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Here is a list of all of my threads so far for ease of access. I appreciate the support, more to come.
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1. COVID-19 Vaccines 💉
2. VAERS📉
3. The PCR “Test”🧪
4. Masks 😷
5. Lockdowns 🔒
6. mRNA Approval for Kids 💉
7. Post 💉 Autopsies
8. Excess Death💀
Apple Executive Cody Plumlee who is head of PR was arrested for trying to have sex with a 15 year old boy at the New York Ritz Carlton.
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He is still blaming podcasters for the midterm loss. Not the people who actually had the power to do anything with it the last 2 years. Seriously, how can anyone listen to this metrosexual munchkin and his crew of neocon slop peddlers?
He is still blaming podcasters for the midterm loss. Not the people who actually had the power to do anything with it the last 2 years. Seriously, how can anyone listen to this metrosexual munchkin and his crew of neocon slop peddlers?
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Hang 'em all -- I see some trying to blame others and excuse POTUS as if buck doesn't stop there, but they all stink.
One dollar one vote means rule by Oligarchs, as I told Lex Fridman.
We definitely know she likes being in the “middle of the action”. 😂
“Football has always been my favorite sport to cover, and I’ve really missed being in the middle of the action, breaking stories and connecting fans to what’s happening across the league.”
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Brian Ballard has issued a statement denying allegations that his lobbying firm improperly influenced the Trump administration on glyphosate and flavored vapes. Unfortunately for Ballard, his own federal lobbying disclosures paint a rather inconvenient picture.
A 2006 Paper by Ralph Baric
“Synthetic Viral Genomics: Risks and Benefits for Science and Society”
“This powerful technique provides the bioterrorist with a "scapegoat" option; leaving a sequence signature that misdirects efforts at tracking the true originators of the crime.”
Josh Walkos retweeted
A 2006 Paper by Ralph Baric
“Synthetic Viral Genomics: Risks and Benefits for Science and Society”
“This powerful technique provides the bioterrorist with a "scapegoat" option; leaving a sequence signature that misdirects efforts at tracking the true originators of the crime.”
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Brian Ballard has issued a statement denying allegations that his lobbying firm improperly influenced the Trump administration on glyphosate and flavored vapes. Unfortunately for Ballard, his own federal lobbying disclosures paint a rather inconvenient picture.
Now, to be precise, lobbying disclosures do not establish that Ballard personally discussed glyphosate with Wiles or explicitly requested authorization of fruit-flavored vapes. Those are the narrowly constructed denials in his statement.
But the disclosures establish that his firm was being paid substantial sums by the very industries at the center of these controversies, while lobbying the White House on closely related policies.
And the vaping controversy goes well beyond suspicious timing. Former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary told CBS News that tobacco interests used their administration connections to pressure him repeatedly to approve fruit-flavored vapes. He said he refused.
cbsnews.com/news/calley-mean…
So here’s a question for Brian Ballard:
If your firm’s interactions were as limited and innocuous as you’re suggesting, why not release the communications, meeting calendars, and lobbying correspondence concerning Bayer, Reynolds American, and the White House?
Because the public isn’t obligated to accept a carefully worded press release when the underlying lobbying records tell a far more complicated story.
Washington’s influence industry has spent decades perfecting the art of denying the precise allegation while leaving the larger financial relationships conveniently unexplained.
And Ballard Partners has given us an excellent opportunity to examine that distinction.
What say you Mr. Ballard?