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Real Climate Science11 hours ago

No Healthcare For The Unvaccinated

“Australia’s health system is one of the best in the world, providing safe and affordable health care for all Australians. “ The Australian health system | Australian Government Department of Health read more

Snopes.com11 hours ago

Do Black Starbucks Aprons Have a Different Meaning Than Green Ones?

A black apron signifies achievement. read more

SOMEONE SOMEWHERE1 day ago

Caffeine Truths

Caffeine Truths https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/caffeine-truths read more

SOMEONE SOMEWHERE1 day ago

Greenhouse Gas Concentrations In 2020 Highest Ever Recorded : NPR

Greenhouse Gas Concentrations In 2020 Highest Ever Recorded : NPR https://www.npr.org/2021/08/27/1031650704/greenhouse-gas-levels-are-the-highest-ever-recorded read more

Organizing Notes10 hours ago

Brunswick airshow protest huge success

* Photo by Ellen Davidson* Sixty people from all across Maine (New York & Massachusetts) gathered for two hours yesterday outside of the Blue (Hell's) Angels airshow in Brunswick. More than 10,000 people passed by us on their way into the event during our protest which was highlighted by the wonderful presence of the IDEAL marching band from Portland. Many flyers, made by Veterans for Peace highlighting the connections between the Pentagon's huge carbon bootprint and climate crisis, were handed to passengers ins... read more

Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 210 hours ago

Greg Hunter, "Desperate Money Printing Leads to Depression"

*"Desperate Money Printing Leads to Depression"* By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com "Legendary investor, economist and market forecaster Dr. Marc Faber thinks central banks (CB) are not going to cut back the money printing. Just the opposite. He predicts CBs are going to print even more money at a faster pace to hold the failing economic system together for a little while longer. Dr. Faber explains, “What is perceived to be safe, namely cash, isn’t safe anymore. It is unsafe. You ask me what is safe? I don’t know what is safe anymore when you have money printers who print money inde... read more

MUSINGS ON IRAQ10 hours ago

This Day In Iraqi History - Sep 5

1920 Gertrude Bell wrote that Iraq was in the middle of a jihad during 1920 revolt (Musings On Iraq review *Enemy On The Euphrates, The Battle For Iraq 1914-1921*) (Musings On Iraq review *Reclaiming Iraq,* *The 1920 Revolution and the Founding of the Modern State)* (Musings On Iraq review *Gertrude Bell And Iraq*) (Musings On Iraq review *Gertrude Bell, Explorer of the Middle East*) (Musings On Iraq movie review *Letters from Baghdad*) (Musings On Iraq review *Desert Queen, The Extraordinary Life of Gertrude Bell: Adventurer, Adviser to Kings, Ally of Lawrence of Arabia*... read more

The National Interest11 hours ago

Norway's Naval Strike Missile Packs a Punch

*Kyle Mizokami* *Anti-Ship Missiles, Scandinavia* This Norwegian design could also find a home on American warships. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The Norwegian-designed Naval Strike Missile isn't supersonic, but is low-observable and deadly accurate. The modern age of the missile at sea was arguably kicked off in October 1967, when the Israeli destroyer *Eilat*, sailing fourteen miles off the coast of Port Said, was ambushed by a pair of Osa-class guided missile boats. The missile boats launched four missiles, three of which hit the ex–Royal Navy destroyer, sinking her and... read more

The National Interest11 hours ago

Don't Count the Russian MiG-21 Out

*Robert Farley* *Fighter Jets, Eurasia* How long can the MiG-21 last? *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Modern fighters don’t fly much faster than the MiG-21, or maneuver much more capably. Military aircraft can have notoriously short lifespans, especially during periods of technological ferment. The most elite aircraft of World War I could become obsolete in a matter of months. Things weren’t much different in World War II. And at the dawn of the jet age, entire fleets of aircraft became passé as technologies matured. The advanced fighters that fought in the skies over Korea ... read more

