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Just a mind f*** at this point
The World Health Organization Didn’t Actually Mean Asymptomatic Spread Is “Very Rare”
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Lisa
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You just can’t make this stuff up...
‘Make it a little kinky': NYC officials update their guide to having sex during COVID-19 pandemic telling New Yorkers to 'wear masks, create physical barriers with walls and to take part in sexy Zoom parties'
www.dailymail.co.uk
Boris Johnson confirms singletons can have sex with people they don't live with from Saturday
www.dailystar.co.uk
‘Make it a little kinky': NYC officials update their guide to having sex during COVID-19 pandemic telling New Yorkers to 'wear masks, create physical barriers with walls and to take part in sexy Zoom parties'
New Yorkers told to 'create physical barriers with walls during sex'
The Department of Health issued a three-page memo Monday telling residents to try and avoid having casual sex and orgies but to wear a mask if you do so.
Boris Johnson confirms singletons can have sex with people they don't live with from Saturday
Boris confirms singletons can have sex with people they don't live with soon
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been speaking at Downing Street's daily coronavirus press conference this afternoon, where he has been detailing further changes to lockdown in England
www.dailystar.co.uk
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Research shows high dose of oral liposomal Vitamin C helps Covid patients recover faster
News:Research shows high dose of oral liposomal Vitamin C helps Covid patients recover faster
I didn’t know there was a difference between liposomal vit c and regular oral vit c, but apparently the conversion allows you to take a higher dose without the same gi issues, and this method has been tried in India with good results. I like that an oral administration gives people independence to try this method at home so I thought I would share it with you all. It might be worth a shot if anyone ends up getting sick and you want to try to avoid the mainstream route.
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I just have the type O blood..haha!
Could YOUR blood put you in danger of getting severely sick with COVID-19? The cheapest and easiest ways to find out if you have low-risk type O, revealed
www.dailymail.co.uk
Could YOUR blood put you in danger of getting severely sick with COVID-19? The cheapest and easiest ways to find out if you have low-risk type O, revealed
Revealed: How to find out your blood type in the US
People can find out their blood type for free by donating at clinics across the US. At-home home tests are available online for $8.95 and private clinics can perform the tests for about $36.
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Yesterday they were in your bedroom and now today..the bathroom..
New lockdown toilet rules everyone needs to know: Experts share their advice for guests visiting someone else's home - including waiting 30 minutes between uses and leaving the seat UP
www.dailymail.co.uk
New lockdown toilet rules everyone needs to know: Experts share their advice for guests visiting someone else's home - including waiting 30 minutes between uses and leaving the seat UP
How to safely use someone else's toilet
Speaking to FEMAIL, personal hygiene experts based in the UK offered their advice to guests looking to use the facilities while visiting a friend or family member.
Lisa
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Idk...maybe all the continuing corona propaganda got to some people?
Corona news has all but vanished in the last two weeks. Try again.
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This is blamed on that fall you’re talking about...
Dow plunges 1,800 points following Fed's dire jobs warning
The Dow closed 1,800 points down Thursday following the Fed's warning it could take years to get back the millions of jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today’s articles..
Coronavirus' slow mutation will make vaccines more effective
Researchers say coronavirus has mutated only about two dozen times meaning strains that have hit Europe and the US are very similar the original virus that originated in Wuhan.
Coronavirus IS seasonal, suggest vibrant maps
A new study found that eight cities that had 'substantial' spread of coronavirus were all on a narrow band of latitude with similar cold temperatures and low levels of humidity.
US reaches TWO MILLION cases of COVID-19
The United States reached two million reported cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. Though some countries are close to the one million mark, the US is the only nation to not only surpass that mark, but double it.
Pence breaks Virginia law to visit packed, mask-less Trump campaign HQ
Mike Pence posted, and subsequently deleted, an image of him violating Virginia coronavirus orders by visiting the crowded Donald Trump reelection campaign headquarters in Rosslyn with no masks.
US reaches TWO MILLION cases of COVID-19
The United States reached two million reported cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. Though some countries are close to the one million mark, the US is the only nation to not only surpass that mark, but double it.
How to safely use someone else's toilet
Speaking to FEMAIL, personal hygiene experts based in the UK offered their advice to guests looking to use the facilities while visiting a friend or family member.
Dr. Fauci slams WHO for claiming COVID transmission was 'very rare'
The senior US health adviser said Wednesday there was no evidence to suggest that transmission from an asymptomatic person to an infected person was uncommon.
Hawaii extends 14-day coronavirus quarantine for all travelers
Governor David Ige extended the mandatory quarantine in an effort to keep the coronavirus cases on the island low.
De Blasio pledges just $3 MILLION to save family-owned NYC restaurants
Mayor de Blasio proudly announced the launch of New York City's Restaurant Revitalization Program in his daily press briefing Thursday.
