20 million now quarantined in China from Coronavirus

[Jewboo]

We booked the trip almost a year ago, and yes when reports of this influenza started coming, we did have a discussion re if we were going to go. Thailand having had 20+ infections of something that doesn’t appear much more dangerous than the seasonal flu, seemed like a silly reason to cancel our long planned trip.

This simple explanation would have been the best.

Your theory that China engineered this total economy shutdown only is plausible for Commie China......................what about when it also shuts down our USA economy via the now-broken Supply Chain?

[midnight rambler]

542 infected with COVID-19 on Corona Princess -

https://recombinomics.co/topic/4820-...#comment-16307

[midnight rambler]

Word from Los Alamos, and they have a pretty good track record with their models, they nailed SARS -

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology...ect-44-million

[Steal]

Quarantined use to be allowed 1 family member out once every 7 days. CCP just outlawed even that. I could stay about 15-18 months in my house if had to, though would kind of suck. Would be kind of like being retired with no wheels and no friends.

https://twitter.com/anilvohra69/stat...109049344?s=20

[Steal]

The Truth About the Coronavirus - ORIGINS?
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[woodman]

The Truth About the Coronavirus - ORIGINS?
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A very good vid.

[Neuro]

This simple explanation would have been the best.

Your theory that China engineered this total economy shutdown only is plausible for Commie China......................what about when it also shuts down our USA economy via the now-broken Supply Chain?

A lot of cash but nothing to buy with it= HYPERINFLATION! It’s important to realize that China supply much more than shitty toys and simple trinkets nowadays. Even if a machine is supplied from somewhere that is not China, most likely it will have parts that are manufactured in China. Of course these parts or even complex machines could also be manufactured elsewhere, but probably will not happen immediately as it takes time and large investments to build capacity. In the west the sentiment among the investors has turned directly against investing in manufacturing the last 30 years, and that sentiment will also take time to change.

So we can expect shortages!

[Cebu_4_2]

Where is Epstein?

[woodman]

A lot of cash but nothing to buy with it= HYPERINFLATION! It’s important to realize that China supply much more than shitty toys and simple trinkets nowadays. Even if a machine is supplied from somewhere that is not China, most likely it will have parts that are manufactured in China. Of course these parts or even complex machines could also be manufactured elsewhere, but probably will not happen immediately as it takes time and large investments to build capacity. In the west the sentiment among the investors has turned directly against investing in manufacturing the last 30 years, and that sentiment will also take time to change.

So we can expect shortages!

I can see this and this was my line of thinking. However we must factor in other variables to the equation. There will be shortages of work for those who seek it. Laborers will seek labor and without wages, will not be able to purchase unessentials. Essential items and unessential items will be separated like wheat from the chaff. Any one's guess how this will play out eventually. Inflation and deflation and stagflation. A veritable whirlwind of ations, all battling to find equilibrium.

[midnight rambler]

So we can expect shortages!

That's an understatement. I see this getting to biblical proportions, I hope I'm wrong.

To quote Ponce:

...and many will die.

Very few outside China get what's going down. China is not turning the corner on this in the foreseeable future meanwhile nothing is getting produced, transported, etc. everything totally shut down except for .gov authorized vehicles (at least in Hubei province*, no telling where else). Even if they immediately went back to work the snafu in production is still going to take years to get back to what can be considered 'normal' by past JIT metrics. And the longer this goes the more magnified it gets. The next 60-90 is the time frame I'm giving before only those living in a cave don't know about "China caught a cold."

*Hubei province is home to 58.5 million people and there is a significant part of China's industry located in Hubei