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JGrimez said:
When are we going to flatten the curve of tyranny?
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when people of the world unite and stand together! (at least 2 m apart and not in groups of more than 2)

in the meantime burn down those cell masts, because 5G. Or rather don't because you might need those masts to call for an ambulance when you get sick....write angry posts on facebook....bitch at your neighbour for going into the garden...report them....and demand even more intense fuckwittery from your owners.

Or don't bother fighting fights you can't win, stick the knife in step out and then let the thing bleed out well away from you. by the time it realises it is mortally wounded it is too late. A bit like deer shooting the deer keeps running until it realises its dead.
disclaimer I do not hunt and I am not planning to overthrow any legitimate YMMV see disclaimer to this disclaimer in the small print government
 
JGrimez said:
When are we going to flatten the curve of tyranny?
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ROFL, wtf does that mean? A curve of tyranny would be saying that tyranny goes away on its own, and flattening it would be making it last longer but with less tyranny at its worst...

Unless you wanna invert it and say that you wanna have less freedom but for longer...

It just makes no sense..
 
www.theguardian.com

US navy official apologises for calling captain behind coronavirus memo 'naive or stupid'

Trump says he will settle dispute as acting navy secretary says sorry for criticising captain of USS Theodore Roosevelt
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

I am unimpressed with the Secretary of the Navy. I'm also unimpressed with the decision to fire Captain Crozier. I can just see that the administration level higher-ups or whatever were just taking too much time to give instruction. They may have been in communication but it was probably previously to Crozier's mass-email, a "we'll get back to you", and one day is probably a lot of time at sea with over 100 sailors with confirmed cases. That's what I see as having happened; they were taking too much time to give acceptable clear instructions, and he felt the need to act, even if it meant he would lose his position. As many people have said, you don't get that position easily, to have command of a nuclear powered aircraft carrier. You don't get it by being stupid. The Secretary of the Navy, Modley said he didn't know if he was "naive or stupid". What professional words. What a reflection on his management if he put a naive and/or stupid captain in charge? And he sort of catches this, perhaps, in his apology-- saying that they do a really good job at vetting would be captains. So he tries to cover basically for the integrity of their way.

"Let me be clear, I do not think Captain Brett Crozier is naive nor stupid. I think, and always believed him to be the opposite. We pick our carrier commanding officers with great care. Captain Cozier is smart and passionate." -Thomas Modley
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Cover the ass...

He should be fired for his words.

Modley- To my knowledge, never commanded a ship like Crozier. He was a helicopter pilot, officer, and a businessman. I don't think you should be considered for this position unless you have commanded a ship, and personally had to look after 100s, or 1000s of sailors. I'm ignorant, but this is wrong that this guy is in charge.
 
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JGrimez said:




Does anyone have any video of overcrowded NYC hospitals that hasn't been lifted from Italian footage?
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Well I see at least ten videos a day of doctors and nurses giving first hand accounts...but they are all in on it too right?
 
mal3volent said:
Well I see at least ten videos a day of doctors and nurses giving first hand accounts...but they are all in on it too right?
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where's this video of an overcrowded hospital in NYC? There should be a lot according to what the media is saying. The only "NYC hospital footage" I saw was actually from Italy.

Or do you mean this doctor?



I await your evidence.
 
The government predictions reported by the IHME (Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation) Covid Tracking (Most recent data ) for Apr 5th were as follows:

– All beds needed: 179,267
– ICU beds needed: 33,176
– Invasive ventilators: 26,544
Those were the predictions.

The actual numbers as recorded at The Covid Tracking Project:

– Actual hospitalizations: 22,158
– In ICU: 5,207
– On ventilator: 656

The actual numbers show:
Via Dr. Ned Nikolov.

– Overestimation of hospitalizations: 8 times
– Overestimation of of ICU beds needed: 6.4 times
– Overestimation of ventilators needed: 40.5 times

So overnight the IHME (Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation) — the official group Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx have been promoting cut their numbers by more than half!
Here is what the IHME NOW HAS for April 5th:

– All beds needed: Was 179,267 … Now is 90,353
– ICU beds needed: Was 33,176 … Now is 17,589
– Invasive ventilators: Was 26,544 … Now is 14,951

They cut their projections by almost HALF!… And THEY’RE STILL TOO HIGH!

www.thegatewaypundit.com

HUGE! Official IHME Model for Coronavirus Used by CDC Just Cut Their Numbers by Half!... They're Making It Up As they Go Along!

** Read our previous post from yesterday here. This is quite stunning. The government models used to predict the extent of the coronavirus pandemic are off by huge margins in the latest coronavirus tracking numbers. The government predictions reported by the IHME Covid Tracking...
www.thegatewaypundit.com www.thegatewaypundit.com
 
JGrimez said:
I await your evidence.
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we both know that even if I went to the trouble of doing that you'd just try to discredit it in some way.

JGrimez said:
They cut their projections by almost HALF!… And THEY’RE STILL TOO HIGH!
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isn't it common sense that projections would be cut after dramatic measures to mitigate the virus? That means the strategy is working.
 
mal3volent said:
we both know that even if I went to the trouble of doing that you'd just try to discredit it in some way.
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Don't give me that shit. Either present the evidence or be quiet otherwise it's just words and why should I believe what you claim to have witnessed if you can't even link it? You could just be straight lying. Or what about posting the info for other observers of this thread?



