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The F and the U of FLU are in red. So it's cute, but I don't wear clothing like that. And even if I did, it's against the dress code where I work. BUT... I did copy/paste and image of it onto a piece of paper along with a graph showing the historical effectiveness of the shot (hint: never above 50% effective). And I just left that piece of paper on top of some other papers on my desk. And my desk is right next to the shredder, so people pass close to it a lot. I can't wait for someone to ask me about it.

Just finished reading this book. It was hard to find, my library system doesn't own a single copy and I had to go Inter Library Loan.

It didn't have a whole lot in it that most of us don't already know, after years of the covid debacle. The book was a transcript of several interviews with whistleblower nurses and respiratory therapists. Basically, it laid out the scam of hospitals getting money from the CARES act for "treating" covid patients.

But here's why I wanted to post about it: after reading it, I sent a text to these 2 friends of mine who, well I wouldn't call it a book club but we recommend books back and forth to each other. Both of these people are gung-ho vaxxers, neither of them seemed to question the covid narrative.

The response from the first person was "Glad it was written. I am not in the mental state to handle this. Maybe soon. Like 2028." The second person just gave that statement a thumbs up.

I guess it's going to be like this, now. Where people just can't even look at how they were deceived. How are people not angry? How is this not comparable to the holocaust, where eliminating the old and weak was part of the strategy?

Should I press or just let it go?