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๐จ๐จ SCANDAL: "Anthony Fauci illegally experimented on orphaned children"... "He buried their bodies in an unmarked mass grave to cover it up"....
"Fauci made sure none of those children had guardians, which is illegal, and then hid from the boards what he was doing. He took in foster homes across six states and handed them over to the pharmaceutical industry"...
"He made sure the people running those foster homes didn't even have medical training. Most of them were immigrants from the Dominican Republic. They knew nothing about medicine or responsibilities and were sick themselves"...
"And little by little they realized what was being done to those children, that they were torturing them. And, you know, there are videos of those children, an old BBC documentary that'll make you cry".
"I promise you can watch this without crying. One of these kids, 12 years old, is trying to protect an 8-year-old boy and has a tube in his stomach. And he says to them: 'I tried to fight them' and that's what they do"...
"If you fight them, you can't fight them. You just have to take the medications, and the kids didn't want to take them because they were making them terribly sick. And Celia Farber was this incredible investigator who worked on this chapter for me and did a lot of the original research on it"...
"She went to Hawthorne, New York, to the Gates of Heaven cemetery. She found the cemetery where Fauci was disposing of the bodies of these children who died in his illegal experiments"...
"She found an open pit, covered by a carpet of artificial grass. She pulled back the carpet and saw hundreds and hundreds of little coffins stacked haphazardly on top of each other, because they were children with no parents and no one there to protect them"...
"And Tony Fauci treated them like collateral damage and, you know, his goal was to expand markets for these pharmaceutical companies he'd partnered with by allowing toxic chemotherapy drugs against HIV to be administered to the children"...
"And then the next experiments, which are in the following chapter and are equally horrific, are his experiments in Africa"...
Robert F Kennedy Jr.
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The Brand Episode 1 ๐ฌ
An exclusive look inside our 4-0 start
#WreckEm | @WarrenCat
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There is no greater gift in life than being doubted.
#WreckEm | @plainscapital
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No need to get tricky when youโve got Cameron Dickey.
๐บ @CFBONFOX
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When Shehan writes about Texas Tech (or, really, anything) - read it:
This isnโt last yearโs Texas Tech. Itโs messier, less sure of itself. But in the image of Will Hammond, itโs still capable of greatness.
My late night dispatch from Lubbock:
cbssports.com/college-footbaโฆ
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.@MiamiDolphins @Raiders @Jacob_R_10 what a debut. So calm. So instinctive. A natural playmaker and the takeaways are coming....soon to a stadium near you. #phinsup #BaldysBreakdowns
Vance Debes retweeted
Bill Maher's 9/11 monolog was worth a watch, he really takes a blowtorch to the radical lefts love affair with Muslims!
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๐จ ALERRT ALERRT๐จ QB1 Sets The Tone Early ๐ฃ๏ธ
๐ฅ Sick shot by @impatrickclancy
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Heโs Back!
Texas Tech QB Will Hammond CLEARED by Surgeon, per his interview with Big 12 Radio ๐ดโซ๏ธ
๐ฅ: Big 12 Radio
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Nobody touched him.
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Second quarter, second career start, and he tucked the ball and ran. He planted. The knee went. Torn ACL, right leg, no contact involved.
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His team won 42-0, their first shutout of a conference opponent in twenty years. He watched most of it from the sideline.
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He was born in Austin, one of four kids. His father grew up in Salt Lake City and earned Eagle Scout, and that sash hung in the house all through his childhood. He earned his own.
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The summer before seventh grade he started running drops and throws in the yard with his older brother, another quarterback.
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Four varsity seasons outside Austin: more than 8,700 passing yards, 121 total touchdowns. As a senior he led the entire state of Texas in passing.
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Auburn offered. Oregon offered. Penn State, Texas A&M, Tennessee.
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He committed to Texas Tech in December of his junior year, to the staff that had offered him first.
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He'd decided long before. He watched the Red Raiders beat Texas in overtime from the stands with his mom, went back to the hotel, and prayed about it.
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Week 1 of last season, he broke a 64-yard touchdown run and hit 20.2 miles per hour. Eighth-fastest player in the country that week.
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In September the starter went down at Utah. He came off the bench for 230 yards and two touchdowns in the second half. Final: 34-10.
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Between thirty and thirty-five of his relatives were in that stadium. His dad's family never left Utah.
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Then two starts of his own. Then the knee.
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"If it's gonna be somebody that's going to be totally dedicated to getting back and attack the situation," his coach said, "there's nobody that attacks anything like Will."
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The team moved on without him. Conference title. Playoff. Orange Bowl.
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In the offseason they signed the top quarterback in the portal to start ahead of him. By spring that plan had fallen apart.
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He couldn't do anything about any of it. So he did the only thing in front of him.
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He wasn't cleared for spring ball. He threw anyway. Player-run seven-on-seven all summer with receivers who'd never caught a pass from him.
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This month his coach told ESPN that if they were playing right now, he could do everything.
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Full medical clearance: August 21. Week 1: September 5.
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Nine months from a knee that gave out on its own, to QB1.
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Will Hammond.
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Now you see the whole picture.
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X: @Will_Hammond13
Texas Tech Football: @TexasTechFB
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X: @ASCENDING_AZ | nowascend.ing
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