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From: gunter
1/24/21
kinda funny that ... on the other hand there were a few million more watching on TV and streaming then in 2017.
From: gunter
1/27/21
Oklahoma trying to return its $2m stockpile of hydroxychloroquine
The Oklahoma Attorney General's Office has been tasked with attempting to return a $2 million stockpile of a malaria drug once touted by former President Donald Trump as a way to treat the coronavirus.
Read more from The FrontierFrom: gunter
1/30/21
Top comment: "Those baby back ribs are the tastiest!"
Anderson Cooper Interviews Ex-QAnon Follower Who Believed CNN Anchor Ate Babies
"I apologize for thinking that you ate babies," the former conspiracy theorist told the CNN host.
Read more from HuffPostFrom: gunter
2/2/21
Alexey Navalny handed new jail term as he denounces 'Putin the poisoner'
A Moscow court sent Alexey Navalny to prison for two and a half years on Tuesday, in a heated hearing in which the Kremlin critic ridiculed claims he broke his parole conditions while in a coma and denounced Russia's leader as "Putin the poisoner."
Read more from CNNFrom: gunter
2/4/21
Arsenic laced baby goo, if it's the way this report sounds, it is hair raising and/or leads to hair loss.
Top baby foods contain toxic heavy metals, congressional panel finds
The report alleges that baby food from Gerber and Beech-Nut, the top sellers in the U.S., contain arsenic and lead.
Read more from AxiosFrom: bshmr
2/9/21
Dee has been practicing protecting her world for 20+ years that I know of. I don't believe that she has gotten any better at it but she certainly hasn't gotten any worse.
From: gunter
2/24/21
The Q thing in detail.
When QAnon Prophecy Fails | Skeptical Inquirer
Featured Image Credit: Wikimedia One of the best theme parties I've ever attended was on May 21, 2011. The evangelical Christian broadcaster Harold Camping had garnered considerable publicity with a prediction that The Rapture would occur on that date and that approximately 3 percent of t ...
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