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Lois Lassiter's avatar

Was worried about you!!!

In college, I worked in an AIDS lab melting chemicals in some machine and writing down numbers. Had NO idea what I was doing, but had to do some 'research' to get into vet school. At the end of my term, the professor in charge asked if I wanted to be listed as an author.

I told him I didn't understand any of what I was doing, just followed directions and felt it would be dishonest to take credit. He was surprised at that.

I could have had my name on AIDS paper and called myself and AIDS researcher when I knew NOTHING.

Yeah...science ain't all that.

Steenroid's avatar

I was in grad school 50 years ago and we were expected to publish. We were often put on as coauthors even if we didn’t do a lot. A lot of times it was doing the lab work that Professors didn’t want to do. I can remember how many crude protein tests i did.

Matt L.'s avatar

Kevin W. Ng worked under supervisor, George Kassoitis, who co-authored the now, fraudulent and retracted paper. In the paper credentials, he is labeled as ‘G.K.’

George remains today — the Senior Group Leader & head of the laboratory of Retroviral Immunology at Crick Institute, London UK.

Turns out George Kassoitis wrote the first draft and revised the scam paper that has now been retracted.

Is this guy the real villain, hiding behind the proxy, Kevin?

https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/find-a-researcher/george-kassiotis

Also, the ‘Francis Crick Institute Limited’ is a registered CHARITY in England and Wales. It advertises as being a ‘unique partnership’ BETWEEN:

King’s College London

Cancer Research UK

UK Medical Research Council

Imperial College London

University College London

Wellcome Trust

Inisfad's avatar

A consortium of thievery. Rather amusing how many of those listed, Imperial College, of course, keep showing up under different ‘sciences’…covid, climate change, etc., all pushing the ‘globalist’ mantra.

Silent scorn's avatar

Very interesting 🤔

Michael Miller's avatar

So “The paper of record” bailed out and protected a fraud who was pushing their dishonest narrative. Birds of a feather flock together. I hope you all boycott that rag. The morality of this country is being flushed down the toilet. And then the co-authors….and Crick?? Well nice building anyway. :)

Freedom Fox's avatar

The Conservative Treehouse has great info to understanding the macro's in political machinations. Including understanding the role of the different media outlets and their corresponding USG agencies they serve as surrogate mouthpieces for. Under the understanding Kevin Ng is now working for the DOJ/FBI surrogate media outlet NY Times:

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/20/pulte-factor-quick-reference-guide-to-media-leaks/

"The State Department leaks to CNN

The CIA leaks to The Washington Post

The DOJ/FBI leaks to The New York Times and Politico

DHS domestically leaks to the Wall Street Journal

The National Security Council leaks primarily to Axios and Politico, NYT secondary

The Pentagon leaks to Fox News and the Wall Street Journal (Axios more recent)

Kash Patel leaks to John Solomon – Just The News

¹DNI leaks to the Wall Street Journal"

Lori's avatar

What do you think about Merck Animal Health's Nobivac NXT vaccines?

Lois Lassiter's avatar

I will NEVER put them in any animal. The older vaccines work just fine.

SimulationCommander's avatar

The entire point of automatically registering people (citizens and non-citizens alike) is to ensure a ballot gets printed for that person, then mailed out into the Æther. I wrote up a whole article about Oregon's DMV nightmare, but it's standard operating procedure in blue mail-in states.

https://simulationcommander.substack.com/p/an-inside-look-at-oregons-dmv-nightmare

DMV workers are supposed to confer with a co-worker about documentation, and once they decide that documentation is insufficient to establish citizenship, they're supposed to enter that into the computer.

Instead, we're supposed to believe that it was a "mistake" the workers failed to enter that information into the computer, thousands and thousands of times all over the state.

The excuse doesn't even make sense, but nobody in Oregon is interested in actually diving into the issue -- it's working exactly how they want it to.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I have learned never to expect anything than less from Democrats. Every one of their accusations against Republicans is a confession.

