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I posted facts, as I have in my post #39
It's time for honesty, and the necessary actions to protect the U.S.
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I posted facts, as I have in my post #39
The Original Tree
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Russia and China thank you for your gleeful gloating and your attempts to create hysteria over a virus.
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Your comment that I have the power to create hysteria over a virus suggests I am all powerful. Clearly that is not true, nor is it something I would ever claim. What it does provide is the fear I instill in you in my comments.
Of course anyone who has ever followed your work understands the vast divide between what you write and the truth. So my denial of your high praise will have no impact on the world.
The Original Tree
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You are just a nobody jackass in a sea of jackasses adding to your list of sins that you will be judged for on Judgment Day.
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It's time for honesty, and the necessary actions to protect the U.S.
So...........you're recommending that Trump resign? Cuz he lies all the time and has proven himself to be incompetent.
âWe have it totally under control. It's one person coming in from China, and we have it under control. Itâs going to be just fine.â
â Jan. 21, 2020 (interview)
Trump was asked during an interview with CNBC whether he had any concerns about a pandemic after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had identified a case of coronavirus in Washington state. That was the first sign that the virus might eventually spread via community transmission, but Trump dismissed any concern. Within weeks, Washington state would become the center of the outbreak in the United States.
Trump made this comment in an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, who noted that there were now eight cases in the United States. The Trump administration had imposed an entry ban on all foreign nationals who were in the Peopleâs Republic of China, excluding Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, in the previous 14 days, effective Feb. 2. Trump reportedly had been reluctant to impose the ban, citing his relationship with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but the action was urged by his top health advisers. The virus was already spreading through the United States. But the testing criteria set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were extremely narrow: Only those with recent travel to China or those who had come into contact with a confirmed infection would be tested.
So...........you're recommending that Trump resign? Cuz he lies all the time and has proven himself to be incompetent.
âWe have it totally under control. It's one person coming in from China, and we have it under control. Itâs going to be just fine.â
â Jan. 21, 2020 (interview)
Trump was asked during an interview with CNBC whether he had any concerns about a pandemic after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had identified a case of coronavirus in Washington state. That was the first sign that the virus might eventually spread via community transmission, but Trump dismissed any concern. Within weeks, Washington state would become the center of the outbreak in the United States.
Trump made this comment in an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, who noted that there were now eight cases in the United States. The Trump administration had imposed an entry ban on all foreign nationals who were in the Peopleâs Republic of China, excluding Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, in the previous 14 days, effective Feb. 2. Trump reportedly had been reluctant to impose the ban, citing his relationship with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but the action was urged by his top health advisers. The virus was already spreading through the United States. But the testing criteria set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were extremely narrow: Only those with recent travel to China or those who had come into contact with a confirmed infection would be tested.
georgephillip
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Economics has more to do with the spread of coronavirus than ethnicity. Imho, (crony) capitalism "managed," by an ignorant, arrogant moron, explains the current, wretched response to Covid-19.
Coronavirus gives us a terrifying glimpse of the future â and highlights a chilling paradox | Jeff Sparrow
"In 2018 the World Health Organization predicted a threat from what it called 'Disease X', on the basis that 'a serious international epidemic could be caused by a pathogen currently unknown to cause human disease'.
"At the same time the global pandemic director for Americaâs National Security Council resigned â and then his entire team was disbanded by Donald Trumpâs former national security adviser John Bolton.
"Trump, of course, told reporters he took 'no responsibility' for cutting the global health security team â and tweeted: 'I encourage you to turn towards prayer as an act of faith.'"
georgephillip
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Conservatives don't need no stinkin' social distancing.
Coronavirus Is a Moral Test That Conservatives Are Failing
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Heh heh. It's a heck of a thing, ain't it?
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I'm glad you Dems finally agree we should keep people from third world countries out of America.
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A very cowardly ad hominem.
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Bigots got to be bigots. Bigotry is a character flaw with no cure.
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Where did the coronovirus come from?
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Spanish Influenzaâs Final Lesson | Geopolitical Monitor
"But Spanish Influenzaâs final lesson remains unlearned by many people.