 
Flowers of Mold, that's what we see around us. Everything's dying. Hospitals don't have the necessary equipments, masks/meds, so on. Many doctors quit, a lot of them. Nursing homes are living in fear. What do you want? How about homeless people? Aren't they human beings? Huh?...

What do they do now? ''The Gov it's taking care, they went to night shelters'' Tsss.. don't sell me these type of stuff.
 
lets say if you work at a drug and alcohol treatment facility and if one of the patients there were to catch Covid19. would it be fair to call your boss and tell them that you don't feel safe going into work? and could you possibly be fired if you didn't show up to work because of the lack of safety equipment? (or would you have to be responsible and buy your own face masks and gloves)?
 
D's said:
lets say if you work at a drug and alcohol treatment facility and if one of the patients there were to catch Covid19. would it be fair to call your boss and tell them that you don't feel safe going into work? and could you possibly be fired if you didn't show up to work because of the lack of safety equipment? (or would you have to be responsible and buy your own face masks and gloves)?
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Both options sounds fair. First of all, people who still haunt the roads now, even when we speak, they should receive hazard pay. Pharmacies are empty, no gloves/mask/hand sanitizer. I mean, fuck me, eggs prices went up. What are we talkin bout? See what i'm saying. Financial crisis will happen anyway, we likely gonna see the 07' Crisis.
 
D's said:
lets say if you work at a drug and alcohol treatment facility and if one of the patients there were to catch Covid19. would it be fair to call your boss and tell them that you don't feel safe going into work? and could you possibly be fired if you didn't show up to work because of the lack of safety equipment? (or would you have to be responsible and buy your own face masks and gloves)?
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Have you been within 6 feet of them for more than half a second?

If so you're likely exposed and quitting now may just financially harm you.

You can always call in sick and get sick hours ... then again two weeks might fly by, they may just be in drug withdrawal and you won't have sick hours later.

I can't really tell you what to do. Is your job worth it?
 
Spain has surpassed Italy and now has the highest COVID-19 fatality rate per capita.
 
Remember when the MSM only reported facts instead of making up scary bullshit?

Yeah me neither.

www.mirror.co.uk

Coronavirus 'could kill 50,000' in UK with Easter Sunday 'to be deadliest day'

A worst case scenario for Britain would see a coronavirus death toll of 50,000 for the entire pandemic if people ignore the lockdown and social distancing laws, while a so-called best case scenario would be 20,000 deaths, a source says
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk
 
What 23 said:
www.theguardian.com

US navy official apologises for calling captain behind coronavirus memo 'naive or stupid'

Trump says he will settle dispute as acting navy secretary says sorry for criticising captain of USS Theodore Roosevelt
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

I am unimpressed with the Secretary of the Navy. I'm also unimpressed with the decision to fire Captain Crozier. I can just see that the administration level higher-ups or whatever were just taking too much time to give instruction. They may have been in communication but it was probably previously to Crozier's mass-email, a "we'll get back to you", and one day is probably a lot of time at sea with over 100 sailors with confirmed cases. That's what I see as having happened; they were taking too much time to give acceptable clear instructions, and he felt the need to act, even if it meant he would lose his position. As many people have said, you don't get that position easily, to have command of a nuclear powered aircraft carrier. You don't get it by being stupid. The Secretary of the Navy, Modley said he didn't know if he was "naive or stupid". What professional words. What a reflection on his management if he put a naive and/or stupid captain in charge? And he sort of catches this, perhaps, in his apology-- saying that they do a really good job at vetting would be captains. So he tries to cover basically for the integrity of their way.



Cover the ass...

He should be fired for his words.

Modley- To my knowledge, never commanded a ship like Crozier. He was a helicopter pilot, officer, and a businessman. I don't think you should be considered for this position unless you have commanded a ship, and personally had to look after 100s, or 1000s of sailors. I'm ignorant, but this is wrong that this guy is in charge.
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watch the butt covering on this.

they fucked up an officers first duty is to protect the men and women he has responsibility for, he should always have their back, If they step out of line they should be reprimanded that is how it should work otherwise look after your own. How the fuck an officer with a conscience got that high in Uncle Sam's Navy is a mystery to outside observers. Shoot down a civilian airliner (vincennes) get a medal, do the right thing lose your stripes.

I suspect a lot of middle ranking officers might be re-assessing where their true loyalty lies on the one hand there are the people below you who keep you alive, and the people above you who are assholes. go figure
 
mal3volent said:
we both know that even if I went to the trouble of doing that you'd just try to discredit it in some way.



isn't it common sense that projections would be cut after dramatic measures to mitigate the virus? That means the strategy is working.
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or all of the modelling is complete BS.....just as plausible
 
Dr Fauci hoping we don't have so many infected that we actually have herd immunity

www.c-span.org

User Clip: Dr Fauci hoping we don't have so many infected that we actual have herd immunity

Dr Fauci hoping we don't have so many infected that we actual have herd immunity
www.c-span.org www.c-span.org


Well done everyone. Your compliance has been so successful, the virus is off the streets. However, this means it's being spread behind closed doors. So the WHO now wants sick family members removed and quarantined. Just remember, Big Brother Loves You! https://t.co/Wo57wCWrjb
 
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