Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

Wait until the grand re-opening...

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TATA STEEL: CO UK ARM IS SEEKING AN ESTIMATED 500 MILLION POUNDS GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL PACKAGE TO SURVIVE THROUGH THE CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN PERIOD, ACCORDING TO UK MEDIA REPORTS



News of Tata Steel buyout by Chinese firm in November last year

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Six face #mask producers in East China's Anhui Province mulled to recall a total of 119,000 masks,as the filtration quality of those masks is lower than the national standard set by the government.

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Im starting to think this has been blown out of all proportion.

Whilst I think the virus was very real, the danger has been exploited and blown way out of proportion.

Whilst figures from the third world can't be trusted we are not seeing anything as we should do for such undeveloped countries.

We haven't seen anything like the Chinese supposedly had, people dropping on the streets etc.

All the emergency hospitals built have not been used, which shows even the governments got it wrong.

Many people are ignoring social distance measures and we are not seeing anything flare-up.

Even hotspots around the world are slowing down.

People will claim the lockdowns worked, but all these lockdowns were considered when they built the emergency hospitals.

Nurses and Doctors doing Tik Tok Dances are sickening and we did not see this crap from China!

I am wondering if all of this was done to not just destroy the world economies but to reset them. Wipe the debt of each country, start again with a new global currency.

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Chinese embassy claimed @welt report on Chinese official pressuring German counterparts "untrue" & "irresponsible". Now German government confirms Chinese contacting officials with goal "to secure positive public statements on Chinese corona management".

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Possibly, a couple of weeks back UD bugged out due to someone jumping all over him, I took a bit of heat for defending him but I’m tough skinned lol.

Always remember this:

"Bill Maher says recession is ‘worth it’ if Trump loses in 2020"


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Fake news has been circulating on social media that the first volunteer in the Oxford vaccine trial has died. This is not true! I spent several minutes this morning chatting with Elisa Granato via Skype. She is very much alive and told me she is feeling “absolutely fine”

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Belgium crosses the 7,000 dead barrier

Belgium has exceeded seven thousand covid-19 deaths in the last 24 hours since the country's pandemic began in February, according to official data released this Sunday. 178 more people died, 63 fewer than on Saturday, which means that the total number of deaths is 7,094.

The number of new cases decreased to 809 (1,032 on Saturday), with the total amount reaching 46,134 infected.

According to Sunday's epidemiological bulletin, 204 people were hospitalized (217 on Saturday), for a total of 14,639, and 368 were discharged (295 the day before), making a total of 10,785 recovered since March 15.
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Well, if this were to be blown out of proportions...you WOULD SEE thousands of videos of people keeling and dying in the streets.

You WOULD have seen the thousands of dead every day in India, who can't even properly wipe their asses. Expecting them to actually spend money in counting the dead in their shithole of cities is dumb.


But you WOULD have seen it, if this would be blown out of proportions.


The FACT that you don't see them is for 2 reasons :

1. The LOCK-DOWNS

2. Over half the world lives in China (who lied and hid everything), Africa and India (they die like flies there and nobody is even knowing it).



If you think this is blown out of proportions, you clearly have serious brain damage.


All, and I mean ALL countries are speeding up building ventilators and increase their ICU bed capacity. And this is a FACT.


Now, tell me why are they doing it, if things seems to be fine?


I tell you why : because they started the lock-downs TOO LATE, they had to keep them FAR LONGER...but they can't, because the economy is almost dead, so they will have to re-open TOO EARLY, then they KNOW the second wave will hit like a truck...hence, building ventilators and increasing ICU bed capacity.


I, for one, cannot WAIT to see each and everyone of those who think this virus is no big deal, by going back to "normal", get the virus, infect your loved ones, and realize that this virus is the worst in human history.


It will be too late, but at least if you survive it, you will stop posting crap.

Our "permanent" solution is two generators and a heavy stockpile of gasoline. We'll only run the generators intermittently, to take showers, bring the freezers & fridges back down to the temps they should be, etc. I'll be constantly on the lookout for gasoline I can trade for or scavenge, depending on the circumstances.

We also have a low-power solar panel which would be sufficient to charge laptops, phones, batteries, power LED lights and other low-amperage devices.

Then we have old-fashioned oil lamps and a stockpile of oil as well as coleman gas lamps and a stockpile of gas.

We have a wood-burning fireplace which will heat most of the house during the winter. If we have to retreat to our hidden bunker, I have a propane heater with about a dozen 20-pound tanks of propane.

Basically, as long as I have gasoline, I can keep us running at a 21st century level of conveniences. Once the gas is gone, we'll revert to an early 20th century level of convenience for a while, eventually ending up at a 19th century level, which we're prepared for, but getting a little up in years to maintain for long.

Does an airport CEO have the authority to tell passengers what to do once they're on the plane???

