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>>52579

Thank you Baker. Was cleaning up mess of epic proportions on muh machine - sry I'm late. ~bokes

>>52587 Better, yes thanks! Gonna stick around?

>>52591 I'll be here for at least an hour or so; muh 'charge' is sleepin' in.

>>52601 Tanks D2l…You're a rock star. (meme!)

>>52600 Rest Well Freebs.

>>52601 Edited

>>52608 You deserve an award. Shuudda been an award from the beginning.

>>52607 'Morning Caker. (fingers crossed) Muh 'charge' has gone back to sleep it seems. Lovin' it.

Not like moar proof of scamdemic is necessary, but if Covid was declared a pandemic in March of 2020, then why was there a grant issued in March of 2019 to Xavier University with the following description:

Assessing vaccine hesitancy and a pharmacist led intervention model to increase covid-19 vaccine uptake among African Americans

What vaccine exactly were they hesitant about? IOW how could there be covid-19 vaccine hesitancy in March 2019 if there was no vaccine?

https://www.usaspending.gov/award/ASST_NON_U54MD007595_7529

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32191675/

>>52618 (me) Whooopsie! Found an even earlier one re: Covid vaccine hesitance from Dec. 2019. 15 months prior to 'scandemic' declaration.

https://www.usaspending.gov/award/ASST_NON_U54MD007595_7529

>>52620 Always wear a toga, party or no party. Safe Journeys…. ~bokes

>>52622 Bad maths. Sorry - not 15 months.

>>52647

Baker

Pls remove the "how could there be vaccine hesitancy" note pending further reasearch. Looks like it may have actually started in 2020 despite what usaspending.gov says.