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Fradi

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He has taken many measures to save these citizens, during this period of Covid.

Ah yes we were not in a period of health crisis, it's only a flu. (3,28 millions/in world)

The Lancet magazine, has just announced that if nothing is done in India, there will be 3 to 4 times more deaths due to the coronavirus, than at present.

Already 242 k
There is already 6x as many as they are well under reporting.
 
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Another overly egotistical thought.

In these very difficult times and especially for poorer countries, I think we have to help each other and stop looking at our big belly buttons. The coronavirus is out of control in India.
Must be nice to be able to give away other Canadians vaccines after you've already gotten yours.
 

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For all of you wanting to bankrupt many for the virus, a little known fact that can be changed, if people want it to.

Around 9 million people die every year of hunger and hunger-related diseases. This is more than from AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined.​


Do any of you read any articles about this? Does the media really give a fuck about this, no because it does not spread fear into people and to the media fear sells.
 

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Hunger? Very sad indeed...but what does that have to do with a thread on the coronavirus, apart from trying to distract from the issue and avoid the topic? By all means, start a separate thread on hunger though if you wish. That would also be worth discussing...in the proper place.
 

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I have never ever claimed conspiracy, the media found a new source of income and rode with it and people being as gullible as they are gobbled it up. The media made it look like the virus of all viruses and what, 96.6% of the population never caught it, take away people over 80 and deaths are probably lower than 0.004%.
Sure as fuck beats out climate change.
PS. Waiting for, People over 80 do not count?
 

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Most know population density has a lot to do with the virus infections, numbers are per sq. km

Canada. 4
US......... 36
China.... 148
India..... 455

You had to expect an explosion of cases, given their large poverty population and expect the worst.

Two-thirds of people in India live in poverty: 68.8% of the Indian population lives on less than $2 a day. Over 30% even have less than $1.25 per day available - they are considered extremely poor. This makes the Indian subcontinent one of the poorest countries in the world; women and children, the weakest members of Indian society, suffer most.
This is out of context. Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal cover maybe 90 % of the population, but only less than maybe 1% of the land area. If we’re equally distributed, we’ll each have acres and acres of backyards.
 
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Sol Tee Nutz

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Then we would need to put all those cities in an area the size of Saskatchewan to match up with other countries area wise.
 
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Update from NYC. Many companies are bringing back their employees to the office starting June 15. I’ve been in Manhattan a couple of times a week and have definitely noticed a big increase in people on the trains and subways. For the most part we aren’t required to wear masks except for mass transit. Hopefully we continue to move forward without any crazy outbreaks. I’m guessing the same thing will happen in Montreal and across Canada. Walking around without the fear of death will take some getting used to, but a welcomed change.
Either way border closed for another month:

 
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Yeah I read the news about the border staying closed. Personally I think the border will remain closed for several more months. I was hoping for this summer. If Trudeau is saying that the border will remain closed until 75% of Canadians are vaccinated, that takes us until late summer or early fall at least. And then there is the new issue of booster shots.
 

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Update to my last update for NY. Just went to Costco. Masks optional and all the Lysol you can buy!
 

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Yeah I read the news about the border staying closed. Personally I think the border will remain closed for several more months. I was hoping for this summer. If Trudeau is saying that the border will remain closed until 75% of Canadians are vaccinated, that takes us until late summer or early fall at least. And then there is the new issue of booster shots.

My guess is Trudeau will keep the land border closed for a while but will drop the quarantine for air travel for people with vaccination proof. He will rely on the "standard" Europe adopts for proof.

Imagine Europe accepting Americans by plane but Canada not doing so.

But there needs to be a "gold standard" for vaccine proof. Every country will want their standard to be the standard.
 
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My guess is Trudeau will keep the land border closed for a while but will drop the quarantine for air travel for people with vaccination proof. He will rely on the "standard" Europe adopts for proof.

Imagine Europe accepting Americans by plane but Canada not doing so.

But there needs to be a "gold standard" for vaccine proof. Every country will want their standard to be the standard.

Interesting perspective.

If you are correct, then the obvious considerations are the scrutiny that will happen at airports when border security must check proof of vaccination (travelers fumbling through phones, wallets, purses, etc and ensuing arguments about what is acceptable) and what the social scene will look like. Montreal goes into the “green zone” presumably June 28th but even then there will be multiple restrictions inside restaurants.

Personally, I would wait a couple months after any reopening given the anticipated chaos and restrictions.
 

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the scrutiny that will happen at airports when border security must check proof of vaccination (travelers fumbling through phones, wallets, purses, etc and ensuing arguments about what is acceptable) and what the social scene will look like. Montreal goes into the “green zone” presumably June 28th but even then there will be multiple restrictions inside restaurants.

Personally, I would wait a couple months after any reopening given the anticipated chaos and restrictions.
Maybe the two countries can utilize the NEXUS pass by adding your vaccination status to it, similar to the info found in a states vaccine passport. The Fed has limited access to your state info to get approved for a NEXUS card, maybe they can add your vaccination info. Could also be done for Global Entry for other countries. What better way to trust a traveler who's a trusted traveler?
 
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Interesting perspective.

If you are correct, then the obvious considerations are the scrutiny that will happen at airports when border security must check proof of vaccination (travelers fumbling through phones, wallets, purses, etc and ensuing arguments about what is acceptable) and what the social scene will look like. Montreal goes into the “green zone” presumably June 28th but even then there will be multiple restrictions inside restaurants.

Personally, I would wait a couple months after any reopening given the anticipated chaos and restrictions.

Another thing that is emerging is the premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, attacking Trudeau for his weak border control. Last week Ford claimed that 1/3 of people bypassed quarantine and brought the variants into Ontario. He didn't talk about how he f'd up paid sick days, but that's another story

Today, the feds, obviously on the defensive are announcing more border controls. The commentator from TVA (french TV) said if you plan to cross the border before Labor Day you will be disappointed. My guess is the vaccination rate on both sides of the border needs to improve.

The 75% double dose keeps being discussed.

But it seems politics will be a bigger factor than common sense or science
 
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Getting back to a sore point for a lot of people when this was called the China Virus.
I guess it is no problem to call it the UK variant, the Brazilian variant the South African variant, and now the Indian variant.
But of course calling it the China virus is racist even though it originated there, a whole province was locked down, it was hidden from the rest of the world for many weeks, yet their citizens were allowed to travel all over the world and give us this gift that still keeps on giving, has killed probably around 3 million so far, ruined the worlds economy and basically screwed the shit out of all of us for now almost one and a half years.
Covid 19 it is and I am buying everything made in China from now on.
 

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Now there is new US intelligence that there were a number of Wuhan scientists hospitalized in November 2019 and again China is being suspected of a lab escape led to the China Virus outbreak.
Of course these labs are probably non existent by now and all evidence has been destroyed.
Where they experimenting with viruses as a weapon or was it just something that went terribly wrong.
 

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The United States State Department has issued a serious, Level 4 Advisory Against Travelling to Japan, this coming ahead of the Olympics:
It's not clear to me why Japan is having these issues, this is a country that usually has its act together on many things.
 
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