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March 04, 2020, 10:31:32 AM
One thing what clear now the US reported figures for the Flu is a lot of Bollocks.  On average 30000 to 50000 die each year on a bad year 80000.
A often quoted figure is 37000.  So 37000 / 320000000 * 7800000000 =  901875 for the whole world.
It sure dont nearly match with the 500000 reported world wide. To make things worse some countries dont even know what a flu is because of climatic conditions.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200304145401/https://www.statnews.com/2018/09/26/cdc-us-flu-deaths-winter/
https://web.archive.org/web/20200304145700/https://www.globalsecurity.org/security/ops/hsc-scen-3_flu-pandemic-deaths.htm

The 5 last corona-viruses all lab results. Out of nothing a new virus appears kills 774 people and then just disappears again.
Bollocks, nature does not work like so.
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Since 2004, there have not been any known cases of SARS reported anywhere in the world.
https://web.archive.org/save/https://www.cdc.gov/sars/index.html

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March 04, 2020, 06:10:39 AM
the shenyang example clearly shows lots of greys and only a couple greens
which i said and then you rebuttaled to weirdly agree is lots of random planes and only a couple of departures
but make it sound like there wasn't. (strange)
The planes have to wait in line to take off, so you'd only see a few at a time.  Go look at a couple different cities.  Then compare to Wuhan:  https://flightaware.com/live/airport/ZHHH



then you said wuhan had no departures. but then showed a list of departures and arrivals and there being some 15-30minute intervals..
thats exactly what i said there were arrivals and departures still happening with 15-30minute intervals
Look more closely:

The flights that are scheduled are not happening because the airport is closed.

There are 3 or 4 flights a day using the Wuhan Airport.  
The Chinese Post, and evacuations for people that live in other countries if their government sends a plane.





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March 04, 2020, 05:54:05 AM
again.. im not even sure why you are tryig to rebuttal it
the shenyang example clearly shows lots of greys and only a couple greens
which i said and then you rebuttaled to weirdly agree is lots of random planes and only a couple of departures
but make it sound like there wasn't. (strange)

then you said wuhan had no departures. but then showed a list of departures and arrivals and there being some 15-30minute intervals..
thats exactly what i said there were arrivals and departures still happening with 15-30minute intervals

you just proved my case.
move on already.

stop trying to make the flu sound like an apocalypse zombie doomsday story.
its the flu

what your not realising is most people are not under hazmat protocol marshal law curfew. instead its self imposted fear which is making less people want to travel.
here ask yourself a question
if there was a true quarantine hazmat curfew lockdown.. then how come cruiseships and tourists be able to take the virus out of wuhan...

wait. could it be because the roads, rail and airlines took them
but wait how can that be so
because airlines and roads DIDNT have hazmat swat teams with sniper rifles and barbed wire and other silly things i heard people think when talking about the "quarantine"


lets word it another way.
in america there has been 445 people believed they might have it (out of 320m) and only 14 out of the 445 had it
basically even if you have a sore throat or been around chinese people there is 5% you'll get it

yet american media are trying to make it sound like the walking dead series.
so just calm down

oh by the way.
at the peak of a ~4000 a day new diagnoses in china.. its now down to only a couple hundred.
so really do calm down.. because the actual chinese seemed to have
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March 04, 2020, 05:30:50 AM
twitchy:
just checking the first couple lines of your 'source'... reuters. cnn.. hmm seems more like western media to me
anyway
time of posting i checked again the tracking sites


oh look i see planes
oh look i see departure listings
oh look i see no cancelations

as for comparing it to another city view. the funny thing that you done though was reveal the green planes which were the only planes related to that area.
the other planes were just random planes
in my town we dont have airports for 50 miles. yet i look into the sky and see jetstreams and planes regular.. same goes for your comparative image of shenyang

but yea goodluck saying that no planes are leaving wuhan just because wiki via cnn told you

I did not filter or change anything.

The green planes are departures, blue is arrivals, the grey planes just happened to be flying past.  There are no arrivals or departures so they are all grey.

see for yourself
https://flightaware.com/live/airport/ZHHH

The flight tracking sites are listing the normal schedules, but there are only 2-3 flights a day landing or taking off.  One of them is China Postal, not sure what the other 2 are but they sure aren't commercial air lines.

Here's a flight that shows 'arrived' on the site you used.  But it didn't.

Why are you doing this?



