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The unacceptable risks of a man-made pandemic (2012)(thebulletin.org)
8 points by we_never_see_it 4y ago|0 comments
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
>Officials who have reviewed the intelligence said they believed the saboteurs were most likely Ukrainian or Russian nationals, or some combination of the two. This actually validates my thesis that Russia was behind the attack to blame
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
Thank you for posting this link. I am abslutely certain some Russian double agents are trying to smear Ukraine. And the timing of this article is very suspcious. We only see this intelligence months later when Republicans have taken over th
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
We all know what Russia and Putin are capable of. It must be some Russian separatist groups in Ukraine pretending to be pro-Ukraine had sabotaged the pipelines. We are in the midst of another disinformation campaign by Russia.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
> Also to be available it must first be enabled by a workspace admin, then by the end user. Just out of curiosity, why would you expect anything different?
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
Amazing. This will help many people to abandon Google and migrate to Azure.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
I have started rooting for Blue Origin after Elon Musk turned out to be a right wing extremist. Good to see they are making progress.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
No amount of Google funded PR campaign can stop MS now. Google's days are numbered.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
As a non-American these SJW movements terrify me. Because like spreading democracy these movements will be used to justify invading other countries. Hollywood and the woke media apparatus will prime the American suburban class how the regim
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
> Twitter has not asserted they were pressured. If they feel they were, they should say so, and sue.' You do understand that they can collude? It's funny we have spent countless hours hearing about Trump Russia collusion. Now s
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
For me the biggest hypocirsy was crying over laid-off H1B visa employees of Twitter and what a monster Musk is. The H1B visa situation is there for decades. The party of humanitarians didn't do a single thing for H1B visa holders. Inst
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
I don't think it's about removing access per se. It is more about making the story radioactive to Dem voterbase - (upper-)middle class suburban white collar demographic. To ensure that their loyal voterbase stays loyal. Same thing
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
That was my hunch with Clubhouse. Clubhouse would've never got the reach if it was not for A16Z hyping them up.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
Certain virologists and journalists are deliberately blurring the distinction between intermediate host and original reservoir. It's not hard to imagine why.
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
> [2] - https://twitter.com/janeqiuchina/status/1589098167051911169 Since you put the Twitter handle as an evidence for your argument. This particular Chinese jounalist is using Twitter and publishing articles
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by we_never_see_it 4y ago
This is what I've heard from a friend who does business in China and visit China often. Apparently the locals believe that some of the WIV lab animals were sold to the wet market and the rest is history. It's a hearsay. So use you