The National Interest11 hours ago

How Afghanistan Will Contend With a Worsening Refugee Crisis

*Louay Constant, Shelly Culbertson* *Afghanistan, * To avoid exacerbating the existing humanitarian crisis, the global community will have to take swift action, including close coordination with regional and national players. The evacuation of more than 100,000 civilians from Afghanistan is over, and Afghan refugees have started arriving in the United States, at military bases in other countries, or elsewhere for asylum processing. But those evacuated represent just a sliver of the millions of Afghans who have lost their homes and livelihoods due to war and may be on the move, y... read more

The National Interest11 hours ago

America's B-52 Bomber are Not Headed into Retirement Anytime Soon

*Caleb Larson* *B-52, * This Cold War Workhorse is about to get a new lease on life. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *These upgrades will be tested on a total of 8 B-52 airframes, including two B-52s that had been sitting in an Arizona boneyard. The plan is to dedicate two airframes to each area targeted for upgrade: engines, radar, bomb bay improvements, and connectivity. The United States’ iconic B-52 bomber, the old Cold War workhorse that remains in service, is getting a new lease on life. According to a recent article featured in the *Air Force Magazine*, the 60-year-o... read more

The National Interest11 hours ago

India Can't Afford Complacency When It Comes to China

*James Holmes* *India China, Asia* Not every home team wins. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Over the past two decades, Western analysts have continually lowballed China's capacity to assemble strong forces. New Delhi could do the same—and find itself outmatched in its own backyard. At one point in the movie *Beaches*, Bette Midler's rather egotistical character C. C. Bloom inquires: "But enough about me, let's talk about you. What do you think of me?" In *Beaches*, it was all about C. C. Bloom. It's all about China in Asia these days. But enough about China and its dominan... read more

21st Century Wire12 hours ago

Episode #387 – Corporate Warfare by Proxy (Hesher, Ruckus & Basil)

*SUNDAY WIRE* | Strap yourselves in and lower the blast shield – this is your brave new world… read more

PopularResistance.Org12 hours ago

On Contact: The Corporatization Of Science

Science in the United States almost exclusively serves the interests of corporate and military power. Science historian Clifford Conner writes that the corruption of scientific endeavor exploded with the 1942-1945 Manhattan Project, the first “big science” venture, in which the government spent massively on developing the atom bomb. Science, from this point forward, became big business. Scientists are employed in “hypothesis-driven” research to promote the interests of the food industry, the tobacco industry, and the fossil fuel industry, attacking or silencing scientific studies ... read more

Real Climate Science12 hours ago

Florida Hurricanes Below 350 PPM CO2

05 Sep 1988, 66 – The Miami Herald at Newspapers.com read more

PopularResistance.Org12 hours ago

Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson: What Are The Prospects For Peace?

Events are unfolding at a quickening pace. Facing an alarming escalation in tensions around the world, we are looking to our most respected and renowned thought leaders for an honest assessment of both U.S. foreign and military policy to offer their most current thoughts and insights. We know they have some ideas for improving the prospects for peace. Larry Wilkerson is a renowned defense analyst and a Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Government & Public policy at the College of William and Mary. He is a retired United States Army colonel and was the former Chief of Staff to Sec... read more

The National Interest12 hours ago

The Air Force has some Creative and Innovative Ideas

*Caleb Larson* *Air Force, * Pallets have a new cargo to carry that packs a punch. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Though still in its infancy, the Air Force initiative could be of crucial importance in scenarios defined by extremely long ranges—like a peer-peer fight in the Pacific, hypothetically speaking. Watch this topic for further future updates. During the test, a Boeing C-17 Globemaster, one of the United States’ strategic and tactical heavy-lift transport aircraft, simulated the release of a palletized Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM). Palletized munit... read more

The National Interest12 hours ago

Meet the Flying P-38 Powerhouse of WWII

*Sebastien Roblin* *P-38, Americas* This venerable plane had many different missions during the war and performed admirably. *Key point:* Despite its flaws, the P-38 was a rare early example of a successful “heavy” fighter boasting speed, range, and firepower—similar to modern multi-role fighters like the F-15 and Su-27. In 1937, the U.S. Army Air Corp called for proposals for an interceptor capable of flying 360 miles-per-hour and climbing rapidly to high altitudes. Kelly Johnson, designer at Lockheed—then a small company without major prior military contracts—calculated only a... read more

