i havent seen those vids. thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by osoab
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i havent seen those vids. thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by osoab
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Originally Posted by woodman
Yes we are...but nevertheless this coronavirus and all the associated economic/social/medical destruction is absolutely very "REAL".
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Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
Geez, this is one very nasty and vicious HOAX -
https://files.catbox.moe/3ns6c1.mp4
Here it comes, ready or not. If the HOAX strain that's sweeping Italy right now takes off here we are thoroughly fucked. All Hell will break loose. Stroke? Heart attack? Trauma? Over 65?...we don't have room for you. Jump to 6:00 for a sobering view -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4N09qsMdPQ
At first I thought this thing was likely to be a bluff. Now I'm leaning towards 'this is for real.'
With every witness it becomes less likely that they are bluffing. Soon, we will know for sure. People we know will start to get sick- or they won't, and that's where the rubber meets the road.
HOAX
MIT Biologist and Inventer of Email – Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai – Says Deep State Fear Mongering on Coronavirus Will Go Down as Biggest Fraud to Manipulate Economies
Jim Hoft by Jim Hoft March 12, 2020
Boston-based entrepreneur and inventor of Email Dr. V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai says the coronavirus fear mongering by the Deep State will go down in history as one of the biggest frauds ever.
Ayyadurai is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and is best known for his claim to have invented email.
Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, who performs research nearly every day on the humun immune system, says the coronavirus scare the #coronavirus fear mongering by the Deep State will go down in history as one of the biggest fraud to manipulate economies, suppress dissent, & push MANDATED Medicine!
https://twitter.com/va_shiva/status/...e-economies%2F
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...ate-economies/
Got your mask on?Quote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
There is so much conflicting information. A person does not know what to believe. It would seem to me at this point in time that a person would be wise and sensible to practice a marked degree of social isolation if they are in a household with vulnerable adults that would be anhilated by this virus. My wife is just getting over viral pnuemonia and her lungs are hurting. I don't want to lose her. We live alone but have many grandkids. My middle daughter has nine of her children in the home with her. My wife wants to have a dinner (early St. Paddy's Day) this weekend. I am going to put a stop to it. She is all about the grandkids, they are her life. I don't want them to be her death.Quote:
Originally Posted by EE_
I told the middle daughter that she was welcome to come over and bring the kids but they would have to stay outside to visit and keep a distance. I felt like a real Dick saying this. The call broke up shortly after this was said and I don't know how she will feel about me now but that is immaterial. The material thing is that I do my best to keep my wife alive. The schools are a breeding ground and dissemination point for all sorts of diseases.
What do you think? Am I being wise, panicky, or just a dick?
Another thing that has not been discussed here that I have seen is the fact that China has had a one child policy in effect since the late seventies, I think. This means that most families have just a single child. I wonder what if any effect this fact has upon the transmittability of the virus. How would this affect the Chinese community as compared to Western societies? Would not a home with multiple children be far more prone to infection? I haven't seen any discussion anywhere on this point. What do you folks think?
Kids are germ factories. Your wife doesn't need to be exposed to any flu right now, even the hoax flu. Keep the kids away!Quote:
Originally Posted by woodman
I agree. I have tried to put it in strategic terms to make sense of it. What has strategic value?Quote:
Originally Posted by woodman
1) Virus overplayed as distraction, perhaps a cover for the genocide of Chinese who are considered problematic for the ruling class there (Jews of course).
2) Generating fears of viruses to help promote vaccine use in future, after Israel creates vaccine which "saves the world", or something like that.
It should be easier to figure out a year from now, when the end result reveals the original intention.
Are you fucking kidding?? Only a complete fucking moron (especially those concerned about appearances) would not wear a mask AND eye protection when out shopping now. Full protocol in effect now. If what is happening in Italy with their health care system in near collapse (they have better surge capacity then we do) like in the video I posted happens here with the same severity and intensity there will be blood in the streets (and no hospital capacity to tend to the wounded).Quote:
Originally Posted by EE_
https://www.foxnews.com/health/coron...r-up-to-3-days
He says with his best fiendish voice...muh huh hahQuote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
Tell #2
Notice there are people like Tom Hanks and 2 Utah Jazz players testing positive with the hoax flu, you don't get to hear how they're doing, or have them speak via skipe?
You are left to wonder if they are on deaths bed, but in reality they have little symptoms at all.
The only people dying from the hoax flu are old people in very poor health, just like every other flu.
Here it comes and it's only the beginning.
Fed to spend $1.5T to pump liquidity into financial markets amid coronavirus panic
BY SYLVAN LANE - 03/12/20 02:05 PM EDT 810
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced Thursday that it will spend $1.5 trillion to purchase financial assets in a titanic bid to pump cash into the bond market amid panic on Wall Street.
