RE: Slinghots to da Moon then Into Abyss of HIV-flu — Revelation’s plague bowl poured out
Armstrong continues to repeat a lie:
which has had a 2% mortality rate so far despite all the conspiracy mongering of 10%
SARS’ outbreak had a mortality rate below 3%. China is sending untested deaths directly to crematoriums.
Francis Boyle, Professor Law, Harvard alum, expert on bioweapon warfare
Zerohedge has an article about nCoV which contains an interview with Professor Boyle who believes, based on the currently available evidence, that the Wujan virus outbreak is a China-Chernobyl-type accident, a ‘spill’ from a BSL 4 in Wujan; that nC0V is a bioengineered version of SARS capable of lethal penetration of a human population (83% infection rate; 15% mortality rate), as we are seeing in China and may yet see elsewhere. If true, this is going to be catastrophic. Please review the Zero post and comment if you feel compelled to do so. Thanks, Doc
Just so everyone is clear, this Dr Francis Boyle is a Doctor of Philosophy and a law professor. He is an expert in bio-chemical LAW, not a medical expert.
How the HIV-nCov preprint paper was pressured to be withdrawn:
Thanks, dtrammel, for your post and link to the article regarding the retraction. I wondered what happened to have it retracted, and so quickly. The article references comments that took issue with the methodology and unscientific language (e.g., “uncanny”) used in the study.
Delving into the comments section of the original study posted by the authors, I found this comment by co-author Prashant Pradhan re: their retraction:
“This is a preliminary study. Considering the grave situation, it was shared in BioRxiv as soon as possible to have creative discussion on the fast evolution of SARS-like corona viruses. It was not our intention to feed into the conspiracy theories and no such claims are made here. While we appreciate the criticisms and comments provided by scientific colleagues at BioRxiv forum and elsewhere, the story has been differently interpreted and shared by social media and news platforms. We have positively received all criticisms and comments. To avoid further misinterpretation and confusions world-over, we have decided to withdraw the current version of the preprint and will get back with a revised version after reanalysis, addressing the comments and concerns. Thank you to all who contributed in this open-review process.
: Authors of the Manuscript”The comments are worth a read even for those, like me, that are not schooled in bioinfomatics. There’s a lively debate, some very technical, but it is clear that there are those that still feel that the study raises important questions regardless some weaknesses in methodology.
Several commenters questioned why one of the bat coronavirus samples used in the study was collected in 2013 but uploaded into the genetic sequencing database by the Wuhan Institute of Virology days after the article was posted.
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The plagues mentioned in Revelation are being poured out:
Note now with the nCov being alleged by a reputable individual to be a biological weapon, it appears this would be to foment war between the USA and China, given the allegation that the virus originated from a Canadian lab (then transferred to the lab in Wuhan) and Canada viewed as a surrogate of the USA vis-a-vis the Huawei issue for example. Not only will this create a political vulnerability for the Communist Party in China (which could force the Communist Party to make the USA the bogeyman in the eyes of the Chinese), but it also inflames xenophobia and distrust on both sides of the Pacific.
The Filipinos are starting to turn against Duterte on social media and this will accelerate if many Filipinos are infected by this new coronavirus. In his lust for Chinese loans which never arrived, Duterte has actually seeded his own demise and xenophobia by dragging his feet on the actions to prevent the virus entering the Philippines and also many Filipinos complaining about so many Chinese roaming around the country doing business and nefarious activities.
There’s seems to be multiple possible goals for such an engineered virus, including driving totalitarianism, war, and the aims of Satan via the Zionists as enumerated in Revelation in the Bible.
Note return of H1N1 bird flu (which can infect humans, but no human-to-human transfer) could possibly wallop those whose immune systems have been compromised the new coronavirus.
China, Desperate to Stop Coronavirus, Turns Neighbor Against Neighbor
This Chinese doctor tried to save lives, but was silenced. Now he has coronavirus
The US markets make sense to me, at least for now. Are central banks not still creating massive amounts of credit? Is that free money not still looking for maximum return and/or safety? Wouldn’t the US markets appear to be a “safe haven” during any international crisis, but especially in one grossly affecting the economic activity in one of our biggest rivals? Sure, it will eventually dawn on everyone that our “rival” is also the major supplier of the stuff that makes a big part of our economy run. But it still remains that their markets, and every other market on Earth, is a competitor for investment dollars.
So I guess the question is whether the markets will look at it one way or the other. Or whether market sentiment might be volatile on this measure. Perhaps Friday it looked one way, today, not so much. I decided a long time ago that it was all a rigged game, and the only way to win against a rigged game is to not play.
As to the effects on our major rival/partner, I am curious as to why so many of the more whacko conspiracy sources out there seem to be pointing to China as the source of a weaponized virus. “Escaped” they say, from the bioweapons labs. But why would China be developing a weapon designed to have maximum impact on their own predominate race? It would make a lot more sense to me to cast a wary eye at the two superpowers most capable of supporting such a program that also happen to have populations that are either predominately Caucasian, or whose historic governing elite is Caucasian. Just saying.
potential for no immunity scares me...
what if Ncov can circle back continuously through people re-infecting again and again like the common cold? Does that mean a continuous 3% death rate? (if it doesn’t get you first time around how bout the 3rd…4th….7th…..)
