I didn't even see it when I went back to see what in the dickens you were talking about.
Then it hit me...
Posted on 11/02/2021 8:59:45 AM PDT by george76
I didn't even see it when I went back to see what in the dickens you were talking about.
Then it hit me...
Sheet happens...............
The point I was making is Alabama is majority non-vaccinated more than almost all other states.
I agree that anyone can be replaced (well, maybe not Rush Limbaugh) but finding someone willing to work in Alabama who also has been vaxxed is going to be hard.
I don’t think they can fire all the non-vaxxed this month and still keep the line going. It will cost them. Government needs to F off.
Thank you. Catherine Austin Fitts is absolutely brilliant. Her video Planet Lockdown from last year put together so many pieces about all of this, vaccines, mandates, passports. etc.
This is an unprecedented political climate in which conservative, MAGA Republicans cannot lose. The only thing that can screw it up is making the mistake of listening to the Karl Roves and Mitch McConnells of the world.
YES!! Thank you!
“Fetal cells (dead kids) were used in the testing process for all three Western vaccines, to the best of my knowledge.”
Not only are the babies delivered alive, horrifically, their organs are often removed when they are still alive.[18] This is how they got the HEK293 kidney cells used in the manufacture of the vaccines and why Pfizer wanted it to remain a secret:
The details of HEK293’s brutal – and from all appearances, until very recently, largely undisclosed – origins explain the company’s deep discomfort. Contrary to nearly a half-century of misrepresentation and obfuscation, HEK293’s creation did NOT arise from an “abortion” as everyday people understand it.
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To harvest a viable embryonic kidney … sufficiently healthy children old enough to have adequately-developed kidneys must be removed from the womb, alive, typically by cesarean section, and have their kidneys cut out. This must take place without anesthesia for the child, which would lessen the viability of the organs.
I make every attempt to be germane.
So. On topic...
“...if religious scruples afford immunity from civic obedience to laws, they may be invoked by the religious beliefs of any individual even though he holds no membership in any sect or organized denomination. Certainly this Court cannot be called upon to determine what claims of conscience should be recognized and what should be rejected as satisfying the ‘religion’ which the Constitution protects. That would indeed resurrect the very discriminatory treatment of religion which the Constitution sought forever to forbid.”
— 319 U.S. 624, WEST VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION et al. v. BARNETTE et al.,
Mr. Justice Frankfurter, Dissenting
https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/319/624
You qualify.
My ‘ignorance’ is cured by more info - which you have supplied.
Thanks for continuing my education.
I have farmers on all four sides of me. They don’t water, but they sure do a lot of other things; both before and after they plant that seed.
I’m impressed by the size of the machines they use! None of which is going to be offered in an electric model any time soon.
Does this apply to state or local level as well?
Speaking of med school.
Perhaps we’d not have health problems in this country if 50% of our doctors and nurses did not come from the lower half of their graduating classes.
Snags I can understand.
It almost seems like magic to me that software can take the CAD design and produce a toolpath instruction list for the NC machines!
When these snags appear, and the machinist figures out a way to get from point A to point B, do they then add those instructions manually so that the next time the part is created it no longer hits a snag at that location?
Gosh; I sure did!! Sorry fellas.
I see my mistake.
When I typed 'punching up' I failed to realize it could be taken as actually creating the code. I merely meant to load the already created program into memory from an existing file.
Amen!
I’ve encountered bad designs both pre and post NC stuff.
I have always said that ‘designers’ should work a couple of years in the manufacturing end to see how things can be created that are a LOT easier to build!
But, once the bad designs are corrected, NC makes things go a HECK of a lot faster, a lot more standardized and a higher quality over all.
Cheaper; too!
Foundations.
Make sure that yours is built on Rock: not sand.
Heck; I can't even find sparkplug wires in my 2020 Grand Cherokee!
The got rid of those. Each plug has its own dedicated coil sitting on top of it.
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