Dr. Deborah Birx admits being deceitful when recommending Covid strategies to Trump

She writes that in March 2020, she met with the President, andher plan was to obfuscate her intentions for economic shutdowns, knowing that Trump was wary of anything that would tank the economyhe had worked so hard to build.

"I couldn't do anything that would reveal my true intention," she writes, "to use the travel ban as one brick in the construction of a larger wall of protective measures we needed to enact very soon." Trump's team was more concerned about the impacts and potential for loss of lives to Americans of shutting society down. She blasts the administration for their concerns over the economy, concerns which have played out in real time to the point where the country could be facing devastating impacts, as is the globe.

She writes that "the failure here does not belong to any one institution or person. It's bigger than that, broader than that. It defies easy explanation or reflexive answers. It's easy to lay the blame at the feet of the Trump administration… but it's crucial to understand that the CDC had been fully funded for global health security since 2009." In Birx's view, while Trump does take much of the blame, this was a failure of the CDC and the Department of Health and Human Services.

https://thepostmillennial.com/dr-deborah-birx-admits-being-deceitful-when-recommending-covid-strategies-to-trump

>>16753167

It’s a news story that mentions her book and an excerpt about how she was deceiving Trump. The link was at the bottom of my post, free to click and look. Not sure where you thought I was suggesting buying or reading her book.

>>16753247

When man fell in the Garden of Eden (the Fall), what was made perfect was tainted/cursed. Since the Fall, pestilence, disease, death, etc have stricken mankind.

>>16753250

…and all for a virus with a 0.2% mortality rate.

>>16753325

Methuselah died the day the Flood began.

>>16753326

For a virus that, in their age group, had a 0.02% mortality rate or something like that.

>>16753345

Hitler was influenced by the likes of Nietzsche. He was no hero. He was not a good man. He was a monster and he was pathetic.

>>16753442

Correction: Methuselah died the year of the Flood, not necessarily the day. Anywho, here’s some sauce:

Do you remember what we looked at when we were in – I'll just review this because I think it’s worth to be reviewed. When we were considering Enoch back in chapter 5 of Genesis, we also saw the patience of God because, you remember, Enoch lived 65 years and became the father of whom? Methuselah. And I told you, Methuselah means “sent out,” “shot out.” The name Methuselah was a – was a prophecy. A divine revelation was fixed in the name Methuselah. When that child was given the name “Shot out,” or “Sent out,” God was connecting that child with the time when His judgment would fall, when He would send His judgment. And the year that Methuselah died is the year the flood came. And to show you the grace of God, Methuselah lived longer than any man, 969 years. The grace and the mercy and the patience of God.

https://www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/90-384/noah-a-preacher-of-faith

>>16753469

Short note from John MacArthur on the serpent in Genesis 3:

3:1 the serpent. The word means “snake.” The apostle John identified this creature as Satan (cf. Rev. 12:9; 20:2) as did Paul (2 Cor. 11:3). The serpent, a manifestation of Satan, appears for the first time before the Fall of man. The rebellion of Satan, therefore, had occurred sometime after 1:31 (when everything in creation was good), but before verse 1. Cf. Ezekiel 28:11-15 for a possible description of Satan’s dazzling beauty and Isaiah 14:13, 14 for Satan’s motivation to challenge God’s authority (cf. 1 John 3:8). Satan, being a fallen archangel and, thus, a supernatural spirit, had possessed the body of a snake in its pre-Fall form (cf. v. 14 for post-Fall form). more cunning. Deceitful; cf. Matthew 10:16. to the woman. She was the object of his attack, being the weaker one and needing the protection of her husband. He found her alone and unfortified by Adam’s experience and counsel. Cf. 2 Timothy 3:6. Though sinless, she was temptable and seducible. Has God . . . said? In effect Satan said, “Is it true that He has restricted you from the delights of this place? This is not like one who is truly good and kind. There must be some mistake.” He insinuated doubt as to her understanding of God’s will, appearing as an angel of light (2 Cor. 11:14) to lead her to the supposed true interpretation. She received him without fear or surprise, but as some credible messenger from heaven with the true understanding, because of his cunning.

>>16753785

Biden has supposedly been speaking of splitting Israel. That is a sign and not a good one.

>>16753792

THIS

^^^^^^^^^^

>>16753798

17’s, but that’s still a little rich for my blood.