Coronavirus from Wuhan, China

[Cornfed]

Confirmation that the Wu flu literally is just a cold/flu:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020 ... -flus-0-1/

[Shemp]

Mass hysteria pandemic appears to have finally broken here in Spain. During my visit to the grocery store today, I noticed that people are starting to act differently (facial expressions, tone of voice, how they walk), as if they are finally realizing this whole thing was an overblown panic about an illness that is no worse than a bad strain of flu. Next step is for opposition politicians to start blaming those in power for wrecking the economy and handing out trillions of dollars/euros to the investor class. Looking forwards to that circus.

BTW there are rumors the condom supply chain is disrupted. I stocked up on those plus some lube and sildenafil (generic viagra) in preparation for summer with my sugar baby in Ukraine, assuming the quarantine is lifted. Would be terrible to show up and not be ready for action.

[Neo]

Just got back from the supermarket. I had to stock up on juice and water. New rule: a person may not enter a supermarket without wearing a face mask or a scarf of some kind. I almost had to abandon the whole trip. So I begged everyone that came out for a spare mask, and the third or fourth person I asked had a box of them in his car and gave me one. Radio show on the way home confirms the new rule for the area: no enter supermarket without mask!

[Winston]

Confirmation that the Wu flu literally is just a cold/flu:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020 ... -flus-0-1/

But then how come on CNN they keep showing so many normal looking, even healthy looking, people that have died from the Coronavirus? How can they have so many people to declare deceased, including people who look normal and healthy and happy, of all ages too? Where do they get all these people?

[Cornfed]

Confirmation that the Wu flu literally is just a cold/flu:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020 ... -flus-0-1/

But then how come on CNN they keep showing so many normal looking, even healthy looking, people that have died from the Coronavirus? How can they have so many people to declare deceased, including people who look normal and healthy and happy, of all ages too? Where do they get all these people?

Out of hundreds of millions of people, some of them, even if healthy, are going to die from colds and flu every year. Maybe the virus attacks their heart or they get multiple viruses at once or whatever. Also, with covid19, almost anyone who died with the virus is counted as having died from it, so a lot of these people probably died from other conditions - food poisoning or blood poisoning or something.

[Winston]

From my friend Alex:

[4/15, 8:14 PM] Alex From Venice: I just wrote another post on Facebook where I demonstrate that in Italy the hospitals have been the major hubs of virus transmission while 80% of population were locked in their home and the economy collapsing

[4/15, 8:14 PM] Alex From Venice:

[Winston]

Alexs theory on why italys infection rate is out of control. Maybe he will be proven right someday.

[4/15, 9:26 PM] Alex From Venice: but today I made a big effort to write this last post about my theory that hospital heating system has been the root cause of turning hospitals into virus transmission hubs
[4/15, 9:27 PM] Winston Wu: What are u talented in the most?
[4/15, 9:28 PM] Alex From Venice: It took me some time to collect all the data and write the post, but it's there now... one day, when the truth will be known to the mass, I have the record that I knew it before everyone else
[4/15, 9:29 PM] Alex From Venice: analysis bro. Make theories of "how it works"
[4/15, 9:32 PM] Alex From Venice: which requires data collection, grouping, find correlations, investigate possible causation, build a theory, make predictions based on the theory, make diagnosis based on theory, make fix based on theory
[4/15, 9:34 PM] Alex From Venice: for example... my theory is that infections are transmitted on hospitals because of their centralized heating system, my prediction is that when the heating system will be switched to cooling the transmission will stop because the cooling will act as trap to the infected droplets

[Winston]

Dr. Andrew Kaufman explains why the Coronavirus is not what they say it is. See his lecture below.

[HappyGuy]

Apr 10, 2020 The Chinese Government has FOOLED you!



Apr 15, 2020 The Coronavirus Coverup Continues

Alex From Venice: analysis bro. Make theories of "how it works" ... which requires data collection, grouping, find correlations, investigate possible causation, build a theory, make predictions based on the theory, make diagnosis based on theory, make fix based on theory

It's very likely in Italy they've got high band 5g installed in those hospitals and old patients are dying from complications because of that. http://www.happierabroad.com/forum/view ... 34&t=42257

Alex From Venice: for example... my theory is that infections are transmitted on hospitals because of their centralized heating system, my prediction is that when the heating system will be switched to cooling the transmission will stop because the cooling will act as trap to the infected droplets

Your friend is not exactly a genius to have figured out hospitals need to take precautions and be engineered in such a way so they don't pass on diseases to everyone staying inside them!