"The pandemic had two phases, divided by a singular mutation that altered the course of history. In the first months of the outbreak, itâs caliber was largely the same as the common flu.
"In the summer of 1918, it infected nearly 50% of the British troops fighting in Europe, and almost 60% of their French comrades.
"But the symptoms were relatively mild, and the survival rate was extremely high. Its symptoms included chills, a slight fever and cough.
"Typically, recovery occurred within a few days.
"Itâs the second wave, that starting in the fall of 1918, is famous for killing between 20-50 million people.
"In the month of October alone, nearly 200,000 Americans died.
"The symptoms of the mutation were far crueler, as victims usually perished within a few days.
"Their skin would turn a dark blue, caused by slow and painful suffocation as the lungs would fill with liquid."
Spanish flu has to be taken into context. The world was just emerging from a World War with widespread destruction. A lot of the victims were already compromised by the fighting & the use of chemical weapons.
With the exception of HIV/AIDS, no 20th century virus hit the planet like the 1918 Spanish Influenza pandemic:
Spanish Influenzaâs Final Lesson | Geopolitical Monitor
"Almost 3% of the worldâs population died in 1918, with Influenza claiming more American servicemenâs lives than the fighting in Europe.
"It spread at an unbelievable rate, reaching as far north as remote Inuit communities in central Alaska.
"Itâs believed that US President Woodrow Wilson even contracted it while negotiating at Versailles in 1919.
"The crisis didnât subside to manageable levels until later that year, as by then it had either killed everyone it affected, or the survivors had developed immunity."
There are a few survivors of that strain who are still living:
"Some, like JosĂŠ Ameal, now at over 100 years of age, still canât forget what he saw as a child.
"Or what he felt.
"'So many dead,' he told the BBC in 2018. He recalled how his aunt and uncle would keep the drapes drawn while the town marched itâs dead down to a collective burial ground, a useless attempt at shielding the young boy from the realities that faced his little village of Luarca, Spain."
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So?Spanish Influenzaâs Final Lesson | Geopolitical Monitor
"But Spanish Influenzaâs final lesson remains unlearned by many people.
"The pandemic had two phases, divided by a singular mutation that altered the course of history. In the first months of the outbreak, itâs caliber was largely the same as the common flu.
"In the summer of 1918, it infected nearly 50% of the British troops fighting in Europe, and almost 60% of their French comrades.
"But the symptoms were relatively mild, and the survival rate was extremely high. Its symptoms included chills, a slight fever and cough.
"Typically, recovery occurred within a few days.
"Itâs the second wave, that starting in the fall of 1918, is famous for killing between 20-50 million people.
"In the month of October alone, nearly 200,000 Americans died.
"The symptoms of the mutation were far crueler, as victims usually perished within a few days.
"Their skin would turn a dark blue, caused by slow and painful suffocation as the lungs would fill with liquid."
Spanish flu has to be taken into context. The world was just emerging from a World War with widespread destruction. A lot of the victims were already compromised by the fighting & the use of chemical weapons.With the exception of HIV/AIDS, no 20th century virus hit the planet like the 1918 Spanish Influenza pandemic:
Spanish Influenzaâs Final Lesson | Geopolitical Monitor
"Almost 3% of the worldâs population died in 1918, with Influenza claiming more American servicemenâs lives than the fighting in Europe.
"It spread at an unbelievable rate, reaching as far north as remote Inuit communities in central Alaska.
"Itâs believed that US President Woodrow Wilson even contracted it while negotiating at Versailles in 1919.
"The crisis didnât subside to manageable levels until later that year, as by then it had either killed everyone it affected, or the survivors had developed immunity."
There are a few survivors of that strain who are still living:
"Some, like JosĂŠ Ameal, now at over 100 years of age, still canât forget what he saw as a child.
"Or what he felt.
"'So many dead,' he told the BBC in 2018. He recalled how his aunt and uncle would keep the drapes drawn while the town marched itâs dead down to a collective burial ground, a useless attempt at shielding the young boy from the realities that faced his little village of Luarca, Spain."
The Original Tree
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No it is Courageous to try to save Unrepentant Sinners from The Flames of Hell.
Turn to the Salvation of Yeshua Messiah, or forever be cast in to The Eternal Lake of Fire.
