What Country do you guys live in where that’s a goalpost ?!

What Country do you guys live in where that’s a goalpost ?!

They're both called football...

They're both called football...

No, 1 is soccer.

Go Murica

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FDNY, NYPD, Other City Workers Protest Vax Mandate Outside Mayor de Blasio's Residence

https://www.mrctv.org/blog/fdny-nypd-other-city-workers-protest-vax-mandate-outside-mayor-de-blasios-residence

Covid Didn’t Crash the Healthcare System. But the Vax Mandates Might…

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/covid-didnt-crash-the-health-care/comments

Trash is piling up in NYC and sanitation workers blame de Blasio’s vaccine mandate

https://nypost.com/2021/10/27/nyc-sanitation-workers-blame-de-blasios-vaccine-mandate-on-trash-pileups/

Sen. Cruz Presses AG Garland to Investigate Dr. Fauci Over His Lies

https://bongino.com/sen-cruz-presses-ag-garland-to-investigate-dr-fauci-over-his-lies

UPDATE: COVID-19 Cases Plummeted in Indonesia After Government Authorized IVERMECTIN For Treatment – Big Pharma Vaccines Made Little Difference

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/10/update-covid-19-cases-plummeted-indonesia-government-authorized-ivermectin-treatment-big-pharma-vaccines-made-little-difference/

On July 15, 2021, the Indonesian Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) finally granted the Emergency Use Authorization for Ivermectin as the therapeutic drug to cure the Covid-19.
This was due to the country’s “worst-case scenario” epidemic at the time according to officials.  The number of cases were soaring in the country and the medical authorities were desperate to control the outbreak.


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Covid Didn’t Crash the Healthcare System. But the Vax Mandates Might…

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/covid-didnt-crash-the-health-care/comments

HMSA firing 300 employees here.

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HMSA firing 300 employees here.

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Hawaii can hardly afford 1 leaving nevertheless 300. HMSA=Blue Shield/Blue Cross out here. I cannot leave them at the moment but in less than 2 years I will be free to choose who I want to pay for healthcare (To an extent). And it won’t be Blue Cross/Blue Shield! 

Hawaii can hardly afford 1 leaving nevertheless 300. HMSA=Blue Shield/Blue Cross out here. I cannot leave them at the moment but in less than 2 years I will be free to choose who I want to pay for healthcare (To an extent). And it won’t be Blue Cross/Blue Shield! 

The worst part is that their PR person was making it sound like it's easy to get jobs.  She basically was saying lots of people hiring due to the job demand market.  Lack of empathy.

The worst part is that their PR person was making it sound like it's easy to get jobs.  She basically was saying lots of people hiring due to the job demand market.  Lack of empathy.

It doesn’t matter what she says. Losing 300 fully trained and experienced people in a labor market the size and type of Hawaii’s is going to be a huge blow to them. She lacks empathy and foresight. Or she is lying.

The worst part is that their PR person was making it sound like it's easy to get jobs.  She basically was saying lots of people hiring due to the job demand market.  Lack of empathy.

There is an "interchangeability" belief among too many people who think everyone is capable of doing any and every job.

While some jobs in healthcare use skills that cross over from other fields (administrative, inventory, custodial, etc.), you can't simply take a former computer programmer and hire them into a nursing or technician's role without adequate training AND some hands-on experience. 

You're literally putting people's lives in these employees' hands.  Losing seasoned employees and replacing them with untrained, inexperienced people is not a good trend.

There is an "interchangeability" belief among too many people who think everyone is capable of doing any and every job.

While some jobs in healthcare use skills that cross over from other fields (administrative, inventory, custodial, etc.), you can't simply take a former computer programmer and hire them into a nursing or technician's role without adequate training AND some hands-on experience. 

You're literally putting people's lives in these employees' hands.  Losing seasoned employees and replacing them with untrained, inexperienced people is not a good trend.

Maybe she should visit the forum here and learn the above.  This was explained months ago to someone else who thought it's easy to just change jobs or switch careers.

I had a friend who got hurt while working (workers comp), since he is partially disabled, he can no longer do that job. So they paid for him to be retrained doing a desk job now.  He had to go to some kind of night school for medical coding.

Same guy was given RX Ibuprofin (800mg) cause he refused Oxy and like narcotics. He had a metal taste in his mouth.  Told him that's his liver going bad and go see his doc. Piss wasn't coca cola, but wasn't dark yellow either. More an inbetween.

There is an "interchangeability" belief among too many people who think everyone is capable of doing any and every job.

While some jobs in healthcare use skills that cross over from other fields (administrative, inventory, custodial, etc.), you can't simply take a former computer programmer and hire them into a nursing or technician's role without adequate training AND some hands-on experience. 

You're literally putting people's lives in these employees' hands.  Losing seasoned employees and replacing them with untrained, inexperienced people is not a good trend.

working for the state doing IT = working in healthcare...

NIH Quietly Removes Gain-of-Function Research Info From Its Site

https://www.mrctv.org/blog/nih-quietly-removes-description-gain-function-viral-research-its-site

Florida’s path from worst-to-first in COVID metrics raises questions about pandemic restrictions

https://justthenews.com/nation/states/floridas-path-worst-first-covid-metrics-raises-questions-about-pandemic-restrictions

Florida’s path from worst-to-first in COVID metrics raises questions about pandemic restrictions

https://justthenews.com/nation/states/floridas-path-worst-first-covid-metrics-raises-questions-about-pandemic-restrictions

Basically, FL knew this was a world wide wave and rode it out.  They gave people the option to wear a mask or not. To stay home or not, to dine in or not, etc...

Too bad HI isn't like that.  I got friends visiting from Vegas and they can't believe what HI is doing.  But yet, voted for Yang/Biden for POTUS.  They're still blue and messing Vegas up by continuing to vote blue. Even after moving away cause the cost of living was 1 issue here.

Basically, FL knew this was a world wide wave and rode it out.  They gave people the option to wear a mask or not. To stay home or not, to dine in or not, etc...

Too bad HI isn't like that.  I got friends visiting from Vegas and they can't believe what HI is doing.  But yet, voted for Yang/Biden for POTUS.  They're still blue and messing Vegas up by continuing to vote blue. Even after moving away cause the cost of living was 1 issue here.

Considering we know masks don’t work for the most part the Florida stats just prove it. People should be given a choice to vaccinate or not, to wear a mask or not. And when they are given a choice look what happens. They have the lowest rates in the country.