>https://t.me/SSG_Cue/33899
looks like this one goes back to March of this year
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-ap-check-619347436728
already rolled out fact checkers
>https://t.me/SSG_Cue/33899
looks like this one goes back to March of this year
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-ap-check-619347436728
already rolled out fact checkers
so it seems
but why the change in HIV policy ~2022
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issued a memo this week updating HIV policies for the military โin view of significant advances in the diagnosis, treatment, and preventionโ of the virus.
The new policy says that individuals who are HIV-positive, are asymptomatic, and who have a confirmed undetectable viral load will no longer have restrictions applied to them. Moreover, they cannot be discharged or separated from military service solely because they are HIV-positive, the memo states.
The policy changes follow a recent federal court decision that ruled Defense Department policies were unlawful. The Biden administration has already made a decision to not appeal those rulings and move ahead with the changes, according to a defense official.
it's rico time
ditto
Naugahyde
and meme accessories