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CDC Data & Scientific Study suggest 1.2 million Americans may already have died due to COVID Vaccination
Getting to the point, he revealed the most likely extent of COVID-19 vaccine damage in the U.S. alone: 7.2 million hospitalisations, 1.2 million deaths, 2.3 million permanently disabilities and 2.1 million cases of myocarditis.
originally posted by: RookQueen
Force majeure declarations have begun due to barges stopped in Mississippi River due to low water levels
This affects not just the grains harvest, but fertilizer applications.
A logjam of ships, tugboats and barges due to low water levels on the Mississippi River is threatening to grind trade of grains, fertilizer and other goods to a halt, Bloomberg reports. Ingram Barge Company, the largest U.S. barge operator, declared force majeure in a letter to customers due to “near-historic” low water conditions on the Mississippi River. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Coast Guard said there was a queue of 122 vessels at Stack Island and 15 vessels at Memphis. Due to increased groundings, the number of vessels in tow is being restricted.
www.agweb.com... -analysis/low-water-levels-mississippi-river-threatens-shipments
originally posted by: PeteMitchell
The 8th was referenced a couple days ago
Abe JULY 8th
Mar largo aug 8
Queen sept 8
Midterm nov 8
Well, October 8th is the hunters moon (peak illumination is technically 0450 on the 9th, so think night leading into that is the 8th)
Hunt for red October?
originally posted by: tallcool1
a reply to: CrazyFox
Back on topic - I doubt it has anything to do with the AF1 non-callsign flight the other day, but Jill Biden is coming to town here in the Seattle area this afternoon. Maybe they were just moving AF1 to a different location to pick her up this morning? Honestly, I have no idea how this works, but just a thought.
Paralyzed man with brain chip posts ‘first direct-thought’ tweet
A 62-year-old man in Australia diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) – a disease that causes paralysis – is now able to communicate thoughts with others with no muscle activity involved. On Thursday, he published a post on social media “using only direct thought,” the company that enabled him to do so, Synchron, announced.
“I created this tweet just by thinking it” – the tweet read, said to be posted by Philip O’Keefe to the account of Synchron CEO Thomas Oxley.