>>6428742 (pb)
Well, it might have something to do with the fact that on FOX, Jim Jordan reminded us of this little tidbit from Chucky at about 00:49 where Chucky said that thing about the intelligence community and getting back at you six ways from Sunday. Chucky in essence threatened to use the intel community against a political opponent. Let that sink in for a minute.
Damn, forgot the link.
That statement of Chuckies leads to some interesting questions and implications. Exactly which Intel community? Why would they oppose, or be used AGAINST ANY candidate? WHO then controls this, "intel community?" WHY would, or how could Chuckie be the spokesman for them to the extent that he could even make this statement? Are they at his beck and call? So many questions, so few answers.
Yeah I kinda agree, this smells funny. Look at the guy. Big glasses and the band-aid. It's called sterotyping. Playing the role of a nerd, geek whatever on the chans. People unaware of the mechanics of how the human mind works when it makes connections both consciously and subconsciously are open to its effects.
Apparently going on today in Salem, Oregon.
Lawmakers, Doctors, Attorneys and Oregon Public Oppose Secretive Bill to Force All Vaccines on Oregon Children
https://healthimpactnews.com/2019/lawmakers-doctors-attorneys-and-oregon-public-oppose-secretive-bill-to-force-all-vaccines-on-oregon-children/
"Oregon Bill HB 3063 proposes to exclude children from school if they are missing just one vaccination"
SENATOR
DENNIS LINTHICUM
Linthicum blasts secrecy around HB 3063
SALEM, Ore.—House Bill 3063 is hovering in the Ways and Means Committee and is being tinkered with behind the scene by a group of lawmakers attempting to abolish consent in medicine.
The bill is especially concerning given the connections of Big Pharma and the Oregon Health Authority, one of the most notorious agencies in the Brown administration.
Senate Republican Whip Dennis Linthicum, R-Klamath Falls, says the Senate Health Care Committee was inappropriately shut out of the legislative process on the bill with its designation to the Ways and Means Committee.
Linthicum also expressed support for a package of 29 amendments introduced by his colleague state Sen. Kim Thatcher, R-Keizer, that if signed into law mandates forcibly injecting members who vote “yes” on the bill, along with their family members, and the governor.
Moar…
Under the bill, children would have to receive vaccinations in order to attend school, unless they have a doctor’s note seeking an exemption for medical reasons.
Parents would no longer be able to claim vaccine exemptions for religious, personal or philosophical reasons. Washington lawmakers are considering a similar measure this year.
Only three states, California, Mississippi and West Virginia, prohibit nearly all exemptions.
Greenlick’s proposal met considerable pushback during a crowded hearing Thursday, which drew hundreds of parents to the Capitol to speak against the measure , which they say is discriminatory and a form of government overreach.
https://bestlivingways.com/health-news/oregon-lawmakers-push-for-new-vaccination-rules-following-a-measles-outbreak/
I don't do fuckberg but here is a link for those of you who do.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/OregonPushBack/posts/