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[Jeff505]

Very low moral in the Federal Government, talked to my daughter last night that works at the CDC. She said everyone is scared to death about being fired. They spent yesterday and will spend most of today cleansing web sites of gender language, no more pregnant person and things like that while there is 3 new Ebola outbreaks. For the moment they have shut down all communication and work outside of the office. At least for her team and her teams focus are the countries of Ghana, Niger and Mozambique.

They have to write a justification letter that defends why their jobs should not be cut. I totally understand what the feds are doing but I hate it for my daughter, her dream has been to work for the CDC and Ebola since she was in the ninth grade. She has worked there for 14 months and her fellowship term of two years is over in October. Before then she can be fired without cause. I told her to show up early, stay late and do absolutely anything someone asks her to do. But a problem is the people that will write the recommendation letter is not on their team and they may never even meet the person..

That’s a long winded way of asking if any other federal employees see the same sort of things, low moral and the fear of being fired.

My daughter also works for the government, the DOD as an auditor. It is a trying time for many government employees but a much needed change. She works from home 3 days a week and this will probably not continue. In my opinion for too long the government has not been accountable.

 

[Doubleplay]

We should first get back to basics, as we all know Liberalism is a mental disorder. When people vote for liberals they should expect to be sh*t upon. When we let the ignorance of liberalism invade an area with no consequences we do a disservice to all involved. Bad decisions come with a price, this is how people learn. The first step to overcoming this affliction is to realize that you have a problem and need help. I stand with open arms waiting to embrace those who want to turn from the dark side. I hope this helps.

No it doesn't.
Unlike you I'm not qualified to diagnose what's considered a mental disorder.
But I know that Federal government is not here to teach our citizens a lesson regardless which side they're on.
It's called tyranny.

 

[cwpayton]

Ivermectin is FDA approved to use in humans to treat a variety of parasitic infections including parasitic worms, hookworm etc... nothing else.
Nobody will use their license to prescribe it for the appropriate use.

OK ,point taken, but when a man made 'PANDEMIC" "virus" is spreading a contagion world wide , and the "shot " is not working , can we not think outside the box, " if no harm is done"

 

[Jeff505]

No it doesn't.
Unlike you I'm not qualified to diagnose what's considered a mental disorder.
But I know that Federal government is not here to teach our citizens a lesson regardless which side they're on.
It's called tyranny.

It would appear that you are in denial. It’s understandable that you would take exception to a contrary point of view. It is not the government teaching a lesson, it is the results of ignorance which is clearly embraced by liberalism. So yes, liberalism is a mental disorder but there is hope. Take baby steps to leave this downward spiral, eat more red meat, shoot more guns, recite the pledge of allegiance, catch a fish, take a shot of bourbon, change your own oil, go to church. Contact me if I may be of any assistance.

 

[Ridge Runner]

Legal orders have to be followed.

However, there are exceptions to refusing to follow/obey certain legal orders. Which the soldier will be free of punitive action under the UCMJ.

One is regarding parachuting. But this would be a different thread.

Medical is another. Paraphrasing as I no longer have my JAG advisor or copy of UCMJ.

Unit Commanders that fail, refuse, or deny to provide subordinates with preventable medical treatment is responsible for any injuries or illnesses suffered by those soldiers within their command.

Any soldier that refuses or otherwise unable to receive recommended preventable vaccine(s) and medication(s) may be: reassigned to another command, may still be deployed with their unit, however should such soldier contract a preventable disease by refusing such preventable medication(s) the soldier assumes all responsibility and could have any future claim denied.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Himm... Meanwhile California has been funding federal budget along with couple others like Texas, New York et.. for years and that money is being used to fund poorer states to make up for their shortfalls.
California is part of this country not a foreign place.

I carry my passport when I go to Californicate to visit my brothers just in case. LOL

 

[Brent in Az]

The small plane that crashed was a Learjet 55, Air Ambulance.

 

[Hunt anything]

It's not news it's a fact.
Also budget deficit has nothing to do with funding Federal budget.

I didn’t mean to lump them together.

I realize that California pays a huge amount into the federal budget but they do this by sheer numbers in population and corporations, unless I’m missing something everyone pays the same rates in income taxes in each bracket I would think I pay the same amount as someone that makes the same salary as I do in every other state to the federal government.

Just on a much smaller scale my home county in Alabama (Baldwin) contributes the highest amount to our state’s coffers at least it did in the past but haven’t looked lately, not unlike California to the federal coffers.

 

[Hunt anything]

OK ,point taken, but when a man made 'PANDEMIC" "virus" is spreading a contagion world wide , and the "shot " is not working , can we not think outside the box, " if no harm is done"

I think many pharmacies were refusing to fill prescriptions of ivermectin.

 

[Dirtdart]

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