The New York Fed said in a Thursday statement it will drastically increase the scale of its repurchase (repo) agreements, during which it buys Treasury bonds and other securities from banks and traders with an agreement to sell the product back with interest the following day or soon after.
It will offer $500 billion in repo operations on Thursday followed by $1 trillion in repo agreements Friday “to address highly unusual disruptions in Treasury financing markets associated with the coronavirus outbreak.”
The decision to dramatically increase the scale of Fed repo operations came “pursuant to instruction” from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, the New York Fed said in a statement.
The Fed’s bid to refuel financial markets comes amid spiking anxiety among economists and investors about the potential economic toll of the coronavirus outbreak, which the World Health Organization formally designated a pandemic on Thursday.
Widespread school and university closures, event cancellations and pleas from public officials for social distancing have also revealed the scale of disruption and upheaval the coronavirus will cause in the U.S., raising the odds of a recession.
All three major U.S. stock indexes plunged nearly 8 percent Thursday after President Trump banned all travel from the European Union to the U.S. and lawmakers squabbled over an economic rescue plan before an impending congressional recess.
The Fed’s intervention into financial markets also represents a sudden shift in course from the central bank’s plan to reduce its debt and securities holdings from the 2008 crisis and recession.
Throughout 2018 and 2019, the Fed had begun selling off the nearly $4 trillion in assets purchased to stimulate the economy and restore credit to financial markets during the 2008 recession. The Fed ramped up purchases toward the end of 2019 after a September crunch in repo markets and steadily increased those purchases in February to keep the bond market flowing.
Banks and industry advocates have insisted throughout the coronavirus panic that they have enough capital and liquidity to keep the financial system stable. Trump met with the CEOs of most of the largest U.S. banks Wednesday and touted their strength in his Wednesday night address from the Oval Office.
"This is not a financial crisis. This is just a temporary moment of time that we will overcome together as a nation," Trump said.
"Our banks and financial institutions are fully capitalized and incredibly strong, our unemployment is at a historic low," Trump continued.
"This vast economic prosperity gives us flexibility, reserves and resources to handle any threat that comes our way."
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/4...id-coronavirus
Horn is gathering lambs blood to paint his door with until this passes over...
Interesting alternative theory at these links.
Basically this guy thinks it is TB
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/03/...eally-a-virus/
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/03/...osis-epidemic/
Both Tom Hanks and his wife, actress Rita Wilson, tested positive for the new coronavirus but their son, actor Chet Hanks, says not to worry.
After Tom Hanks, 63, wrote on Instagram, that he and Wilson had tested positive for the coronavirus, Chet Hanks, 29, made his own Instagram video to tell fans not to worry.
"Yeah, it's true, my parents got coronavirus. It's crazy," Chet said in the video. "They both are fine, they're not even that sick."
Completely on the fence with this one. Election year. A virus or TB. Treating CV with antibiotics. Stock markets crashing, oil is down, nevermind the whole reason I am here is Silver is lower than fuck. Not sure what I am trying to say really. I just found my turntable and fired up my first record in like 30 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by EE_
Shoulda stayed on the beach in Nicaragua - https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...s/?arc404=true
I hit the grocery store yesterday and went to a meijer this morning.
Grocery Store,
No Sanitizer, Still had some cleaning supplies mabye 10% of normal on shelf, still had toilet paper some premium mostly generic not much though.
Meijer was a different story.
About 50-60 cars in the parking lot @ 6:30am. On a Saturnday/Sunday morning @ 6:30am there might be 5.
No vitamin C, had about 15-20 bottles of 91% ipa, no toilet paper, meat section all but wiped out, no bag potatoes or onions, paper towels about gone, pasta about 10% of normal.
The weirdest one though. Almost all of the flour was gone. Just about 10 bags of the meijer brand left.
Didn't check for sanitizer. They had 3 people stocking the health/beauty section.
They had a lot of people restocking, but it was not much. The guy in the pasta aisle had about 15 things on his cart to add to the shelves.
Hitting garden center, liquor store, and tobacco shop today.
