whos surprised at this point ? but some of these these failed emperors trolls say they dont mind another 4 years of this madness
"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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whos surprised at this point ? but some of these these failed emperors trolls say they dont mind another 4 years of this madness
DeWine trying to get those numbers up. Still ain't closed the daycares yet. How the fuck did Denmark(and other entire countries) manage to close their daycares and yet he claims Ohio can't.
I hate when people say shit can't be done when there are examples of the shit being done.
be safe man.... don't start doing more of your thread bumping.... just be safe....
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Im not bumping six year old threads...
DeWine trying to get those numbers up. Still ain't closed the daycares yet. How the fuck did Denmark(and other entire countries) manage to close their daycares and yet he claims Ohio can't.
Would have thought that would have been the first thing he did.
Trump announces anti-malaria drug is APPROVED to treat coronavirus - but has to walk back the good news after FDA head says it is only green lit for 'compassionate use' in some patientsWe used to use this for Malaria treatment but it can be a psychotic episode inducer. I know cause I've been taking anti malaria meds on and off for the past 10 years
Psychosis following chloroquine ingestion: a 10-year comparative study from a malaria-hyperendemic district of India - PubMed
Considering the large number of patients still receiving chloroquine especially in developing countries, this study has been presented to draw attention of the psychiatrists and other health professionals to the hazardous effect of chloroquine on mental health.pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- President Trump said in a Thursday press conference that the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine had been FDA-approved to treat coronavirus patients
- FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn corrected him, noting that the drug has only been approved for 'compassionate use' so its effects can be studied
- The 50-year-old drug is already approved to treat malaria and some forms of arthritis but has side effects like eye damage and bizarre, disturbing dreams
- In a French study, half of 36 coronavirus patients given the drug recovered entirely
Trump wrongly announces drug is FDA-approved to treat coronavirus
President Trump claimed that hydroxychlorine got FDA approval for treating coronavirus patients, but was corrected by FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, who said it's only for 'compassionate use.'
Thx just ordered mine. Is it a scam? naw cant be. Its ICE T.
bought 2
Seller infoBabita Kumari
Purchase details
N95 Respirator Mask - Blue (Qty 2)
Well, its 11 days later and still no masks. Can't believe ICE T did that to me.
Video has info if masks are needed or not. She says they're not but also says you should wear them around coronavirus victims.
Which if your on buses, trains anywhere....could be anyone. So hell yeah, you need a mask. But thanks to ICE T.
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When they study this, a lot of infections going to be traced back to those things. This is a huge miscalculation on his part. Yeah, we still need childcare, but the current model ain't built for this.Im not bumping six year old threads...
Would have thought that would have been the first thing he did.
Rep. Don Young tells Alaska seniors ‘beer virus’ fears are overblown, skips vote on COVID-19 relief
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Alaska’s lone member of the U.S. House, Rep. Don Young, told a gathering of senior citizens last week that dangers posed by the coronavirus pandemic — the “beer virus,” he called it — have been overblown due to media-fueled hysteria.
Speaking on Friday at Mat-Su Senior Services, a Palmer nonprofit that provides housing and services for the elderly, Young urged calm and told the crowd that COVID-19 is not as deadly as some past viruses, according to a recording of the luncheon. The remarks by Young, a Republican, were first reported by the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman.
"They call it the coronavirus. I call it the beer virus. How do you like that?” Young, 86, said to laughter in a reference to the popular Corona beer. “It attacks us senior citizens. I’m one of you. I still say we have to as a nation and state go forth with everyday activities.”
That advice contradicts recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and information posted to Young’s own official campaign and congressional Facebook pages and his congressional website. The speech reflects how, as many elected officials work to calm their constituents, their messages sometimes lag behind or defy the advice of experts who are urging Americans, particularly older Americans who are most likely to die from the virus, to stay at home and avoid contact with others.
Of the roughly 80 people in the crowd, more than half were seniors enjoying a lunch of chicken cordon bleu and roast beef as part of the regular meal service at the nonprofit, said Ailis Vann, executive director of the Palmer Chamber of Commerce.
The Palmer and Wasilla chambers hosted the luncheon, with chamber members making up the rest of the attendees, she said. While Young downplayed the threat of the virus, his intention seemed to be to urge calm, she said.
The speech came a week after Young’s staff launched a “Coronavirus Resource Center” on the congressman’s webpage with links to CDC guidelines urging social distancing, two days after the World Health Organization declared the virus to be a global pandemic, one day after Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced the first case in Alaska and two hours after Young’s own campaign urged Alaskans to “follow health protocols and best practices being suggested by our health care professionals.”
