>>8850927

Yeah..Because we know how hard and important it is to teach kids about anal sex Right ?….it takes 40 Billion to do…..What the FK

Harvard is teaching students about anal sex

Harvard University offered students classes on anal sex during its annual "Sex Week".

The hour long class, called “What what in the Butt: anal 101” taught students how to have anal sex in a healthy way.

The class was part of Harvard’s “Sex Week” which runs from 5-12 November.

Other classes include, “Protection Methods:Condoms,IUDs, the Pill, Oh My!”, “Sex Toys 101: Feel those Good Vibrations”, alongside many others.

The university first began hosting “Sex Week” in 2011 with the mission to promote healthy sex.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/harvard-is-teaching-students-about-anal-sex-a3688271.html

Friendly reminder: CNN still has not fired drughead Andrew Gillum

This is CNN. Still on the payroll at CNN Is none other than Andrew Gillum. The same Andrew Gillum who tried to steal the gubernatorial election in Florida and failed. The same Andrew Gillum quickly scooped up by CNN as a political commentator. And the same Andrew Gillum who was found on a Miami Beach hotel room where he was found inebriated with a man suspected of overdosing on crystal meth

Gillum is claiming to be “stepping away from politics” for the moment, but CNN has remained silent on his status since the incident. Apparently they haven’t fired him, though I don’t know if they are still paying him. This is CNN.

https://www.pacificpundit.com/2020/04/18/friendly-reminder-cnn-still-has-not-fired-drughead-andrew-gillum/

World held hostage by hit-or-miss Covid-19 tests

Mass coronavirus testing is needed to allow locked down societies to reopen but the accuracy of those now in use is still in doubt

Coronavirus testing has been the subject of huge interest, frustration and confusion.

The United Kingdom has come under worldwide criticism for its lack of mass testing, despite the director general of WHO encouraging countries to “test, test, test.” Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that the UK now aims to test 100,000 people a day for Covid-19 by the end of April.

There are two main types of Covid-19 tests. Swab tests, which usually take a sample from the throat or nose, to detect viral RNA. These determine if you currently have Covid-19. Blood tests, which detect antibodies, can determine if you have had Covid-19, and are therefore immune.

No test is 100% accurate. Although tests can perform well in ideal laboratory conditions, in real life lots of other factors affect accuracy including the timing of the test, how the swab was taken, and the handling of the specimen.

https://asiatimes.com/2020/04/how-accurate-are-coronavirus-tests/

As if they would admit it…kek

Director of Wuhan lab denies coronavirus link

BEIJING – The director of a maximum-security laboratory in China’s coronavirus ground-zero city of Wuhan has rejected claims that it could be the source of the outbreak, calling it “impossible.”

Beijing has come under increasing pressure over transparency in its handling of the pandemic, with the U.S. probing whether the virus actually originated in a virology institute with a high-security biosafety laboratory.

Chinese scientists have said the virus likely jumped from an animal to humans in a market that sold wildlife.

But the existence of the facility has fueled conspiracy theories that the germ spread from the Wuhan Institute of Virology, specifically its P4 laboratory which is equipped to handle dangerous viruses.

In an interview with state media published Saturday, Yuan Zhiming, director of the laboratory, said that “there’s no way this virus came from us.”

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/04/19/asia-pacific/director-wuhan-lab-denies-coronavirus-link/

>>8851434

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