The National Interest12 hours ago

Oklahoma Couple Punished for Stealing 30 Social Security Numbers

*Stephen Silver* *Social Security, Americas* The two are facing multiple felony charges, including “use/possession of license or ID card, conspiracy to unlawfully manufacture LIC/ID card, and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.” *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The Watonga Republican reported that the man and woman had been arrested “on suspicion of conspiracy, identity theft, possession of counterfeit checks and possession of drug paraphernalia,” while a third man had also been arrested, on suspicion of meth possession and destruction of evidence. Following a fraud i... read more

MJBizDaily13 hours ago

Key factors to consider when launching a cannabis delivery service

The coronavirus pandemic popularized direct-to-consumer cannabis delivery, but marijuana operators say the practice is here to stay. Key factors to consider when launching a cannabis delivery service is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs read more

Snopes.com13 hours ago

Texas-Based Dating Apps Launch Funds to Help Women Affected By Abortion Ban

Both companies are run by women. read more

Lawfare13 hours ago

Five Myths About NATO and Afghanistan

Spanish and U.S. troops participating in the International Security Assistance Force board a CH-47 helicopter at Bala Murghab Forward Operating Base on Sept. 27, 2008. Photo credit: TSgt Laura Smith/ISAF Public Affairs via DVIDS Editor’s Note: *“Who lost Afghanistan?” is a question with many answers. One being bruited about is that much of the fault lies with the NATO alliance, whose forces encountered many problems in Afghanistan. Sara Moller of Seton Hall University examines the charges against NATO and finds that many of them are overstated or flat-out wrong.* *Daniel Byman* ... read more

Socio-Economics History Blog14 hours ago

Saudi Arabia, Russia Sign Military Cooperation Agreement

I signed an agreement today with the Russian Deputy Minister of Defense Colonel General Alexander Fomin between the Kingdom and the Russian Federation aimed at developing joint military cooperation between the two countries. pic.twitter.com/4gsWfp3JgK — Khalid bin Salman خالد بن سلمان (@kbsalsaud) August 23, 2021 See also: – Saudis Sign Military Cooperation Agreement With Russia … read more

Socio-Economics History Blog14 hours ago

China & Russia Are Changing The Petro Dollar System, Inflation to Explode in The Future

The Economic Ninja China & Russia are changing the Petro Dollar system, Inflation to explode in the future . China will be buying less oil in Dollars due to a huge find and Russia will go around the US Dollar system to buy oil from Saudi and other countries in a different currencies. The Bretton … read more

The Conservative Socrates10 hours ago

How to Overthrow a Superpower?

If China intends to usurp America’s position of superpower, then it will not use military means. The cost of militarily defeating America will be too high and no nation, which is ruled by wise leaders, will attempt to precipitate a war with America. The world is not in a mood to fight a great war (though things might change in the future if the American side becomes weaker). There are non-military ways of forcing the American order (Pax Americana) to fade out of the world. While America possesses considerable military strength, it is not a military power. Its key strengths are econo... read more

Is the BBC biased?12 hours ago

Gordon's alive!!!

This blog started with a series a posts detailing patterns of bias on BBC Radio 4's weekly 'politically left-of-centre and socially liberal' religion-focused *Sunday* programme. And here's a new one: They like giving Gordon Brown a platform to promote his causes. Despite it being a weekly programme featuring very few politicians, the son of the manse has been granted the *Sunday *bully pulpit no less than three times over the past year, pushing his agenda with the BBC's help. Last October he was on demanding that the government 'must act to prevent the loss of a million young p... read more

No More Mister Nice Blog12 hours ago

EVERY AMERICAN DEATH IS NOW JOE BIDEN'S FAULT

I understand blaming President Biden for the flaws in the Afghanistan withdrawal. But Hurricane Ida? Ida is Joe Biden's fault? CNN analyst claims Biden has done ‘damn good job’ on Afghanistan, Ida despite deathshttps://t.co/ZvYg9MR0V3 — Fox News (@FoxNews) September 5, 2021 And in case you think this is a tweet that misrepresents the article it cites, here's an except from the article: While President Biden continued taking criticism from Republicans and other critics regarding the U.S. troop pullout from Afghanistan – and an Aug. 26 Kabul terror attack that left 13 U.S. service ... read more

