Debt Rattle March 1 2020
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Arthur Rothstein Accident on US 40 between Hagerstown and Cumberland, Maryland 1936 • HK Coronavirus Outbreak Not At Peak: Gabrie
[See the full post at: Debt Rattle March 1 2020]Arthur Rothstein Accident on US 40 between Hagerstown and Cumberland, Maryland 1936
Great photo; on the ground and at the event, when it happened…
…don’t get better than that.I’ll take that car even broken. It’s fixable unlike today’s modern cars with a single fender cracked.
So which is more ecological again?
From yesterday: Korea, in the religious meeting, they had 50-50 for symptoms. When tested, 80% of the non-symptomatic had it. So if – let’s say everyone has it, but only a fraction has any health issues, then we can stop reading the “infected” number, which is alarming and start reading only the “death” or “ICU” rate, which is 3,000.
So we’ll call the number “10,000”, as above. Over much of the planet by now. Can we do a turtle vs the hare race vs influenza now? 30k/mo is the number to beat. With 3 months in, Wuhan is behind by a factor of 10x. Panic!!!
“CDC refuses to test for COVID-19. Why?”Why indeed. Because it’s hardly more than influenza but can cause a War of the Words panic that will kill millions? I mean unless you think all the doctors in UC Davis are stupid and/or suicidal. Do you? Are you going to allege that? Which fits the pattern better?
“Markets Expected to Fall Further as Coronavirus Hits China’s Economy (G.) “
That would be true if the markets weren’t totally disconnected from the real economy, and have been since ‘08, if not ‘01. But they need to get the shorts to buy in hard so they can burn them. You know: the muppets who actually believe against all evidence that we have a real market.
“China Pollution Clear Amid Coronavirus Slowdown (BBC) “
Still no word from St. Greta on China. And no victory laps from all those schmarty-schmarts guys who ached for human death to save the planet. You can’t please some people. Why aren’t you happy now? You have everything you asked for.
“ Bernie Sanders Looks To Blow Away Rivals On Super Tuesday (G.) “
America is so racist first we elect a black guy, then we elect a guy with a Jewish family who’s pro gay marriage, THEN we elect a Jewish guy. We’re tricky like that! Nazis everywhere, but tricky Nazis.
Conclusion: in #AntiLogos, reality will never, ever matter. EVER. It could be 1,000 years and it still wouldn’t matter. The sun could burn out and we’d still hold on to these lies, accuse each other while the guys in the castle laugh and drug your daughters.
“‘Get Out Of The Way, Let Us Deal With Assad’, Erdogan Says He Told Putin (RT) “
This is why Turkey can never get anywhere and fails all the time despite the power of their people. You can’t double-cross and fight everyone at once, at least not openly. You need to lie about it, hide and deny, like Britain and Israel. Who’s going to work with him now?
And what Chemical weapons plant? Since everyone’s a goldfish, apparently, they dismantled their program in what, 2015, overseen by the U.N. and it’s anti-logical to go there since? Nope, make stuff up, lie, have the media print it. Then when called on it, lie and deny more. Since the population is #Antilogic, they love it! It’s just like them! Brother! Sister! The one true god! The morning star, the prince himself, Lies.
“Either the EU acts now, or people are going to be killed.”
Well yes, but the EU WANTS them all to be killed. That’s why they started the war, supported it, and took every action since. They also love rape and hand grenades, and have come to a new love of deadly flus they openly promote letting spread to every corner without the slightest containment. So I imagine they ache with longing for the deaths of these 76,000, especially as they’re mostly civilians, because they ache with longing for the deaths of Germans, of uppity French protesters, of the unemployed in Greece and Spain, and prettymuch everyone else. That’s what happens when you’re a death cult, like most leaders worldwide. They’ll probably record it and watch it at parties for light entertainment now that Epstein’s pipeline is down.
The 84 years in between plays a role, but it almost looks poetic.