My local Albertson's is cleaned out of paper products. The Store Director said its because the SUPPLIERS are not restocking inventory.Quote:
Originally Posted by osoab
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That's scarier than simply being out of product! And this is about the time that manufacturing shortages would start to show themselves...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
Old Max Igan remains in the "hoax" camp -- 10m:
A Pandemic - and 30,000 US Troops to Europe (Without Masks)
51,620 views
Mar 12, 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6TqXLTSjpI[/COLOR]
He could very well be right. He could very well be wrong. I am covering both bases; err on the side of caution.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
Max is right this time, it's the biggest scam in history! I was watching Fox last night, Laura Logan was on talking about Tom Hanks, she was reporting the words from Hank's son, but left out the quote where he said Tom Hanks and wife wasn't even sick. Why would she leave that out? She touted as one of the best in journalism, I say she's just another lying hack!Quote:
Originally Posted by woodman
The flu has resulted in 9.3 million to 49 million illnesses each year in the United States since 2010. Each year, on average, five to 20 percent of the United States population gets the flu.
It is estimated that the flu results in 31.4 million outpatient visits and more than 200,000 hospitalizations each year.
During the severe 2017-2018 flu season, one of the longest in recent years, estimates indicate that more than 900,000 people were hospitalized and more than 80,000 people died from flu.
https://www.healthline.com/health/in...d-statistics#4
I gave all my cows a booster shot for corona virus yesterday and ordered six pounds of vitamin c for myself. I watched the video of the chink doctor Cheng talking about vitamin c helping to keep you from getting what's going around and intravenous vitamin c curing it. I've got plenty of food and ammunition and I don't use toilet paper so I guess I'm prepared.
The run on food has begun here in Mass.
Even Amazon is out of a lot of things now.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=61288Quote:
Coronapocalypse: 'Half-Mile Long' Line At Costco in SoCal, Empty Shelves At Whole Foods And Trader Joe's
US Intel Agencies Played Unsettling Role in Classified and “9/11-like” Coronavirus Response Plan
As coronavirus panic grips the world, concern over government overreach is growing given the involvement of US intelligence agencies in classified meetings for planning the U.S.’ coronavirus response.
by Whitney Webb
The most amazing female mind on planet Earth. I gleefully post a lot of 4chan misogynist stuff in our member's-only GSUS Men's Section but Whitney Webb is untouchable.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
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Do you think we were told the truth about 9/11?
If your answer is yes, then you should believe the same people about the coronavirus.
If your answer is no, you should believe this is a hoax too!
A potential “9/11-like” responseQuote:
Originally Posted by EE_
The decision to classify government coronavirus preparations in mid-January, followed by the decision to coordinate the domestic response with the military and with intelligence deserves considerable scrutiny, particularly given that at least one federal agency, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), will be given broad, sweeping powers and will work closely with unspecified intelligence “partners” as part of its response to a pandemics like COVID-19.
The CBP’s pandemic response document, obtained by The Nation, reveals that the CBP’s pandemic directive “allows the agency to actively surveil and detain individuals suspected of carrying the illness indefinitely.” The Nation further notes that the plan was drafted during the George W. Bush administration, but is the agency’s most recent pandemic response plan and remains in effect. Though only CBP’s pandemic response plan has now been made public, those of other agencies are likely to be similar, particularly on their emphasis on surveillance, given past precedent following the September 11 attacks and other times of national panic. Notably, several recent media reports have likened coronavirus to 9/11 and broached the possibility of a “9/11-like” response to coronavirus, suggestions that should concern critics of the post-9/11 “Patriot Act” and other controversial laws, executive orders and policies that followed.
While the plans of the federal government remain classified, recent reports have revealed that the military and intelligence communities — now working with the NSC to develop the government’s coronavirus response — have anticipated a massive explosion in cases for weeks. U.S. military intelligence came to the conclusion over a month ago that coronavirus cases would reach “pandemic proportions” domestically by the end of March. That military intelligence agency, known as the National Center for Medical Intelligence (NCMI), coordinates closely with the National Security Agency (NSA) to conduct “medical SIGINT [signals intelligence].”
I'll take your reply as a no and now you see it as a hoax. Case closed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
In response to a pandemic being declared the national guard will probably be called out in this country and they'll be going house to house disarming everyone for safety reasons like they did in New Orleans.
This is where Trump Cult member EE totally ignores REALITY of his hero testing himself for the coronavirus and declaring a "National Emergency". Willful ignorance...Quote:
Originally Posted by EE_
:rolleyes:
I know I've said it here and I've told other people, if we ever get close to taking the deep state criminals down, they would do anything to keep from being caught, even nuke a city.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
Well, here it is, almost as big as nuking a city...maybe even bigger in some ways?
They will be able to run this out for months, depending how bad they want to crash the system.
It's now safer to say, with this scam, no one will be indicted and charged before the election, if ever.
The Only Way to Avoid Coronavirus: Stay Home 24/7 Watching Coronavirus News
March 13, 2020
Kevin Barrett
In the wake of new studies showing that the best way to avoid coronavirus is to stay home watching coronavirus coverage, the United States government and the corporations that own it have rolled out a new plan to curtail the spread of the dread disease.
