COVID-19 'Pandemic'

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It was created in the US and exported to China like everything else. The US built the disease control lab in Wuhan. It is Karma that they have the most cases and most deaths from something they created, no?
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Why not from Canada? Many of our labs had connections with Wuhan lab and shared virus strains and findings with them, Isn't there a scientist from Winnipeg still in hot water over her connection with Wuhan?

Still does not dismiss that the Virus started in Wuhan province whether by lab release or from the wet market, and how China kept the world in the dark about it.
 
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If it didn't come from that lab then it originated from one of Wuhan's foul, filthy, unsanitary wet markets where they gut bats and pangolins to eat on the filthy floor.

Trump and Johnson should demand that China shuts all its wet markets.

The Chinese should no longer be allowed to eat bats and pangolins and silkworms and geckos which are produced in unsanitary conditions. Otherwise they'll soon unleash another virus onto the world as they've already done several times.

Enough is enough. Their weird eating habits are making the world ill.
 
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You just had to get that out?
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From what I've been hearing on the news (predictions that he could be reelected) it seems quite obvious a lot of people just aren't getting it! I guess you just can't fix "stupid", eh!
 
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From what I've been hearing on the news (predictions that he could be reelected) it seems quite obvious a lot of people just aren't getting it! I guess you just can't fix "stupid", eh!
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Maybe it's more stupid to elect his opponent.

By the way, America is faring much better than most other badly hit countries.

Its deaths, on a per capita basis, are much lower than, say, Britain, France, Italy and Spain.

On a per capita basis, Belgium is the worst hit country, followed by Spain, then Italy, then France, then Britain. The US isn't even in the top 10.

That, of course, is according to the statistics each country gives us, which I don't think are accurate in any way, but that's the official statistics.
 
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Maybe it's more stupid to elect his opponent.

By the way, America is faring much better than most other badly hit countries.

Its deaths, on a per capita basis, are much lower than, say, Britain, France, Italy and Spain.

On a per capita basis, Belgium is the worst hit country, followed by Spain, then Italy, then France, then Britain. The US isn't even in the top 10.

That, of course, is according to the statistics each country gives us, which I don't think are accurate in any way, but that's the official statistics.
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Means next to nothing - countries with tiny dense populations are bound to fare the worst. The vast majority of the area in the U.S. (from the Mississip to the Sierra Nevada) are very sparsely populated.
 
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Means next to nothing - countries with tiny dense populations are bound to fare the worst. The vast majority of the area in the U.S. (from the Mississip to the Sierra Nevada) are very sparsely populated.
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Yep.

So as you can see, America has done quite well. I hate it when people only mention total deaths when comparing to other countries. It's per capita deaths that matters. And on that basis, Belgium is the worst hit country, not America, and Britain is not the worst in Europe.

So there are many countries out there faring far worse than America.
 
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I also find it rather odd that a thread about a supposed "global pandemic" is currently being focussed on the United States.
 
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Sturgeon surrenders to Johnson and partially lifts the lockdown in Scotland

 
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British author and former GP Dr Vernon Coleman stated in a previous video that governments around the world have made a huge mistake when it comes to battling coronavirus and argued that the lockdowns will lead to more deaths than the coronavirus itself.

In this video, a defiant Dr Coleman asks why YouTube took down his previous video.

 
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The sinister hidden agendas behind the lockdowns


Vernon Coleman exposes the lies told about the coronavirus and explains the facts behind lockdown and the police state. He explains why paranoia is now the only sensible, healthy, sane option and what we have to do to defeat the politicians endangering our lives.

 
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I was in my local Sainsbury's supermarket today - you know shopping for essentials, as the Government and the police keep telling us (12 bottles of beer, a bottle of Spanish sherry and a bottle of British Sanatogen tonic wine). There was a guy in there wearing an extravagant facemask and goggles, to put it simply.

So, during this global experiment that governments are conducting to see how well they can control the sheeple, it's easy to see the people whose programming has been greatly successful - such as the guy who was wearing the gas mask and goggles and several posters on here, the actual sheeple - and the more fortunate amongst us who have managed to resist the programming through whatever means, either delivery or accidentally, such as me.

The only other thing I can say is that the programmed androids around us are f*cked.
 