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March 04, 2020, 05:05:23 AM
twitchy:
just checking the first couple lines of your 'source'... reuters. cnn.. hmm seems more like western media to me
anyway
time of posting i checked again the tracking sites


oh look i see planes
oh look i see departure listings
oh look i see no cancelations

as for comparing it to another city view. the funny thing that you done though was reveal the green planes which were the only planes related to that area.
the other planes were just random planes
in my town we dont have airports for 50 miles. yet i look into the sky and see jetstreams and planes regular.. same goes for your comparative image of shenyang

but yea goodluck saying that no planes are leaving wuhan just because wiki via cnn told you

here is a little hint to you
dont believe anything from western media about the january 25th-> fortnight.
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March 04, 2020, 04:52:51 AM
Do you have a source for this?


any way. ofcourse you can have personal contacts in china. you can also visit it.. or
there are many sources
flight tracker websites
live webcams

by the way. check the dates of chinas new year festival..
...
cant believe you tried to quite wiki as source.
whats next.. will you think CSW is satoshi if wiki tells you so??

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SenYang is a similiar sized city in China (just over 8 million people).  There is no lock down in SenYang.  This is what their airspace looks like:



Wuhan airport averages over 20 million passengers a year.  But it's been closed to the public since Jan 23.  Here's what's going on right now in their air space:



Are you really just making shit up?  Why?
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March 04, 2020, 03:38:25 AM
Do you have a source for this?


any way. ofcourse you can have personal contacts in china. you can also visit it.. or
there are many sources
flight tracker websites
live webcams

by the way. check the dates of chinas new year festival..
...
cant believe you tried to quite wiki as source.
whats next.. will you think CSW is satoshi if wiki tells you so??
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March 04, 2020, 03:31:22 AM
Next weeks cover for The New Yorker:
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I have to admit though, the White House has gotten much better the past few days since Trump stopped doing them.  The Pence press conferences consist mostly of him letting the experts respond to questions (and he doesn't contradict them).  I think they realized that Trump spiked the football too early and continually double downing on lies would only make things much worse bc this thing isn't going away for a while.

Thanks for even more proof that this pandemic is just another political tool for the Democrat party.
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March 04, 2020, 02:22:32 AM
Next weeks cover for The New Yorker:




I have to admit though, the White House has gotten much better the past few days since Trump stopped doing them.  The Pence press conferences consist mostly of him letting the experts respond to questions (and he doesn't contradict them).  I think they realized that Trump spiked the football too early and continually double downing on lies would only make things much worse bc this thing isn't going away for a while.
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"Bernie-Supporting Denver Councilwoman Encourages Coronavirus Patients To Attend MAGA Rallies"

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March 04, 2020, 12:25:53 AM
Meanwhile in Iran what does not kill you makes you stronger
https://mobile.twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1233783635007954949

8% of Iran Government infected.
https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/iran-coronavirus-positive-parliament-members-lawmakers-infected-1652133-2020-03-03


It's yet another virus. Maybe it's a particularly mean one, or maybe it's just a new strain of one of hundreds of flu or cold viruses, taking full advantage of a person with a low immune system. But it cannot be worse than, say, polio. Polio was successfully treated with high dose vitamin C way back in the late 1940s.
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http://www.doctoryourself.com/biblio_cathcart.html
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March 04, 2020, 12:22:28 AM
And how do you explain the quarantined towns and cities in China and now Italy.

wuhan(china) was not in lockdown

western media thought that because shops were shut and stuff it was a quarantine. but it was the standard january new year festival.

shops opening the same day as the end of the festival was not just a coincidence. it was not about corona. it was just the festival end
airplanes still departed from wuhans airport every 15-30minutes

the only people at risk of severe pneumonia/death were the elderly and those with already weakened immune systems
china responded quickly. they created a couple hospitals specifically for those with the flu to keep them separate from normal patients in normal hospitals that had weakened immune systems

wuhan itself has a total population of 11m
yet world wide not even 100k people have it.

put it this way if everyone in the world that has had corona was told to go to wuhan to truly quarantine it.
the stats would be
1% of wuhan total population got the flu and of that 4% of those affected die
in short 0.04% death rate
(numbers are lower because there is no marshal law quarantine)

again if your under 50yo your chances of infected is 0.2% and if over 80yo 14%

what you will find is that certain area's of wuhan like normal hospitals and retirement villages have special protocols. to take extra care. but to try imagining the situation in china as a city wide marshal law lockdown is a big exaggeration

yep. even the public service buses are still running.
yep cargo ships still running
yep cars still using the road
yep people still walking around
yep the bridges still letting people to cross
yep airports still departing

Do you have a source for this?