From the Trenches World Report13 hours ago

PFIZER DEMANDED BANK RESERVES & MILITARY BASES FROM GOVERNMENTS AS COLLATERAL AGAINST VAX DAMAGES

99Percent September 5th, 2021. We need to hang these assholes. I can see where Pfizer and their CEO that refuses to take the shot himself... The post PFIZER DEMANDED BANK RESERVES & MILITARY BASES FROM GOVERNMENTS AS COLLATERAL AGAINST VAX DAMAGES appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report13 hours ago

Shots ring out on the streets of Olympia, Washington

Shots ring out on the streets of Olympia, Washington, as Antifa shoot a Samoan man for being a Nazi due to his leading a protest... The post Shots ring out on the streets of Olympia, Washington appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report13 hours ago

Anti-vax, France

Censored by the media, massive protests in France against anti-human injection. Why is the government at war with its people? Time for new honest leadership!... The post Anti-vax, France appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report13 hours ago

Lawmakers pave way for $1.2 trillion in new military spending over next 10 years

Responsible Statecraft – by Andrew Lautz Reporters, lobbyists, activists, Biden administration officials and, of course, lawmakers and their staffs spent countless hours and an ocean... The post Lawmakers pave way for $1.2 trillion in new military spending over next 10 years appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report13 hours ago

Maui to Implement Health Pass on Sept. 15

Maui Now – by Wendy Osher Maui Mayor Michael Victorino said a modified health pass will be implemented at Maui County restaurants beginning on Sept.... The post Maui to Implement Health Pass on Sept. 15 appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

The Free Thought Project13 hours ago

Cop Runs Over and Kills Fellow Cop, So Police Charge a Nearby Woman for His Death

[image: charged]A police officer ran over and killed his fellow officer and a woman who was subdued on the roadside is being charged with his death. read more

Northern Reflections13 hours ago

Looney Candidates

Every election has its share of looney candidates. One such candidate is Cheryl Gallant for the Conservatives. Robin Sears writes: Conservative candidate Cheryl Gallant, is back. This year she launched a hilariously wacko set of YouTube videos insinuating that the Liberals plan a “climate lockdown.” (What does that even mean? Perhaps that Trudeau will lockdown climate deniers so that they can spread no more dangerous misinformation to Canadians?) The candidate has not been seen recently — she and her videos have apparently been quietly locked in a closet by the party managers, pro... read more

naked capitalism14 hours ago

Allow Least Developed Countries to Develop

Optimal economic policy for LDCs requires their goverments to resist aping Washington and OECD fads. read more

Small Dead Animals14 hours ago

So Basically The Same

Global- Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole is the latest federal party leader to promise a national system for proving residents have been vaccinated against COVID-19. O’Toole says he would work with provinces to devise a national proof-of-vaccination system, adding such a setup would help Canadians during international travel. O’Toole says he wants 90 per cent of… Continue reading → read more

Small Dead Animals14 hours ago

Lies, Damn Lies and Horseshit News

Zerohedge- Rolling Stone ‘Horse Dewormer’ Hit-Piece Debunked After Hospital Says No Ivermectin Overdoses Although Dr. Jason McElyea is not an employee of NHS Sequoyah, he is affiliated with a medical staffing group that provides coverage for our emergency room. With that said, Dr. McElyea has not worked at our Sallisaw location in over 2 months.… Continue reading → read more

Halifax Examiner14 hours ago

Does Tim Houston need to press reset on his resets?

