Interesting meme. "I can't breathe." would probably be "inflammatory" to add, but seems truthful.
Are they tweeting pro-CCP propaganda because they are getting support from the CCP?
Relatedly, why are Americans essentially "forced" to buy Chinese goods. Most items I looked at at my last trip to Menards were "Made in China".
Interesting. Lose an election and start a "revolution"? Kerry's ilk has been in charge for a long time. If they weren't he'd probably be in jail or legally executed by now. He's talking about an illegal insurrection, another confirmation of his treachery.
Vote how you like, of course.
I think the President may be about winning other people to the cause. Not sure, personally, about Scott Adams. He seems liked by some in the "truth" community.
https://bolenreport.com/scott-adams-was-secret-weapon-behind-plandemic-video/
https://bolenreport.com/dr-shiva-scott-adams-and-vaxxed-ii/
As a vaccine injured parent with family also damaged, I have found that "anti-vaxxers" tend to go with anyone who will assist their cause. That includes a young African American Democrat from NJ and American HERO, Jamel Holley, who saved NJ, pretty much single-handedly from mandated without exception vaccination in schools.
Hagia Sophia is a church.
Constantinople is well…Constantinople.
I have Greek relatives. Some are still in the Greek Orthodox church.
I find this intriguing. I used the last couple of Q drops as a springboard to thinking about the exercise of authority in this country. Had I been an administrator in a nursing home, knowing that Cuomo's order was an apparently deliberate attempt to cause illness and death and was actually going against Federal guidelines, on what grounds could I refuse to obey it? I went beyond the Breitbart story to a linked piece by Propublica. The Republican who defied Cuomo's order seems to have saved the lives and health of the patients and employees of the only county public nursing home in his jurisdiction. Strangely, he did not have authority over the home where most deaths occurred as it was "private"! (Yet the "private" home followed the State Governor's public health "order"?!)
Here's a couple lines from the Propublic article: 'The decision by Cuomo and Zucker, whose department regulates all nursing homes in the state, drew fire as soon as it was announced from medical experts, nursing home operators and the families of residents. Cuomo himself had said protecting nursing home residents was the state’s top priority, once calling the threat “fire through dry grass.”
Steve McLaughlin, the county executive where Diamond Hill is located, viewed the state’s directive as madness and chose to defy it, refusing to allow any COVID-19 patients to be returned to, or placed in, the one nursing home run by the county. The 320-bed facility, Van Rensselaer Manor, has not seen a single COVID-19 death.'
https://www.propublica.org/article/fire-through-dry-grass-andrew-cuomo-saw-covid-19-threat-to-nursing-homes-then-he-risked-adding-to-it
The "lower level" official seems to have saved lives by defying the Governor, ironically protecting Cuomo from possible prosecution for some form of murder in the deaths of State residents in the county home. Had all nursing homes defied the Governor, he would not be at risk of prosecution for murder.
What happens if masks are shown to have public health risks as posted on a previous bread by anon? Can we prosecute those responsible for those orders when people sicken or are put at risk? Are we doing our ignorant, arrogant and possibly evil officials a favor when we ignore them?