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lifeissues.net/writers/irv/i… The More You Know. anti-vaccines.com/history-of… Codified in US HHS Laws hhs.gov/ohrp/international/e… Two main ones to look at are 45 Code of Federal Regulations 46 and 21 CFR 50. Everything with regard to CVD19 from day 1 has been a Crime Against Humanity.
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“Together this team has helped develop and deliver over 751.4 million doses of vaccine and 11.3 million treatment courses to protect the American people from COVID-19.” Dawn Myers O’Connell was Senior Counselor to HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra for COVID-19 starting February 2021, then Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response from June 2021 to January 2025. She holds a B.A. in literature from Vanderbilt and a J.D. from Tulane. She is a lawyer and political staffer, not a physician, not an epidemiologist, and not a vaccine scientist. She ran CEPI’s U.S. office before Biden put her in charge of coordinating HHS’s pandemic response. As COVID counselor Dawn sat at the center of the department that treated shots as both logistics and employment policy. As ASPR she inherited Operation Warp Speed’s pipeline, stood up HCORE, and kept pushing primary series and boosters through 90,000 sites while HHS backed the federal-employee mandate, the CMS health-worker rule, and Head Start’s staff requirement. The product she counted in the hundreds of millions did not stop transmission. The mandates that rode alongside that pipeline cost people their jobs anyway. She left HHS on January 20, 2025. After a Harvard fellowship and a stint advising on “health security,” Vanderbilt named her secretary to the Board of Trust in August 2026. The confirmed ASPR salary in her era sat in the Executive Schedule IV band, roughly $180,000–$192,000. The doses got delivered. The coercion got delivered with them. O’Connell counted the shots. The country counted the firings.
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Prescriptions with insurance: $395.00 Prescriptions using discount card: $157.00 (not insurance) The difference? Insurance adds "deductible" to the prescriptions to make them more affordable under the plan. Make this make sense please.
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WE ALL KNOW What Caused This & It's NOT WHITE Racism!!
My son broke his arm today so I took him out for ice cream and said he could get a LEGO set and we could build it together. We went to Walmart. Every single LEGO set, even ones that were $7.99, were locked up behind glass. We walked down another isle… same thing. Every single week I have walked in here and more items are locked up behind glass and it takes FOREVER to have anyone help you open something and they make you feel awful for it. It’s honestly barely worth shopping here at all… I felt so bad for my kid. We ended up just leaving without a LEGO set. Whatever we are doing with society that has brought us here… it’s gotta end. This is insane and it’s destroying childhood.
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They lied to your face. “No crisis.” “Mostly families.” “You just hate brown people.” Meanwhile the second they smell Democrats climbing back toward power, they start marching toward the same border they were told wasn’t a problem. Nobody walks hundreds of miles on a rumor. They walk because they think the door opens again. That’s the whole tell 👀
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BREAKING: Keisha Lance Bottoms sent her kid to a private school that costs $37,950 a year. Now she fights against school choice for others. She's the Democrat candidate for Georgia Governor.
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Never forget that Covid was a psyop.
