>you are selfish or you are a COVID denier and you definitely haven't been vaccinated
easy there
>you are selfish or you are a COVID denier and you definitely haven't been vaccinated
easy there
>Raynaldo Valenzuela
>NYPD Banned From NYC Pride Parade Until 2025
>Prince Andrew loses nearly 50 patronages after Epstein scandal
wouldn't that float
>Why you think she has no position, in this criminal adm?
https://israelpalestine.liveuamap.com/
>He then tried to cut the feed but pressed the wrong button and blew himself up.
>Maslow's hierarchy of needs
>Hell of a ball player though
Listen it was for research, the bath houses.
I'm a scientist.
>bath houses
This was the very, very early years of the outbreak. We were seeing these large numbers of mostly gay men who were formerly otherwise well, who were being devastated by this terrible, mysterious disease. And it was so concentrated in the gay community that I really wanted to get a feel for what was going on there that would lead to this explosion of a sexually transmitted disease. I went to the Castro District. I went down to Greenwich Village, and I went into bathhouses to essentially see what was going on, I took my suit and tie off. The epidemiologist in me went, โOh, my goodness, this is a perfect setup for an explosion of a sexually transmitted disease,โ And the same thing going to the gay bars and seeing what was going on, and it gave me a great insight into the explosiveness of the outbreak of a sexually transmitted disease. It gave me a really on-the-ground feel for what was actually, dynamically going on.
>This was the very, very early years of the outbreak. We were seeing these large numbers of mostly gay men who were formerly otherwise well, who were being devastated by this terrible, mysterious disease. And it was so concentrated in the gay community that I really wanted to get a feel for what was going on there that would lead to this explosion of a sexually transmitted disease. I went to the Castro District. I went down to Greenwich Village, and I went into bathhouses to essentially see what was going on, I took my suit and tie off. The epidemiologist in me went, โOh, my goodness, this is a perfect setup for an explosion of a sexually transmitted disease,โ And the same thing going to the gay bars and seeing what was going on, and it gave me a great insight into the explosiveness of the outbreak of a sexually transmitted disease. It gave me a really on-the-ground feel for what was actually, dynamically going on.
source:
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/04/964025135/dr-anthony-fauci
>Oh, my goodness, this is a perfect setup for an explosion of a sexually transmitted disease
<I wonder if he dropped the terrible, mysterious disease whilst he was in there ?
I took my suit and tie off.
Former Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau breached conflict-of-interest rules by not recusing himself when the government awarded a contract to a charity he had close ties to, independent ethics commissioner Mario Dion said on Thursday.
In a parallel probe, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared of having broken any ethics rules when WE Charity was tapped to run a C$900 million ($740.9 million) program to help students find work during the COVID-19 pandemic last year.
The charity later walked away from the contract.
Trudeau and Morneau both apologized last year for not recusing themselves during Cabinet discussions involving WE.
Trudeau's wife, brother and mother had been paid to speak at WE Charity events in previous years, but Dion said this appearance of a conflict of interest was not "real".
Morneau, on the other hand, was a friend of Craig Kielburger, one of the charity's founders, Dion said. The charity had "unfettered access" to the minister's office that "amounted to preferential treatment", a statement said.
No fines or penalties were levied.
Morneau said on Twitter he should have recused himself. Trudeau said in a statement issued by his office that the decision "confirms what I have been saying from the beginning" that there was no conflict of interest.
Ahead of a possible federal election later this year, the opposition could use the ruling to underscore the government's uneven track record on ethics. Trudeau has been twice been found in breach of ethics rules in the past.
In August 2019, he was found to have broken rules by trying to influence a corporate legal case, and in December 2017, the previous ethics commissioner said Trudeau had acted wrongly by accepting a vacation on the Aga Khan's private island.
In a statement, opposition Conservative Party leader Erin O'Toole said: "To clean up Ottawa, Conservatives will impose higher penalties for individuals who break the Conflict of Interest Act and shine a light on Liberal cover-ups and scandals, ending them once and for all."
The controversy over Morneau's ties to the charity was a factor in his resignation in August last year, when he also left his parliamentary seat, saying he would not run again. Chrystia Freeland was named to take over for him a day later.
>Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared of having broken any ethics rules when WE Charity was tapped to run a C$900 million ($740.9 million) program to help students find work during the COVID-19 pandemic last year.
>https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/553734-police-respond-to-unknown-substance-leak-after-union-pacific
50-car Union Pacific train derails in Minnesota
Local police are ordering people to shelter in place after a 50-car Union Pacific train carrying a mix of unknown substances derailed Saturday afternoon.
Authorities in the city of Albert Lea, located about 10 miles north of Minnesotaโs border with Iowa, said in a Facebook post that nearby intersections had been blocked and that pedestrians should avoid the area as they responded to the derailed train.
Police later updated the post saying that no injuries were reported, with video of the scene showing derailed cars lying on the ground next to Minnesotaโs Goose Lake.
https://www.facebook.com/AlbertLeaPD/posts/1806012536239133
>https://www.facebook.com/AlbertLeaPD/posts/1806012536239133
Update - Rochester HAZMAT on scene to assist with material load containment.
โ-
UPDATE - No Injuries. Precautionary Shelter in Place neighboring local (south of Hammer, east of Garfield, north of Hawthorne). Nothing Airborne at this time.
โ-
Union Pacific TRAIN DERAILED north of Hawthorne - AVOID Hawthorne St / Ulsted Ave (intersection blocked). Main St E onlookers should proceed to avoid traffic concerns.
https://www.facebook.com/57586000368/posts/10158774932885369/
https://www.albertleatribune.com/2021/05/union-pacific-train-derails-near-goose-lake/
https://outline.com/eKRsEt
Union Pacific train derails near Goose Lake
Authorities are at the scene of a Union Pacific Railroad train derailment behind Eastgate Road near Goose Lake in Albert Lea.
According to the Freeborn County Sheriffโs Office, about 20 cars derailed on the southbound train. No information has been released on what led to the derailment.
The derailment was reported to authorities at about 1:30 p.m. in the wetland area near Goose Lake. No injuries were reported.
Albert Lea Fire Department Capt. Dennis Glassel said most of the derailed cars were empty but some carried liquid petroleum, potash, lumber or hydrochloric acid. He said there was no indication of any leakage from the derailed cars.
A chemical assessment team from Rochester was on the scene, along with the Albert Lea Fire Department, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the Albert Lea Police Department and the Freeborn County Sheriffโs Office.
Glassel said the east portion of Eastgate Road is closed for emergency personnel, but no other streets are affected.
Authorities have said there is no immediate harm to the public in the area. They are asking people to stay out of the area to allow access for crews.
Union Pacific crews and contractors are onsite and will be working to clear the line.
Look to the Tribune for more information as it becomes available.
nice graffiti