Seems like there was a lock down. (still is a lock down actually)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Hubei_lockdowns

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At 2am on 23 January 2020, authorities issued a notice informing residents of Wuhan that from 10am, all public transport, including buses, railways, flights, and ferry services would be suspended. The Wuhan Airport, the Wuhan railway station, and the Wuhan metro were all closed. The residents of Wuhan were also not allowed to leave the city without permission from the authorities.

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And how do you explain the quarantined towns and cities in China and now Italy.

wuhan(china) was not in lockdown

western media thought that because shops were shut and stuff it was a quarantine. but it was the standard january new year festival.

shops opening the same day as the end of the festival was not just a coincidence. it was not about corona. it was just the festival end
airplanes still departed from wuhans airport every 15-30minutes

the only people at risk of severe pneumonia/death were the elderly and those with already weakened immune systems
china responded quickly. they created a couple hospitals specifically for those with the flu to keep them separate from normal patients in normal hospitals that had weakened immune systems

wuhan itself has a total population of 11m
yet world wide not even 100k people have it.

put it this way if everyone in the world that has had corona was told to go to wuhan to truly quarantine it.
the stats would be
1% of wuhan total population got the flu and of that 4% of those affected die
in short 0.04% death rate
(numbers are lower because there is no marshal law quarantine)

again if your under 50yo your chances of infected is 0.2% and if over 80yo 14%

what you will find is that certain area's of wuhan like normal hospitals and retirement villages have special protocols. to take extra care. but to try imagining the situation in china as a city wide marshal law lockdown is a big exaggeration

yep. even the public service buses are still running.
yep cargo ships still running
yep cars still using the road
yep people still walking around
yep the bridges still letting people to cross
yep airports still departing
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This new coronavirus is big business, to keep people distracted from their productive life.
This is not the first and won't be the last, there will be many more, they want to make a big profit!
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March 02, 2020, 11:44:59 AM
This attack has now claimed more life's than 911 and still ongoing.  The virus "magically" appears out of nowhere or as if someone is intentionally releasing the virus in different countries. Some infections are in places where there a no tourists, in some remote locations with only locals. Viruses need a host to travel.
China has lots of infected and in the 14 counties bordering china no-one died and only Afghanistan and Pakistan have currently some infections.
The ending of the genome is anything but normal, it is 100% made. Clusters of 3, 4 characters sure, ending like it, no way. It cant be hard to find out who made and spread the virus as people who have knowledge and access is very limited. Sure it started from Wuhan fish market because of the favorable cold conditions, but who put it there and released it is a matter for international courts and investigation.

complete genome of the virus


The science world seems pretty confident it came from a bat:
https://www.cell.com/cell-host-microbe/fulltext/S1931-3128(20)30072-X#%20
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.01.22.914952v2
https://www.genomeweb.com/sequencing/coronavirus-genome-annotation-reveals-amino-acid-differences-other-sars-viruses



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March 02, 2020, 11:27:06 AM
The USA is basically safe, outside of a few illnesses, and far fewer deaths. Why? Long before they started CV in China, they were spraying the antidote in the USA via chemtrails.

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March 02, 2020, 11:06:02 AM
This attack has now claimed more life's than 911 and still ongoing.  The virus "magically" appears out of nowhere or as if someone is intentionally releasing the virus in different countries. Some infections are in places where there a no tourists, in some remote locations with only locals. Viruses need a host to travel.
China has lots of infected and in the 14 counties bordering china no-one died and only Afghanistan and Pakistan have currently some infections.
The ending of the genome is anything but normal, it is 100% made. Clusters of 3, 4 characters sure, ending like it, no way. It cant be hard to find out who made and spread the virus as people who have knowledge and access is very limited. Sure it started from Wuhan fish market because of the favorable cold conditions, but who put it there and released it is a matter for international courts and investigation.

complete genome of the virus
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Here is a summarized version of a recent article from LiveScience for your own convenience. Feel free to check at the source for details and the reasoning on each answer.

