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Republican Paul Gosar tweets anime-themed video of him killing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., the far-right dentist known for his ties to multiple white nationalist groups, on Sunday released a video of photoshopped clips of an anime show depicting him killing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y. The tweeted video – which he captioned, "Any anime fans out there?" – opens with Gosar's name under Japanese text that reads "attack of immigrants," an apparent reference to the anime show "Attack on the Titan" from which the Republican pulled various clips. The video then goes on to show footage of immigrants at the southern border, overlaying the footage with anime-style special effects and crosscutting with interstitials that read "drugs, crime, poverty, money, gangs, violence" and "trafficking." About midway into the video, "Attack on the Titan main character Eren Yaeger is shown in a mashup of clips with Gosar's face photoshopped onto the cartoon character. Swords in both hands, the fictionalized Gosar scales a European-esque urban landscape alongside cartoon versions of Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., and Lauren Bobert, R-Colo., until slaying what appears to be a titan with Ocasio-Cortez's face photoshopped onto it. Toward the end, the cartoon Gosar is shown leaping into the air with his blades unsheathed moments before striking the photoshopped head of President Joe Biden. Republican Paul Gosar tweets anime-themed video of him killing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - Alternet.org

Many of the Q-Anoners who were gathered in Dallas at Deely Plaza awaiting JFK jr to appear and lead theme to the promised land, are still there, refusing to leave. And, in related news, medical doctors have gathered at an equestrian event in the US to promote Ivermectin. Madness, total madness.

There is a Jewish aphorism: be careful what you wish for, because you might get it.

That would be a wonderful send-off to a good guy and great broadcaster.

There are four teams in last place, four in second last place, and then there are the Bombers- all alone in first place.

4-to-1 vaccine split means COVID deaths are three times higher in Trump counties than Biden areas. Vaccine hesitancy has caused the partisan gap in death rates to be higher than ever recorded This past month, the gap in COVID-19 death rates between counties that voted for Donald Trump and President Biden has been higher than ever recorded, according to a New York Times analysis, likely due to lingering Republican hesitancy over the safety of the vaccine. This month, about "25 out of every 100,000 residents of heavily Trump counties died from Covid, more than three times higher than the rate in heavily Biden counties," the Times found. The analysis – which defines "Trump counties" as any that saw at least 60% of their electorate vote for Trump in the 2020 election – also observed that the gap appears to be climbing. According to the Times, the difference is most likely explained by the emergence of the COVID-19 vaccine, which has seen much higher rates of hesitancy amongst conservatives. In fact, prior to the vaccine, when the nation saw a marked partisan discrepancy in the use of public health measures, there was a marginal partisan difference in the death rates. "The true explanation is straightforward," explained the Times' David Leonhardt. "The vaccines are remarkably effective at preventing severe Covid, and almost 40 percent of Republican adults remain unvaccinated, compared with about 10 percent of Democratic adults."

North Dakota Lawmaker Gets COVID, Forced To Miss His Anti-Vaccine Rally. Republican Rep. Jeff Hoverson said he is taking the deworming drug ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment, and has not checked into a hospital. BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota lawmaker and an organizer of a rally Monday to oppose COVID-19 vaccine mandates is infected with the coronavirus and won’t attend the event. Republican Rep. Jeff Hoverson posted on Facebook Sunday that he was “quarantining and each day is getting better.” The Minot lawmaker said he is taking the deworming drug ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment, and has not checked into a hospital. “Covid is real and like a really bad flu,” Hoverson wrote. Hoverson, a pastor, told The Associated Press that was diagnosed last week. “I’m feeling rough,” he said Monday. “But this ivermectin is keeping me out of the hospital.” Ivermectin is designed to fight parasitic infections but conservative commentators have promoted it as a treatment for COVID-19, despite a lack of conclusive evidence that it helps. “It’s making me better,” Hoverson said. The North Dakota Legislature returned to Bismarck Monday for a special five-day session during which a bill to prevent vaccine mandates will almost certainly gain approval. House Majority Leader Chet Pollert said Hoverson could participate remotely. North Dakota’s Republican leadership and GOP Gov. Doug Burgum have said they oppose such mandates and the state has joined a federal lawsuit challenging President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine rules. Although Hoverson will not attend the rally at North Dakota’s statehouse, he said three of his teenage children will be there. Hoverson is among the most far-right legislators in the GOP-controlled Legislature. He introduced legislation last session to repeal mask mandates and he sponsored failed legislation that would have made it a felony to help women access abortions. Last month, he was barred from boarding a flight at Minot International Airport after a run-in with a security agent. And as a freshman legislator two years ago, Hoverson protested a prayer by a Hindu cleric, saying he didn’t “want to be compelled to pray for a false god.” North Dakota Lawmaker Gets COVID, Forced To Miss His Anti-Vaccine Rally | HuffPost Latest News

There is a procedure to cope with such. PM me if you need that info.

Almost totally irrelevant these days. I think I have written two cheques in 2021.

whee. i am so excited.

Its NOT getting any better, and since they have stopped contact tracing of infected people, any new measures that might be considered are increasingly guesswork.

Bailey did get off to a very slow start, so that was a valid comment at that time.

Khari is a smart cookie and knows the game very well- next year he ought to field a much better team.

In all honesty, the Als played a good, tough game, considering their talent level. I thought the Bombers found them a tougher opponent than the Argos who beat them early in the season. The Argos played sort of Ok, but the Bombers beat themselves.

Adams is not having the kind of year expected of him.

And how many passing yards did Fajardo get against what is a mediocre defence at best?

And so will Harris.

But you get to meet new people every day and hide your own Easter eggs,

Gotta give props to Harris. He made the Alouettes a real threat to finish well in the East CFL. A fitting finish to the game. Who's the best and why are we?

Time to unclench. Phew.

Ooooh. Butt -pucker time.

YESSSSS!! Alouette O-line over powered twice!

That Alouette penalty helps a lot.

I bet Weineke's car alarm went off after that hit.