Interesting

#YouHadOneJob

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As the U.S. struggles to track coronavirus fatalities amid spotty testing, delayed lab results and inconsistent reporting standards, a more insidious problem could thwart its quest for an accurate death toll.

Up to 1 in 3 death certificates nationwide were already wrong before COVID-19, said Bob Anderson, chief of the mortality statistics branch at the National Center for Health Statistics in an interview with the USA TODAY Network.

“I’m always worried about getting good data. I think this sort of thing can be an issue even in a pandemic,” Anderson said.

Experts say the inaccuracies are part and parcel of a patchwork, state-by-state system of medical examiners, coroners and doctors who have disparate medical backgrounds, and in some cases none at all.

And the problem is about to get worse. The pandemic will undoubtedly inundate already overworked and sometimes untrained officials who fill out the forms....
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Has anyone noticed in the last few years or so, very few people, professional or otherwise, do their basic job well/correctly/with care or pride.
Everything is half F'd up

DR...you have outdone yourself with this one!

I think most of the world governments know exactly what kind of pathogen we're dealing with, which they're not going to release to the public, and the lockdowns are to buy them some time to figure out what to do. The world is locked down not because the civilians are scared of the virus; the world is locked down because the people who know what it is are terrified of it.

Russia exceeds 80 thousand infected - more than 40 thousand of which registered in Moscow

In the last 24 hours, there are over 6,361 cases of infection with the new coronavirus in Russia, for a total of 80,949 people - more than 40,000 of whom in Moscow alone. According to health authorities, about 45% of new cases are asymptomatic. In the same period, the country registered 66 new deaths (interestingly, the same value as the previous day) - totaling 747 deaths.

Moscow faces several weeks of "challenges", according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, in an interview with Russia 24, quoted by CNN. "Unfortunately, I cannot say that we have reached the plateau or that we have any positive dynamics," he said, adding that "we are not yet halfway through" to fight Covid-19.

"Our situation is not overly dramatic in terms of growth, but at the same time we see increases in the number of cases of 8-10-12%, sometimes 15%", stressing that the value could be higher, if more tests were done . Moscow hospitals are now looking to double the number of beds for patients with the new coronavirus in the next week and a half. The city does not plan to increase restrictions, at least for now.
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Don't know if this has been posted yet. I haven't seen it:

USDA Meat Plant Inspector Dies From Coronavirus

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I live in the countryside of Mexico (Rural Mexico) and I am also concerned about that happening here where I am.

Yesterday I saw a guy walking out of the store with a 24 pack of beer as if nothing is wrong yet 20 minutes from here there is a town on complete lock down due to the virus there, Nobody in or out of that town and they are having a VERY hard time yet these clowns here don't think the same will happen here so they go on as if life is normal. No precautions, no face masks and they party an drink together.

Once we are on lock down or the food runs out they will riot too because thats all these low these low IQ people know how to do.

Doom plus: East Pacific tropical storm season has started nearly a month early

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And GOOD MORNING?!?

Volcanos...

Pugs that need hugs....

And simple machine jokes. Oh my.

Australia is opening up in some states. No real cases going on.

Supply Run Report - Indianapolis, April 25, 2020

So we've made one major and two minor supply runs in the past 48 hours. Here's the info:

Gordon's Food Service - 96th Street between I-69 & Allisonville Road
This small restaurant supply store had no shortages of any food products that we could see, and even had some disinfectants (purchase limitations).

Restaurant Depot - Industrial park off Keystone Avenue just North of I-70
This is a huge supply store that sells in large bulk quantities. Again, no food shortages noticed, but disinfectants had been cleaned out. Problem is you need a membership card to get in. A friend of ours who owns a local pizza parlor let us borrow his. We scored some big, long-term supplies here.

Meijer - Keystone & 56th Street
Obvious food shortages here. The chicken aisle was completely empty with bare shelves. There were some beef products left but they had been fairly well picked through. Oddly enough, they had all the pork products you could possibly want. Canned soup was extremely limited. No disinfectants available.

About 50/50 on people wearing PPE, with the occasional smirk or smartass comment from non-PPE wearers to those wearing masks or gloves. I was open-carrying so nobody said anything to me, but I could hear it said to other people.

Nobody was panic-buying. Seemed like just normal weekly shopping supplies. Lines were reasonable and most people were maintaining appropriate distancing.

So, some indications of problems with the meat supply chain, but not critical yet. Will post more info as needed.

Australia did it.

We beat it.

The rest of the world will copy what Australia done.

I assume that would come under the condition of entry for the welcoming committee.........but what a mindfuck of red tape & agreement to enforce, I would hazard a guess a lot of it comes down to ‘willing participation’ from airline, passengers and a whole load of other factors.

^ Yep. You are correct sir.

see you in wave 2 mate!