Coronavirus

[CLOUD 500]

I found an interesting article on the events of the Spanish flu in 1918. The pandemic is very similar to Covid-19. It is spread the same way and is a respiratory illness. It was just as contagious but its effects were far more deadly because it occurred right after WW1. They did a lockdown also like they did today but it was far more worse then it is now because back then they did not have the same technology we have today like internet, cellphones. computers, etc.. It was very lonely. Mask wearing was enforced also. The protests were very similar to today. When they relaxed the rules in Nov 1918 a second deadlier wave came. Anyhow I found this article very interesting -> https://www.businessinsider.com/wha...nia-sitting-at-673-for-every-100000-people-14

On another note it seems every 30 years there is a similar flu type pandemic originating from China. There was the Spanish flu in 1918, the Asian flu in 1957, and the Hong Kong flu in 1968. No one talks about the Hong Kong flu. It caused many deaths also and was just as contagious. Anyhow the pattern is similar. It persists for one year then it just disappears.

An article about the forgotten Hong Kong flu -> https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/04/coronavirus-crisis-lessons-1968-hong-kong-flu-pandemic/
It bears many similarities to Covid-19.

 

[OnJustALark]

An article about the forgotten Hong Kong flu -> https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/04/coronavirus-crisis-lessons-1968-hong-kong-flu-pandemic/

Great article ... thank you for finding / posting.

 

[EagerBeaver]

The Governors of CT, NY and NJ all have sky high approval ratings for their handling of the Coronavirus pandemic:

Q poll: Seven in 10 uncomfortable going to restaurants, bars

Results from a new Quinnipiac University poll in the tri-state area found that people are...

www.nhregister.com

Support for the governors

"The majorities of voters in all three states are overwhelmingly supportive of their governors' responses and their states' restrictions.

Gov. Ned Lamont gets a 65 - 26 percent job approval rating, and a 78 - 17 percent approval rating for his handling of the coronavirus.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo received a 72 - 24 percent job approval rating, and an 81 - 17 percent approval rating for his handling of the response to the coronavirus.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy gets a 68 - 23 percent job approval rating, and a 78 - 18 percent approval rating for his handling of the coronavirus.

“A crisis rockets governors to approval ratings rarely seen. In the tri-state area, the public leans on their leaders and the gratitude shows," Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy said in a release announcing the polls’ results.”

Largely the 3 Governors have worked as a team and have enacted similar orders and protocols. It is still not clear how the planned "phased reopening" of Connecticut will go starting May 20, but we will soon find out.

 

[OnJustALark]

And we ALL know how accurate these polls are here in the States (eye roll)

Would also be interesting amongst those three amigos to see what "deaths from other causes" looks like against typical timeframes from years past ....

At $14,000 per patient "diagnosed" as China Virus, and up to $37,000 when they are put, perhaps needlessly, on a ventilator ... becomes PRETTY LUCRATIVE for these three governors to have the highest impact rate .... now doesn't it. Look to Illinois - Pricksker is another one milking the system all in the name of fear and control over this china virus.

 

[jalimon]

And we ALL know how accurate these polls are here in the States (eye roll)

Would also be interesting amongst those three amigos to see what "deaths from other causes" looks like against typical timeframes from years past ....

At $14,000 per patient "diagnosed" as China Virus, and up to $37,000 when they are put, perhaps needlessly, on a ventilator ... becomes PRETTY LUCRATIVE for these three governors to have the highest impact rate .... now doesn't it. Look to Illinois - Pricksker is another one milking the system all in the name of fear and control over this china virus.

Back to your nonsense.

Do look back at previous years please you will see numbers of death are no way near the past 2 months.

The economy of these states is on a verge of collapse and you think it's lucrative for them to put people on ventilators? Wow...

 

[OnJustALark]

Yes, because you are looking at the "something shiny" and not at the "man behind the curtin" pulling the levers ....

One must be able to extrapolate the numbers of actual deaths from such ailments as heart attack, car accident trauma, gun shot, cancer, and old age ... that have now all been reclassified as china virus - numbers are skewed.

The economy is not the elite's pockets .... you don;t understand that? Just watch news of Chicago man mayor Lightfoot describe WHY she SHOULD go out and get a butch haircut whilst directing, DEMANDING that everyone else stay home - HER hygiene is more important than the peasants ... so do you really think that they give a rats butt about the general economy while living in a fake world that IS funded by these fake china virus claims from our federal government .... its another typical liberal cash grab.

 

[sene5hos]

Already almost 75,000 dead, but in reality it is much more.

I was reading this on the press quote. In the United States, the deaths taken into account vary from state to state: New York state includes retirement homes, California doesn't

Yes it's true, numbers are skewed. The Trump administration doesn't provide any figures on mortality in the 15,600 retirement homes.

Only a few examples. Since then, the cases have been linked: 29 dead according to the management of a retirement home in Queens - about 60 according to employees; more than 45 dead in Richmond, Virginia; more than 50 at a Massachusetts veterans facility. The list is long, and above all incomplete, due to the lack of federal statistics.

 

[cloudsurf]

Larky your posts are beyond delusional . BTW why do you have to give derogatory names to all those you don`t agree with? Is it because you think that it strengthens your case, or because its the MAG thing to do.