China censorship
This CNN story documents the suppression of the outbreak of the coronavirus. I have a Chinese friend with daily contacts in China. Her friends told her that people who die at home are transported to a crematorium without testing. No one in China believes the government.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/03/asia/coronavirus-doctor-whistle-blower-intl-hnk/index.html
How bad?
Last week, every plane that carried an infected passenger to the US was a test laboratory for the coronavirus. The flight from Shanghai to San Francisco is about a dozen hours, more than sufficient time for the virus to spread. Fellow passenger and crew, if infected, should begin showing symptoms this week. The number of infected persons will provide strong evidence of the communicability of the virus. If the number is low (hopefully), containment may be possible. On the other hand, if more than a dozen passengers and crew acquired the virus, containment will be challenging, perhaps impossible without draconian measures. If crew members become infected, the infection will explode because the flight crews would continue to fly, exposing hundreds of passengers daily. The fact that the initial carriers were Chinese simplified the identification. Once the virus permeates the general population, everyone will become suspects. For the US, this week will be crucial. Expect panic if many of the passengers and crew have gotten infected.
Again this “self-quarantine” or “home quarantine” is nonsense because Filipino culture will not be stringent enough on the “quarantine” which will end up having more holes than Swiss cheese (e.g. the infected individual goes to the other rooms of the house to eat, etc):
Gov. Gwen signs executive order laying down the guidelines for home quarantine:
Also included in the requirements for home quarantine is the presence of a separate room where the patient will stay for the time that he is under quarantine.
Based on the EO, there should not be immunocompromised persons in the household where the arriving passenger would be on quarantine. The immunocompromised persons include those having other health conditions and are below 10 years old or over 60 years old.
Discovery Of Coronavirus On Doorknob Of Infected Patient Sparks Transmission Concerns
Healing priest Fr. Fernando Suarez collapses, dies
Gov’t is ‘on top of the situation’ – Go on nCoV outbreak:
“Since day one, the whole Duterte administration has said that it has been on top of the situation and is doing everything it can to address the issue,” Sen. Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go said on Tuesday in reference to the global outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus acute respiratory disease (2019 nCoV ARD).
Lies and bullshit duly documented in my previous posts.
DOH: Suspected 2019-nCoV cases in PH rise to more than 100
Duque orders ‘aggressive’ nCoV contact tracing:
He told senators that there are currently 17 epidemiologists “constituting a team with 40 surveillance officers” working on tracing individuals who came in close contact with the two Chinese nationals.
Haha, that’s incredibly understaffed for a problem of this magnitude.
Negros Oriental gov orders public schools to cancel classes Feb. 5-7 as nCoV fear grows
3 in Negros Occidental monitored for nCoV
4 in Eastern Visayas now closely watched for nCoV:
The two, together with another suspected nCov patient, a 30-year old woman, are now confined and isolated at a hospital in Tacloban City.
According to Molon, the 55-year old man is from Leyte, traveled to Israel, but had a layover in Hong Kong.
He arrived in Leyte province on Jan. 25 and developed flu-like symptoms on Feb. 2. The man was a colon cancer patient.
The 22-year-old woman is from Samar province who traveled to Hong Kong and Macau, territories of China which have confirmed nCov cases.
Molon said the woman was in Hong Kong on Dec. 23, 2019 and arrived in Manila last Jan. 4.
Last Jan. 19, she had fever, sore throat, and colds which led her to seek medical treatment.
She and the 55-year old man were later referred to the hospital last Feb. 2 where they are being observed and monitored.
Swab samples were taken from the two on Monday (Feb. 2).
Molon said at least seven people who were in close contact with the three suspected nCov patients were also being monitored by the DOH.
Problem with the above is that they’re only suspecting those who have traveled through Hong Kong or mainland China. What about my fever in Manila that started on Jan 16 and now although afebrile still having immune reaction in my throat and an infrequent slight cough and severe fatigue whenever I eat. Probably my NAFLD and some other flu virus, but the condo I was residing in Manila from Janaury 16 to 31 had many Chinese tourists in the elevator. Also I was exposed to Chinese tourists in the highly overcrowded Bureau of Immigration in Intramuros, Manila.
Either Filipinos and Europeans have some greater immunity to the spread of nCov, or eventually the cases will explode upwards outside of China because the governments were too slow to react and their quarantines are too porous. Not that I want to be quarantined, but I’m just saying.
The following is very disconcerting. Is the Philippines now China where the government thugs can silence the public from expressing their free speech?
Gov’t can peek into airline manifests – National Privacy Commission:
According to Liboro, the right to data privacy is not absolute, as Section 12 (d)(e) of that law says that […]
Shinzo Abe vows anti-virus steps ahead of Tokyo Olympics
The WHO seems to be evil. He issued this statement at a hearing in the Philippines. They’re so afraid of public panic that they do not want the public to take precautionary measures that would cause herd mentality to become alarmed:
WHO exec: Face masks give ‘false sense of confidence’; put healthy people ‘at more risks’
I reiterate that in a country like the Philippines wherein 30+% of the people are coughing normally, it’s not stupid to wear a mask when standing in a congested checkout line at the grocery store.