SimulationCommander's avatar

They know they're caught red-handed but stumble through a bogus excuse like it's an HR letter. The only way that a default dropdown menu selection matters is if the workers ARE NOT TOUCHING THE FIELD AT ALL!

FFS, they stopped doing daily audits! None of this was an accident!

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

They remind me of a 3 yo who finally can't figure out which lie to tell next until one day there are no more left.

Ollie's avatar

$3bn in covid money disappeared by Oregon, not surprised.

Tom Servo's avatar

It's a feature, not a bug

George Bredestege's avatar

DMV franchises should be policed by the ATF. A single mistake on a 4473 (form you must file for a firearm purchase) can lead to losing your license, although that got really bad during President Cabbage. They wouldn’t be making mistakes if that were the case.

Jan's avatar

Considering the level of stupid my retired DMV neighbor displays, none of that kind of work should be delegated to the DMV workers in my blue state.

Sunnydaze's avatar

Thank you for pointing out Oregon and their shameful “policies”. We watched them for decades do exactly what you described….get a license or ID card and voila! Illegal alien? Don’t worry - you still get one…or how about 2 or 3 even. We’ll send one to all your addresses you have listed over the years. Ballots anyone? You get a ballot! You get a ballot! Everyone gets a ballot!

Ppppfffftttt I spit on Oregons political criminal NON leaders! Oregon governors are a disgrace - all of them in the last decades.

SimulationCommander's avatar

They love to talk about being the "gold standard" of mail-in ballots, but everybody who lives there gets ballots for people who used to live in the apartment a decade ago.

Sunnydaze's avatar

My son got ballots at every address he lived at over a five year span. It was ridiculous. And anyone that lives there can tell you the horror stories of their “gold standard” BS. They are criminal liars who will fight tooth and nail to hide their crimes. Ppppfffftttt

Alice in Wonderland's avatar

Do you know anything about VoteRiders? [their name an allusion to the Freedom Riders, perhaps?] Anything REAL, not what their promotional parrots (like Wiki) say about them. I had never heard of them, but suddenly their glossy, full-colour, sturdy, postcard-sized handouts are ALL OVER THE PLACE here in Colorado, within the past week or so. These cards say to phone or text them at 866-432-8683 for more information (no office location or postal address given), and trumpet the fact that:

In COLORADO, you do not need ID to vote by mail.

They go on to say to readers who "Don't have ID? Contact us for free help.

We pay for:

* Your Colorado state ID card or driver's license

* Supporting documents like a birth certificate or Social Security card

* Ride to DMV or Social Security office"

I think this would be great for citizens who need it, and I believe they were originally founded as a non-profit for that very purpose, but I keep coming across more current information that refers to their mandate to help "residents" become able to cast votes ...

JUST WONDERING ... thanks!

SimulationCommander's avatar

Haven't heard of them, but I'd bet donuts to dollars that similar organizations exist in other blue states. (Little doubt being very well funded by taxpayer money)

Alice in Wonderland's avatar

Started praying for you within the past half hour ~ you frightened me. So thankful you are not only alive and well, but still providing us with our daily can't-put-a name-to-it, ineffable. We love you.

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Praise the Lord!

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Praise the LORD, all nations;

Laud Him, all peoples!

For His lovingkindness is great toward us,

And the truth of the LORD is everlasting.

Praise the LORD!

— Psalm 117:1-2 NAS95

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Mrs. M.'s avatar

Yay you made it❣️☕️✊🏼🇺🇸

Don Reed's avatar

10/16/26: We cordially (always!) interrupt the proceedings to congratulate Mr. Childers on his heroic landing at the John Wayne Alamo rental car agency’s kiosk (next time, land the plane on a runway…)

So. Who thought that the 11-day reign (July 21-July 31, 2017) of White House Press Secretary Anthony Scaramucci was a record that would never be broken?

Meet Katie Zacharia!

https://x.com/FoxNews/status/2111146227454947837

(Shouldn’t male and female California bimbos come with warning labels, like on the cigarette packs? “Paging Kimberly Guilfoyle…”)

“And they called the wind Zacharia!”

