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saying, you know, the more people who were in their questioning what sort of pandemics we might have, the better. i think his suggestion about having a sort of red team to do micro whatever architecture you build, its only as good as a people within the building and the decisions they make. his idea of having a red team to challenge the thinking, i think, having a red team to challenge the thinking, ithink, is having a red team to challenge the thinking, i think, is an excellent one because there is always a danger of groupthink, and perhaps that what was happening here. we were so focused, or the system was so focused, or the system was so focused on pandemic influenza because of the well risks of it, that the system had got itself into a belief that that was the most likely pandemic and that s the one we needed to prepare for. i think oliver s statement is powerful. so oliver s statement is powerful. 50 cu oliver s statement is powerful. so you don t think that he let yo
the acts. i think it is covid, can we blame it covid? sure. and climate change. is climate change a part of this? absolutely. he is hitting the top of that you can also grab the top and run backwards and try to bend it or snap it. 63-year-old guy and he is in good shape. look at the sky. and harold, seriously? look at this. white great shape that 63-year-old man is. international airport. that report will drive people out of their money. he was channeling me. here s another oliver anthony. what he did unites everybody. he is raging against the
before, he is a pilot. drive your car through it, what is with the ax. he then runs into the woods with the acts. i think it is covid, can we blame it covid? sure. and climate change. is climate change a part of this? absolutely. he is hitting the top of that, you can also grab the top and run backwards and try to bend it or snap it. 63-year-old guy and he is in good shape. look at the sky. and harold, seriously? look at this. white great shape that 63-year-old man is. international airport. that report will drive people out of their money. he was channeling me. here s another oliver
talking before about this sense of entitlement a run these white guys who had their pontoon boat moved, as it should have been moved obviously, to attack this guy. as coleman just said, there s no way to take out of the racial lens from what is taking place and why we re so interested by it. at the same time, this comes amid some very unrelated stories of other violence right here in new york city there was a riot basically in union square after an influencer said he is going to give away game controllers and he didn t and people were in union square and there was this paroxysm of violence that took place. we re seeing this with musicians having stuff thrown at them, and there seems to be an ambient rage that s in our country right now. and i find it as a rabbi and a journalist profoundly worrying. why is that? is it covid being cooped up and having all of these feelings that you can t express, what is going on where people are lashing out at this just