Doesn’t it though? 84 years; I’ve got just short (about 21/2 months) of 75 of those; all in all, we’ve not amounted to much.
A shame to waste all that space…Wes
Thanks for the input on bed numbers in Britain
What’s your take this mortality percentage chart that includes ‘lag time’ for deaths.
It’s not accurate to report the number of deaths vs the number of infected on the same day. As the lag time or look back increases, according to this chart, the mortality increases.
The 12 day lag-time increases mortality percent to 7%, a lot higher than the 1% being bandied about.
Normal Flu is .1% mortality 7% would be 70X higher
The chart comes from Wealth Nucleus Updated COVID-19 statistics for Mar 1,2020
It has the footnotes for the sources at the bottom.
You can only die once
• Markets Expected To Fall Further As Coronavirus Hits China’s Economy (G.)
Everyone is still playing with printed money from 2 years ago.
Crowdspolitical rallies endanger your health.
Will the campaigning format change?• US and Taliban Ink Afghanistan Peace Agreement (RT)
The virus will have more impact then the Taliban
• Turkey Minister: 76,358 Migrants Headed To Border With Greece (K.)
Forget fighting with guns. Defend against the virus.
The virus will kill +2%The attack of the virus – Its a siege
https://thehill.com/policy/defense/485299-pentagon-races-to-counter-coronavirus-threat-on-military-forcesPentagon races to counter coronavirus threat on military forces
BY ELLEN MITCHELL – 02/29/20 03:11 PM EST
At military installations around the world, DOD personnel and their families are finding themselves restricted by the new threat.U.S. European Command’s top general, Tod Wolters, told Senate lawmakers on Tuesday that in Germany — home to the largest U.S. military presence in Europe at more than 33,000 troops — an anticipated increase in coronavirus cases could lead to restricted troop movement.
In Vicenza, Italy, where 6,000 to 7,000 U.S. troops plus thousands of their family members live and work, the Army has closed on-base schools, childcare centers, churches and gyms as a precautionary measure as the disease spreads across country.
Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command on Thursday issued a memo to military personnel in Saudi Arabia banning all nonessential travel, including “going to the mall, movies, other crowded venues or recreational facilities/establishments.”
In addition, all “leave and liberty travel” within the Central Command theater is suspended. For example, “personnel assigned to a unit in Riyadh [Saudi Arabia] cannot take a pass/leave/trip to United Arab Emirates or Jeddah for the weekend,” the memo states.
And the Navy’s 7th Fleet, its largest fleet, has been directed to remain at sea for 14 days “to permit adequate time for surveillance and monitoring,” of possible cases of the virus.
Guardian says 12 more Britons infected, taking total to 35. Do we still understand exponential functions? In the same vein, Holland infections rise to 10.
Also Guardian just now:
David and Sally Abel, the British passengers who caught coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked off Yokohama, are still being treated in an isolation unit in a Japanese hospital.
In a video update on Sunday, they said they were recovering well, but Sally said she had tested positive again for the virus, after testing negative last week.
David said that by next Friday they will have served four weeks in quarantine.
And there’s more:
The crew began leaving the Diamond Princess on Thursday for quarantine ashore after the last of the passengers had departed.
“Including the captain, all crew members disembarked,” health minister Katsunobu Kato told reporters late Sunday.
Around 130 people – including the captain and 98 health ministry officials who were working aboard – tested negative for the virus as they left the vessel, he said.
They will spend 14 days at government-designated dormitories before being allowed to leave Japan, while the vessel will be disinfected before sailing again.
Quarantine for a month, 2 more weeks to go -unless they test positive in between-. You think they continue to get paid?
This is a video from the CDC that illustrates that they are not really competent, and/or not really serious about slowing the spread of COVID-19. Check it out before they take it down. (It’s in the public domain, so anyone can download it and create a good parody video on YouTube using the CDC’s own material.)
