Get ready for the next big push to sacrifice "kids"…

Colbert:

https://www.pajiba.com/tv_reviews/stephen-colbert-returns-from-his-bout-with-covid-to-answer-childrens-questions.php

His segment is called "Stephen Doesn’t Care About Your Kids."

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Jimmy Kimmel says he caught covid from his daughter….How the fuck would he know that, even if he even had covid, which he probably doesn't?

Jimmy Kimmel to miss late-night show after 'daughter brought us COVID'

https://ew.com/tv/jimmy-kimmel-covid-mike-birbiglia-guest-host/

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FDA getting ready to authorize covid vax for kids under 5

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-authorize-covid-shots-children-5-june-rcna25386

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Last week FDA granted full approval for COVID-19 treatment remdesivir in young kids.

https://thehill.com/news/administration/3462732-fda-grants-full-approval-for-covid-19-treatment-remdesivir-in-young-kids/

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More…

https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/04/06/1048984/battle-over-long-covid-children/

>>16208991

I just can't stand it, what they've done to the children already….

https://abc11.com/pfizer-booster-shot-covid-vaccine-kids-infection/11795860/

>>16209161

Don't worry, Mike Nobody really cares any more.

Shhhhhh….

When trading in Moscow opened on Wednesday, the Russian currency was at just under 69 rubles per dollar at 09:12 GMT, the highest level since May 2020.

The ruble has been strong against the euro as well, touching 72.00 in morning trading in Moscow, its highest point since February 2020.

This comes as the EU proposed a sixth package of sanctions against Moscow, which includes the gradual phasing-out of Russian oil imports.

On Friday the Russian central bank cut its key interest rate to 14% in the latest attempt to boost lending in the sanction-hit economy.

The euro is currently hovering around a five-year low against the dollar with soaring inflation and energy uncertainty caused by the Ukraine-related sanctions against Russia.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/fed-raises-key-rate-half-point-bid-tame-84497325

Shhhhhh….

When trading in Moscow opened on Wednesday, the Russian currency was at just under 69 rubles per dollar at 09:12 GMT, the highest level since May 2020.

The ruble has been strong against the euro as well, touching 72.00 in morning trading in Moscow, its highest point since February 2020.

This comes as the EU proposed a sixth package of sanctions against Moscow, which includes the gradual phasing-out of Russian oil imports.

On Friday the Russian central bank cut its key interest rate to 14% in the latest attempt to boost lending in the sanction-hit economy.

The euro is currently hovering around a five-year low against the dollar with soaring inflation and energy uncertainty caused by the Ukraine-related sanctions against Russia.