20 million now quarantined in China from Coronavirus

[EE_]

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.

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?

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!

[hoarder]

There is so much conflicting information. A person does not know what to believe.

I agree. I have tried to put it in strategic terms to make sense of it. What has strategic value?

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.

[midnight rambler]

Got your mask on?

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).



https://www.foxnews.com/health/coron...r-up-to-3-days

[EE_]

Are you fucking kidding?? Only a fucking moron 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).



https://www.foxnews.com/health/coron...r-up-to-3-days

He says with his best fiendish voice...muh huh hah

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.

[EE_]

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]

Horn is gathering lambs blood to paint his door with until this passes over...

[Down1]

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/

[EE_]

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."

[Cebu_4_2]

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.

[Horn]

Shoulda stayed on the beach in Nicaragua - https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...s/?arc404=true