CDC video title:
Public Health Screenings at U.S. Airports for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)Plot summary:
A crowd of arriving passengers is lined up for CBP (Customs and Border Protection) passport control at the airport. They are in close proximity to each other, without masks.. (We later learn that at least one of the travelers here is coming from Wuhan and is coughing.)
A traveler coughs into her sleeve as she hands her passport to the CBP officer. The officer is wearing rubber gloves (but no mask), as he holds and looks through the passport. He will presumably be wearing the same pair of gloves when he handles the passports of the passengers who follow, potentially spreading the virus.
Traveler coughs again, gets a mask from the CBP officer, and puts the mask on using only one of the elastic bands (instead of both bands). The bottom of the mask is not secured.
Another officer walks closely alongside the masked traveler, taking her to the screening area. This officer, like the first officer the traveler encountered, is not wearing a mask. He is holding the traveler’s passport in his gloved hand, and he passes it to a CDC officer, who is also wearing gloves (but no mask).
The CDC officer walks with the traveler to the screening room, where another staff member (wearing gloves) check’s the traveler’s forehead temperature with a non-contact thermometer (non-contact for a false sense of security). The the traveler is then handed a pen and a clipboard with a questionnaire. (It seems unlikely that the pens and clipboards are sterilized between passengers.)
At this point, the traveler indicates Yes to the question about whether she has been to Wuhan, China in the past two weeks. By now, she has been in close proximity to an unknown number of other travelers and staff, and the virus could be present on many surfaces (pen, clipboard, objects later touched by the gloved hands).
https://www.cdc.gov/media/video/b-roll/314659_Broll%20Package_ver3.mp4
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https://www.cdc.gov/media/b_roll.htmlTwo people in a senior nursing facility in Washington state have been tested to be positive. 50 more there have shown symptoms. As far as I know, it is not in any breaking news.
@ Doc Robinson
You dd it. You forgot
A woman’s purse spreads the virus.
—–FDA allows new diagnostic technologies to test for coronavirus before receiving emergency approvals
Jonathan Shieber@jshieber / 1:15 pm PST • February 29, 2020
FDA allows new diagnostic technologies to test for coronavirus before receiving emergency approvalsAs the first diagnosed cases of the new virus appeared in the country, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had conducted only 459 tests. Meanwhile, China had five commercial tests for the coronavirus on the market one month ago and can now conduct up to 1.6 million tests per week. South Korea has tested another 65,00 people so far, according to a report in Science Magazine. Initial tests in the U.S. were hampered by the distribution of test kits which contained a faulty reagent — rendering the kits useless.
Now, the Food and Drug Administration is opening the doors for research centers across the country to use new technologies that have yet to be approved for emergency use in order to dramatically increase the number of tests healthcare facilities can perform.
Remember there is $8 Billion coming. Share the wealth.
Italian Soccer Club Plays First Match In An Empty Stadium
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/italian-soccer-club-plays-first-match-empty-stadium
Imagine Americans having to watch football vicariously
Italian Die-hard football fans
Dave Note:. From what I have read about the coronavirus about 18% require serious medical intervention to survive. Without serious medical intervention about half or 9% will die (re-Wuhan). With good medical care the death rate can be greatly reduced to between 2% to 3%.
Wuhan and Iran death rates look to be toward the 9% rate.
So far in other places inthe world it looks more like 3% or less.
The big problem I see with calculating the death rate is we do not know the total number of people actually infected and likely never will, simply because most people in this world don’t have easy access to medical care. They get sick, if lucky recover, then carry on as before.
Somewhere, I saw a Chinese report saying up to 14% of recovered people are testing positive again. The doctors were not sure whether these people were able to spread the virus or not.
Raul has also mentioned about people catching the virus a second time too.
It seems there is still much we don’t know about this virus.
One other thing I have learned is that the coronavirus sits up in the throat area, besides the lungs, another reason why it is so much more contagious!
For sure this virus is one tough hombre!
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