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US intel reports accurately predicted a pandemic years ago and nothing was done

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© Global Look Press/imago-images.de/Ralph Peters
A "highly transmissible" and "virulent respiratory illness" for which there is no cure may incite a global pandemic. That was the assessment of a 2008 US intelligence report. The prediction was accurate โ€” but no one was prepared.

The 2008 report by the US National Intelligence Council (NIC) warned that this new disease could be "extremely contagious" and that there would be "no adequate treatment" available at the time of its spread, leading to worldwide pandemic. It suggested that highly pathogenic strains of bird flu like H5NI were "likely candidates," but a "coronavirus or other influenza strains" could have the same potential.

It said this outbreak would begin in an area of high population density and where humans and animals often live in close quarters, giving China as a specific example. The Covid-19 virus is said to have originated at a wet market in Wuhan, where live and dead animals are sold and where hygiene standards are poor.

When the virus began to spread, a "slow public health response" would hinder the realization that a highly dangerous pathogen was spreading. "Weeks might pass" before laboratory results could confirm its existence, and by then clusters would be appearing in the population. Asymptomatic travelers could then carry the disease to other continents resulting in "waves" of new cases internationally. In the most extreme scenario "tens to hundreds of millions" of Americans could become ill.

Comment: Predictions and justifications were circulated under pretext: as in not revealing the true purpose behind such a threat - nor the real scope, reason and breadth of the post-pandemic plan to further effect global control.

We also don't know how many took the scenario as a real threat and were 'prevented' from implementing sound strategies.

An investigation? Why not several; there are plenty of questions to go around and few answers piling up.

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Health

US Surgeon General Jerome Adams dumps Gates' predictive contagion model, works with real data

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© ReutersUS President Donald Trump โ€ข US Surgeon General Jerome Adams
In a stunning turn of events, Surgeon General Jerome Adams explained in an interview on live XM radio, that the Coronavirus Task Force has, effectively, dumped the Bill Gates/CDC/WHO predictive contagion model, and is now working with the real data.

He explained on the Sirius XM's Breitbart News Daily host Alex Marlow, that given the new data, businesses will begin to re-open as early as May, others in June.

This runs contrary to the out-and-out fear-mongering of Dr. Fauci and Bill Gates who have made a media tour, threatening the public that businesses may not re-open for six months to a year, or until and unless governments purchase their conveniently patented, big-pharma vaccination.

According to Dr. Adams:
"What the American people need to know now is we actually have data, and so we're tracking that data."

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1M-signature petition demands resignation of WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

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© Fabrice Coffrini/AFP via GettyWHO Dir. Gen. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
An online petition calling both for the resignation of World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and the inclusion of Taiwan in the globalist body was nearing one million signatures Sunday morning.

The campaign began on January 31 when the petition titled, "Call for the resignation of Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General," appeared on Change.org, citing Tedros' refusal on January 23 to designate the Wuhan coronavirus a global health emergency.

The author said this was partially to blame for the number of infected cases increasing more than tenfold from 800 to more than 10,000 in as little as five days.

So too was the outright refusal of the WHO to acknowledge the scale of the problem that lay ahead:

Comment: Everyone may think they have enough information to determine what has happened and how to correct it. But that depends upon complete truth and accurate statistical information from which to base an opinion or choose a way forward. Clearly those, such as Alex Marlow spouting his shoulds and shouldn'ts, are only partly informed - but not savvy enough to realize it. The 'architects' are counting on disinformation springing the trap.


Bizarro Earth

North Korea tests missiles before founder's birthday and parliamentary elections

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© Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via APThis Aug. 29, 2017, file photo distributed by the North Korean government, shows what was said to be the test launch of a Hwasong-12 intermediate range missile in Pyongyang, North Korea.
A barrage of North Korean missiles fired from both the ground and fighter jets splashed down on the waters off the country's east coast on Tuesday, South Korea's military said, a show of force on the eve of a key state anniversary in the North and parliamentary elections in the rival South.

The back-to-back launches were the latest in a series of weapons tests that North Korea has conducted in recent weeks amid stalled nuclear talks and outside worries about a possible coronavirus outbreak in the country.

North Korean troops based in the eastern coastal city of Munchon first launched several projectiles -- presumed to be cruise missiles -- on Tuesday morning, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.

Attention

The resistance outlines 'potential strikes' on the US should it falter in withdrawing from Iraq

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© SkypressSecretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah โ€ข Secretary General of the Al-Nagaba Movement, Sheikh Akram Al Kaabi
New anonymous organisations in Iraq have threatened to strike US forces if they refuse to withdraw from Iraq. One of these newly emerged organisations released its first video of an attack against a US military convoy transporting vehicles on the road between the Kurdish province of Erbil and the northern Salahuddin province, where the US maintains large military bases.

US Ambassador Matthew Tueller has met with caretaker Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi, expressing the will of his country to begin strategic talks with Baghdad. The US did not disclose that the US diplomat informed Mr Abdul-Mahdi about the US intention to pull out forces from Iraq and his request not to be attacked during the withdrawal of troops. Indeed, the US has already evacuated forces from 6 bases and centres of control in different places in Iraq. This is what prompted the Iraqi Kataeb Hezbollah (Brigades) to โ€‹โ€‹announce particularly that the organisation does not intend to strike US forces as long as they completely withdraw from the country.

Comment: Leaving is not the typical US strategy, although the president has often conveyed this desire regarding Iraq. If appearing to do so, it likely means US forces will consolidate and regroup in a nearby military facility.


Snakes in Suits

Senate committee aims to investigate the origin of coronavirus and response to the pandemic

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© Greg NashSenator Ron Johnson (R-Wis)
The chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee said Monday that his panel plans to investigate the coronavirus epidemic's origins as well as the responses from the U.S. government and World Health Organization (WHO).