  • Myth: Face masks can protect you from the virus
    Standard surgical masks cannot protect you from SARS-CoV-2, surgical masks can help prevent infected people from spreading the virus further.
  • Myth: You're waaaay less likely to get this than the flu
    R0 predicts the number of people who can catch a given bug. R0 for SARS-CoV-2 is about 2.2, the flu has an R0 of 1.3.
  • Myth: The virus is just a mutated form of the common cold
    SARS-CoV-2 shares about 90% of its genetic material with coronaviruses that infect bats, which suggests that the virus originated in bats and later hopped to humans.
  • Myth: The virus was probably made in a lab
    SARS-CoV-2 closely resembles two other coronaviruses, SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV, and all three viruses seem to have originated in bats.
  • Myth: Getting COVID-19 is a death sentence
    About 81% of people who are infected with the coronavirus have mild cases of COVID-19, 13.8% report severe illness, 4.7% are critical, 2.3% of people infected with COVID-19 die.
  • Myth: Pets can spread the new coronavirus
    A dog in Hong Kong tested "weak positive" for the new coronavirus, but the dog has no symptoms and there's no evidence that it could infect humans.
  • Myth: Lockdowns or school closures won't happen in the US
    Lockdowns, quarantines and isolation are also a possibility. Under section 361 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S. Code § 264), the federal government is allowed to take such actions to quell the spread of disease from either outside the country or between states.
  • Myth: Kids can't catch the coronavirus
    Children can definitely catch COVID-19, about 2.2%. it's possible that many children could be infected and passing the disease along, without showing many, or any, symptoms.
  • Myth: If you have coronavirus, "you'll know"
    No, you won't. Common symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough and difficulty breathing, and rarer symptoms include dizziness, nausea, vomiting and a runny nose. In severe cases, the disease can progress into a serious pneumonia-like illness — but early on, infected people may show no symptoms at all.
  • Myth: The coronavirus is less deadly than the flu
    The annual flu typically has a mortality rate of around 0.1% in the U.S. COVID-19 has a mortality rate more than 20 times higher, of around 2.3%.
  • Myth: It's not safe to receive a package from China
    It is safe to receive letters or packages from China. For a virus to remain viable, it needs a combination of specific environmental conditions such as temperature, lack of UV exposure and humidity — a combination you won't get in shipping packages.
  • Myth: You can get the coronavirus if you eat at Chinese restaurants in the US
    No, you can't. By that logic, you'd also have to avoid Italian, Korean, Japanese and Iranian restaurants. The new coronavirus doesn't just affect people of Chinese descent.


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Here is a summarized version of a recent article from LiveScience for your own convenience. Feel free to check at the source for details and the reasoning on each answer.

  • Myth: Face masks can protect you from the virus
    Standard surgical masks cannot protect you from SARS-CoV-2, surgical masks can help prevent infected people from spreading the virus further.
  • Myth: You're waaaay less likely to get this than the flu
    R0 predicts the number of people who can catch a given bug. R0 for SARS-CoV-2 is about 2.2, the flu has an R0 of 1.3.
  • Myth: The virus is just a mutated form of the common cold
    SARS-CoV-2 shares about 90% of its genetic material with coronaviruses that infect bats, which suggests that the virus originated in bats and later hopped to humans.
  • Myth: The virus was probably made in a lab
    SARS-CoV-2 closely resembles two other coronaviruses, SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV, and all three viruses seem to have originated in bats.
  • Myth: Getting COVID-19 is a death sentence
    About 81% of people who are infected with the coronavirus have mild cases of COVID-19, 13.8% report severe illness, 4.7% are critical, 2.3% of people infected with COVID-19 die.
  • Myth: Pets can spread the new coronavirus
    A dog in Hong Kong tested "weak positive" for the new coronavirus, but the dog has no symptoms and there's no evidence that it could infect humans.
  • Myth: Lockdowns or school closures won't happen in the US
    Lockdowns, quarantines and isolation are also a possibility. Under section 361 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S. Code § 264), the federal government is allowed to take such actions to quell the spread of disease from either outside the country or between states.
  • Myth: Kids can't catch the coronavirus
    Children can definitely catch COVID-19, about 2.2%. it's possible that many children could be infected and passing the disease along, without showing many, or any, symptoms.
  • Myth: If you have coronavirus, "you'll know"
    No, you won't. Common symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough and difficulty breathing, and rarer symptoms include dizziness, nausea, vomiting and a runny nose. In severe cases, the disease can progress into a serious pneumonia-like illness — but early on, infected people may show no symptoms at all.
  • Myth: The coronavirus is less deadly than the flu
    The annual flu typically has a mortality rate of around 0.1% in the U.S. COVID-19 has a mortality rate more than 20 times higher, of around 2.3%.
  • Myth: It's not safe to receive a package from China
    It is safe to receive letters or packages from China. For a virus to remain viable, it needs a combination of specific environmental conditions such as temperature, lack of UV exposure and humidity — a combination you won't get in shipping packages.
  • Myth: You can get the coronavirus if you eat at Chinese restaurants in the US
    No, you can't. By that logic, you'd also have to avoid Italian, Korean, Japanese and Iranian restaurants. The new coronavirus doesn't just affect people of Chinese descent.
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