Cease your lying and slander.
georgephillip
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"The Spanish Influenza showed us the price of placing national interest, or personal preference, over health and safety.
"In the present crisis facing the international community, it is important that we do not make the same mistake.
"It is critical to follow guidelines set up by groups such as the World Health Organization, which include avoiding large crowds, staying home if you are sick, and washing your hands regularly."
Spanish Influenzaâs Final Lesson | Geopolitical Monitor
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"The Spanish Influenza showed us the price of placing national interest, or personal preference, over health and safety."
It did? How did it show that?
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Right...the fact that virtually all flu strains originate in a place where: people and animals are stacked on top of each other by the millions, and those people donât use tissues and just blow snot rockets wherever theyâre standing, donât really use toilets and let it rip wherever theyâre standing, have no problem touching the animal shit all around them, and then eat and prepare those animals in a completely unsanitary fashion...all of that has nothing to do with the fact that the virus originated in that place. Thatâs just happen stance. A total fluke. Itâs all totally the fault of capitalism. Not the fault of the communist government in control of that place trying to cover up the virus while at the same time going about business as usual since mid November...when the spread of this virus couldâve been greatly slowed, or even contained had they been upfront with the rest of the world. Youâre right, goddamn you to hell capitalism for giving us commercial air travel that lets millions travel to wherever they want in day. It just makes me sick thinking about the unnecessary luxuries capitalism affords us.Economics has more to do with the spread of coronavirus than ethnicity. Imho, (crony) capitalism "managed," by an ignorant, arrogant moron, explains the current, wretched response to Covid-19.
Coronavirus gives us a terrifying glimpse of the future â and highlights a chilling paradox | Jeff Sparrow
"In 2018 the World Health Organization predicted a threat from what it called 'Disease X', on the basis that 'a serious international epidemic could be caused by a pathogen currently unknown to cause human disease'.
"At the same time the global pandemic director for Americaâs National Security Council resigned â and then his entire team was disbanded by Donald Trumpâs former national security adviser John Bolton.
"Trump, of course, told reporters he took 'no responsibility' for cutting the global health security team â and tweeted: 'I encourage you to turn towards prayer as an act of faith.'"
FYI, I wasnât speaking hyperbolically about the conditions in China. When weâre developing flu vaccines our researchers go specifically to China, look at all the strains of newly emerged Viruses there, and pick the 3 thatâll have the greatest chance to go viral. Because whatever starts in China, will eventually make it here. Thatâs why the flu vaccine isnât always 100% effective, because they didnât pick all of the correct strains of influenza, or a forth makes itâs way over here and wreaks havoc. And no, they do not use tissues, they blow snot rockets on the ground wherever theyâre standing, or sitting. In a restaurant, on the subway, on the streets, or in their homes. And no they donât use toilets that often depending on which region youâre in, basically all of mainland China donât really use toilets that often. They use them so little that areas where mainland Chinese go to for vacation frequently, they have to put signs up in Chinese/mandarin telling them not to shit in those areas, and how to use toilets. And if you went to their markets, you wouldnât want to eat anything for 3 days. They donât give a flying **** about sanitation practices, not the tinsiest bit. And theyâll eat whatever. Theyâll literally catch a rat with their bare hands in front of you, break itâs neck, cook it, and try to sell it to you...and wonât see any problem doing so because they do it on the regular. Thatâs why so many Chinese restaurants have been shut down in the US due to unsanitary conditions, and selling you âchickenâ thatâs actually a pigeon they grabbed while they were outside throwing away trash in the dumpster. If theyâre straight of the boat from China, culturally itâs not a problem to them and they donât think it is to you, but their digestive systems are use to it, ours arenât at all. Obviously a large majority of Chinese restaurants donât do that, but how many do get permanently shut down in the US just shows you how culturally different we are. And itâs not a case of neither culture is better, theyâre just different. WRONG, so many Chinese get murked from sepsis from easily treatable diseases, itâs an absolute travesty. Itâs to the point where itâs not a reliable place to do clinical research because so much of the data will get tainted and youâll have no clue whatâs a side effect or whatâs the normal riff raff of China. If all of what I said is racist, then so is saying donât drink the water in South America. Bernie broâs saying that calling this virus the Chinese virus is racist, have no ******* clue what theyâre talking about. Itâs not racist, itâs fact. We donât go to France to make our flu vaccines, we go to China, because thatâs where the fluâs originate.
