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Blake Chortles said:
They failed in the military. All members were to be a least one jab in by Set 15. On sept 14th, they delayed it to December for some for the rest “sometime in early 2022”.

If we call their bluff I think most will win. Although it is definitely a risk.
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Its all Active Duty personnel by Dec 15 2021. Nat'l Guard and Reserves sometime in 2022.

As I've said in previous comments, I'm willing to bet the Recruiters and Retention NCOs are having a damn hard time filling their quotas these days.
 
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Ruin said:
What an asshole. Enjoy unemployment fuckwad.
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In the comments people are telling them to unironically sue due to discrimination because they're autistic. This person 100% knows what they are doing, they are purposefully trying to antagonize customers. Every major business has a policy to not do this. You should offer a mask and let customers know of the policy, then fuck off.

From the picture it looks like they work at a Walgreens/Rite Aid/CVS. They aren't going to give a fuck this guy is autistic. It has nothing to do with it. Some retarded redditor is telling them this violates the ADA lmao
 
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UVB-76 said:
I wonder what the body's immune response was responding to. :thinking:
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There's no telling. The human body is fascinating. Something as simple as being in a high stress environment and diet can make some women simply not have a period for months at a time.

However, most women do keep track of that shit and if the jabs are throwing off something as basic as a menstrual cycle, what else could it be doing that we simply aren't paying attention to.
 
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Bakarina said:
There's no telling. The human body is fascinating. Something as simple as being in a high stress environment and diet can make some women simply not have a period for months at a time.

However, most women do keep track of that shit and if the jabs are throwing off something as basic as a menstrual cycle, what else could it be doing that we simply aren't paying attention to.
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This isn't talked about that much, but I know a few women who won't use the pill because it fucked with their cycle even though most people don't complain. If anything, this tells me that the spike proteins are probably ending up in the ovaries and most women are not feeling side effects over it. Which means the internet schizos were right again and the people saying that was a lie are enemies of the people as usual. Does it cause long lasting damage? Hell if I know, but it doesn't need to. They lied, and it's not "safe and effective".
Happy 3000th page, everyone.
 
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Happy 3,000! Still not getting the jab.
After waiting it out for 18 months, I finally found what "two weeks" means:
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Yeah I'm really regretting NOT getting an experimental jab that could potentially ruin my heart or make me infertile, I REALLY need that 12 days of protection REALLY bad you don't understand.
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The Covid vaccines do not play nicely with the uterus. I'm surprised the anti-abortion, anti- birth control crowd isn't raising hell over this, but then Covid got the MLM idiots to stop pushing essential oils as a cure for everything so I guess they have a secret method too powerful for the average joe to know about.
 
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A covid clusterfuck in three acts.

Mongolia
  1. Government gets attacked for not forcing the jab on its citizens and is forced out in January
  2. New government comes in February and starts jabbing citizens
  3. Cases explode in February/March and continue to
www.worldometers.info

Mongolia COVID: 386,258 Cases and 2,041 Deaths - Worldometer

Mongolia Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.
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With New PM, a New Generation Taking Charge in Mongolia

Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene represents a new type of Mongolian leader: a younger, Western-educated professional with a strong policy focus.
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With New PM, a New Generation Taking Charge in Mongolia​

Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene represents a new type of Mongolian leader: a younger, Western-educated professional with a strong policy focus.

Last week, Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh Ukhnaa resigned, offering a grand gesture of accountability to recent protests over COVID-19 measures.
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I'm sure these 'protests' were completely organic and had absolutely no outside influence.

I'm posting this just make sure no one starts believing there is some sort of conspiracy going on here. It is just Mongolia and there aren't numerous other countries where similar patterns exist.

Fact Check-These four leaders were not killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccination
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Fact Check-These four leaders were not killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccination

Social media users suggested four African leaders who died in recent months were killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccinations for their citizens. Although some of them were coronavirus sceptics, one died of cancer, two are suspected of having died of COVID-19 and the fourth...
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It's been DEBONKED.
 
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Plank said:
A covid clusterfuck in three acts.

Mongolia
  1. Government gets attacked for not forcing the jab on its citizens and is forced out in January
  2. New government comes in February and starts jabbing citizens
  3. Cases explode in February/March and continue to
www.worldometers.info

Mongolia COVID: 386,258 Cases and 2,041 Deaths - Worldometer

Mongolia Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.
www.worldometers.info www.worldometers.info
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thediplomat.com

With New PM, a New Generation Taking Charge in Mongolia

Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene represents a new type of Mongolian leader: a younger, Western-educated professional with a strong policy focus.
thediplomat.com

With New PM, a New Generation Taking Charge in Mongolia​

Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene represents a new type of Mongolian leader: a younger, Western-educated professional with a strong policy focus.


I'm sure these 'protests' were completely organic and had absolutely no outside influence.

I'm posting this just make sure no one starts believing there is some sort of conspiracy going on here. It is just Mongolia and there aren't numerous other countries where similar patterns exist.

Fact Check-These four leaders were not killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccination
www.reuters.com

Fact Check-These four leaders were not killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccination

Social media users suggested four African leaders who died in recent months were killed for opposing COVID-19 vaccinations for their citizens. Although some of them were coronavirus sceptics, one died of cancer, two are suspected of having died of COVID-19 and the fourth...
www.reuters.com www.reuters.com
It's been DEBONKED.
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I don't know how Mongol politics work, hopefully a fellow Mongol Kiwi can lecture me once he finishes razing some village and herding a horde of yaks, but the guy who got replaced became president on June and these two were from the same political party.
 
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Hot Cup of Joe said:
I'm wondering if the vaccinations are having a 'seat-belt law' kind of effect?

When front and rear seat belts became mandatory by law in the UK in the 80's, the whole country saw a big uptick in car accident related fatalities. Some pointed to the seat belt saying "it kills people!", when in reality, those who wore a seat belt believed they were invincible/less likely to be killed because they now wore a seat belt. That mentality meant drivers started taking more risks, thinking they were safer than before, which led to the rise in deaths

People who are jabbed are taking less precautions and being more stupid, even those who are vulnerable. If covid is like the flu, a flu can and does kill people who are weak, old, or immuno-comprimised. I can imagine a scenario of "well, granny is jabbed, and I'm jabbed, let's go mingle with a shit load of people" even though they may not necessarily have done that in the past.

If true, the responsibility of the media and governments to offer clear messages has been tossed aside for political points. Telling people they will be safe, at best, or at worst 95% protected - when the relaity is more like 45% protected, may have led to a chunk of the population thinking they're invincible, and putting themselves and others in danger.

In 2018 you wouldn't take your elderly and vulnerable parents/grand-parents to a large gathering when a bad strain of flu was knocking about.
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What you're describing is called moral hazard, and I'm entirely sure it's happening. The vaccinated will be less inclined to guard against transmission risk because they don't bear the cost of social stigmatization. Many (probably most) also believe they've got sterilizing immunity, despite being vulnerable in reality.
 
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