Captain seeks immediate removal of 90% of the crew.
Remember the unapproved anthrax vaccine the military foist on the servicemen? Sure, you remember. Retired RADM Crowe was a owner in the lab that developed it.
Well, when a vaccine, any vaccine, for COVID becomes available, I know who the lab rats will be.
It is far better to have no heaven than to have heaven and hell; better to have no God than God and Devil. better to rest in eternal sleep than to be an angel and know that the ones you love are suffering eternal pain; better to live a free and loving life -- a life that ends forever at the grave -- than to be an immortal slave.
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Was he still on active duty when he became part owner? Seriously, I believe he was the SUPPO for a time while I was attached to The Big Stick, and then he was base commander at Little Creek. I got anthrax vaccine in 2005 while on TR. He had transferred by then but was still active.
Spent three days in Guam back in the late 80’s. Most important lesson was the roads are made of crushed coral which is quite slippery. Discovered how slippery during the bar crawl and tried to stop while running across the road. Ouch!
It pays to read the fine print when you sign up…
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I was glad to see Fauci and Birx be let off their chains and allowed to lay some cold hard honest truth on the American people yesterday.
In fact only one person at the presser told any bald face lies…baby steps.
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Was he still on active duty when he became part owner? Seriously, I believe he was the SUPPO for a time while I was attached to The Big Stick, and then he was base commander at Little Creek. I got anthrax vaccine in 2005 while on TR. He had transferred by then but was still active.
Unless I am mixing my Crowes.
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Don’t think so. He was on the JC in Reagan’s Admin. But hey, if your rank is ADM, are you ever really that far removed?
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Gotcha. Mixed Crowes for lunch today.
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WOOT WOOT! Two weeks in a Guam hotel!!!
https://thehill.com/policy/defense/490581-sailors-from-coronavirus-stricken-aircraft-carrier-to-quarantine-in-guam
Spent three days in Guam back in the late 80’s. Most important lesson was the roads are made of crushed coral which is quite slippery. Discovered how slippery during the bar crawl and tried to stop while running across the road. Ouch!
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3 years on Guam as a teen, learned to drive there and most roads were a mix of dirt and coral, slippery as hell (even without alcohol)…
Dove the reef most everyday….
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