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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH5APw_SLUUQuote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
Four MERV 13 hospital-grade filters only cost $40 at Amazon. I change my filters every four months.
I took your advice and bought some Hibiclens and Lysol.
:) let's keep this corona virus stuff in this one single GSUS thread
I put my 20x20 filters on the intake side of the fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
A neighbor builds clean rooms. He has beau coup HEPA filter filters and blowers. He set me up with an awesome HEPA filter setup for $100. Looks cobbled together but works great, I don't care how it looks.
Me too. Prevents the box fan from getting dirty...Quote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
:)
Robert Steele tosses cold water on the fever:
BitChute UNRIG: IN PRAISE OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION -- FAKE PANDEMIC IS OVER -- FINAL ANALYSIS BY EX-SPY
{Edited to correct the name, those two ex-CIAers look alike}
What about the countries which are unlikely to have deployed 5G such as Italy, S Korea, Iran, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by keehah
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Originally Posted by keehah
Billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said the coronavirus that has killed at least 2,859 people and infected more than 83,700 globally may be the "once-in-a-century pathogen we've been worried about."
"I hope it's not that bad, but we should assume it will be until we know otherwise," Gates wrote in an article published Friday in The New England Journal of Medicine. Gates and his wife, Melinda, founded The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000 to help improve world health and combat extreme poverty. The foundation announced Feb. 5 that it would donate $100 million to help find treatments and expand testing for the virus, particularly for poorer populations.
According to Gates, COVID-19 poses a serious threat to the world because it's far more deadly and contagious than many other deadly viruses. "First, it can kill healthy adults in addition to elderly people with existing health problems," he wrote. "Second, Covid-19 is transmitted quite efficiently. The average infected person spreads the disease to two or three others — an exponential rate of increase." World health leaders say the disease is spread by people who are mildly ill or don't show any symptoms at all, making it harder to contain and more contagious than other types of viruses.
The mortality rate is "many times more severe than typical seasonal influenza," Gates said. The World Health Organization said the mortality rate of COVID-19 can differ, ranging from 0.7% to up to 4%, depending on the quality of the health-care system where it's treated. Gates said that its current average estimated fatality rate of around 1% places it somewhere between the 1957 Asian flu pandemic (0.6%) that killed 1.1 million people and the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic (2%) that killed 50 million around the world, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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I suppose all this is a confirmation as to why all those microbiologists were offed over the past 20 years.
Any field reports from your local grocery/food stores yet?
Yesterday morning on my end was business as usual at the local supermarket. However, my boss told me that he was at a Sam's Club today and the place was packed. He had to wait a long time in the checkout line. He mentioned a couple was in front of him that had 2 carts loaded with food that totaled over $600
I'm going back to the local place again tomorrow morning....
The latest from the propaganda organs: DO NOT WEAR RESPIRATOR MASKS UNLESS YOU'RE SICK!
Now there's some good advice, huh? If this virus causes one to be asymptomatic for WEEKS while shedding the virus with every single breathe then how can anyone *know* they're sick if they have no symptoms including no fever or cough, etc.?? We're dealing with a perfected man-made killer virus that is aerosol and airborne being shed by the infectedfor up to 27 days asymptomatically. But we don't need to be protecting ourselves from that, or so we're being told. Fuckers.
I was in a Sam's Club yesterday and there weren't to many people there. Usually there are lines at the checkout but yesterday the girls at the checkout were standing around visiting. I asked one of them if it was usually that slow on Thursday afternoon and she shook her head no. I then asked if she thought people were staying home so they wouldn't catch the flu and she said that's what she was thinking was going on.