>>15147886

Read in at a high level. Knows where disinfo is aimed and can counter. Is a known quantity and has proven he can work in the Trump environment

I'm pretty sure when he discovered things in the files in the capitol basement, or wherever, it wasn't a happenstance thing. He has research ability. Can discover and trace connections others would not see.

Have a kid in big tech. Strong research/statistics background. They can write their own ticket. Very hard to find and is always told that in interviews, IOW, we were looking for someone just like you. There's a unique grouping of needed skills that is hard to find. Many may have one, but not the combo that companies vie for.

>>15147983

Posted this last bread.

This Gen. is Mike Flynn's kid brother.

Same one who ended up with the Army Paciifc command

People where wondering why Brandon would pick a Flynn and figured it was a liberated Army going over Brandon's head.

Welp.

John Solomon, so it's got some teeth. Might be part of Bannon's campaign to take the Jan 6 Committee apart piece by piece.

Nunes going to Trump media announced today, too. Nunes knows a thing or three about Schiff, and Merry Christmas to Nancy.

Smollett is in the limelight with made up shit, with Harris stink all over it, and now stories are percolating up that Jan 6 was made up shit, too.

I kind of like where this is going.

>>15148133

Very infectious and the time you could infect other people was long. Around 10 days. Would screw up a school.

Stuff like that was taken seriously. If you were sick stay the fuck home. Nowadays parents bring sick kids to school so they don't miss work.

Mumps was just a long PITA. It wasn't like chicken pox that if you got it it was a few days, so might as well let a kid catch it.

>>15148254

I just remember chicken pox not being a big deal with mothers, but mumps was a different thing entirely. Moms did not want mumps going around the school.

I had both, but don't remember being out of school long for chicken pox. All I remember was being itchy, but not really feeling sick. Didn't have the swelling with mumps, but remember being home a long time. Feverish head and just weak. No energy and uncomfortable.

>>15148358

Yes, some anon asked about why a mumps vaccine if mumps wasn't dangerous.

I just remember people dreading a mumps breakout. Nothing nice about it and a long time at home. Vaccine was worth it, IMO, for not having to have your kid miserable for two weeks if it could be avoided.

>>15148483

With mumps you were contagious for 9 days after the symptoms appeared. That was the biggest problem.

The mumps I had wasn't particularly bad, either.

Thing was, some kids did have worse cases. I lived in a small town. No way was I going back to school while still contagious. Like I said above, moms didn't want any part of the mumps. Same with measles. Chicken pox they didn't care about.