Giles Corey wrote:
Obvi wrote:
Oh, but I just want to be friends! Your best friend on these boards.
Your only friend on these boards.
This clown is worried about having friends on a message board and projects that silliness onto me.
Still waiting for your explanation on why its so great that the American taxpayer shells out $11 million per day to Israel.
You seem to be having trouble expressing yourself. You have never told me why you think this is happening.
Can't wait for your "insights". ;-)
Obvi wrote:
Giles Corey wrote:
This clown is worried about having friends on a message board and projects that silliness onto me.
Still waiting for your explanation on why its so great that the American taxpayer shells out $11 million per day to Israel.
You seem to be having trouble expressing yourself. You have never told me why you think this is happening.
Can't wait for your "insights". ;-)
What a p*ssy. You just won't tell us why its so great that the American taxpayer shells out $11 million per day to Israel. Come one. Have a moment of courage
It's all about the Benjamins baby
Giles Corey wrote:
It's all about the Benjamins baby
Oooh, now we are getting somewhere! Whose Benjamins? And what do they have to do with anything?
Ever heard of AIPAC?
And, of course, it's not just all about the Benjamin, is it?
It's also about the blackmail operation which Epstein and Maxwell worked for.
And the media smears against anyone who dare suggest that money and lobbying have any impact on Congress -- at least when it comes to Israel.
The three legged stool
Now that I have given you the actual reason the American taxpayer is required by law to give Israel at least $11 million per day no matter how bad things are in America....maybe you can put aside your cowardice momentarily and give us the company line on why it's so good for America that this goes on?
I would say I look forward to your answer but I suspect you will remain a coward.
Fat hurts wrote:
So today there is an article in the AJC about a YMCA camp that had an outbreak.
Here is what the GA Health Department told the campers to do:
The Georgia Department of Public Health has not said how many people from the camps have the coronavirus, but said this week it is “sorting through the list of positive cases” for contact tracing. Those who test positive will be instructed to isolate at home for 10 days. Others who were in close contact will be told to quarantine at home for 14 days, and get tested if they develop symptoms during that period.
So even people who were possibly exposed are not advised to get tested unless they have symptoms.
PLEASE DO NOT GET TESTED UNLESS YOU HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE COVID-19.
There is a very real testing shortage in Georgia. Leave the testing for those who really need it.
Just found out that "those who really need it" included my own brother. He was exposed and then advised by contact tracers to get a test and self-quarantine. Four days after getting his test he found out he was positive. Then he started showing symptoms a couple of days after that.
He lives in Kentucky. Doing ok. The rest of his family has tested negative.
90 deaths in last 9 days.
U40 age group accounting for 61% of new cases, 27% of hospitalizations, 4% of deaths.
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
191K tests in last 10 days. We can do better.
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
Giles Corey wrote:
Ever heard of AIPAC?
And, of course, it's not just all about the Benjamin, is it?
It's also about the blackmail operation which Epstein and Maxwell worked for.
And the media smears against anyone who dare suggest that money and lobbying have any impact on Congress -- at least when it comes to Israel.
The three legged stool
Now that I have given you the actual reason the American taxpayer is required by law to give Israel at least $11 million per day no matter how bad things are in America....maybe you can put aside your cowardice momentarily and give us the company line on why it's so good for America that this goes on?
I would say I look forward to your answer but I suspect you will remain a coward.
Oooh, some vague nothings! Nice!
Now care to put out something of substance? Tie it together? Make a case for exactly what is going on and why we should be so concerned?
Here's a hint for you: "Ever heard of AIPAC?" is none of the above.
Go ahead, lay out your case. I'll be waiting.
And don't worry, like I said, just because you are paranoid doesn't mean that THEY are not out to get you.
brazen2 wrote:
191K tests in last 10 days. We can do better.
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
We can do better and I wish we would. But testing resources are getting scarce.
So until testing is more easily available, DO NOT GET TESTED UNLESS YOU HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE COVID-19.
Otherwise, you are taking a test from someone who really needs it. And you are delaying the results for those who need to know ASAP.
Trumpers want to keep the testing numbers down. I guess they think it makes them look bad.
Don't wait until you have symptoms. GET TESTED
"All Georgians can be tested, regardless if symptoms are present" - GADPH
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
7 day moving average in GA looks to be above 2,000 cases a day, 4x what it was in May when the state started reopening. GA is behind TX, FL, CA and AZ in terms of hospital stress and infection density, but should catch up by the end of July if strong action is not taken.
brazen2 wrote:
Trumpers want to keep the testing numbers down. I guess they think it makes them look bad.
Don't wait until you have symptoms. GET TESTED
"All Georgians can be tested, regardless if symptoms are present" - GADPH
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
DO NOT GET TESTED UNLESS YOU HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT YOU REALLY DO HAVE COVID-19. OTHERWISE, YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM AND NOT THE SOLUTION.
Precious Roy wrote:
7 day moving average in GA looks to be above 2,000 cases a day, 4x what it was in May when the state started reopening. GA is behind TX, FL, CA and AZ in terms of hospital stress and infection density, but should catch up by the end of July if strong action is not taken.
Agree 100%.
And I see no signs from governor Kemp that any strong action will be taken.
Obvi wrote:
[quote]Giles Corey wrote:
Ever heard of AIPAC?
And, of course, it's not just all about the Benjamin, is it?
It's also about the blackmail operation which Epstein and Maxwell worked for.
And the media smears against anyone who dare suggest that money and lobbying have any impact on Congress -- at least when it comes to Israel.
The three legged stool
Now that I have given you the actual reason the American taxpayer is required by law to give Israel at least $11 million per day no matter how bad things are in America....maybe you can put aside your cowardice momentarily and give us the company line on why it's so good for America that this goes on?
I would say I look forward to your answer but I suspect you will remain a coward.
Oooh, some vague nothings! Nice!
Nothings?
Denial runs deep in this one
NuName wrote:
Obvi wrote:
[quote]Giles Corey wrote:
Ever heard of AIPAC?
And, of course, it's not just all about the Benjamin, is it?
It's also about the blackmail operation which Epstein and Maxwell worked for.
And the media smears against anyone who dare suggest that money and lobbying have any impact on Congress -- at least when it comes to Israel.
The three legged stool
Now that I have given you the actual reason the American taxpayer is required by law to give Israel at least $11 million per day no matter how bad things are in America....maybe you can put aside your cowardice momentarily and give us the company line on why it's so good for America that this goes on?
I would say I look forward to your answer but I suspect you will remain a coward.
Oooh, some vague nothings! Nice!
Nothings?
Denial runs deep in this one
I like your new name, K5!
;-)
Precious Roy wrote:
7 day moving average in GA looks to be above 2,000 cases a day, 4x what it was in May when the state started reopening. GA is behind TX, FL, CA and AZ in terms of hospital stress and infection density, but should catch up by the end of July if strong action is not taken.
+1
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED
How can it be 4x what it was if were testing 10x more than we were?
Someone has messed with my registered name
Current 7-day average for new hospitalizations: 81 (Last 4 days - 58 avg)
Previous 7-day average for new hospitalizations: 42
Wear a mask
Social distance
Wash your hands
GET TESTED