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Right...the fact that virtually all flu strains originate in a place where: people and animals are stacked on top of each other by the millions, and those people donât use tissues and just blow snot rockets wherever theyâre standing, donât really use toilets and let it rip wherever theyâre standing, have no problem touching the animal shit all around them, and then eat and prepare those animals in a completely unsanitary fashion...all of that has nothing to do with the fact that the virus originated in that place. Thatâs just happen stance. A total fluke. Itâs all totally the fault of capitalism. Not the fault of the communist government in control of that place trying to cover up the virus while at the same time going about business as usual since mid November...when the spread of this virus couldâve been greatly slowed, or even contained had they been upfront with the rest of the world. Youâre right, goddamn you to hell capitalism for giving us commercial air travel that lets millions travel to wherever they want in day. It just makes me sick thinking about the unnecessary luxuries capitalism affords us.Economics has more to do with the spread of coronavirus than ethnicity. Imho, (crony) capitalism "managed," by an ignorant, arrogant moron, explains the current, wretched response to Covid-19.
Coronavirus gives us a terrifying glimpse of the future â and highlights a chilling paradox | Jeff Sparrow
"In 2018 the World Health Organization predicted a threat from what it called 'Disease X', on the basis that 'a serious international epidemic could be caused by a pathogen currently unknown to cause human disease'.
"At the same time the global pandemic director for Americaâs National Security Council resigned â and then his entire team was disbanded by Donald Trumpâs former national security adviser John Bolton.
"Trump, of course, told reporters he took 'no responsibility' for cutting the global health security team â and tweeted: 'I encourage you to turn towards prayer as an act of faith.'"
FYI, I wasnât speaking hyperbolically about the conditions in China. When weâre developing flu vaccines our researchers go specifically to China, look at all the strains of newly emerged Viruses there, and pick the 3 thatâll have the greatest chance to go viral. Because whatever starts in China, will eventually make it here. Thatâs why the flu vaccine isnât always 100% effective, because they didnât pick all of the correct strains of influenza, or a forth makes itâs way over here and wreaks havoc. And no, they do not use tissues, they blow snot rockets on the ground wherever theyâre standing, or sitting. In a restaurant, on the subway, on the streets, or in their homes. And no they donât use toilets that often depending on which region youâre in, basically all of mainland China donât really use toilets that often. They use them so little that areas where mainland Chinese go to for vacation frequently, they have to put signs up in Chinese/mandarin telling them not to shit in those areas, and how to use toilets. And if you went to their markets, you wouldnât want to eat anything for 3 days. They donât give a flying **** about sanitation practices, not the tinsiest bit. And theyâll eat whatever. Theyâll literally catch a rat with their bare hands in front of you, break itâs neck, cook it, and try to sell it to you...and wonât see any problem doing so because they do it on the regular. Thatâs why so many Chinese restaurants have been shut down in the US due to unsanitary conditions, and selling you âchickenâ thatâs actually a pigeon they grabbed while they were outside throwing away trash in the dumpster. If theyâre straight of the boat from China, culturally itâs not a problem to them and they donât think it is to you, but their digestive systems are use to it, ours arenât at all. Obviously a large majority of Chinese restaurants donât do that, but how many do get permanently shut down in the US just shows you how culturally different we are. And itâs not a case of neither culture is better, theyâre just different. WRONG, so many Chinese get murked from sepsis from easily treatable diseases, itâs an absolute travesty. Itâs to the point where itâs not a reliable place to do clinical research because so much of the data will get tainted and youâll have no clue whatâs a side effect or whatâs the normal riff raff of China. If all of what I said is racist, then so is saying donât drink the water in South America. Bernie broâs saying that calling this virus the Chinese virus is racist, have no ******* clue what theyâre talking about. Itâs not racist, itâs fact. We donât go to France to make our flu vaccines, we go to China, because thatâs where the fluâs originate.
thanks for all the interesting details.
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