Exactly, and Rockefeller also pardoned IG Farbin peeps, who then got repurposed back into the filed.
Such fuckery.
The SC made a provision that if consent forms were signed, that negated the violation of Nuremburg code.
Why did they make the consent forms for the shots? They knew what they were doing.
IDK, but Hellory seems to be behind everything. EverGreen.
That is NOT what he was implying at all.
He was bringing J & J back in, since Biden wanted to dismiss it. Why on Earth, would Biden want to put J & J in the corner?
Oh, that's right, it's a BAYER CO.
Wake up! Or just stop shilling
J&J>Bayer>IGFARBIN>ROCKEFELLER
GATES is a Rockefeller spawn.
You said J & J is the least dangerous.
J & J was the first to cause Clotting.
He took Regeron IIRC.
That is NOT what they're pushing.
If you're not going to get vaxed, then why tell others which one is safer? In Trump you trust? But you think he's implying a specific shot, and you chose J & J.
Research how many lawsuits there are right now for J & J. Mainly the BABY POWDER.
Bring the Whole Diseased Corrupt Temple DOWN!
Catholic Officials on Edge After Reports of Priests Using Grindr
The reports hit the Roman Catholic Church in rapid succession: Analyses of cellphone data obtained by a conservative Catholic blog seemed to show priests at multiple levels of the Catholic hierarchy in both the United States and the Vatican using the gay hookup app Grindr.
The first report, published late last month, led to the resignation of Monsignor Jeffrey Burrill, the former general secretary of the U.S. bishops’ conference. The second, posted online days later, made claims about the use of Grindr by unnamed people in unspecified rectories in the Archdiocese of Newark, New Jersey. The third, published days after that, claimed that in 2018 at least 32 mobile devices emitted dating app data signals from within areas of Vatican City that are off-limits to tourists.
The reports by the blog, The Pillar, have unnerved the leadership of the American Catholic Church and have introduced a potentially powerful new weapon into the culture war between supporters of Pope Francis and his conservative critics: cellphone data, which many users assume to be unavailable to the general public
“When there is reporting out there that claims to expose activity like this in parishes around the country and also on Vatican grounds, that is a five-alarm fire for church officials, there is no doubt about it,” said John Gehring, the Catholic program director at Faith in Public Life, a progressive advocacy group.
The reports have put church officials in an awkward position: Priests take a vow of celibacy that is in no way flexible, and the downloading or use of dating apps by clergy members is inconsistent with that vow. But officials are also deeply uncomfortable with the use of cellphone data to publicly police priests’ behavior. Vatican officials said they met with representatives from the blog in June but would not publicly respond to its reports.
“If someone who has made promise of celibacy or a vow of chastity has a dating app on his or her phone, that is asking for trouble,” said Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark at a Zoom panel organized by Georgetown University. (He declined to be interviewed for this article.)
“I would also say that I think there are very questionable ethics around the collection of this data of people who allegedly may have broken their promises,” he said.
The only app explicitly named in the reports has been Grindr, which is used almost exclusively by gay and bisexual men, although The Pillar has made vague references to other apps it says are used by heterosexuals. Only one of the reports directly links an app to a specific person, Burrill.
The reports have been criticized by Catholic liberals for tying the general use of Grindr to studies that show minors sometimes use the app as well. That conflation of homosexuality and pedophilia is part of a long-standing effort by Catholic conservatives to blame the church sex abuse crisis on the presence of gay men in the priesthood.
The reports have raised a host of questions: How did The Pillar obtain the cellphone data? How did it analyze the data, which is commercially available in an anonymous form, to identify individual app users? How widespread is the use of dating apps among Catholic priests, and how much has The Pillar been able to learn about specific individuals?
The editors of The Pillar, J.D. Flynn and Ed Condon, have refused to answer any of those questions and did not respond to a request seeking comment for this story. They have also declined interview requests from other news media.
In a podcast, Flynn and Condon said their work was motivated by a desire to expose a secretive culture of wrongdoing within the church.
“Immoral and illicit sexual behavior on the part of clerics who are bound to celibacy, but also on the part of other church leaders, could lead to a broad sense of tolerance for any number or kinds of sexual sins,” Flynn said on the podcast.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/catholic-officials-edge-reports-priests-121120987.html
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — As he recovers from a breakthrough infection of the coronavirus, Sen.Lindsey Graham said Thursday that he has urged former President Donald Trump to press his supporters to get the COVID-19 vaccine,which the South Carolina Republican called “the antidote to the virus that’s wreaking havoc on our hospitals.”
“I’ve urged him to be aggressive and say, ‘Take the vaccine,’” Graham said in an extensive interview with The Associated Press, his first since disclosing this week that he had tested positive for the virus, months after being vaccinated.
On Monday, Graham said he had tested positive days after gathering with a handful of Senate colleagues on Sen. Joe Manchin’s houseboat. That same night, Saturday, Graham said he began experiencing flu-like symptoms.
https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-health-coronavirus-pandemic-8ca204ef24006ac1f5c8ed2d6070056f