Young said he’d flown into Alaska the night before and began the far-ranging talk by quoting Franklin Roosevelt: “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.”
That was a time of war, Young told the crowd. “Whether you realize it or not, we are at war now. But mostly because of the presentations by the mass media.”
After the Friday luncheon, Young on Saturday attended an NRA fundraiser in the Mat-Su, according to posts on his campaign Facebook page. Meantime, he skipped a House vote in D.C. on a federal coronavirus relief package.
Young criticized the relief package in his remarks.
“We have to be aware of that because even the president’s proposal sounds good, $50 billion, $50 billion we don’t have. We’re gonna borrow that money from the future generations,” he said.
“We (would) solve a problem right now that's been created primarily by hysteria,” Young said.
“We can overcome this mess if we just be calm," Young said at one point. “We will prevail. You cannot prevail by hiding and responding to fear. “
Fielding questions from the crowd about international travel and testing, Young compared the illness to past epidemics: “Again, guys, this is blown out of proportion about how deadly this is. It’s deadly, but it’s not nearly as deadly as the other viruses we have."
“I say the exciting part about if you just look even in China where this thing originated, it peaked and then it’s going down," Young said. "It will happen here in the United States.”
When a Daily News reporter called Young’s office in Washington for comment Wednesday, an employee said the congressman’s spokesman was working remotely from another location. On Monday, Young’s official Facebook page announced that “out of an abundance of caution” he had directed his staff to begin working online from outside the office.
The spokesman, Zack Brown, did not respond to any questions about Young’s remarks, including whether the congressman’s views had changed in recent days as the number of Alaska coronavirus cases escalated and why Young’s suggestion that the seniors continue to “go forth” with everyday activities appeared to contradict statements made on his social media feeds and website.
Brown emailed a statement saying: “Congressman Young continues to be concerned for populations particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, including seniors. Congressman Young helped the House pass legislation authorizing billions of dollars in funding to combat COVID-19, and has been in communication with House Leadership to ensure that proper resources are available to turn the tide in the fight against COVID-19.”
Young’s re-election campaign manager, Truman Reed, wrote: “It was my understanding that the Congressman was trying to urge calm, stressing his confidence that we will weather this storm.”
“This pandemic’s impact is very real, growing and causing all of us — our governments, businesses, health care professionals and as individuals — to have evolving views and protocols to face its challenges,” Reed wrote in an email. He said Young’s campaign has canceled events and postponed all face-to-face campaign activities.
Officials at the senior center where more than 80 people gathered for Young’s remarks Friday did not respond to questions about why the gathering wasn’t delayed or canceled due to coronavirus concerns.
On Tuesday the center announced it would be canceling all subsequent activities for two weeks.
Rep. Don Young tells Alaska seniors ‘beer virus’ fears are overblown, skips vote on COVID-19 relief
Alaska’s lone congressman had just traveled into the state before giving the speech.
Alaska’s lone member of the U.S. House, Rep. Don Young, told a gathering of senior citizens last week that dangers posed by the coronavirus pandemic — the “beer virus,” he called it — have been overblown due to media-fueled hysteria.
Speaking on Friday at Mat-Su Senior Services, a Palmer nonprofit that provides housing and services for the elderly, Young urged calm and told the crowd that COVID-19 is not as deadly as some past viruses, according to a recording of the luncheon. The remarks by Young, a Republican, were first reported by the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman.
"They call it the coronavirus. I call it the beer virus. How do you like that?” Young, 86, said to laughter in a reference to the popular Corona beer. “It attacks us senior citizens. I’m one of you. I still say we have to as a nation and state go forth with everyday activities.”
That advice contradicts recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and information posted to Young’s own official campaign and congressional Facebook pages and his congressional website. The speech reflects how, as many elected officials work to calm their constituents, their messages sometimes lag behind or defy the advice of experts who are urging Americans, particularly older Americans who are most likely to die from the virus, to stay at home and avoid contact with others.
Of the roughly 80 people in the crowd, more than half were seniors enjoying a lunch of chicken cordon bleu and roast beef as part of the regular meal service at the nonprofit, said Ailis Vann, executive director of the Palmer Chamber of Commerce.
The Palmer and Wasilla chambers hosted the luncheon, with chamber members making up the rest of the attendees, she said. While Young downplayed the threat of the virus, his intention seemed to be to urge calm, she said.