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In 2005, Oneida shut the flatware factory in Sherrill, New York. A town that had made silverware for MORE THAN 100 YEARS was supposed to be finished. Two men refused to let that happen. Their names are Matt Roberts and Greg Owens. Roberts had managed that factory. Owens was another former Oneida manufacturing manager. When the company ended U.S. production, they bought the plant and the equipment and reopened it the NEXT DAY as Sherrill Manufacturing. They did not have a giant rescue fund. They did not have a Hollywood ending waiting. They had a building, some machines, and a workforce that knew how to make forks, knives, and spoons. At first they kept making product for Oneida. Then Oneida pulled the remaining American work and sent it overseas. That should have been the end. It wasn’t. They took government flatware contracts to keep the lights on. In 2010 they filed Chapter 11. They sold unused equipment. They sold space they could no longer fill. They leased back only the part of the factory they could still run. They came out of bankruptcy in 2013. Then they did the thing that saved the company. They built their own brand: Liberty Tabletop. They sold 18/10 stainless flatware straight to customers who wanted tableware MADE IN THE UNITED STATES. Not through a department store that could drop them overnight. Direct. Today Liberty Tabletop is the only company still manufacturing stainless steel flatware in America. Same town. Same trade. U.S. steel. About 70 jobs. They did not bring back 2,000 workers. Nobody did. What they saved was the last line. If you want American-made forks and spoons, this is the factory that still makes them. Support Liberty Tabletop. THIS is what keeping manufacturing in America actually looks like. 🇺🇸
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“We’ve been patient, but our patience is wearing thin. And your refusal has cost all of us.” Tessa Berenson Rogers graduated from Yale with a B.A. in English (2014). That is the full scientific résumé. No M.D., no epidemiology degree, no public-health credential - just a decade at TIME as White House correspondent and then editor overseeing political and policy coverage, now Editor of POLITICO Magazine. From TIME’s Washington bureau Rogers sat inside the machine that treated Biden’s September 2021 mandate speech as the grown-up chapter of the story. She edited and shaped political coverage while the same newsrooms framed the unvaccinated as the remaining obstacle, boosted the “pandemic of the unvaccinated” line, and treated job-or-jab rules as inevitable public-policy hygiene rather than an experiment in coercion. She interviewed presidents. She never had to interview a fired nurse. An English major with a masthead now deciding what counts as serious magazine journalism, after the shots failed to stop transmission, after the Supreme Court gutted the OSHA rule, after the “thin patience” rhetoric aged into embarrassment. She kept the title. They kept the lost shifts and the myocarditis notes. Tessa didn’t write the executive order. She just made sure the copy never asked whether an English degree should be allowed to help sell one.
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RT @lovetocook12345: I’m afraid to buy a new car because this shit is happening more and more..
Santa Trump.. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Today is the day we say goodbye to my childhood home. Soon to be demolished by Georgia Power for the data centers. Thank you to ALL of you, we wouldn’t be so gracious about it if it weren’t for all the support.
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Leaked video of Mark Zuckerberg warning his Facebook Execs NOT TO GET VACCINATED with the mRNA (COVID) vaccines because "we don't know the long-term side effects of modifying people's DNA & RNA." He censored doctors, scientists & the sick who denounced the ‘Vaccines."
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Norm Macdonald was Conan’s favorite guest. So here is the greatest joke in late night
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Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald premieres October 16. Directed by Judd Apatow. Built entirely from archival footage, personal photos, and rare home videos contributed by fans and friends, Norm tell his own story in his own voice.
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“If you want to participate in our society fully, you’ve got to get vaccinated.” Sasha Issenberg holds a B.A. in History from Swarthmore College. He teaches political science at UCLA and writes books about campaign data, same-sex marriage fights, and disinformation. He has never held a medical license, never run an epi study, never sat on a vaccine safety board, and has zero public-health training. He is a campaign-mechanics journalist who treats politics as a lab experiment. From the Boston Globe to Bloomberg, Slate, and now POLITICO - where he is Managing Editor, Enterprise - he spent the mandate years inside the same newsrooms that treated “get the shot or lose the job” as just another turnout tactic. He did not invent the OSHA rule or the hospital firings. He simply belonged to the class that covered coercion as strategy, not as a rights violation, and that never applied the same forensic curiosity to lab origins or myocarditis signals that he applied to microtargeting voters. The man who authored The Victory Lab and The Lie Detectives watched officials sell a leaky shot as sterilizing immunity, then watched courts shred the federal workplace mandate he never bothered to interrogate as science. He teaches campaigns at UCLA while ordinary workers lost paychecks over a product that did not stop transmission. He still has the byline and the title. They still have the scars. Sasha mapped how campaigns win. He never asked whether public health should be allowed to run one.
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“Coronavirus cases are rising dramatically all over the U.S. as the highly contagious Delta variant spreads among the unvaccinated… 97% of people hospitalized for COVID are unvaccinated.” Sam Baker holds a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia (2006). That’s it. No medical degree, no epidemiology training, no public-health credential, no lab experience - just two decades of Beltway bylines covering health-care politics, the ACA, and the Supreme Court from The Hill, National Journal, and Axios before landing as POLITICO’s Senior Legal Editor in late 2025. From Axios’s health desk he spent 2021–2022 amplifying the official line: cases and hospitalizations were framed as a problem of the holdouts, hospital vaccine mandates were reported as gathering “groundswell” support, and Biden’s September 2021 workplace rules were treated as the necessary next chapter rather than a constitutional overreach. Baker hosted Vitals events, wrote the surge copy that treated “spreads among the unvaccinated” as settled fact, and helped keep the pressure campaign humming inside the same newsletters that D.C. staffers actually read. A journalism major with zero clinical authority helping normalize job-or-jab rules that courts later gutted, while the shots themselves failed to stop transmission and the “pandemic of the unvaccinated” slogan quietly expired once Omicron ripped through the boosted. He never had to fire a nurse or lose a paycheck over an exemption request. He just kept the copy tight. Now he edits legal coverage at POLITICO - still no stethoscope, still plenty of platform. Sam didn’t invent the mandate. He just made sure the briefing notes never asked whether it was worth the bodies it cost.