So, let’s begin this history lesson somewhere in the murky middle muddle, way back in 1994 when a fresh-faced Liberal government led by Dr. John Savage began the process of regionalizing Nova Scotia’s local health authorities because… well, because everyone else was doing it, and because some experts said it would save money. Then fast […] read more

The New Dark Age15 hours ago

The ‘Cure’ for COVID — a Global Takedown of the 99% — Has Proven Far Worse Than the Disease

Noting the disproportionately harsh socioeconomic impact for an illness for which “the numbers of infections and deaths … were smaller than the numbers of those from tuberculosis or seasonal influenza,” a preventive medicine expert who chronicled the Korean fiasco observed, “the people who undertake the costs incurred by movement restriction are not the same people who benefit.” read more

musingsofanoldfart16 hours ago

Simple stuff for the Sabbath

Having been raised a Southern Baptist and married to a Catholic woman, I have been exposed a great deal to two different types of Christian sects. Further, my best friend growing up was Catholic, another good friend was a member … Continue reading → read more

Small Dead Animals16 hours ago

Only Justin Can Defeat Islamophobia

Apparently Thunder Bay is a hot bed of racism by white “settlers”. We have been treated to numerous stories from the Toronto media how blacks and Indians are treated there, and of course across Canada. Must be that gun toting O’Toole’s fault. Justin will save us. read more

From the Trenches World Report1 day ago

UK care workers leave industry en masse after being told to get vax or quit, with unions begging govt to reconsider policy

RT Many care workers in the UK who were told to get vaccinated against Covid-19 or lose their jobs have left the industry en masse... The post UK care workers leave industry en masse after being told to get vax or quit, with unions begging govt to reconsider policy appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report1 day ago

ACLU slammed for claiming mandatory Covid vaccination ‘FURTHERS civil liberties’ & saying right to bodily autonomy not ‘absolute’

RT The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was publicly condemned on Thursday after arguing that mandatory Covid-19 vaccination actually advances civil liberties instead of compromising... The post ACLU slammed for claiming mandatory Covid vaccination ‘FURTHERS civil liberties’ & saying right to bodily autonomy not ‘absolute’ appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

From the Trenches World Report1 day ago

Huge crowds as Toronto police officers join rally for freedom against vaccine passports

LifeSiteNews – by Jack Bingham TORONTO, Ontario (LifeSiteNews) – On Thursday September 2, in a show of “united non-compliance,” hundreds of police officers and citizens... The post Huge crowds as Toronto police officers join rally for freedom against vaccine passports appeared first on From the Trenches World Report. read more

Organizing Notes14 hours ago

Sunday song

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From the Wilderness' Peak Oil Blog14 hours ago

Untitled

From Jenna Orkin More than 100 Ontario youth sent to hospital for vaccine-related heart problems: Report Ida’s Relentless Rains Left 25 Dead In New Jersey, As State Dries Out How to make air conditioning less of an environmental nightmare U.S. covid death toll hits 1,500 a day amid delta scourge Her Leaks Exposed Global Financial Corruption. Now She Is In Prison. Flying drone to ‘automatically’ check holidaymakers’ temperatures on Italian beach in case of Covid & other emergencies A leader of a movement touting toxic bleach as a 'miracle' COVID-19 cure has been charged following a 5-ye... read more

War News Updates14 hours ago

Editor's Note

A lot of personal chores today. Blogging will return this evening. read more

The Aviationist14 hours ago

Mysterious Aircraft Spotted Over Philippines Strikingly Similar To Mystery UAS Photographed Over California Last Year

[image: Mystery Aircraft Philippines] Let’s talk about the mysterious flying wing aircraft that flew over the Philippines a few days ago. On Sept. 2, 2021, at 06.15AM LT, Michael Fugnit took a photo of a rather mysterious aircraft at [...] The post Mysterious Aircraft Spotted Over Philippines Strikingly Similar To Mystery UAS Photographed Over California Last Year appeared first on The Aviationist. read more

The National Interest14 hours ago

What If Iraq Had Invaded Saudi Arabia During the Gulf War?

