won't even graduate doctors who can't pass the boards. White medical schools in general don't have that requirement.