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“The U.S. will need hundreds of millions of syringes & needles next year for a likely unprecedented COVID vaccination effort.” Jennifer Haberkorn is a White House editor at POLITICO after nearly five years covering Congress for the Los Angeles Times and an earlier run at POLITICO as the Affordable Care Act and abortion-policy reporter. She is a Marquette University journalism graduate and a USC Annenberg health-journalism fellow. That is a health beat, not a health degree. No M.D., no R.N., no epidemiology, no authority to authorize a shot. From 2018 through 2023 she sat on the LAT Congress desk while vaccine-or-test rules, CMS worker mandates, OSHA’s 100-employee scheme, and California’s school-shot fight moved through the Capitol she covered. Earlier she spent a decade turning Obamacare into POLITICO copy. In 2020–21 she framed the coming mass-injection campaign as a logistics story - syringes, supply chains, rollout - then the same newsrooms treated refusal as a political problem. Platform: two of the loudest policy shops in Washington. Expertise: none that a state medical board would recognize. USC stamped her a “health journalist.” POLITICO and the LAT paid correspondent-to-editor money - mid-to-high five figures into low six - for a potter and mama who can diagram a reconciliation bill and cannot write a prescription. Jen spent years putting government in the exam room on paper. The people who actually lost jobs over a needle never needed her byline. They needed a doctor. They got a deadline.
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“Enough, already! Take the damned shot! Masks in schools!” David Axelrod is founder of the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, CNN’s chief political analyst, former senior adviser and chief strategist to Barack Obama, and host of The Axe Files. He is a political consultant and journalist by trade. He holds no medical degree, no scientific training, no epidemiological credential, and no license to decide what goes in anyone else’s arm. In 2021 he used a million-plus Twitter following and CNN airtime to brand the unvaccinated “foolish” and “selfish,” compare shots to traffic lights and airport shoes, cheer vaccine passports on cruise ships, and announce that hospitals were stuffed with people who “refuse to be vaccinated” while he, vaccinated and boosted, didn’t fear the virus. He publicly took the shots, then turned other people’s hospital beds into a morality play. A campaign operative who spent a career manufacturing consent treated a novel medical product like a turnout operation. He has a daughter, Lauren, with epilepsy and intellectual disability - a family that actually lives in the medical system he reduced to a slogan. CNN paid the commentator freight. The Institute of Politics gave him a university letterhead. Neither gave him a stethoscope. “Take the damned shot” is not informed consent. It is a focus group with a body count. Axelrod ran the message. He never ran a clinic.
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“Foreign nationals must show proof of vaccination and proof of a negative Covid-19 test taken three days prior to boarding an airplane.” Kathryn A. Wolfe is a White House editor at POLITICO after years as the outlet’s transportation editor and senior transportation reporter, plus more than a decade at Congressional Quarterly. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin. No medical degree, no nursing license, no epidemiology, no immunology, and no authority to decide who boards a plane with a needle in their arm. In 2021–2022 she ran POLITICO’s transportation desk while airlines imposed employee mandates, the federal contractor and travel rules turned vaccination cards into boarding passes, and the same pages treated “proof of vaccination” as the price of crossing a border. Wolfe did not write the CDC order. She edited the beat that made the gate feel like public health. A journalism major from Pasadena, Texas, spent a career covering how America moves, then helped move a medical ultimatum through the terminals. POLITICO paid a woman who cannot prescribe a Tylenol to narrate who was allowed to fly. She still loves planes. The unvaccinated were told the runway was closed. Kathy covered the gates. She never held the license.
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