A brief word on “the economy is strong” crowd.
— Danielle DiMartino Booth (@Discrimination) April 4, 2022
The U.S. economy is 68% consumption.
Real (inflation-adjusted) disposable income has sunk off trend & savings as % of disposable income below pre-pandemic levels.
How exactly does that equate to “strong”? @Quillintel @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/mWRTFje5YQ
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
The U.S. economy is 68% consumption.
TULSI GABBARD: 1 in 4 graduates are functionally illiterate
Thank you @TulsiGabbard . https://t.co/U1NkaD7SqT
— Tom Luongo (#GotGoldOrRubles?) (@TFL1728) April 4, 2022
Monday, April 4, 2022
Kansas and Florida leading the way to early treatment
Richard - I am shocked. This is incredible, like a damn breaking (or a crack forming). Big move by Kansas. Someone gets it. A lot of people get it. But many don't. Kansas and Florida leading the way to early treatment. People are coming around to the Truth. Finally. https://t.co/cmMQGKNfhE
— Pierre Kory, MD MPA (@PierreKory) April 5, 2022
PFIZER to FDA: hire 600 extra employees to process the adverse event/death reports from [our] COVID Vaccine
PFIZER DOCS. Gotta mention this again. It is HUGE.
— MERYL NASS, MD (@NassMeryl) April 5, 2022
Pfizer told FDA it had to hire 600 extra employees to process the adverse event/death reports from its COVID vagzine after only 3 months of rollout.
1 YEAR AGO.
FDA wanted 75 years to release this. https://t.co/R4iEA7IboZ
They said you can't keep a secret when so many involved. Kennedy assassination proved them wrong.
— MERYL NASS, MD (@NassMeryl) April 5, 2022
How many knew at Pfizer, FDA, HHS, Oracle about the carnage that required 600 new hires simply to process the paperwork?
How many kept quiet?
Compassion? Pity? Who are we?
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