[Neo]

I've been thinking about it, and my far-out thoughts lead me to conclude that this is just a precursor to a Hunger Games type of society. Just advanced training and testing at the present to see how to work things out, what people will believe, and to see how they react, etc.

[Neo]

Now I am convinced that this is 100% a false flag or a hoax. Probably just regular flu with inflated numbers and hype. As proof of this, do a websearch on "Coronavirus 33" without the quotes, and the abundance of the different articles with this indicator is more than can be simple coincidence.

"We won't get to the end of all this until we get...a vaccine." [time index 2:26]



https://youtu.be/VOXvel0vTGE?t=146

[Yohan]

The corona virus is showing up again in some people after a while, despite they fully recovered

http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20200417000631

Updated : Apr 17, 2020 - 17:33

A total of 163 patients previously declared cured of COVID-19 have tested positive again in South Korea as of Friday, up 22 from a day earlier, giving the government a fresh headache in its fight against the virus.

The recurring cases account for 2.1 percent of the 7,829 people released from quarantine after recovering. Studies are underway to find out why, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

It took 13.5 days on average for these patients to test positive again after being deemed clear of COVID-19 -- as little as one day and as long as 35.

Currently, to be declared recovered and released from quarantine one needs two negative results from tests conducted at 24-hour intervals.

An epidemiological and clinical analysis of 137 recurring cases showed that more than half of them, 72 people, had no symptoms and 61 people showed mild symptoms, according to the KCDC. Analysis is underway for the other four.

Those who test positive again after release from quarantine are usually detected through regular testing required by some municipalities or when they show symptoms and seek testing themselves.

Health officials here have cautiously dismissed the possibility of patients being reinfected with the virus.

The virus, despite being present at undetectable levels in patients’ bodies, could have been reactivated due to their weakened immune systems, or the tests could have picked up “dead” remnants of the virus, the officials said. There is also the possibility that the test results were in error.

To find out whether those who test positive again can infect others, the health authorities ran an antibody analysis of 28 recurring cases. In six of the cases, the virus could not be cultivated, meaning those people were less contagious. Analysis is underway for the other 22 cases.

“We could not find the virus that was alive (in recovered patients who tested positive again), so we think it will not be highly infectious,” KCDC Director General Jeong Eun-kyeong said at a briefing Friday.

“In the cases testing positive again within one week after full recovery, many of them produce negative and positive results alternately before eventually producing positive results due to remaining pieces of the virus in the body,” she said.

As of Friday, there were no cases of secondary transmission from recovered patients who had tested positive again, according to the KCDC.
Some 294 people came into contact with the patients who tested positive again, with 256 of them under government monitoring.

While 22 recovered patients were back in self-quarantine after testing positive again on Friday, Korea saw 22 new infections. The total number of COVID-19 cases here stands at 10,635.

The number of recurring cases has more than tripled from 51 on April 6, keeping the authorities on their toes despite the country largely having brought the virus situation under control, with fewer than 30 new cases per day for the past week.

There were no such recurring cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome or Middle East respiratory syndrome, the authorities said a day earlier, calling the novel coronavirus “evil.”

Recurring positive test results were reported in all age groups, though people in their 20s accounted for the highest proportion, 23.3 percent. This appears to be partially because this age group accounts for the largest portion of the country’s total cases, 27.35 percent.

Of the recurring cases, 19.6 percent were in their 50s, 14.7 percent in their 30s, 11.6 percent in their 40s, 11 percent in their 60s, 9.2 percent in their 80s, 3.7 percent in their 70s, 3.7 percent in the 10-19 age group and 3.1 percent younger than 10.

By gender, 66.9 percent of the recurring cases involved women. Of the country’s total cases, 59.7 percent are women.

By region, Daegu, once Korea’s epicenter of the novel coronavirus, reported the most cases with 67, making up 41.1 percent of all recurring cases. Daegu represents the majority of the country’s total cases, accounting for 64.2 percent.

Some 33 percent of the cases were registered in North Gyeongsang Province, 8 percent in Gyeonggi Province and 5 percent in Seoul.

[Neo]

[HappyGuy]

"We won't get to the end of all this until we get...a vaccine."

Someone isn't satisfied with his money. He wants more, a lot more!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech ... rming.html

[Neo]

Things will only go back to "semi-normal" when we have a vaccine in late 2021.



@HappyGuy Are you ready for mandatory vaccination for your own good?