>>13954865

If TPTB want a new wave somewhere, why would't they just send in infected agents? Illegal borders crossers processed out without any medical tests and flown to any spot in the country, for example.

No different, concept-wise than open carry allowed, except for violent crime ex-cons or mentally unstable persons.

At some point, risk assessment measures need to be planned for. There are bad guys out there.

The 100% purity edict imposed on political figures hovers over the perimeters of the farcical at times

>>13954993

Risk of hackers, IMO.

Calling in sick sounds like a blue flu corollary.

Could be as serious as fear of taking a flight down, or more mundane, such as fear of being grounded while away from home for an extended period. I think there might be stories in the pipe in the airline industry that have employees spooked.

Bidan kind of hinted that there's a hacker problem, dictating to Putin what Putin wasn't allowed to hack. Thing to consider, though, is that is was actually a threat. That list was just to inform Putin what the Bidan group can and will hack, depending …

Nothing in Bidan's history indicates to me that he won't operate in full bully mode. Known liar, who would trust him? Never known for any intellectual capacity, either. IOW, he's as dumb as a rock, so no one would put stock in any thing he planned. What else can he rely on other than subterfuge, power struggles and threats backed by political heavyweights to get any thing done? Stealing landslide elections comes to mind.

>>13955045

>'far-right' trying to 'discredit' him

Ah, the vast right wing conspiracy.

Kind of cheeky for Teh Fauc to use that excuse without citing Hillary. NYT, too. Where have journalistic standards gone at the Old Grey Lady?

>>13955114

Here it is:

1. Election fraud? We have it all.

2. Jan 6 evidence. We have that, too.

3. Make my fucking day.

>>13955151

Wonder if the plane groundings and sick call ins are Boeing related?

Last thing Boeing needs right now is their planes being hacked in-flight. Hackers remotely high-jacking a plane, landing it outside the US and demanding a ransom. Entebbe 2.0.