*Robert Farley* *Security, Middle East* A decision to concentrate on the regime might have left Iraq in control of substantial swaths of Saudi Arabia, even as the United States waited hopefully for cracks to appear in Hussein’s government. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Had Iraq followed up with an invasion of Saudi Arabia, even into the regions along the Kuwaiti-Saudi border, we can only expect that the coalition would have grown larger, and developed more quickly. But perhaps more importantly, the argument for removing the Hussein regime from power would have grown much st... read more

The National Interest14 hours ago

These 5 Russian Weapons Keep China’s Generals Awake at Night

*Kyle Mizokami* *China, Eurasia* The Russian military has gone to war numerous times in the last twenty years, in Chechnya, Georgia, and Ukraine. China's military is untested. *Here's What You Need to Know*: In a fight, the Russian side would seek to exploit its advantages in weaponry and experience. In a previous article, we discussed the possibility of Russia and China going to war. Relations between the two are currently fairly good, and war between the two countries is seemingly unlikely. That being said, the two have had their share of territorial disputes, and at this point... read more

The Free Thought Project14 hours ago

Family of Brit Killed on 9/11 Presents Gov’t With 3,000 Pages of Evidence ‘Towers Blown Up from Inside’

[image: 9/11]“I believe that my brother and thousands of others were murdered on 9/11 and there has been a cover-up," Matt Campbell said. read more

The National Interest15 hours ago

Can the Upgraded F-16 Take Out Drones and Cruise Missiles?

*Sebastien Roblin* *F-16, * The agile F-16 Fighting Falcon boasts a superb combat record. *Here's What You Need To Remember: * There’s little question that the SABR radar significantly improves the F-16’s effectiveness as it moves towards the final third of service life in the mid-twenty-first century, and particularly improves its potential against cruise missiles and drones, two technologies formerly reserved to Cold War superpowers that are today proliferating rapidly across the globe and playing an ever-increasing role in wars small and large. The agile F-16 Fighting Falcon ... read more

The National Interest15 hours ago

Will the U.S. Navy Revive Flying Aircraft Carriers?

*David Axe* *Aircraft Carriers, Americas* The service tried such a concept nearly a century ago. *Here's What You Need to Know*: The Navy has considered the idea periodically. The U.S. Navy should consider reviving a concept that died a catastrophic death in the 1930s, one journalist recommended in the pages of *Proceedings*, the professional journal of the U.S. Naval Institute. Kyle Mizokami argued that the American fleet should look into large airships as carriers for unmanned aerial vehicles, in essence updating the fleet’s costly experimentation with *Akron*-class airships ... read more

The National Interest15 hours ago

India and China Once Fought Over the Doklam Plateau. Could They Do it Again?

*Robert Farley* *History, Asia* The 1962 conflict was fought over a territorial dispute between India and China along two sections of the border. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *In an important sense, the issues now surrounding the confrontation on the Doklam Plateau are essentially the same as those that the two countries left unresolved in 1962. The balance of power may have changed, however, as has the geopolitical situation. Hopefully good sense will prevail, and Beijing and Delhi will avoid a repeat of the events of October 1962. In 1962, the world’s two most populous c... read more

The New Dark Age15 hours ago

Israel now has more covid infections per capita than any country in the world, even as “booster shots” are being widely administered there

Just a few months ago, the mainstream media praised Israel for its “pandemic-ending” vaccination campaign. With over 40 percent of the population “fully vaccinated” in the first quarter of 2021, Israel was well on its way to stopping community spread and clearing out its hospitals. The world was reassured that this rate of vaccination was more than enough to ensure individual and “herd immunity.” However, infection rates have skyrocketed across the country since then, and Israel is now logging the world’s highest infection rates, with nearly 650 new cases daily per million people. A... read more

Modern Tokyo Times15 hours ago

Failed Japan mission in Afghanistan means help from China, Russia, and regionally

Failed Japan mission in Afghanistan means help from China, Russia, and regionally Sawako Utsumi and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The government of Japan, like other nations, was caught off guard by the speed of the Taliban take over in Afghanistan. Henceforth, with America and other nations evacuating tens of thousands of people, it […] The post Failed Japan mission in Afghanistan means help from China, Russia, and regionally first appeared on Modern Tokyo Times. read more

Socio-Economics History Blog15 hours ago

Vaccine Voodoo

Vaccine Voodoo by JAMES RICKARDS, https://dailyreckoning.com/ Many everyday Americans probably believe that the COVID vaccines will keep them from getting COVID. That’s not true and never has been true. The vaccines do not prevent you from being infected with the COVID virus. They do not keep you from spreading the COVID virus. There have been many cases … read more