@JustRaging01 It’s always the same after someone like this d*es. ‘He lit up the room’ ‘He was smart and funny’ ‘He would give you the shirt off his back’! 🤦♀️ How anyone - even his family, could see that footage and defend him is unbelievable.
@chefsevenn They wouldn’t ask me not to. Just like Jehovahs Witnesses do not ask co- workers not to decorate the office for Christmas or acknowledge birthdays.
The latest advice from the Australian Centre for Disease Control just confirms what I said in point 4 of the letter of my last post.
Only difference is, I said it five years ago and was ridiculed and kicked off the Liberal Senate ticket for saying it.
God knows how many young people might have avoided vaccine injuries had they listened to me.
Sign up to https://t.co/rzwZyRkFsH to help hold those health officials responsible for this to account.
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“COVID-19 vaccine is not routinely recommended for infants, children and adolescents aged 6 months– <18 years who do not have medical conditions that increase their risk of severe disease. This is because the risk of severe disease in this age group was very low both during and since the COVID-19 pandemic. The benefits of vaccination may not outweigh the risk of potentially extremely rare but serious adverse events such as myocarditis/pericarditis.”
Is there really that much difference between owning a Belgian Malinois and a German Shepherd?
A German Shepherd is a loyal protector, a gentle family dog, and a 70-pound baby who thinks your lap belongs to him.
A Belgian Malinois is a Navy SEAL with four legs who thinks sleeping is a waste of valuable training time.
A German Shepherd wants to protect your kids and cuddle on the couch.
A Malinois wants to protect your kids, secure the perimeter, and conduct a tactical raid on the neighbor's shed.
Both are incredible dogs.
One wants to be part of your family. The other wants your family to enlist.