StumpTownStu

Oh jeez. I guess Deezy and I are on the same page about something. Gross.

When did AIPAC get to you?

I think Flagg will be good. There will obviously be growing pains but i've been following his development on Youtube for years. I think he has the goods.

I think #1-#6 are solid except for Kon at #4. Feels like quite the reach. Some other solid picks sprinkled throughout. I think it's average.

1)Cheap labor for corporations. Cogs for the mechanism.

2) To further the need for fund draining civil service bureaucracies.

@thirdperson

 Of course he feels this way, third. While being an expert in the field, he's also on the patent of several vaccines, including a covid vaccine. Go figure. That's what you call a conflict of interest. I'd be interested in seeing from which big pharma companies, if any, he has received payment.

@Calde13

 I have lost? If I have lost:

1) What was the competion?

2) Where did I insult anyone?

3) Where did I indicate that I have any opinion of, or any amount of give a fuck as it pertains to that parade?

You mentioned a display of arms, or lack there of. I simply stated that's rich coming from a guy representing a country that lacks production of both small arms and advanced weapons systems.

I'm sorry but the B2's were busy preparing for a flight. We're not North Korea. We don't need to display our real shit for a parade.

All this stuff, mRNA, CRISPR, it's all bio-hacking. It's reprogramming the body's computer to do a thing. This was the first official widespread test. And some point, theoretical had to becone practical.

All of this stuff is worth exploring for the reasons I mentioned above. The worst thing that could've happened to mRNA therapies was being tied to the pandemic. I was doing a ton of reading on this stuff pre-pandemic. I was in my mid-30s and middle-age starts staring you in the face. I became obsessed with working out, intermittent fasting, diet, taking supplements, etc. And I started reading about things like mRNA and CRISPR. At the time, being used to create a new style of vaccine for a upper respiratory virus wasn't even on the radar. Talk about being small potatoes.

As I have said many times, this stuff is the future of medicine and should be embraced. And part of embracing them must be extensive research into any possible side effects. What the pandemic did was make one segment of society say they will never touch it and the other segment swear by, "Safe and effective." How can we call it safe when it's a new form of vaccine, a new style of therapy altogether. And frankly, to the efficacy aspect, it's ambiguous at best. Honestly, there are no metrics you can point to that prove the vaccine was effective at all. And ask yourself, why use this style of vaccine anyway? With the J&J vaccine, they literally took a version of a different virus, adenovirus, if I remenber correctly, sterilized so that it couldn't replicate/mutate, and they altered the DNA so that it would grow spikes and look like a corona virus. Why wouldn't we lean that way, seeing as how the mRNA vaccines were also based on something growing spikes to look like a corona virus? In this case, proteins our own body creates.

Wrongfully deported? I guarantee the dude was an illegam immigrant.

That's why you always hear him talking about the EU. He knows Denmark is the least impression Scandinavian country. 

This from a guy representing a country that produces virtually zero weaponry. Not small arms nor advanced weaponry. I guess these guys thing they can fight with swords and Viking longships.

@unplucked_gem

 Kevin Durant was pre-covid. Kobe. This seems glaring becsuse we have had three in these playoffs but I believe is has more to do with usage and play style. We hear so much about .modern players being soft because of "load management" but we don't hear enough about increased pace, possessions per game, etc. Aside from that, there is play style. Most if not all of recent achilles ruptures were off of negative step style dribble moves where you're putting the achilles in a compromised position only to then explode out of that foot positioning. Not only that but most if not all achilles injuries have come off of pre-existing calf/achilles soreness/injury.

So i'm all for studying longterm vaccine side effects, as i'm quite sure the do or will exist. We just have to be careful to not draw conclusions that aren't there. Maybe there is something to this but it would be nearly impossible to measure scientifically unless we can somehow show changes to muscle/tendon integrity.

This is what I do know, and have been saying since the mRNA vaccines were introduced. A segment of the population is so deadset on finding flaw/drawback to the vaccines for political reasoning. As I have said many times, mRNA and CRISPR therapies are the future of medicine. So if there are flaws, trial and era is the only way to find and mitigate them.

You're not wrong. The timing of it just happened to coincide with a hostage release. The bad deal was in the 70s. What reason did Obama have to be the one to make it right? With interest, no less.

Probably on the up and up because everyone knows that we can always trust China. Covid19 wasn't a weaponized virus, even though the Chinese military was/is heavily involved with the Wuhan lab. Also, China selling fentanyl to the cartels is in no way unconventional warfare on us.

Honestly, Iran doesn't need a nuclear program. They can always just get nukes from China.

Obama gave them 1.7 billion, cash. Still not a good look but yes, this gets confused with the lifting of sanctions and melded into one story.

Zambia or Namibia? Either way, I don't think the chicks are his type. Maybe though. I guess i'm basing that on absolutely nothing. I'm probably projecting.

Dame wears the letter O. From Oakland to Ogden to Oregon.

Good to see you, brother.

That evidence doesn't exist.