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  1. Tracker replied to Rich's topic in General Discussion
    FBI Analyst Sent Eerily Prophetic Email Warning Months Before Capitol Riot -Getty An FBI intelligence analyst emailed colleagues days after the 2020 election to warn of the potential for a violent uprising, according Politico. The Nov. 9 email—sent two days after news networks called the race for Joe Biden—and warned agents about the rising popularity of the so-called Stop the Steal movement. The subject line read: “Far-Right Chatter re Election Results.” The email, obtained by watchdog group Property of the People, suggests that law enforcement had prior knowledge about the likelihood of a violent insurrection. The FBI analyst warned recipients to “keep your head on a swivel” as #StopTheSteal hashtags gained traction. The analyst seemingly prophesied the Capitol riot, raising concerns that as baseless voter fraud theories circulated, “counterprotests and violence will likely ensue.” The email closed with a bleak warning: “As the nation remains in flux and strongly divided, please stay focused and safe.” FBI Analyst Sent Eerily Prophetic Email Warning Months Before Capitol Riot (thedailybeast.com)
  2. Tracker replied to JCon's topic in General Discussion
    Florida Councilman Who Mocked Dr. ‘Falsey’ Fauci Is Hospitalized With Severe COVID Fred Lowry, a councilman for Florida’s Volusia County and a loud COVID-19 denier, is in the hospital with a severe case of COVID-19, according to the County Chair Jeff Brower. “He is in the hospital wrestling with COVID-19. It’s been about three weeks now,” Brower said on Tuesday as Lowry, 66, missed a county council meeting for the second time. Lowry, a Republican halfway through his second term on the Volusia County Council, spread COVID-19 disinformation and conspiracy theories, going so far as to say the pandemic was a hoax. “We were lied to,” he said in a sermon at Denton’s Lakes Baptist Church. Lowry often criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci, whom he nicknamed “Dr. Falsey,” and insisted the top health official was a liar and pervert. Other conspiracies Lowry promoted had to do with media coverage of hydroxychloroquine and the Wuhan lab-leak theory.
  3. Tracker replied to JCon's topic in General Discussion
    As expected.
  4. Tracker replied to JCon's topic in General Discussion
    There is a prior incident: in Alabama from 1932-1972 male inmates were deliberately infected with Syphilis and were given deliberately ineffective "treatments" so that the disease would progress while they were monitored.. Many died horribly but no one was ever prosecuted and none of the medical doctors were censured.
  5. Tracker replied to JCon's topic in General Discussion
    Arkansas Inmates Say They Were Given Ivermectin For COVID-19 Without Their Consent People incarcerated in an Arkansas jail say the facility’s physician prescribed them ivermectin to treat COVID-19 and that they weren’t aware they were taking the drug. The anti-parasite drug, typically used to deworm horses and cattle, has developed an unlikely ― and baseless ― reputation as a COVID treatment in humans, despite stern warnings from the Food and Drug Administration. Washington County jail physician Dr. Rob Karas acknowledged in an interview with CBS affiliate KFSM that he prescribed ivermectin to incarcerated people with COVID symptoms, but said they were “not forced” to take the drug. But accounts given by people in the facility call that claim into question. “I asked what are they, and they’d just tell me vitamins,” one inmate, Edrick Floreal-Wooten, told the Associated Press. “With me being sick and all of us being sick, we thought that they were there to help us. I never thought they would do something shady.” “They were pretty much testing us in here is all they were doing, seeing if it would work,” said William Evans, another inmate who said he was given the drug for two weeks after he tested positive for COVID. Arkansas Inmates Say They Were Given Ivermectin For COVID-19 Without Their Consent | HuffPost
  6. It has become pretty obvious that O'Toole does not speak for the whole party which is still divided along Reform vs PC. He appears to be seen by many in the party as a figurehead who is useful only so far as projecting a credible PM image which will get them into power. Once there, it will be open season. He has no authority to set policy and has backtracked a couple of times already after saying something and being chastised.
  7. Hard to tell if he is.
  8. A poll released today reports that Trudeau is a more trusted PM than either of his competition. Don't know what that means for the election, though.
  9. Bombers still have to address their kicking/returning.
  10. I think most of the credit needs to go to Walters and his recruiting of Jefferson, Bighill and Jeffcoat.
  11. And that, my friends, is how you respond.
  12. Kinda surprised that Fajardo hasn't assumed the feeble position yet.
  13. We have time for another score- lets go for it
  14. Riders body language says they are boned.
  15. Mr. Boobz was a spectator on that Demski touchdown
  16. Wow! This is a coming-out party for Wolitarsky!!
  17. Would love to see Bomber score another TD to rub Riders' noses in it.
  18. Gonna see the Rider backup QB before the game is over.
  19. THAT was a hit out of bounds on Riders hitting Harris.

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