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Did all these guys get the super charged CV 19 gene editing jab and now they live in crazy ville. Time for a Putin blitzkrieg... But I will pose...
Fascinating. Sadly the blood viscosity regulation is upset in persons receiving the mRNA shots. Just another pathway to genocide. Those evil...
Not one person in the corrupt world of D.C. works for the benefit of people. If a person really works for the welfare of humanity, they're doing...
I'm sure Ron Johnson knows that everything he does is for the purpose of making his partisan compatriots look like populists. And then he acts...
These so-called grillings never even ascend to the level of kangaroo courts. There are no consequences, nor will there be. What a bunch of...
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Barry Wallerstein, executive officer of the South Coast Air Quality Management District, said in a statement late Monday that "there is not yet any definitive evidence to pinpoint the Salton Sea or any other source yet."
One reason for doubt, the statement said, is that "it is highly unusual for odors to remain strong up to 150 miles from their source." The smell was reported as far away as Palmdale and Lancaster, more than 150 miles north of the Salton Sea.