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1. about 23 hours ago on Clay Bennett

   “The images of beagles were drawn from a manuscript published in July 2021 in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases. The manuscript mistakenly cited support from NIAID, when in fact NIAID did not support this specific research shown in the images of the beagles being circulated,” the NIAID said in a statement a spokesperson emailed to us.

   Try factcheck . org for your information next time. I learned to fill out the research request form, it covers everything. Not only must you describe the experiment in detail and the possible adverse effects, your project WILL NOT BE FUNDED by any governmental agency or any public or private institution if any harm is done to the participants. You will not be able to have that research published in a journal (this particular experiment was online only). Doesn’t matter where in the world the experiment is conducted. BTW the US is not responsible for other countries and research approved by those foreign governments (Tunisia in this case). BTW #2: The head of any health related organization (Dr. Fauci specifically) is not responsible for any experiments unless specified as a co-author, nor are specific experiments included in any budgets.

2. about 23 hours ago on Clay Bennett

   We had a b**ch who would lift her leg. No every time, but frequently enough. She was head b**ch and that is Ms. B**ch to you, (Great bumper sticker, BTW)

3. 4 days ago on Flo and Friends

   I am 73 and really tired of hurting all over all the time. I remember dancing, hiking, wild and crazy. sigh..

4. 8 days ago on Jeff Danziger

   Strange how college administrations seem to have forgotten ‘Nam protests. I didn’t participate except to avoid the hottest locations.

5. 8 days ago on FoxTrot Classics

   Or chemistry class

6. 12 days ago on Pickles

   When I wear a watch, it’s on my right wrist. I’m left handed.

7. 28 days ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   There many whale skeletons at various museums. Many have residual rear leg bones. So the last drawing is incorrect in that the existing whales are transitional. Not surprising as all living organisms are transitional.

8. about 1 month ago on Michael Ramirez

   NHS (British National Health Service) has a web page that lists and explains the different ways sex development may not be so simple. The title is Differences in Sex Development. I chose this page as it is easy for non-embryologists (like me) to understand. While each disorder is rare, collectively there are many people affected. As an example, look up Caster Semenya, not transgender, she is female but has testes instead of ovaries. If you search for percentage of all DSD in the world, there are many articles and it is about 1.7%. US population is about 332,000,000. That means there are about 5,600,000 people so afflicted. It is cruel to insist they fit into an over simplistic definition of their physicality.

9. about 2 months ago on Michael Ramirez

   How can conservatives ignore the science of embryology? Follow the science, look it up, no one is advocating for someone like Frank.

10. about 2 months ago on Michael Ramirez

    Seriously, 1837 under Andrew Jackson. >