On this Virus from China

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bojack said:
So about 150 ? Do you know the % of deaths by abortion in comparison ? imo if you can spread this NV without any symptoms then it's over before it begins .. You can't go to work, watch the ball games, go out to eat, anything else but sit home and watch CNN .. And You Tube is censored up to it's neck for 3 yrs now getting worse .. It's not only isolation it is captivity over another nothing burger ..
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I forgot to add ''even though you're fine and feel like going to work...........or out
 
There does seem to be a bit of an overreaction. The media created the public panic and they aren't stopping.
Things are accelerating rapidly. 2 weeks ago we were able to shop as normal. Today rations. As if there is a war on.
All the major supermarkets have announced a purchase limit of 3 of every item they sell.
It's looking suspiciously more and more like a stage-managed chaos.

News today from Belgium, home of the capital of European Disunion-

Belgium became the latest European country to go into almost full lockdown with the introduction today of new curbs enforced by police and fines for employers.
The country’s prime minister Sophie Wilmès said Belgians would only be allowed out to visit supermarkets —where the numbers allowed in aisles will be limited — as well as pharmacies and banks.
Exemptions will also be permitted in emergencies, while hairdressers will remain open but only be allowed to admit one customer at a time. Exercise, such as cycling or walking, will be allowed too if people stay at least 1.5 metres apart.
But all other outdoor activity will be banned, with employers facing fines if they breach the controls and police stopping individuals doing the same.
 
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Lucy-Pevensie said:
There does seem to be a bit of an overreaction. The media created the public panic and they aren't stopping.
Things are accelerating rapidly. 2 weeks ago we were able to shop as normal. Today rations. As if there is a war on.
All the major supermarkets have announced a purchase limit of 3 of every item they sell.
It's looking suspiciously more and more like a stage-managed chaos.

News today from Belgium, home of the capital of European Disunion-

Belgium became the latest European country to go into almost full lockdown with the introduction today of new curbs enforced by police and fines for employers.
The country’s prime minister Sophie Wilmès said Belgians would only be allowed out to visit supermarkets —where the numbers allowed in aisles will be limited — as well as pharmacies and banks.
Exemptions will also be permitted in emergencies, while hairdressers will remain open but only be allowed to admit one customer at a time. Exercise, such as cycling or walking, will be allowed too if people stay at least 1.5 metres apart.
But all other outdoor activity will be banned, with employers facing fines if they breach the controls and police stopping individuals doing the same.
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I wonder what the shut-in and lonely will do .. They're gonna pray all right and Jesus will remember every prayer and every selfish person and coward who helped murder them
 
Papou said:
These are old data (March 6) we are now March 18, an eternity for the COVID-19 pandemic. Roughly ten times more death today.
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I was showing the difference the second is March 17, the numbers will change again and again
 
Lucy-Pevensie said:
There does seem to be a bit of an overreaction. The media created the public panic and they aren't stopping.
Things are accelerating rapidly. 2 weeks ago we were able to shop as normal. Today rations. As if there is a war on.
All the major supermarkets have announced a purchase limit of 3 of every item they sell.
It's looking suspiciously more and more like a stage-managed chaos.

News today from Belgium, home of the capital of European Disunion-

Belgium became the latest European country to go into almost full lockdown with the introduction today of new curbs enforced by police and fines for employers.
The country’s prime minister Sophie Wilmès said Belgians would only be allowed out to visit supermarkets —where the numbers allowed in aisles will be limited — as well as pharmacies and banks.
Exemptions will also be permitted in emergencies, while hairdressers will remain open but only be allowed to admit one customer at a time. Exercise, such as cycling or walking, will be allowed too if people stay at least 1.5 metres apart.
But all other outdoor activity will be banned, with employers facing fines if they breach the controls and police stopping individuals doing the same.
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Interesting that China went into full scale lock down at 50 cases...... of course being an authoritarian regime there is no surprise there, people are complacent and they trust their government because they think their government is Big Daddy.

However, one doctor has reported they are still burning the bodies and true numbers dead is probably closer to 50 000.

The economy actually suffers less when things are handled swiftly, but then you see the people in China are used to having freedoms revoked, however in most other places this is not the case, so we create a problem to start conditioning people to accept limitations on their freedoms for the sake of the greater good.

How does one argue against.... "we have to do this to save lives"

From where I sit this is a perfect set up for the progression towards the "new world order" promised to us by George Bush.

However, the question always remains what is the true nature of this virus and how much damage will it inflict.

China is not really telling us.
We are kinda damned if we do and damned if we don't.
 
Lucy-Pevensie said:
There does seem to be a bit of an overreaction. The media created the public panic and they aren't stopping.
Things are accelerating rapidly. 2 weeks ago we were able to shop as normal. Today rations. As if there is a war on.
All the major supermarkets have announced a purchase limit of 3 of every item they sell.
It's looking suspiciously more and more like a stage-managed chaos.

News today from Belgium, home of the capital of European Disunion-

Belgium became the latest European country to go into almost full lockdown with the introduction today of new curbs enforced by police and fines for employers.
The country’s prime minister Sophie Wilmès said Belgians would only be allowed out to visit supermarkets —where the numbers allowed in aisles will be limited — as well as pharmacies and banks.
Exemptions will also be permitted in emergencies, while hairdressers will remain open but only be allowed to admit one customer at a time. Exercise, such as cycling or walking, will be allowed too if people stay at least 1.5 metres apart.
But all other outdoor activity will be banned, with employers facing fines if they breach the controls and police stopping individuals doing the same.
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In AU.....store shelves are empty.....a limit of one or two applicable to all items is being enforced....stores are closing early or not opening until late to allow restocking and then with empty isles....and prices are rising........since I have visited AU regularly I keep up with it and this is happening......and strangely enough as OIL prices FALL to record LOWS and with PETROL/GAS at about 47 cents a litre in the U.S....fuel prices are up to about $1.80 to $1.90 a litre in AU.......also drug stores are running low on supplies and many items normally open to the public being moved behind the counters.....
 
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dcontroversal said:
In AU.....store shelves are empty.....a limit of one or two applicable to all items is being enforced....stores are closing early or not opening until late to allow restocking and then with empty isles....and prices are rising........since I have visited AU regularly I keep up with it and this is happening......and strangely enough as OIL prices FALL to record LOWS and with PETROL/GAS at about 47 cents a litre in the U.S....fuel prices are up to about $1.80 to $1.90 a litre in AU.......also drug stores are running low on supplies and many items normally open to the public being moved behind the counters.....
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I know, plain ridiculous. Costco just opened up here for the first time and on the news they showed the line up way way way down the street. Pensioners were knocked over and scrambled over so they have opened the shops for them between 7am and 8am in the dark!!
 
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Ruby123 said:

I don't get it??
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Go back and ADD up all of his numbers.....the number in question is NOT accounted for in his equation.....

IF i said....

10 people are sick and then said....

5 have recovered
2 have died

and leave it at that....THERE are 3 of the 10 unaccounted for.....his numbers are not matching up hence MY OP....addressing the some odd 6000 not mentioned.....
 
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Ruby123 said:
I know, plain ridiculous. Costco just opened up here for the first time and on the news they showed the line up way way way down the street. Pensioners were knocked over and scrambled over so they have opened the shops for them between 7am and 8am in the dark!!
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SAME all over SYDNEY as I have seen on the media.....crazy
 
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