@QMS

A nurse speaks about what she saw in the hospital during the Rona scam. I’ll just post the link so not to break the rules on Covid discussion, but highly recommend watching it. We were told that hospitals were overwhelmed, but many hospitals closed down and very few took the Rona patients. She says that every flu season hospitals fill up…duh. And it’s weird that we closed the country for Rona for grandma, but we don’t protect grandma during the flu season.

https://twitter.com/ChildrensHD/status/1733940175687082090?s=20

This time about the CDC numbers during the panic demic.
Does anyone remember the number of flu deaths went to almost zero?
It was my first realization that it was all make believe. Manipulating stats.

The CDC estimates that between 12,000 and 52,000 people died of the flu annually between 2010 and 2020. The 2017–18 flu season had more related deaths than any other season: an estimated 52,000.

Estimates for 2020-21 are not available due to minimal influenza activity.

CDC’s enhanced/rigged COVID count always was the total of
1. Pneumonia deaths (bacterial, community acquired, secondary)
2. Flu deaths (influenza)
3. COVID only deaths (whatever that means)
From the moment the numbers diverged, I’ve wondered why Fauci et al, hat tip to the AntiChrist himself Scott Gottlieb, didn’t adjust their numbers upwards to include deaths from the mRNA therapy in the COVID DEATH COUNT. Who would have noticed except for a few crazies here and there?Probably because they were too prideful in thinking that maneuver would have clearly signaled their much heralded state-of-the-art clot shot was exactly like their true selves, miserable failures.

from poster Dr D Rich at TAE.

And why did it take the docs so long to figure out ventilators were killing people?

Ulterior motives.

@TheOtherMaven finest horses know to the world at the time. Many of these fine stallions and mares were turned loose at the time of the explorers return to Europe.
The wild horses in the US are descended from the best of the best. They are intelligent, athletic, and trainable. I supported wild horse rescues for decades.

blanks out the important fact that the Spanish Conquistadores, who reintroduced horses to the Americas, were Europeans.

There had to have been some initial interaction for the idea to get around that these new critters weren't just another source of food, but could also be tamed for transportation. (Even if the "interaction" involved no more than spying from a distance.)

@enhydra lutris
to Mr.Ed, smartest horse I evah nude.

or so they say, but ye ordinary equus is clearly topped by the fancy horse. I guess, to beat ye fancy horse you need to come up with two horses, so I'll see yon fancy horse and raise you 2 horses:

Behold Le Deaux Chevaux:

be well and have a good one

@JtC No stunt rider was used?
What a horse!
Good thing paint horses are known to be slow!