The speech came a week after Young’s staff launched a “Coronavirus Resource Center” on the congressman’s webpage with links to CDC guidelines urging social distancing, two days after the World Health Organization declared the virus to be a global pandemic, one day after Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced the first case in Alaska and two hours after Young’s own campaign urged Alaskans to “follow health protocols and best practices being suggested by our health care professionals.”
Young said he’d flown into Alaska the night before and began the far-ranging talk by quoting Franklin Roosevelt: “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.”
That was a time of war, Young told the crowd. “Whether you realize it or not, we are at war now. But mostly because of the presentations by the mass media.”
After the Friday luncheon, Young on Saturday attended an NRA fundraiser in the Mat-Su, according to posts on his campaign Facebook page. Meantime, he skipped a House vote in D.C. on a federal coronavirus relief package.
Young criticized the relief package in his remarks.
“We have to be aware of that because even the president’s proposal sounds good, $50 billion, $50 billion we don’t have. We’re gonna borrow that money from the future generations,” he said.
“We (would) solve a problem right now that's been created primarily by hysteria,” Young said.
“We can overcome this mess if we just be calm," Young said at one point. “We will prevail. You cannot prevail by hiding and responding to fear. “
Fielding questions from the crowd about international travel and testing, Young compared the illness to past epidemics: “Again, guys, this is blown out of proportion about how deadly this is. It’s deadly, but it’s not nearly as deadly as the other viruses we have."
“I say the exciting part about if you just look even in China where this thing originated, it peaked and then it’s going down," Young said. "It will happen here in the United States.”
When a Daily News reporter called Young’s office in Washington for comment Wednesday, an employee said the congressman’s spokesman was working remotely from another location. On Monday, Young’s official Facebook page announced that “out of an abundance of caution” he had directed his staff to begin working online from outside the office.
The spokesman, Zack Brown, did not respond to any questions about Young’s remarks, including whether the congressman’s views had changed in recent days as the number of Alaska coronavirus cases escalated and why Young’s suggestion that the seniors continue to “go forth” with everyday activities appeared to contradict statements made on his social media feeds and website.
Brown emailed a statement saying: “Congressman Young continues to be concerned for populations particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, including seniors. Congressman Young helped the House pass legislation authorizing billions of dollars in funding to combat COVID-19, and has been in communication with House Leadership to ensure that proper resources are available to turn the tide in the fight against COVID-19.”
Young’s re-election campaign manager, Truman Reed, wrote: “It was my understanding that the Congressman was trying to urge calm, stressing his confidence that we will weather this storm.”
“This pandemic’s impact is very real, growing and causing all of us — our governments, businesses, health care professionals and as individuals — to have evolving views and protocols to face its challenges,” Reed wrote in an email. He said Young’s campaign has canceled events and postponed all face-to-face campaign activities.
Officials at the senior center where more than 80 people gathered for Young’s remarks Friday did not respond to questions about why the gathering wasn’t delayed or canceled due to coronavirus concerns.
On Tuesday the center announced it would be canceling all subsequent activities for two weeks.
I was on a right wing forum spying and his trolls were saying how disappointed they were with him (mainly for border wall immigration shit) but they reasoned that he's just waiting for the 2nd term to grant there wishes
This administration is run like it the The Katzenjammer Kids
Tesla cuts U.S. factory staff to curb virus, Musk offers to produce ventilators
Tesla suspends production at U.S. vehicle factory due to coronavirus
Tesla Inc said on Thursday it will suspend production at its San Francisco Bay Area vehicle factory on March 24, ending a standoff with California authorities concerned about the spread of the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: GM and Ford in talks with Trump admin to make ventilators
Coronavirus: GM and Ford in talks with Trump admin to make ventilators
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow tells Fox News he's in talks with executives.
www.axios.com
Younger adults are a big portion of U.S. virus hospitalizations
I wonder what percentage of those were the ones whining about how they don't need to pay for insurance cause they never use it?
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I wonder what percentage of those were the ones whining about how they don't need to pay for insurance cause they never use it?
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Dummy
Evangeline Lilly Won’t Self-quarantine Amid Coronavirus, Despite Living with Cancer-stricken Father https://www.thedailybeast.com/evang...us-despite-living-with-cancer-stricken-father
Evangeline Lilly Won’t Self-quarantine Amid Coronavirus, Despite Living with Cancer-stricken Father https://www.thedailybeast.com/evang...us-despite-living-with-cancer-stricken-father
Filings For Unemployment Benefits Rise As Coronavirus Hits Job Market, a 33% increase from last week
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Filings For Unemployment Benefits Rise As Coronavirus Hits Job Market
New claims for jobless benefits climbed 70,000 to 281,000 last week as the coronavirus pandemic shuttered businesses and left people out of work. It was the highest level since September 2017.