 

[donbusch]

CORONAVIRUS IN PAKISTAN:
Pakistan will begin lifting its coronavirus lockdown on Saturday, Prime Minister Imran Khan said, hours after the country announced its highest daily increase in new cases.
... "We know that we're doing it at a time when our curve is going up ... but it is not edging up as we were expecting."
... Impoverished Pakistanis cannot survive under lockdown any longer, Khan said. "Since we started this lockdown, we had this fear that these people who are daily wagers, who feed their kids on daily earnings, what will happen to them?" he asked ...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...n-amid-sharp-coronavirus-spread-idUSKBN22J1MX

MEANWHILE IN A MIRROR UNIVERSE, OPPS I MEANT IN THE BEAUTIFUL US OF A:

President Trump said he views Americans as “warriors” in the fight against coronavirus, as he made the argument for reopening economies across the country in the near future...
"I'm viewing our great citizens of this country to a certain extent, and to a large extent, as warriors. They're warriors. We can't keep our country closed,” Trump said.
... “I'm not saying anything is perfect, and yes will some people be affected? Yes. Will some people be affected badly? Yes. But we have to get our country open and we have to get it open soon,” the president continued ... “purely from an economic standpoint,” next year would be “one of the best ever.” ...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-says-he-views-americans-as-warriors-amid-coronavirus

No, this is not some Star Trek mirror universe, the US is really adopting Pakistan’s coronavirus strategy
Pakistan GDP - $284 Billion (per capita: $1388)
USA GDP - $21 Trillion (per capita: $65,112)

 

[CLOUD 500]

The effects of social distancing is becoming apparent. Golds Gym filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and Aldo today filed for Chapter 11. Reitmans is not too far away from that. This means these companies already had profitability issues but social distancing rules sealed the nail in the coffin. Many more to come and slowly those with solid financial background will be affected also. Most restaurants will not survive much longer. Landlords are not being too flexible. Even if they reopen they cannot be profitable at half capacity, enforcing two meter rule and masks. Many restaurants will be gone. Retail was already struggling many will not survive either. Greyhound just announced that they are temporarily suspending all services due to reduced demand they almost had a 95% reduction in ridership. Maybe Greyhound might go bankrupt also.

 

[TheJames101]

Larky your posts are beyond delusional . BTW why do you have to give derogatory names to all those you don`t agree with? Is it because you think that it strengthens your case, or because its the MAG thing to do.

He's a nutcase, his hero is Trump... which is why he uses the derogatory names. The guy believes anything the far right says, doesn't bother to fact-check. It's best to ignore him, but sometimes his posts are so hilariously delusional that it's hard not to be lured in talking to him, though to do so is mostly masochistic.

 

[OnJustALark]

Those with their head in the clouds should embrace all these changes brought about by the few that was summonded by your wonderful media ... oh chicken littles, it wasn't;t so much the sky was falling as they were pulling to wool over your eyes and the rug next from under your feet.

USA has been talking of wanting to open up the country for weeks ... but media has given so much negative fear mongering that it is unfortunate our President is darned if he does and darned if he doesn't

Say, how was Trudeau's Easter trip and visit to his family's house in Quebec ... wasn't that just after chatting ya'll up there that Jesus wants you to STAY IN PLACE? Oh look ... something shiny.

Hope everyone realizes just how much is going to be permanently impacted by this nonsense ... and the tentacles extend far beyond just what Mr. Cloud mentions above. What's truly delusional is liberalism ... truly a disorder of monumental proportion.

 

[Flyingby]

Our hobby is fucked!

Coronavirus found in patients' semen in small Chinese study

 

[cloudsurf]

How the fuck do they get at the guys semen if he is intubated and in a semi coma

 

[CLOUD 500]

Our hobby is fucked!

If without this study the hobby is dead. Social distancing will put an end to this industry.

 

[CLOUD 500]

So the existence of it in sperm seems irrelevant to me.

Does not matter what matters is the psychology. Just reading this will scare the girls even more. They will not use logic fear will prevail. This will be the end of bbbjs.

 

[jalimon]

How the fuck do they get at the guys semen if he is intubated and in a semi coma

haha I am not sure I want to know

Guys have faith in human being. We will eventually resolve this and fuck like pervert again. It's in our nature. We may loose a year. Maybe even a bit more. But stay alive and you will get laid again folks.

 

[EagerBeaver]

Does not matter what matters is the psychology. Just reading this will scare the girls even more. They will not use logic fear will prevail. This will be the end of bbbjs.

I agree, BBBJ is over for a long time. GFE is over for a long time. The MPs will be where the action is at. HJs is what girls are going to want to do, some with latex gloves, others with bare hands using an immediate antibacterial soap after the action. The girls want to feel safe.

 

[CLOUD 500]

^^^^^
Yep. Only MPs can manage with these kinds of rules.

 

[Morris Wanchuk]

How the fuck do they get at the guys semen if he is intubated and in a semi coma

It's easy .... rectal probe ejaculation, also known as electroejaculation. The doctor inserts a conductive probe into the man’s anus until it is next to the prostate. A jolt of electricity causes a muscle contraction that stimulates ejaculation of sperm through the usual channels.

Start me up .... https://mosaicscience.com/story/post-mortem-sperm-donation