>>14494273 pb/lb

>>Yes, but in the short term the story will be; Ivermectin kills man who won court order to use.

People are waking up to the fake news media and BigPharma control sector. Trust humanity ;)

>>14494278 pb/lb

>>And now North Korea is suddenly back in the news.

Distraction, loss of control in narratives, so need a fearful nuke one to grab attention. Kim Jong-un will still enjoy his horse back riding as media spins it, Kim Jong-un will stop his horse, give Bidan the middle finger soon and gallop off KEK

>>14494346

>>Anon thinks the traitors are meeting Taliban Justice…

111% Q drop #4835

#EnjoyTheShow

>>14494418

>>14494510

KMAO

>>14494529

Indy Zoo plans to vaccinate animals against COVID-19

https://www.wrtv.com/news/local-news/indy-zoo-plans-to-vaccinate-animals-against-covid-19

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo is planning on vaccinating animals against COVID-19.

In a statement, the Zoo announced that in order to protect the animals in their care, they have made the decision to use the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine approved for cats and dogs.

They said the vaccine was develop by U.S. veterinary pharmaceutical company, Zoetis, and the doses are expected to arrive sometime this summer.

The Zoo explained that they planned to vaccinate susceptible or potentially susceptible species, such as big cats and primates.

All National Forests In Calif. To Close From Tuesday Through Sept. 17 Over Wildfire Concerns

https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2021/08/30/national-forests-closed/

SAN BERNARDINO (CBSLA) — The United States Forest Service announced Monday that all national forests will temporarily close beginning Tuesday night over wildfire concerns.

“We made the difficult decision to temporarily close all National Forests in CA in order to better provide public & firefighter safety due to extreme fire conditions, the USFS said.

The closure will go into effect on Aug. 31 at 11:59 p.m. and last through Sept. 17 at 11:59 p.m.

The San Bernardino National Forest is part of this closure.

Forest Service News Release - https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd949147.pdf

https://twitter.com/usfs_r5/status/1432494217285173252?s=20

https://parksexpert.com/california-national-parks/

>>14494793

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6269866199001#sp=show-clips

Trey Gowdy: August 31 deadline 'makes absolutely no sense'

• still likes his purple ties

Louisiana man loses arm, likely killed in alligator attack in Ida floodwaters, officials say

https://www.foxnews.com/us/louisiana-bitten-alligator-attack-ida

A 71-year-old Louisiana man was most likely killed during an alligator attack in which his arm was bitten off in the floodwaters of Hurricane Ida, according to media reports.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office said the body of the Slidell man has not been found. He was reportedly in the shed outside his home in the New Orleans suburb of Slidell, which had several feet of water, WWL-TV reported. His wife heard some noise and saw an alligator attacking him.

She pulled him onto the stairs and went to get help, WDSU-TV reported. When she came back, he was gone. Neighbors told WWL-TV that large alligators are common in the area. Some often feed them, they said.

The last country on Earth using leaded gasoline just finished its supply

https://qz.com/africa/2053227/leaded-gasoline-is-now-banned-everywhere-on-earth/

It took half a century to phase out leaded gas

Up to the 1970s, almost all gasoline contained lead, which was added to crude oil in the refining process in the belief that it made car engines perform more powerfully. But as evidence accumulated linking lead to health problems (and even to crime waves), governments began to turn against it. Japan outlawed leaded gas in 1980; most European countries and the US followed suit in the 1990s, and China and India phased it out by 2000.

The next goal, Akumu said, is to get more governments to enforce restrictions on sulfur levels in diesel fuel, which in Africa remain orders of magnitude higher than what is allowed in the US and EU and is a major contributor to asthma and other respiratory diseases.