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WAPO: As layoffs skyrocket, the holes in Americaa;s safety net are becoming apparent
"On Mondy, there were so many people trying to file for unemployment insurance in New York, Oregon and elswnere that the websites crashed. Newly laid off workers waited hours on poorly staffed phone lines, they said."
There are going to be fucking breadlines like it was "The Great Depression"
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"On Mondy, there were so many people trying to file for unemployment insurance in New York, Oregon and elswnere that the websites crashed. Newly laid off workers waited hours on poorly staffed phone lines, they said."
There are going to be fucking breadlines like it was "The Great Depression"
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Trump announces anti-malaria drug is APPROVED to treat coronavirus - but has to walk back the good news after FDA head says it is only green lit for 'compassionate use' in some patients
- President Trump said in a Thursday press conference that the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine had been FDA-approved to treat coronavirus patients
- FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn corrected him, noting that the drug has only been approved for 'compassionate use' so its effects can be studied
- The 50-year-old drug is already approved to treat malaria and some forms of arthritis but has side effects like eye damage and bizarre, disturbing dreams
- In a French study, half of 36 coronavirus patients given the drug recovered entirely
Trump wrongly announces drug is FDA-approved to treat coronavirus
President Trump claimed that hydroxychlorine got FDA approval for treating coronavirus patients, but was corrected by FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, who said it's only for 'compassionate use.'www.dailymail.co.uk
thanks to those fucking foreign french people
"People are dying who have never died before." - Donald J. Trump on March 18, 2020
I posted pics from ShopRite the other day.... panicking cacs took over... meats were picked clean, as well as all the rice... but when I went to the Food Depot, a Spanish market where I usually buy meats, they were low on beef but had loads of pork and chicken.... the vegetables were fresh and stocked.... also was able to get a 20lb bag of parboiled rice there too...
Listen to this shit.
So I just off the phone with ma'dukes. She has been placed on quarantine while her coronavirus test comes back. She took the test on MONDAY, and here we are on Thursday; they still haven't got her the results back yet. Her doctor's office has been calling two times a day since Monday checking in on her.
Now, my parents stay in BumFuck, North Carolina, with a population of about 25k. A low-income county.
She went to the doctor because of the seasonal sinus infections that she gets yearly. She's been running a very low-grade fever that hasn't surpassed 100. She says that she feels great and is not worried about anything.
Here is the kicker, she asked her doctor do they test everyone that comes in with illnesses. Her doctor said no. Ma'dukes mentioned that her doctor said they also refuse people test as well because they don't have enough kits. So my pops chimes in said that he saw on the news that they have only sent THREE tests to Raleigh for confirmation from BumFuck, North Carolina, and my mother is one of them!
Ma'dukes will be 69 this year, and pops will be 70. Pop is on a 160% disability from the VA (Vietnam vet) and also gets social-security and retirement. His insurance is top-notch. He's been battle cancer for 10 years now. So my mom is on his insurance.
As of now, there are no reported Corona cases in BumFuck, North Carolina and my mom is certain that she doesn't have it, which I believe her.
My pops said this shit in BumFuck, North Carolina is political as hell. Plus they know the VA is going to pay 100% of any medical cost, so my mother is a perfect candidate.
This shit is crazy. I was buggin the fuck out when my mom said she was placed on quarantine. But she sounds fine and not seemed to worry about anything. She told me that if her results came back positive, then she was going say (in the most old Black woman North Carolina accent you can think of), "BULLSHIT!"
This is crazy.
So I just off the phone with ma'dukes. She has been placed on quarantine while her coronavirus test comes back. She took the test on MONDAY, and here we are on Thursday; they still haven't got her the results back yet. Her doctor's office has been calling two times a day since Monday checking in on her.
Now, my parents stay in BumFuck, North Carolina, with a population of about 25k. A low-income county.
She went to the doctor because of the seasonal sinus infections that she gets yearly. She's been running a very low-grade fever that hasn't surpassed 100. She says that she feels great and is not worried about anything.
