TY! Ghost Baker
https://twitter.com/tater2112/status/1340407138984845312
At the conclusion of his keynote speech to colleagues attending the Harvard Global Health Institute's 2018 Outbreak Week, Dr Fauci made a stunning truth-in-jest admission.
In a follow-up Q&A, Fauci was asked about the relationship between allergies and infectious diseases. He explained that historically, there has been a link between the immune response and infections. Then, in an unguarded, rare moment of unintended disclosure, the director of the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) added:
" Immunology grew out of infectious diseases and, and I always joke with my co-institute directors that probably, sooner or later, every disease is going to turn out to be related to an infectious disease. Just kidding — that's just me wanting more money."
In addition to his prowess in spinning infectious diseases into billions of dollars, Dr. Fauci's 50-minute speech also includes some gems about getting "distrustful" people to accept a new vaccine by choosing the right messenger and the right message.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/12/fauci_made_a_joke_in_2018_that_gave_the_covid_game_away.html#.X9j2CTNSW1g.twitter
Gate's math…
The lying deep state can’t even keep their story straight
https://twitter.com/HashtagGriswold/status/1340327106400686081
All I know is that the Baker was super hungry.
Bugs for the poor, lab steaks for the rich? Vat-grown chicken meat makes debut in first-ever sale at posh Singapore restaurant
19 Dec, 2020
Growing all that meat takes too much water and land and produces a significant amount of methane, a greenhouse gas. Factory farming also poses the threat of epidemics due to overuse of microbiotics and, many critics would argue, is an appallingly cruel industry.
With traditionally produced meats likely to be taxed based on their carbon footprint, poorer people who still want their protein intake to come from animals may be left with the third option – insects. Advocates say bugs can make for more efficient farming and their diseases are less likely to affect humans, so crickets or larvae, not slaughter-free nuggets, may be the mass food of the future.
https://www.rt.com/news/510203-cultured-chicken-served-singapore/