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Why are the police so dratted afraid of hurting someone that's trampling on them? they need to fight back. Where's the teargas? The least they could do is use teargas.

The chief does not understand; the jab doesn't make you any safer. You can still catch it, spread it, and die from it. And besides that, the vax can also kill you. 

Scary stuff...

This and the other animal experimentation that has been reported has no human benefit whatsoever.

"...the FDA and the CDC are increasingly beyond the law. They don't feel the need to comply in any way, even lip service, really, with policies, procedures, legal requirements..."

From last year. It was our SECOND snow for the month. It seems like every time we get it in October, it gets heavier. This was REALLY coming down Monday, October 19, 2020  We (Iowa) never used to get snow in October. First one I can recall was 2009. Didn't have these in the 50's, 60's, or 70's. But over the last 11 years, we've started having them more often than not. We should not be getting snow prior to Thanksgiving (normally) - or at least November. We should not be getting snow before the leaves are down. It's not normal. 7" of snow in May is not normal either. Iowa is having longer winters and shorter summers, and I have the pictures to prove it. South Dakota has had over 40" of snow in one October not so long ago, killing thousands of cattle. South Dakota and Nebraska keep having later May snowstorms. A few years back they had 2 in a row on Mother's Day. Last year it was May 21/22. Something wrong when we're having snowstorms ...

Enough of punishing pain patients because addicts use opioids. Are they going to stop manufacturing catalytic converters because addicts are using what's in them to get their fix?

What a terrific young man. He knows more than most broadcasters on this subject. He's put in the time to research the topic, that's for sure.

"In the UC study, lead author Bingfang Yan, a pharmaceutical scientist, and his UC graduate students Yue Shen and William Eades, found that the drug [Remdesivir] permanently stops the activity of an enzyme called CES-2, which is found in the intestine, liver and kidney and is needed for the breakdown of many medications." Reference: “Remdesivir potently inhibits carboxylesterase‐2 through covalent modifications: signifying strong drug‐drug interactions” by Yue Shen, William Eades and Bingfang Yan, 28 December 2020, Fundamental & Clinical Pharmacology. DOI: 10.1111/fcp.12643 https://scitechdaily.com/pharmaceutical-scientist-warns-of-potential-problems-with-remdesivir-as-covid-19-treatment/