--- Secretary of State Marco Rubio has disclosed that Zacharia had also been a British prime minister for 45 days before being hired by the Trump administration.

Valoree Dowell's avatar

Just hire a white guy who speaks English, can change a tire without getting his tie caught in the jack, and knows how to tip at the local cafe. Come to the heartland. They're everywhere.

Don Reed's avatar

10/16/26: Hear, hear!

Lori's avatar

Do we know why she is being removed? Wow, that was fast....

Robc's avatar

her first press conference was just rough -- like she hadn't been properly prepared by folks or that she's really really bad at public speaking. Like deer in the headlights bad.

LMWC's avatar

Yes, she was super nervous, and obviously reading notes from a teleprompter . I liked what I read of her story, but that was painful to watch.

Garfield's avatar

Perhaps this may be the reason, Katie Zacharia faced questions over her legal credentials after admitting she did not pass the bar exam, and yet proffered herself on numerous X-posts as a lawyer.

Don Reed's avatar

10/16/26: I think it was a test run of the Karine Jean-Pierre Halloween impersonation act for Saturday Night Live.

Perhaps doing it in blackface would have been more historically accurate.

Silent scorn's avatar

British prime minister? No British accent. That sounds weird. She’s a regular commentary guest on Fox and a part of the Trump media group ( truth social, etc) and I’ve always liked her. I feel sad for her. I was reading something about Sean hannity bashing her on his show but I haven’t seen it yet. I’ve heard the democrat press pool really raked her over the coals.

James Goodrich's avatar

Wonder if anyone came across Ilhan Omar at the secret flu recovery vacation hospital? She’s suddenly gone missing!

Ryan Gardner's avatar

yeah, just a hop, skip and jump from illegals aren't voting to illegals being on the House Foreign Affairs Committee

carry on.....

Tom Servo's avatar

I wish she'd go missing. Permanently

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

She couldn't have left the country, right?, b/c they confiscated her passport.

Roger Beal's avatar

Check for recent nocturnal submarine departures from Havre de Grace, MD .....

Sarcastia's avatar

You're right about her passport being confiscated, but wrt to her leaving the country...?

She's well enough connected that she could board a private jet and be just about anywhere in the world by now. We'll have to wait and see. I for one will not be surprised if it turns out to be so.

John Boy West's avatar

One place Omar will not be going is Somalia where her family is known for terrorizing and disappearing other citizens. She may have to disappear to Uganda where Mamdani’s wealthy colonizers can entertain the nouveau riche huckster.

BelleTower's avatar

I do not think it is so simple as that. Flight manifests are required to confirm to immigration standards (or lose FAA clearance) and receiving countries would run the risk of running afoul of Trump and harboring a criminal etc etc. Not that it COULDNT happen but it seems unlikely. No, she is burrowed into some more local hole probably eating serving after serving of bananas and rice

Silent scorn's avatar

We don’t need no stinkin passports…

Lori's avatar

I hope she is never seen again and preferable out of America.

GregWA's avatar

I very much want to see her again, wearing an orange jumpsuit and matching orange head scarf, perp walked in front of some judge, in shackles, no bail (obvious flight risk), and then held in a Federal Prison. Not the country club Martha Stewart was in but one with trannies!

Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Benissimo!!!

The final line in Nessun Dorma is "At dawn we win!"

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, and that is the comm Trump has been sending for a long time now. They have been warned.

Phil Denter's avatar

It's getting to be so long now that it's starting to smell like bullshit, Dave.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Only to doomers and non-believers.

Phil Denter's avatar

Realists.

"No news wars." - DJT '24

"I'll stop the RussoUkraine War in 24 hours." - DJT '24

"Lock her up!" - DJT '16

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"There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, 'Fool me once, shame on...shame on you.' Fool me—you can't get fooled again." - President George W. Bush

FrankInFL's avatar

‘vincera’ is future tense: I will win.

Sharon Beautiful Evening's avatar

SO GLAD you're OK, J. C. - I thought I had inadvertently entered the C & C "twilight zone" and our beloved, errant "author" was on the 'other side' of the mortal plane--LOL!!

