Masks ‘more guaranteed’ to protect against COVID-19 than vaccine, CDC director says

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield said Wednesday that face masks may be more effective at protecting against coronavirus transmission than a vaccine. “We have clear scientific evidence [face masks] work,” Dr. Redfield told the Senate Appropriations Committee. “I might even go so far as to say that this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against COVID than when I take a COVID vaccine.” Redfield said vaccine distribution will not begin until mid-2021. Until then, masks are “our best defense” against the virus. If the COVID-19 vaccine does not create an immune response, Redfield said, “the vaccine’s not going to protect me. This face mask will.” “So I do want to keep asking the American public to take the responsibility, particularly the 18- to 25-year-olds where we're seeing the outbreak in America continue … because we haven't got the acceptance, the personal responsibility that we need for all Americans," he said.

President Trump rarely wears a face mask in his roundtable discussions and campaign rallies. Democratic senators accused Trump of “rejecting” health advice, sending the public the message that masks do not help in limiting transmission. Redfield declined to comment on Trump’s behavior.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/masks-are-more-guaranteed-to-protect-against-covid-19-than-vaccine-cdc-director-says

Police near Chicago believe bags of dismembered body parts linked to Kentucky homicide

Officials in northern Illinois are investigating a man suspected of transporting bags containing dismembered body parts from Kentucky on a Greyhound bus. Police descended upon a home in the town of Markham on Tuesday after a family called to report the grisly discovery, which is now thought to be linked to a homicide in Louisville, Kentucky, WDRB reported. According to investigators, a man, whose identity has not yet been released, recently traveled with two or three bags from Kentucky. Upon returning home, his family found it odd that he wasn’t unpacking his bags. Markham Police Chief Terry White said the man’s family did not know what was inside the suitcases, but after a few days, when they noticed a “foul odor” coming from the luggage, they decided to investigate.

The family opened up one of the bags while the man was out of the house at a public library, according to CBS Chicago. “A human body part was discovered,” White said. “They immediately backed away and called police.” When investigators arrived, they found multiple body parts of a woman who had been dismembered. By that evening, the FBI and police in Louisville were brought into the investigation. Louisville Metro Police Department spokesman Dwight Mitchell confirmed that Markham police contacted the LMPD about the possible location of a homicide. Police later confirmed that a homicide did take place in the location that Markham police described. A male suspect has been arrested by Markham police, according to Mitchell, although details of the pending charges and his identity have not yet been released.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/police-near-chicago-believe-bags-of-dismembered-body-parts-linked-to-kentucky-homicide

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Thinking worse than that is the fact the labels on these things clearly state they will not protect from the covid 19. So he believes he's dealing with an illiterate brainless public. He probably never read one word on any of this stuff..someone spoon feed him, which was good enough.

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Cap of the article referenced in tweet

>https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1306317132326674435?s=20

Release of Court Opinion Related to the Temporary Retention, Use, and Disclosure of Unlawful FISA Collection

https://www.intelligence.gov/index.php/ic-on-the-record-database/results/1008-release-of-documents-related-to-the-temporary-retention,-use,-and-disclosure-of-unlawful-fisa-

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>ridy-Que-U-less

Ahemm.. knew who it was..it's called sarcasm..

>>10675911

It was mentioned earlier.