Here is the kicker, she asked her doctor do they test everyone that comes in with illnesses. Her doctor said no. Ma'dukes mentioned that her doctor said they also refuse people test as well because they don't have enough kits. So my pops chimes in said that he saw on the news that they have only sent THREE tests to Raleigh for confirmation from BumFuck, North Carolina, and my mother is one of them!
Ma'dukes will be 69 this year, and pops will be 70. Pop is on a 160% disability from the VA (Vietnam vet) and also gets social-security and retirement. His insurance is top-notch. He's been battle cancer for 10 years now. So my mom is on his insurance.
As of now, there are no reported Corona cases in BumFuck, North Carolina and my mom is certain that she doesn't have it, which I believe her.
My pops said this shit in BumFuck, North Carolina is political as hell. Plus they know the VA is going to pay 100% of any medical cost, so my mother is a perfect candidate.
This shit is crazy. I was buggin the fuck out when my mom said she was placed on quarantine. But she sounds fine and not seemed to worry about anything. She told me that if her results came back positive, then she was going say (in the most old Black woman North Carolina accent you can think of), "BULLSHIT!"
This is crazy.
WORLD WIDE 191,127 CONFIRMED CASES
Chine 81,116
Italy 31,506
Iran 16,169
Spain 11,178
Republic of Korea 8,320
USA 3,536
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Chine 81,116
Italy 31,506
Iran 16,169
Spain 11,178
Republic of Korea 8,320
USA 3,536
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Church version of "Trump University"
Trump's Spiritual Advisor Is Raising Money For A FAKE Coronavirus Hospital
Donald Trump's spiritual advisor Paula White is asking people to send her money because she wants to fund a "Coronavirus hospital." Except that it isn't a hospital in a traditional sense; it is just her ministry. She claims that her ministry helps to heal the sick through the religion, so in a way that's like a hospital. That's not how this works, and White will be lucky if she doesn't end up sued over these claims.
Trump's Spiritual Advisor Is Raising Money For A FAKE Coronavirus Hospital
Donald Trump's spiritual advisor Paula White is asking people to send her money because she wants to fund a "Coronavirus hospital." Except that it isn't a hospital in a traditional sense; it is just her ministry. She claims that her ministry helps to heal the sick through the religion, so in a way that's like a hospital. That's not how this works, and White will be lucky if she doesn't end up sued over these claims.
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Listen to this shit.
So I just off the phone with ma'dukes. She has been placed on quarantine while her coronavirus test comes back. She took the test on MONDAY, and here we are on Thursday; they still haven't got her the results back yet. Her doctor's office has been calling two times a day since Monday checking in on her.
Now, my parents stay in BumFuck, North Carolina, with a population of about 25k. A low-income county.
She went to the doctor because of the seasonal sinus infections that she gets yearly. She's been running a very low-grade fever that hasn't surpassed 100. She says that she feels great and is not worried about anything.
Here is the kicker, she asked her doctor do they test everyone that comes in with illnesses. Her doctor said no. Ma'dukes mentioned that her doctor said they also refuse people test as well because they don't have enough kits. So my pops chimes in said that he saw on the news that they have only sent THREE tests to Raleigh for confirmation from BumFuck, North Carolina, and my mother is one of them!
Ma'dukes will be 69 this year, and pops will be 70. Pop is on a 160% disability from the VA (Vietnam vet) and also gets social-security and retirement. His insurance is top-notch. He's been battle cancer for 10 years now. So my mom is on his insurance.
As of now, there are no reported Corona cases in BumFuck, North Carolina and my mom is certain that she doesn't have it, which I believe her.
My pops said this shit in BumFuck, North Carolina is political as hell. Plus they know the VA is going to pay 100% of any medical cost, so my mother is a perfect candidate.
This shit is crazy. I was buggin the fuck out when my mom said she was placed on quarantine. But she sounds fine and not seemed to worry about anything. She told me that if her results came back positive, then she was going say (in the most old Black woman North Carolina accent you can think of), "BULLSHIT!"
This is crazy.
This is crazy as fuck as my people are Harnett County where 4 cases have been reported so far. I think one reported was a military person since we're so close to Ft. Bragg. I had 3 spring trips scheduled and they're all being cancelled for now.
Man, you see the writing on the wall.
The poor folk and the people with no so good or no insurance is superbly out of luck. Only 2505 have be preformed in NC the last I check. Greensboro just got it’s their case from a mofo the travel to NYC.
At this point, I’m convinced this shit is just going to run it’s course. Too much other shit is involved. Politics, money, idiocy, and everything else.
