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I heard a YouTuber call this pandemic a terror attack. Whether it is or not, it certainly has accomplished a few things.
Anyhow, more on Fauci:
Anyhow, more on Fauci:
How come we've all known that Fauci and Brix are all tied up with the Satanist Gates of Microsoft, and Fauci is a long time friend of the Hillary, and Prez appoints them to the top position, and now he is just getting around to "investigating" Fauci after it also comes out that he was the man in the US, under the Barry Soetoro alias Barak Hussein Obama regime behind the financing and development of this artificially constructed virulent virus, developed in the US and then outsourced to China but still US financed, and Fauci even predicted that there would be a pandemic when Trump was prez!? Even if you try to get a job at the Burger King they'll look into your background a little bit!
Whenever Dr Buttar says "5G" it gets beeped out.
I noticed that too. The interview was excellent and confirmed everything and more I suspected all along. It's time to fight, guys. Choose your methods and pick your battles, but it's time to fight. If you have friends and family that you love and care about, tell them it's time to wake up and wise up.Whenever Dr Buttar says "5G" it gets beeped out.
Its as if facebook is attempting to kill itself, and invest in something else but they just cant accomplish it. I never had it in the first place, but surely there must be an alternative? For businesses I understand sticking with it but you would think that people would start to move off of it first.
I don't know how any rational, logical person could disagree with this. Only those who's minds are closed and hellbent on destroying Trump and the rest of us as collateral damage without batting an eye could eschew the points Dr. Paul clearly lays out.Bullseye!
What if the Lockdown Was All a Big Mistake?
by Ron Paul
From California to New Jersey, Americans are protesting in the streets. They are demanding an end to house arrest orders given by government officials over a virus outbreak that even according to the latest US government numbers will claim fewer lives than the seasonal flu outbreak of 2017-2018.
Across the US, millions of businesses have been shut down by “executive order” and the unemployment rate has skyrocketed to levels not seen since the Great Depression. Americans, who have seen their real wages decline thanks to Federal Reserve monetary malpractice, are finding themselves thrust into poverty and standing in breadlines. It is like a horror movie, but it’s real.
Last week the UN Secretary General warned that a global recession resulting from the worldwide coronavirus lockdown could cause “hundreds of thousands of additional child deaths per year.” As of this writing, less than 170,000 have been reported to have died from the coronavirus worldwide.
Many Americans have also died this past month because they were not able to get the medical care they needed. Cancer treatments have been indefinitely postponed. Life-saving surgeries have been put off to make room for coronavirus cases. Meanwhile hospitals are laying off thousands because the expected coronavirus cases have not come and the hospitals are partially empty.
What if the “cure” is worse than the disease?
Countries like Sweden that did not lock down their economy and place the population under house arrest are faring no worse than countries that did. Sweden’s deaths-per-million from coronavirus is lower than in many lockdown countries.
Likewise, US states that did not arrest citizens for merely walking on the beach are not doing worse than those that did. South Dakota governor Kristi Noem said last week, “we've been able to keep our businesses open and allow people to take on some personal responsibility." South Dakota has recorded a total of seven coronavirus deaths.
Kentucky, a strict lockdown state, is five times more populated than South Dakota, yet it has some 20 times more coronavirus deaths. If lockdown and house arrest are the answer, shouldn’t those numbers be reversed, with South Dakota seeing mass death while Kentucky dodges the coronavirus bullet?
When Anthony Fauci first warned that two million would die, there was a race among federal, state, and local officials to see who could rip up the Constitution fastest. Then Fauci told us if we do what he says only a quarter of a million would die. They locked America down even harder. Then, with little more than a shrug of the shoulders, they announced that a maximum of 60,000 would die, but maybe less. That is certainly terrible, but it’s just a high-average flu season.
Imagine if we had used even a fraction of the resources spent to lock down the entire population and focused on providing assistance and protection to the most vulnerable – the elderly and those with serious medical conditions. We could have protected these people and still had an economy to go back to when the virus had run its course. And it wouldn’t have cost us six trillion dollars either.
Governments have no right or authority to tell us what business or other activity is “essential.” Only in totalitarian states does the government claim this authority. We should encourage all those who are standing up peacefully and demanding an accounting from their elected leaders. They should not be able to get away with this.
http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/arc...0/what-if-the-lockdown-was-all-a-big-mistake/
In New York state, there have been 10 times as many people die from Covid-19 than anything else. In NY there's something like 30 times as many deaths from Covid-19 as from the flu during April so far.New studies by both Stanford and the University of Southern Cal (USC), not exactly bastions of conservative thought, that suggest the rate of infection in Santa Clara County and LA County is 51-80 times higher than the official numbers. Which would put the mortality rate of this horrible worst-ever plandemic at about the same rate as the normal seasonal flu. I suggested this early in this thread and was beat up as being some sort of kook.
I read an article last week that said the majority of those dying from the virus were obese, especially in NYC, Chicago and New Orleans. Maybe these people were near the edge of death, COVID19 just pushed them over.In New York state, there have been 10 times as many people die from Covid-19 than anything else. In NY there's something like 30 times as many deaths from Covid-19 as from the flu during April so far.
One thing I don't understand: why are huge numbers dying in some places, yet so few in other areas? California hasn't been hit hard, but Washington state has., I wonder why?
Densely populated Nigeria, Singapore and Bangladesh have had relatively few cases and deaths, yet many in UK, Spain, and Italy. Why?
It's a worthwhile question to be asking and the huge discrepancies in death rates among different countries is baffling. Take for example Germany and the United Kingdom. Germany has about 148 thousand reported cases with just over 5 thousand deaths which is a little over 3 percent. The UK on the other hand has only 130 thousand cases but has over 17 thousand deaths, a death rate of over 13 percent. They are both first world nations and you would think they have roughly the same ability to treat covid19. So why are over 4 times more people dying in the UK from it? I also don't believe what China is reporting. Am I really supposed to believe there are more cases in the Seattle area than Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong combined. Of course there aren't, but that's what's listed.In New York state, there have been 10 times as many people die from Covid-19 than anything else. In NY there's something like 30 times as many deaths from Covid-19 as from the flu during April so far.
One thing I don't understand: why are huge numbers dying in some places, yet so few in other areas? California hasn't been hit hard, but Washington state has., I wonder why?
Densely populated Nigeria, Singapore and Bangladesh have had relatively few cases and deaths, yet many in UK, Spain, and Italy. Why?
What the studies I reference above indicate is that the virus was far more widespread in California than was known. It's just that younger, healthier people do not get sick from it. They simply develop the antibodies and their body deals with it. So the infection-to-death ratio is similar to a normal seasonal flu strain, although CoVID-19 is more easily transmitted. What happened in California, and even in Washington State which has 682 deaths, is that "herd immunity" took over to a large extent. That is the only way ultimately to deal with a contagion like this.In New York state, there have been 10 times as many people die from Covid-19 than anything else. In NY there's something like 30 times as many deaths from Covid-19 as from the flu during April so far.
One thing I don't understand: why are huge numbers dying in some places, yet so few in other areas? California hasn't been hit hard, but Washington state has., I wonder why?
Densely populated Nigeria, Singapore and Bangladesh have had relatively few cases and deaths, yet many in UK, Spain, and Italy. Why?