>Sky is never bright blue either.
There's been a tremendous increase in air traffic to formerly sunny Arizona.
Been there. Done that.
>have been diagnosed with Covid and rhinovirus infection, Russia’s Sanitary Watchdog said.
So the contacts of the deceased woman have been thoroughly tested and there's no indication that pneumonic plague has spread but some tested positive for common coronavirus and rhinovirus strains. 'Journalism' always has an angle.
>So they have common colds then.
And apparently that's the news. No pneumonic plague detected, but some had common rhinitis or head/chest colds.
>Does the beard get even more perks married then she gets now as girlfriend beard?
She gets buried on the Mount of Olives, like Bob Maxwell.
>Within the next 21 days BIG BIG BIG HAPPENINGS are going to take place.
Could you kindly remind the board of this next week at this time? Thank you. Make sure you write that big happenings are coming in two weeks. Have an Olga in appreciation.
>How will it be transmitted
The vectors are are not limited to fleas. In the middle ages fleas associated with trade goods shipped by sea spread the bubonic plague. In the modern world humans with access to air, land, and sea travel are a much more rapidly spreading vector.
>Isn't she like 70 years old by now?
No. Born in 1990 in Yekaterinburg, NewFag.
I guess you had to be here to associate her image with Q Drops, digs, and research, Anon.
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>Slava Ukr …
>Okinawa: US Marine arrested
It wasn't much better in Bolton.
>People carry fleas?
>Anon did not know that.
Not that long ago large groups of people were subject to 'Delousing' on a regular basis, Anon. Humans carry fleas and other exoparasites.
Understanding sanitation and avoiding contaminated drinking water was a major win for humanity. Limiting a plague requires quarantine and a suspension of travel until a vector is identified.
>under the guise of delousing.
Delousing was in no way limited to Germany's concentration camps, Anon. It was standard practice for decades, even in the USMIL. [picrel]
https://www.appalachianhistory.net/2018/07/army-used-ddt-for-de-lousing.html
>this whitening and brightening of the yellow sun is a highly occult manoeuvre
It's a sign of aging eyes that have been exposed to sunlight for decades. Color perception of sunlight is altered by continued exposure. Older eyes are no longer perceiving yellow sunlight. This is a much more plausible and testable theory than your occult or cover-up alternatives, Anon.
"One of the primary reasons our color vision gets worse with age is because the lenses in our eyes become yellowish, which appears like looking through a yellow filter. This distortion can disrupt yellow and blue vision…"
https://www.hunterlab.com/en/blog/how-our-perception-of-color-changes-as-we-age/
"The crystalline lens gradually yellows as we age, a successful result of absorbing UV to protect the retina from UV radiation’s accumulated effects. This increasing yellowness reduces illumination. This effect is also combined with a reduced sensitivity of the photoreceptors in the older adult’s eye. As a result, the eye’s ability to perceive color can change dramatically. "
https://www.2020mag.com/article/color-perception-changes-with-age-p2p-090825
>Tranime is the news now?
>The absolute state of this place.
Kek. There is now a personal grooming standard.
> the purpose was the same.
Lice are nasty and spread typhus. There are many accounts from soldiers, sailors, logging crews, PoWs, and others about how nasty lice and bedbug infestations were. Large groups of humans required delousing for the simple goal of human sanitation. They still do.
>bacon grease would probably smell nicer
Viscosity at ambient temperature is a valid consideration. Perhaps a mix and a mixture heater is in order.
Why would you even bring that up unless your id, ego, or superego were attracted to men, Anon? How well did you know your mother?