Coronavirus Epidemic, Part 2

[Old_Sarge]

It's a transfer of wealth.

Banks create money out of thin air and buy real assets such as govt. bonds, now stocks in stock market, mortgage backed securities (your house)....
They will own everything, the buildings, the farms (your food), the shipping, mines, corporations, the oil. They will kill off small businesses to strengthen their control.

It was never about the virus, that was just a smoke screen.
We are being lied to and locked in our houses so no protest, no public assembly allowed. You can't even gather to organize, think about it.

The CDC website shows that pneumonia has killed more this year than this flu (shown below) but you won't see this on TV because six corporations control 96% of all media (fact), and we don't shut down the economy for pneumonia every year, it's bul1$h1t.

Just ask yourself, who benefits?
Answer is always the same; the banks.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[toddnjoyce]

Read an interesting article today from a group of pulmonologists who’ve been studying the silent hypoxia aspect that’s been ascribed to the pneumonia. At the lay level, there has been a significant percentage of patients present with no trouble breathing, but with a pulse oxygen level of <50%. Normal, healthy pulse oxygen levels should be >94%.

Their perspective is the positive pressure ventilation was, at best, doing no harm for the cases that presented. Alternatively, they’ve been treating with 100% oxygen instead of the ventilators and have seen better results.

If this becomes another tool in the tool bag, it opens an exceedingly cheap detection, monitoring, and treatment capability. Fingertip pulse oximeters can be found in most drug stores for as little as $40 and the therapy is nothing different than delivering O2 via nebulizer.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Read an interesting article today from a group of pulmonologists who’ve been studying the silent hypoxia aspect that’s been ascribed to the pneumonia. At the lay level, there has been a significant percentage of patients present with no trouble breathing, but with a pulse oxygen level of <50%. Normal, healthy pulse oxygen levels should be >94%.

Their perspective is the positive pressure ventilation was, at best, doing no harm for the cases that presented. Alternatively, they’ve been treating with 100% oxygen instead of the ventilators and have seen better results.

If this becomes another tool in the tool bag, it opens an exceedingly cheap detection, monitoring, and treatment capability. Fingertip pulse oximeters can be found in most drug stores for as little as $40 and the therapy is nothing different than delivering O2 via nebulizer.

My GF had me buy one several weeks ago.

 

[F350-6]

It's a transfer of wealth.

Banks create money out of thin air and buy real assets such as govt. bonds, now stocks in stock market, mortgage backed securities (your house)....
They will own everything, the buildings, the farms (your food), the shipping, mines, corporations, the oil. They will kill off small businesses to strengthen their control.

It was never about the virus, that was just a smoke screen.
We are being lied to and locked in our houses so no protest, no public assembly allowed. You can't even gather to organize, think about it.

The CDC website shows that pneumonia has killed more this year than this flu (shown below) but you won't see this on TV because six corporations control 96% of all media (fact), and we don't shut down the economy for pneumonia every year, it's bul1$h1t.

Just ask yourself, who benefits?
Answer is always the same; the banks.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm

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I keep seeing all these stats from the CDC showing these lower death rates, but also seeing the stats on their main covid-19 page that shows deaths around 78k currently. Makes it look like China is running the CDC website.

 

[Old_Sarge]

I keep seeing all these stats from the CDC showing these lower death rates, but also seeing the stats on their main covid-19 page that shows deaths around 78k currently. Makes it look like China is running the CDC website.

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[TheDan]

Covid-19 deaths still lower than deaths by medical error

 

[benenglish]

My GF had me buy one several weeks ago.

Having a sister who has tried really hard to bleed to death 3 times in the last few years, we've had a pulse oximeter for a long time.

Interesting fact: For many doctor's office visits, the itemized cost of taking a pulse ox reading is higher than the cost of buying the meter. My sister's pulmonologist charges $35 to read blood oxygen levels but you can buy the meters on Amazon for $10 to $20 all day long.

I guess that's kinda like those special aspirin you get in the hospital that cost $20 a pill.

 

[candcallen]

I keep seeing all these stats from the CDC showing these lower death rates, but also seeing the stats on their main covid-19 page that shows deaths around 78k currently. Makes it look like China is running the CDC website.

In a taskforce meeting Dr Birx was overheard saying she "cant trust anything coming from the CDC numbers wise. They are padding some numbers"

End of Dr Birx comments. Mine start below.

Much like climatologists they seem to make adjustments without explanation thus leading to obvious scepticism.

You cant call her a science denier. She just wants actual data. Much like the rest of the critical thinkers.

 

[candcallen]

Maybe we should have a ronaspiracy thread.


Just a thought, some of this stuff is hard to swallow.

 

[Hoji]

Talked with a friend today who told me her neighbor went to the doctor with some breathing problems. She was checked for pneumonia and bronchitis but was negative so the doctor diagnosed her with coronavirus and prescribed bed rest. When she asked why she was not tested for the virus the doctor told her that she did not show any of the symptoms.

And this right here boys and girls is why I am shocked there is not a retail run on rope

 

[Old_Sarge]

And this right here boys and girls is why I am shocked there is not a retail run on rope

 

[Dinoble1]

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[TheDan]

Covid-19 looks like another symptom of crowded human syndrome.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Apparently the City of San Antonio is keeping a list of who’s naughty or nice.

https://www.sanantonio.gov/Portals/...ts/DeclarationEnforcementReport-05062020.xlsx

More than 5500 Karens have been keeping SAPD busy.

 

[Vaquero]

Apparently the City of San Antonio is keeping a list of who’s naughty or nice.

https://www.sanantonio.gov/Portals/0/Files/health/COVID19/Website Docs/EnforcementReports/DeclarationEnforcementReport-05062020.xlsx

More than 5500 Karens have been keeping SAPD busy.

Sigh

 

[toddnjoyce]

It gets better. From City of Austin’s current order, valid through May 30.

SECTION 11. Restaurant Dine- In and Reopened Service Logs and Privacy Protection. To assist in both the statewide and local contact tracing programs, all restaurants allowing dine-in service and all reopened services with allowed occupancy or capacity of 75 or less are encouraged to maintain an activity log of, as reasonably possible, the contact information for all inside or sit-down customers and employees including the dates and times they were present in the business and the location where they sat or were served if a restaurant or reopened service with seating. In the absence of a such a log, Austin Public Health may need to publicly release, without limitation and in its discretion, the location where people with confirmed infections have been, with relevant dates and timeframes, so as to otherwise trace contact

The entire 29-page order is worth reading comrades. The mask will save you.

 

[Younggun]

When the waiter starts asking for my personal info is when I leave.


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