Yesterday the newly-merged Center for Disease Control (CDC) and Center for Media Control (CMC) announced that beginning next week, all mainstream media outlets will merge into a single mega-corporation, the Coronavirus News Network (CvNN). Once CvNN begins broadcasting at 12:01 a.m. next Monday, the American public will be required to stay home and watch nonstop coronavirus emergency coverage until the emergency is over or they die of starvation, whichever comes first.
“Do not touch that dial. Do not attempt to view any other channels, especially alternative media. Do not leave your house. All of these seemingly innocuous activities have been found to spread coronavirus,” explained CDC-CMC Director Dr. Ignatius “Splatz” Sneezlestein. “The only safe activity is watching overpaid talking heads discussing coronavirus on a screen. Do anything else, and you’re putting your life, and thousands of other lives, at risk.”
The CDC-CMC cites evidence that coronavirus first emerged not from snot sucked out of the nostril of a bat floating in a bowl of bat soup, nor from a germ warfare laboratory, but rather emerged spontaneously due to the complete lack of coronavirus coverage prevailing at the time. “Think about it: Immediately prior to the emergence of the coronavirus, there was no coronavirus media coverage whatsoever,” Dr. Sneezlestein explained. “This utter and complete coronavirus media coverage vacuum may have created almost miraculously perfect conditions for the Covid-19 organism to appear ex nihilo and begin furiously replicating itself.” He went on to cite studies showing that people who ingest fewer than 12 hours of coronavirus coverage daily are at extreme risk of contacting the disease.
Though all reputable health experts unanimously support the CDC-CMC “all coronavirus all the time” CvNN initiative, opinions vary on whether large screens or small screens offer the most effective preventative treatment. Large-screen advocates say that gigantic images of overpaid talking heads discussing coronavirus, especially when the volume is turned way up, can terrify and dishearten the virus and cause it to waste away or even commit suicide. Small-screen proponents counter that it is critically important to keep watching the coverage even while going to the bathroom, and since carrying your big-screen TV into the bathroom with you every time you feel the need to void your bladder or bowels is impractical, it is better to watch it on a phone or laptop.
Following the CDC-CMC announcement, mainstream media stocks rallied, marking the first time they have risen since the internet was invented.
satire Coronavirus, Covid-19, media, satire
This is some good conditioning.
"Were not going to like it, but it's time to grin and bear it because the sacrifice is small."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=158&v=oNWtIle9n8w&feat ure=emb_ logo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...ature=emb_logo
Some more store updates.
So a told a friend of mine about yesterday's observations.
He went to another meijer in another town. Town of about 35k with a super wally, meijer, 4 grocery stores.
Scored tp as the guy was stocking the shelves along with about 5 or 6 others.
Grabbed 4 12 packs.
Got shit from a sheboon at the checkout. "Dat jus iznt rite No onz elz can gits any."
Cashier said they all but had 2 fights break out over tp. Cops were on site.
Wasn't as decimated as my meijer.
So I hit a Schnuck's, Meijer, and Rural King this morning.
Schnucks: I was the only customer there @ 5:00 am a couple of others in after me.
Produce- Still plenty of stock. No tomatoes.
Meat-all but gone. pork, ground beef, chicken.
coffee-looked normal
frozen veggies and pizza-pretty much gone.
paper products-none except napkins.
Cleaner-a little.
meijer:
There @ 5:45am. About 35 cars in the lot. Some very loaded carts.
Paper products-Scored 2 of the 20 6packs of ptowels. scored 2 of 25 6 packs of tp. "Angle Soft" That was all I saw
cooking oil-all but gone
water-pretty much gone
cans-picked over
pasta-picked over
produce-a lot gone from the day before
meat-all but gone except big roasts and premade sausages
coffee-1/4 to 1/5 of normal stock
Rural King:
I was there when they opened @ 7:00. 4 mexicans, white couple and me. white couple left with nothing. guessing a tp run.
No tp
100 single rolls of paper towels.
Just throwing this out there. One cut of meat no one is buying. Corned Beef Brisket.
Sams Club had 20ish in line for door opens. They had about 50+ cars in lot in about 10 min after opening.
Drove by another meijer and 2 supper wally worlds. Meijer had 75+ cars in lot @ 7:15am. Super Wally across the street had about 50.
The other super wally had about 50 cars @ it by 7:30.
The schnucks cashier said he saw pics of the 3rd super wally being decimated last night.
Seeing rumors of out of stock distribution hubs.
Seeing rumors of nationwide shut down. Maybe as soon as Monday.
And we got 6" of the white stuff on the way. Hooray!