John Wayne is my very fave airport of all - flew into and out it when visiting my oldest son and his family after I had moved from Cally back to PA.

BE WELL AND SAFE TRAVELS...you are truly a LIFELINE of TRUTH for us, your loyal readers.

JEHOVAH JIREH!

Sandra's avatar

Yes you are definitely a life line for us followers. Stay well and be safe👍👏🇺🇸

NofloChick's avatar

I used to live about five minutes away from John Wayne. Loved flying in/out of that airport. Small but classy.

Mark1's avatar

And quite noisy, unfortunately, if you live under the takeoff route.

abwoodall's avatar

Whether or not it was Kevin alone or everyone of the others, why was the fraud committed ? Paid off by the drug companies ?

CaplT's avatar

Yes, follow the money…

Sandra's avatar

I suspect so!

Valoree Dowell's avatar

I looked for the paper to find out last author and funding but seems to have been "retracted." Last author is a Crick dude, George Kassiotis. Too close to George Kostanza not to be funny.

Matt L.'s avatar

Cricket Institute is a charity. And a partnership between these six (6) UK entities:

King’s College London

Cancer Research UK

UK Medical Research Council

Imperial College London

University College London

Wellcome Trust

Padrig's avatar

Thank you Jesus! We have been praying for you, Jeff. Not worrying. Praying. It does the heart much good to see you post. Get well soon and sleep all you want!

Tom Servo's avatar

"... after all, the list has at least 20,000 names on it, and nobody knows exactly who that includes." Would anyone be surprised if some Cali bureaucrat gave said 20,000 border jumpers a heads-up so they can move before ICE catches up with them?

Primum non nocere's avatar

Its not "human cockroach Fauci"

Its Fecolith Fauci.

A cockroach has feelings.

Dried hard excrement does not.

Mystic William's avatar

When you see the lead author of a major study is a Student followed by big name academics you can count on it being fraudulent.

Does anyone think any ambitious grant hungry academic would take second fiddle to a grad student?

Peter C's avatar

I haven’t been a grad student for a LONG time but I suspect most of the “authors” are simply glomming on to every paper they can to maximize various metrics - this leads to grant $ and institutional leadership

I doubt most of them did any work at all on this - which is not to excuse them - this is really an indictment of the whole academic system

But whoever Mr Ng had as a PhD advisor should be held accountable for this - they were either equally fraudulent or completely absent / but since he or she is an established and experienced person there’s no way they will be held accountable- the system protects anyone in the club

Valoree Dowell's avatar

call Nick Shirley.

Matt L.'s avatar

It’s this guy who is likely responsible, Kevin’s boss and co-author of scam paper:

https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/find-a-researcher/george-kassiotis

Mystic William's avatar

He should be fired.

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Now that we know about yet another fraudulent "gold standard" covid study and that California is stonewalling on who can vote, what on earth happened with Katie Zacharia? Quick, someone, haul Karoline Leavitt back to the White House. Maybe let her family move into the White House if that would help her out with her family.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes please. The new woman is not qualified, in my very humble opinion. I vote for Leavitt to return.

Juju's avatar

Has she had a second press conference? I know her first was a rough opening, she was too nervous

CitizenA's avatar

I’m sure she is a wonderful person, and that she was most likely nervous during her first press conference, but I immediately hoped she would be replaced. She just doesn’t have that special quality a spokesperson needs to exhibit, or the skill to handle the press. Place her somewhere else in the administration where she doesn’t have a public presence.

FrankInFL's avatar

I solemnly assure you that the entire WH press corps prays every day that Trump doesn’t ask Kayleigh McEnany to come back as Press Secretary.

Pam WP's avatar

Thank you to our Dedicated Leader!

Wishing you a quicker recovery! 🇺🇸❤️

Roger Beal's avatar

So, California, if you're skeert of malware and spyware, plug the damned DOJ USB drive into a burner laptop and open the file. This is not rocket science, even for progressives.

Robc's avatar

or you ask your IT security department / IT department to connect it to an air-gapped system to scan it first.