Coronavirus survivor in US receives double lung transplant
Surgeons at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago have given a new set of lungs to a young woman with severe lung damage from coronavirus. It's among the first such operations in the US.
United Airlines will require a self-assessment health screening
The effort by United Airlines Holdings Inc. will ask for customers to confirm that they haven't experienced symptoms of the coronavirus.
Two hairdressers with coronavirus DIDN'T result in further cases
Springfield-Greene County Health Department announced Monday there were no further linked to two hairdressers who had served 140 customers while displaying coronavirus symptoms.
Regeneron begins human testing of COVID-19 antibody cocktail
On Thursday, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals on said it has begun human testing of its experimental pair of antibodies in the hopes they will 'neutralize' coronavirus to treat or prevent infection.
Mothers slammed for putting face masks on babies
Vanessa Madrid, from California, took to Facebook to explain that their smaller airways put them at 'risk of suffocation' if their breathing is constricted.
India sees a record 10,000 coronavirus cases in a day
India's tally has reached 286,579 confirmed cases, the fifth highest in the world, with 8,102 deaths, including 357 in the last 24 hours. Dr Harjit Singh Bhatti warned government to up healthcare spending.
Manfred says '100%' chance of MLB season, new proposal soon
After St. Louis Cardinals owner Bill DeWitt Jr. claimed MLB 'isn't very profitable,' Commissioner Rob Manfred left players with an ultimatum to start the pandemic-delayed season on Wednesday.
Obviously they ramped it back up since the riots fizzled...
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How many people do you think scour the daily mail’s articles daily in America? It is definately not headline news anymore, it’s been replaced.This is blamed on that fall you’re talking about...
Dow plunges 1,800 points following Fed's dire jobs warning
The Dow closed 1,800 points down Thursday following the Fed's warning it could take years to get back the millions of jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today’s articles..
Coronavirus' slow mutation will make vaccines more effective
Researchers say coronavirus has mutated only about two dozen times meaning strains that have hit Europe and the US are very similar the original virus that originated in Wuhan.Coronavirus IS seasonal, suggest vibrant maps
A new study found that eight cities that had 'substantial' spread of coronavirus were all on a narrow band of latitude with similar cold temperatures and low levels of humidity.US reaches TWO MILLION cases of COVID-19
The United States reached two million reported cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. Though some countries are close to the one million mark, the US is the only nation to not only surpass that mark, but double it.Pence breaks Virginia law to visit packed, mask-less Trump campaign HQ
Mike Pence posted, and subsequently deleted, an image of him violating Virginia coronavirus orders by visiting the crowded Donald Trump reelection campaign headquarters in Rosslyn with no masks.US reaches TWO MILLION cases of COVID-19
The United States reached two million reported cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. Though some countries are close to the one million mark, the US is the only nation to not only surpass that mark, but double it.How to safely use someone else's toilet
Speaking to FEMAIL, personal hygiene experts based in the UK offered their advice to guests looking to use the facilities while visiting a friend or family member.Dr. Fauci slams WHO for claiming COVID transmission was 'very rare'
The senior US health adviser said Wednesday there was no evidence to suggest that transmission from an asymptomatic person to an infected person was uncommon.Hawaii extends 14-day coronavirus quarantine for all travelers
Governor David Ige extended the mandatory quarantine in an effort to keep the coronavirus cases on the island low.De Blasio pledges just $3 MILLION to save family-owned NYC restaurants
Mayor de Blasio proudly announced the launch of New York City's Restaurant Revitalization Program in his daily press briefing Thursday.Coronavirus survivor in US receives double lung transplant
Surgeons at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago have given a new set of lungs to a young woman with severe lung damage from coronavirus. It's among the first such operations in the US.United Airlines will require a self-assessment health screening
The effort by United Airlines Holdings Inc. will ask for customers to confirm that they haven't experienced symptoms of the coronavirus.Two hairdressers with coronavirus DIDN'T result in further cases
Springfield-Greene County Health Department announced Monday there were no further linked to two hairdressers who had served 140 customers while displaying coronavirus symptoms.Regeneron begins human testing of COVID-19 antibody cocktail
On Thursday, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals on said it has begun human testing of its experimental pair of antibodies in the hopes they will 'neutralize' coronavirus to treat or prevent infection.Mothers slammed for putting face masks on babies
Vanessa Madrid, from California, took to Facebook to explain that their smaller airways put them at 'risk of suffocation' if their breathing is constricted.India sees a record 10,000 coronavirus cases in a day
India's tally has reached 286,579 confirmed cases, the fifth highest in the world, with 8,102 deaths, including 357 in the last 24 hours. Dr Harjit Singh Bhatti warned government to up healthcare spending.Manfred says '100%' chance of MLB season, new proposal soon
After St. Louis Cardinals owner Bill DeWitt Jr. claimed MLB 'isn't very profitable,' Commissioner Rob Manfred left players with an ultimatum to start the pandemic-delayed season on Wednesday.
