>>14556028

Let's go way out on a limb and theorize Bidan had to check off with the Taliban first about who he could drone in retaliation for the bombing and still be sure the Taliban wouldn't retaliate back and make Bidan look like an incompetent asshole again.

IOW, let's theorize Bidan had to ask the Taliban, politely, for a list of who he could drone without fear of repercussions.

Saddest part of all is that it's we're at the point you can make up anything you want about Bidan and not have it dismissed as ludicrous out of hand.

That's how compromised this motherfucker is, IMO. Can't make a move without having to fear his cover will be blown, and dare you, with the power of the US government behind him, to try to do something about it if you can see through, don't like it , and want to do something about it.

https://t.me/KanekoaTheGreat/1642

Compulsory vaccine for frontline health workers “ILLOGICAL” - Oxford Professor

Oxford University professor Sunetra Gupta claims the UK government plan to impose a full vaccination mandate on frontline health workers has no logic - because it doesn't stop the spread of COVID-19.

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Looks like what she and other 'leaky vaccine' adherents are saying is that it isn't logical to force a vaccine on everyone when that vaccine isn't stopping the transmission of what is causing the illness.

Danger is the virus, or whatever, that is transferred will be vaccine resistant.

Could tie in to delta variant infected the vaccinated, not sure.

So, she's saying forget about the pollical or social brouhaha and get back to looking at epidemic prevention basics.

>>14556248

>why after all these years of drone strikes does the new york times care now?

As fucked up as they are, at least they know a boat anchor on their chosen political leaning's future when they see it.

I was expecting the good guys to bust Bidan one in the chops on 911 to fuck up his end zone dance, but it's his own team. Even more better.

All we need now is, "Fuck Joe Bidan", echoing out of about 1000 football stadiums to dot the i on this puppy.

Good guys must have that, "Don't interrupt your enemy…" , quote hanging on the wall of the meme room.

>>14556314

>Local news in Maryland did a poll asking what people think of the vaccine mandate:

>-I am vaccinated, and I think it's a good idea: 15%

>>14556314

>at least they know a boat anchor on their chosen political leaning's future when they see it.

See what I mean?

Fucking Maryland, no less. What's the dem base in MD? 40%?

>>14556245

They have Markle and the pussy whipped guy down for count, most likely, so why not throw a bone out there to keep the MSM from resuscitating them.

Main battle ahead is the Andrew shit. and they have to clean up possible raiding parties first.

>>14556389

They're not.

What the Oxford doctor in a post I made above is saying, in my interpretation, is that a vaccinated person may be asymptomatic, but is still capable of transmitting the pathogen.

Bigger problem occurring down the road is that the pathogens the vaccinated are transmitting may be mutated and vaccine resistant.

So, in a no vaccine scenario, a person healthy enough to fight off the pathogen will develop antibodies to the unmutated form and also transmit the unmutetdf orm.

A vaccinated person, vaccinated against the unmutated from, may cause the pathogen to attempt to mutate to survive at infection inducing levels, and that mutated form, vaccine resistant, will be transferred.

This may explain why the reports of the vaccinated creating the delta variant.

My take anyway. Would appreciate feedback if I'm thinking wrong.

>>14556520

>Personally I think they have a shitload of variants stored and prepared to deploy strategically anywhere in the world.

My fear as well.

They're going to run the same play until we find a way to stop it.