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These people…. How would you describe their appearance?

Aside from measle-y

Let’s just say you won’t catch them eating Taco Bell

Do they at least enjoy La Tiara brand taco shells??

If you can’t tell that all of this is planned theatre, there’s no help for you.

If you don’t have the same feeling as the moment you saw the second plane hit the towers, you need to pay more attention.

Ok?

Wear a mask get the vax

Not any more they don’t.

I think a lot of this is over/under reported based on the business model of the outlet producing the consumable media.

The second the new HHS director took over *all of a sudden* all of these measles cases pop up and planes have tons of *crashes while on the ground* and other instances when it’s OBVIOUSLY driven by a business model driven narrative.

The reason it relates to S11 is that I think everyone knew the first plane hit the first tower immediately. And right then, half of us thought it is likely a statement by an outside force whether that’s terror, business or a military strike.

But when that second plane hit and we knew they were commercial planes….it was confirmed that this could be the start of a war or another terror attack by a terrorist organization outside the US.

None of this is coincidental.

I bet you have a ponytail, don’t you?

I started boosting my boosters with rooster booster from QuikTrip. Highly recommend triple masking if you’re gonna brave one of those petri dish stores though

I think you've fallen off the deep in buddy.

It’s probably pretty easy to differentiate between Danish immigrants and native Kansans due to the height differences.

I don't want to brag, but I recently passed through DFW airport.

It looks like you're safe. I don't know about this website, but it provides a description similar to what my travel clinic explained. I'm apparently in a narrow age group where some people got a non-permanent vaccination. (My personal vaccination was permanent, so I didn't need to get another one.)

https://www.healthline.com/health-ne...-revaccination

Key excerpts:

Measles vaccines became available in 1963. If you got the standard two doses of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine after 1967, you should be protected against the measles for life.



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The live version of the vaccine introduced in 1963 appears to have worked well, but there was another version (the “killed” version) that did not. That was also administered between 1963 and 1967.

Therefore, people who either received the killed version of the measles vaccine or don’t know what kind they received in the 1960s should be re-immunized, says the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionTrusted Source (CDC).

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“Most people born before 1957 were exposed to at least two major measles outbreaks, which confers immunity,” she said. Once a person has had the measles, they are immune for life. Its thse who received the vaccine between 1963 and 1967 are the exception, she noted.