Obviously they ramped it back up since the riots fizzled...
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COVID-19 cases have spiked in at least 21 states since lockdowns were eased
Trump is having attendees at his rallies sign liability waivers regarding contracting corona virus stating that they acknowledge the health risks. File too large to post. I tried.
Lisa
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17 articles for one day...it’s a lot. I wouldn’t know how many people in America go to the daily mail..sorry.
Is it an American publication? How’s this... how busy have the corona threads on here been? That’s a pretty fair gauge of the public attention. Cause the threads here have been dead. Atleast as compared to how they were a couple weeks ago.
Lisa
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It has an American section...so maybe they get quite a few of us?
Sure..with the riots the msm forgot all about scaring us with covid but now that the riots have fizzled out..they’re back at it with 17 articles in one day.
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Bald men and black people..
Bald men may be hit harder by coronavirus, scientists fear
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Bald men may be hit harder by coronavirus, scientists fear
Bald men may be hit harder by coronavirus, scientists fear
Bald men appear to be at higher risk of suffering severe coronavirus symptoms — a risk factor being named after the Big Apple man who was the first US doctor to die of the contagion, according to a…
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Tony Blair Calls for Creation of “Digital ID” in Post-Coronavirus World
An Orwellian proposal.
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Richard Moorhead
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair called for western societies to implement a form of “digital ID” in the post coronavirus-world to prevent individuals from spreading the disease, through a system that Blair seems to suggest would allow figures of authority to instantly access the medical information of their underlings.
The neoliberal-era establishment politician was speaking virtually at the COGX Conference on Tuesday.
“What we’re saying in this paper is you can create a digital ID today that is much more easily protected, so you can deal with a lot of the privacy and surveillance issues that worry people. It’s a natural evolution of the way that we’re going to use technology in any event, to transact daily life. This COVID crisis gives an additional reason for doing that.”
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Blair claims that in order to restart businesses and international travel, “you need to know people’s disease status.”
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“Unless you’re able to record some of this data in a way that people can use, it’s going to be difficult to go back to anything like a near normal in things like transport. So, if you’re going to start international travel again, how do you do that, unless people can be easily tested and have some record of that test?”
Blair’s proposal doesn’t even seem to avoid the mere appearance of fundamentally violating traditional civil liberties, openly forcing the public to disclose personal medical data in the name of disease prevention.
Blair admitted the pandemic had proved a useful tool in advancing his vision for a “digital ID-” a proposal he says he has always supported. “I think there’s always been a good case for introducing some form of digital ID, but I think that case is even more powerful today.”
Quite obviously, making individual medical information accessible on such a standardized and seemingly compulsory basis would be a severe violation of the traditional ethics of medicine practiced in western society.
Commentators broadly affiliated with the political and media elite have increasingly supported proposals that seem to resemble Blair’s, with some suggestions for the mass implementation of biological “microchips” to allow employers to monitor their employees at any time of the day.
Tony Blair Calls for Creation of "Digital ID" in Post-Coronavirus World - Big League Politics
An Orwellian proposal.
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thursdayafternoon
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yes. a non-hysterical parent.
Total COVID-19 deaths under age 15 = 21 out of 327 million.
Moreover, we don't know how much they inflate the numbers. Because they admitted that the tests didn't work.
April 6 2020
UK government admits Covid-19 antibody tests don’t work
Ministers had hoped tests would pave way for an easing of lockdown restrictionswww.ft.com
UK government admits Covid-19 antibody tests don’t work
Ministers had high hopes that the arrival of the tests would give a much clearer picture about how many people had been infected by Covid-19, paving the way for an eventual easing of lockdown restrictions.
Test kits that work correctly when deciding to lockdown but work incorrectly while easing it.
April 18, 2020
Contamination at CDC lab delayed rollout of coronavirus tests
Shortcomings with the tests were first noticed in late January, after the CDC sent an initial batch to 26 public health labs across the country. According to those with knowledge of what unfolded, false-positive reactions emerged at 24 of the 26 labs that first tried out the kits in advance of analyzing samples gathered from patients.
Tanzania president questions coronavirus kits after animal test
Tanzania president questions coronavirus kits after animal test
President Magufuli says tests were found to be faulty after goat, sheep and pawpaw samples test positive for COVID-19.www.aljazeera.com
President Magufuli says tests were found to be faulty after goat, sheep and pawpaw samples test positive for COVID-19.
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"Sweden didn't lock down the way we did. As of June 11, 2020 they've had 4,814 COVID-19 deaths out of ~10.2 million people. If you look at deaths ages 0 to 69 --- only 551 people died there. 551! The rest were in their 70s, 80s, and 90s and beyond."
www.statista.com
The Swedish Public Health Agency told the BBC that 48.9% of deaths were care home residents up to and including 14 May.