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) told Politico on Monday that the investigation would cover all aspects of the coronavirus pandemic, including criticism of the WHO and unfounded allegations of the virus's supposed origin in a Chinese lab.

Johnson told the news outlet:
"Where did this all start from? Was this transferred animal to human? Was this from a lab in China? Might have been the best of intentions trying to come up with the different cures, with the different therapies for the coronavirus in general. We need to know what role WHO might have had in trying to cover this thing up."
The panel, Johnson added, is "going to conduct oversight on this thing in its entirety." Other aspects of the probe reportedly include questions as to why the U.S. national stockpile wasn't "better prepared" for the shortages of masks, ventilators and other equipment sought by hospitals around the country in recent weeks.

Pills

New York county execs want hydroxychloroquine treatment restrictions lifted

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© AP Photo/John MinchilloNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo
New York county executives want access to the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine that Gov. Andrew Cuomo conceded showed early "effective" responses in COVID-19 virus patients in current clinical trials, which he began allowing within the state two weeks ago.

The Democratic governor told reporters at his daily briefing in Albany on Monday he would ask President Trump to raise the federal supply of hydroxychloroquine to New York pharmacies. This would enable the state to lift the current restriction on purchases of the drug, which Trump has touted as a potential antidote to the coronavirus, which has killed nearly 10,000 people and has much of the nation on lockdown. "There has been anecdotal evidence that it is promising," Cuomo said while noting the lack of a formal study.

New York county executives, according to Steve McLaughlin of Rensselaer County, have discussed the issue with one another and wondered why Cuomo prohibited the treatment from being dispensed to different parts of the state. McLaughlin told the Washington Examiner:
"I think most of us would say, 'Why are our doctors and pharmacists being prevented by Cuomo from even prescribing it?' Which right now, he put a block on that, and you can't even really get your hands on it. So, I think most of us are saying, 'Listen, in a life or death [situation], if somebody is really sick, I think that you'd want them to be able to do it without having to be in Cuomo's study.'"

Comment: Cuomo, from April 6, 2020 discusses use of hydroxychloroquine




Attention

World Bank: The pandemic is a 'perfect storm' brewing in South Asia

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© unknownSouth Asia: Pandemic will reinforce inequality in the region.
South Asia is on course for its worst economic performance in 40 years, with decades of progress in the battle against poverty at risk, because of coronavirus, the World Bank said Sunday.

India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan and other smaller nations, which have 1.8 billion people and some of the planet's most densely populated cities, have so far reported relatively few coronavirus cases but experts fear they could be the next hotspots.

The dire economic effects are already much in evidence, with widespread lockdowns freezing most normal activity, Western factory orders cancelled and vast numbers of poor workers suddenly jobless. A World Bank report stated:
"South Asia finds itself in a perfect storm of adverse effects. Tourism has dried up, supply chains have been disrupted, demand for garments has collapsed and consumer and investor sentiments have deteriorated."
It slashed its growth forecast for the region this year to 1.8-2.8% from its pre-pandemic projection of 6.3%, with at least half the countries falling into "deep recession".

Comment: Like dominos, countries around the globe have been set up to fail in resources, employment, health services, food, supplies...and the list becomes endless.

Solution? The World Bank! What does its past history suggest?


War Whore

As stalemate crumbles, Haftar retakes the initiative in a new Libyan offensive

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© AP/Mohammed El-SheikhyLNA Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar
A few months ago, Khalifa Haftar declared the "zero hour" for the capture of Tripoli. Indeed, the stalemate that had lasted until then began to crumble and the LNA forces under the command of Haftar began to push towards the heart of Tripoli. Several elite brigades were deployed on the southbound line, resulting in penetration all the way to the second line of Tripoli's defenses.

In the meantime, LNA forces were able to take over the strategically important city of Sirte and set up a front about 80km south of Misrata.

Erdogan's intervention appears to have extended the life of the GNA government for several months. Hundreds of armored vehicles, Turkish drones and Turkish "advisors" have temporarily stabilized the front.

To avoid sending larger Turkish contingents to Syria, Erdogan sent thousands of Syrian terrorists loyal to Turkey. Indeed, this intervention by Erdogan and Turkey has yielded results. The front was temporarily stopped and there was another stalemate. New breakthrough attempts by Haftar forces in southern Tripoli were halted, while the front near Misrata ended with several battles in the Abu Grein area.

Comment: GNA claims new territory
Mohamed Gnounou, the GNA military spokesman, said on Monday:

"Our forces have established control over the cities of Sabratha and Sorman ... And continue advancing in accordance with the plan developed by the operational headquarters in response to the continued shelling of residential areas in Tripoli."

According to the press service, the GNA forces captured military equipment and several armoured vehicles during the seizure.



Light Saber

Fmr Education Secretary Bill Bennett: Flawed model of COVID-19 crisis created unnecessary 'panic and pandemonium'

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© Fox NewsFormer Education Secretary Bill Bennett
Former Education Secretary Bill Bennett said Monday that the danger of the coronavirus has been overstated while it has created "panic and pandemonium," "scared the hell out of the American people" and cost "17 million jobs."

Citing statistics from the University of Washington, "which is the model everybody has been going on, even though its been wrong most of the time, by a lot, overstating it, now they say 60,000 people will die. 61,000 is what we lost to the flu in 2017 and 2018. The flu," the best-selling author and conservative pundit told Fox & Friends.

"We're going to have fewer fatalities from this than from the flu. For this, we scared the hell out of the American people. We lost 17 million jobs, we put a major dent in the economy, we closed down the schools ... shut down the churches."

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