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Nicola Sturgeon is turning into a demagogue

Now she's whipping up a Twittermob against a journalist who criticised her.

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Hold on. How come when Boris Johnson has a pop at a journalist it’s proof that Britain is descending into Trumpist, demagogic lunacy, yet when Nicola Sturgeon does it she’s hailed as a ‘QUEEN’ bravely defending herself against the Evil Media?

Sturgeon - Scotland's First Minister and leader of the SNP - got her Trump on in relation to the BBC’s Sarah Smith. On a BBC News broadcast, Ms Smith (very accurately, in my view) said the first minister of Scotland has ‘enjoyed the opportunity’ to set her own lockdown rules and not have to follow England’s lead. Within minutes of her uttering this very mild political observation, the creepy ScotsNat wing of Twitter had exploded and Scottish observers were fuming over the temerity of a journalist to question that bravest of hearts, Nicola Sturgeon.

Sturgeon herself, taking a leaf from The Donald’s book, tweeted her queenly displeasure with the uppity Ms Smith. She quote-tweeted someone describing Ms Smith and her BBC report as ‘shameful’ and said that ‘never in my political career have I “enjoyed” something less than this’.

Just imagine if Boris, or any other member of his cabinet, had implicitly approved of the branding of a questioning journalist as ‘shameful’. It would be 2021 before we heard the end of it. In this case, though, the chorus of outrage has been on Nic’s side against the cocky reporter. ‘Backlash’, trilled the National. ‘Nicola Sturgeon hits back at BBC journalist’, reported Edinburgh Live.

When Boris or Trump criticise journalists, they are being arrogant strongmen and are dragging their countries towards something eerily like fascism. When Sturgeon does it she is bravely hitting back. It can only be a matter of time before some millennial media outlet does a piece on ‘The 10 Times Nicola Sturgeon Snapped Back YAS’.

#SackSarahSmith started trending on Twitter, as an army of intolerant nationalists and woke leftists demanded Ms Smith’s scalp for the speechcrime of mildly criticising Sturgeon. The mob didn’t get Smith sacked, but they did extract a retraction. Smith withdrew her ‘mistake’ and said she had meant to say that Sturgeon was ’embracing’, rather than ‘enjoying’, the power devolution has given her to set Scotland’s lockdown rules.

And there you have it. A journalist brought to heel. A reporter reprimanded and put back in her box for daring to criticise the first minister. You’ve all been warned: question Sturgeon and she will help to whip up a Twittermob against you. And next time you might not be so lucky to get away with it by simply retracting your comments.

The witch-hunting of a journalist over one word uttered in a TV news report captures how intolerant Scottish nationalism is becoming. It confirms Sturgeon’s authoritarian streak, and the Scottish National Party’s illiberal instincts.

The SNP increasingly comes off as one of the most illiberal parties in western Europe. It has turned Scotland into a laboratory of authoritarian ideas. From minimum pricing on alcohol (that is, sin taxes) to the mad Named Persons scheme that would have assigned every child born in Scotland a state overseer, from the policing and censorship of ‘offensive’ chants at football matches to a new hate-speech bill that stipulates that even playwrights could be arrested for writing ‘hateful’ material, Scotland has become a hotbed of reactionary, censorious thinking. The shaming and harassment of Sarah Smith is in keeping with this puritanical outlook.

Smith was right. People with their heads screwed on can see that. It strikes many of us that Sturgeon is relishing in her ability to break off from England when it comes to the nature of the lockdown, and in continuing to enforce a strict, onerous lockdown north of the border. After all, mangling freedom is what the SNP does best.

This is just my political view. Please don’t arrest me next time I visit Scotland.


Brendan O’Neill is editor of spiked and host of the spiked podcast, The Brendan O’Neill Show. Subscribe to the podcast here. And find Brendan on Instagram: @burntoakboy

https://www.spiked-online.com/2020/05/19/nicola-sturgeon-is-turning-into-a-demagogue/
 
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30 days from now the US is going to be in worse shape than it is now.
I would not expect to see that border open this year.
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So will Canada, no doubt.

Funny, though, to see the same people who normally rail against borders and walls being suddenly in favour of borders.
 
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