A good start.
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If you’re coming, please get in touch. I do a lot of birding in SE Arizona and would be happy to offer suggestions for your trip. I also post some photos in the “Birds” forum topic here at TPM
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Speaking of DeSantis…
It’s shameful that he selling political merchandise targeting Dr. Fauci. Evidently, Republicans engage in the politics of personal destruction.
Of course, they’ve been doing that since Vince Foster.
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I don’t think the deadliest do, actually. The plague still exists–there was an outbreak in the U.S. as late as the early Twentieth Century, I believe–and killers like smallpox had to be extirpated from the world through an exhaustive immunization campaign.
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And just to remind everybody, they still exist in a couple of labs in the US and Russia. Imagine what a committed terrorist could do with a Bio degree and an internship… 
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Meanwhile, a second RWNJ radio host in Florida has died from covid
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Actually, it goes back to McCarthy.
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And a reluctance to publically acknowledge the true scope of the information monitored and stored for that matter. They have some amazing data mining spiders…I wonder what the computational speed is of the machine they use to decrypt/transcribe/compress the data stream is.
I know folks like saying this, but it is 100% false. There’s neither the storage capacity nor the mechanism for this. Simply science.
What data stream? There’s literally billions.
The world does not owe us herd immunity. Plagues are apt to die out once they thin the herd to the point that R drops but this is not the same thing as immunity. To the extent that a plague provides immunity it does so by infecting and killing a certain percentage. With vaccination you get immunity without as many deaths.
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Dotard is a word that has been part of the English language for centuries. Maybe a half-millenium. It refers to a person who is senile.
The North Korean translators got it from a dictionary, which did not tell them the word has fallen out of use. My guess is that it was a good match for a Korean word.
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If I can butt in, all the incels are quite horny.
Now that I’ve got your goat, I’ll just hoof it out of here.
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Not 100%
In any case NSA has the meta data on the concerned members of Congress I bet’cha.
And this article is 2013 vintage. Since then NSA has opened a data collection facility in Utah.
One exabyte is a billion gigabytes.
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The doctor advising Ron DeSantis
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Caption test:
So much verbs many wow.
Show me the studies. If ivermectin turns out to work, GREAT! And if it does work great, I’d expect Pfizer’s generic subsidiary Greenstone, to be right there in the mix, seeking approval to manufacture it.
If essential oil cures Delta, GREAT! Fill up a whole water tower full of that shit! Let’s GO! Again, show me the studies.
I will say that a whole bunch of people suffered needlessly from their lupus symptoms, after the same disparate, desperate crew of partisan tools sparked a pointless backorder on hydroxychloroquine. So I guess we’ll find out who really cares more about their pets than their fellow humans.
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This constant war of false propaganda barely existed when I was a young woman. It is the result of access to a wide audience via the internet and sites like FB, Twitter, and other internet programs. An semi-illiterate can spout their opinion and gather a bunch of ignorant followers. It is hard for a legitimate government to function amid all these lies and nonsense. Thankfully, we have a sane admin currently and a White House Press Secretary who really knows her stuff. But, of course, the right wing loonies will still believe the fabulists because those yarns are more entertaining…