Even if we don't see the tests that don't work and patients with three comorbidities who don't need the virus to die and elderly people in nursing homes, it looks successful. The (so called) "purpose" of the lockdowns was not to reduce deaths, but to "flatten the curve". And they "did it".
It would be the same in the west. We would not see hospitals that are empty than ever, or even newly opened hospitals that don't accept patients.
www.dailymail.co.uk
www.hsj.co.uk
But there wouldn't be tens of millions of unemployed (USA) and lockdown-related deaths. (World)
Sweden: coronavirus deaths by age groups 2023 | Statista
As of January 11, 2023, the highest number of deaths due to the coronavirus in Sweden was among individuals aged 80 to 90 years old.
www.statista.com
Even if we don't see the tests that don't work and patients with three comorbidities who don't need the virus to die and elderly people in nursing homes, it looks successful. The (so called) "purpose" of the lockdowns was not to reduce deaths, but to "flatten the curve". And they "did it".
It would be the same in the west. We would not see hospitals that are empty than ever, or even newly opened hospitals that don't accept patients.
Nightingale hospitals could be used to treat non-coronavirus patients
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said empty beds at the seven Nightingales around the country may be used for cases including cancer sufferers or 'stepdown' patients on the road to recovery.
NHS hospitals have four times more empty beds than normal
Tens of thousands of NHS hospital beds remain unoccupied amid the coronavirus crisis - about four times the normal number - due to huge ongoing efforts to free up space, and a slowdown in admissions from other causes.
www.hsj.co.uk
But there wouldn't be tens of millions of unemployed (USA) and lockdown-related deaths. (World)
ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zerowww.zerohedge.com
The red group receives highest priority. The next priority is to ensure that the other two groups do not deteriorate a level. Decades of research have shown that by strictly following this algorithm, we save the maximum number of lives. Millions of Americans are already at triage level red. These include 150,000 Americans per month who would have had a new cancer detected through routine screening that hasn’t happened, millions who have missed routine dental care to fix problems strongly linked to heart disease/death, and preventable cases of stroke, heart attack, and child abuse. Suicide hotline phone calls have increased 600%. Tens of millions are at triage level yellow. Liquor sales have increased 300-600%, cigarettes sales have increased, rent has gone unpaid, family relationships have become frayed, and millions of well-child check-ups have been missed. Hundreds of millions are at triage level green. These are people who currently are solvent, but at risk should economic conditions worsen. Poverty and financial uncertainty is closely linked to poor health. A continued shutdown means hundreds of millions of Americans will downgrade a level. The following are real examples from our practices...
The doctors who are not shill.
Scamdemic is the biggest fraud in history.But viruses aside, we’re also starting to learn about the collateral damage caused by the extended lockdowns. For example, 200,000 surgeries and other procedures were shelved indefinitely, as hospitals braced for the hyped fictitious tsunami that never materialized.
Collateral Damage: The Mounting Human Toll of the Scamdemic Quarantine
With tens of millions out of work, the human toll of the COVID-1984 scamdemic is mounting rapidly. And yet, the big health hit is probably yet to come, given our diminished immune systems from lock…www.winterwatch.net
Cancer screenings were way down during the last two months.
CANCER HEALTH: Since March, Americans have been urged to delay routine mammograms and colonoscopies to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. As a result, screenings for breast, cervix and colon cancer are down between 86% and 94%, according to new data from electronic medical records vendor Epic, reports STAT. …
The findings raise concerns that deadly cancers may go undetected if screening appointments aren’t rescheduled soon — which they may not be. “We’re also fairly convinced that even once they lift the lockdowns, we’ll still see the concerned patient a little bit more reluctant to go in,” said Carl Dvorak, president of Epic. “Truthfully, it doesn’t take much to talk a person out of going in for a colonoscopy.”
There’s a new cause of death emerging because of COVID-19: a huge decrease in emergency care for minor heart attacks and strokes. Fear is keeping these patients ate home. Many will die because they didn’t want to be exposed to the virus.
With fewer eyes on the streets, there has been a 30 percent increase in muggings in the cities like Vancouver during the scamdemic panic.
There’s also a spike in suicides that is being kept relatively hidden. In early April, news outlets reported a nearly 900 percent increase in calls to suicide hotlines.
The center estimated that the lockdowns will likely result in 75,000 additional deaths from alcohol, drug misuse and suicide. A quick economic recovery would have the smallest impact, 27,644 deaths of despair; whereas, a slow recovery could lead to 154,037, or nearly twice the number of people who have allegedly died of coronavirus to date.
#idiocracy
#fuckyouchipidiots
#brandedcattlesofthefuture
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