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'Presumed Covid-19': NYC corona-deaths suddenly soar past 10,000 after over 3,700 victims added to list... but there's a catch


RT
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 23:02 UTC
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© REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Coronavirus deaths in New York City have spiked by over 3,700 after officials tacked on a group of victims merely suspected of having the virus. The city joins a growing list of sites counting "probable" cases as infected.

The additional deaths - 3,778, to be exact - include people who are "presumed to have been infected because of their symptoms and medical history," according to two sources cited by the New York Times, which reported the deaths on Tuesday. These "probables" bring the total number of casualties for New York City to 10,367 and raise the nation's total death toll by a whopping 17 percent. Over 26,000 people are now considered to have died with the coronavirus in the US, according to the Times.
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Dominoes

Here comes 'Cascadia'? Democrat governors colluding to end Covid-19 lockdowns spark talk of secession

Nebojsa Malic
RT
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 21:37 UTC
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© Reuters / Adrees Latif
As California and New York said they'd coordinate reopenings with neighboring states, mainstream US media suddenly rediscovered the virtue of federalism, while some online activists even cheered the notion of separatism.

California Governor Gavin Newsom got the ball rolling Monday, by announcing his state would coordinate ending the coronavirus shutdown with the neighboring Oregon and Washington further north - both run by Democrats as well - and not follow the lead of President Donald Trump and the federal government in Washington, DC.

Such theories were further fueled by Newsom's comments last week, when he described California as a "nation-state." Asked about it on Monday, he defended it as a "choice of words that gives you a sense of the scale and scope," for a state that's "larger than 21+ states combined, the world's 5th largest economy, most diverse state and democracy."
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Pumpkin 2

Trump trolls MSM hacks with video compilation of their reporting failures on coronavirus

Charlie Spiering
Breitbart
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 20:23 UTC
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Screenshot from Trump's press conference video
President Donald Trump on Monday showed reporters at the White House press briefing a video of their own reporting on the coronavirus, pointing out their failures and his success.

"We have a few clips that we're just going to put up, we could just turn the lights down lower, I think you'll find them interesting," Trump said. "And then we'll answer some questions, I'll ask you some questions because you're so guilty, but forget it."

The president played the video on the screens at the White House press briefing room.

"The media minimized the risk from the start," the text of the video read, prior to featuring a series of flashback clips to prominent media professionals downplaying the threat posed by the virus.
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SOTT Focus: The Australian: 'We May be Over-reacting to an Unremarkable Coronavirus'

Adam Creighton
The Australian
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 20:37 UTC

Comment: Here and there, rational analyses questioning the sanity of shutting the world down for months are appearing in the MSM. Here's one today from The Australian newspaper...


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A street stands empty in a mostly desolate Times Square during the coronavirus outbreak in New York City.
Stay safe. Keep well. Perhaps a hysteria has gripped the nation, at extraordinary cost, when we're telling each other to take special care over a disease that in three months has killed about 60, in the main quite unwell elderly people.

Even in coronavirus hot spots in Europe and the US, there's greater chance of being killed in a car accident than being harmed by COVID-19, according to research published last week by Stanford scientist John Ioannidis.

"The risk of dying from coronavirus for a person under 65 years old is equivalent to the risk of dying driving a distance of nine to 415 miles by car each day during the COVID-19 fatality season," he concluded.
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Pirates

Why at least America will suffer another Great Depression

Eric Zuesse
Strategic Culture
Mon, 13 Apr 2020 12:00 UTC
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America's bailout package to overcome the coronavirus 'recession' is twofold:

One part is printing money for employees and consumers, so that they won't be thrown out onto the streets for non-payment of debts such as mortgages, car-loans, credit cards, and student loans.

Another part is printing money for bondholders and stockholders, so that their investments will still have value and there won't be panicked selling of them as corporations accumulate soaring losses because consumers are staying home and are cutting way back on expenses.

The top-down part of the bailout (the part for investors) will merely add to the wealth of the already-wealthy, while everybody else sinks financially into oblivion. (On April 9th, the Zero Hedge financial site explained in detail why even bailing out the airlines would hurt the economy more than help the economy.) The top-down part supplies the money to the corporations instead of to their employees and consumers, and is therefore supply-boosting instead of demand-boosting. Supplying money to the corporations that the Government selects to protect will enable those corporations to buy up assets and corporations which during the crisis are being auctioned off by the ones that go out of business, and this will leave the nation's wealth in even fewer hands than before the epidemic struck.
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Network

US envoy meets Taliban in Doha after start of prisoner swaps


RFE/RL
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 04:14 UTC
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U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad (left) and chief Taliban negotiator Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar (right) at Doha talks in February
U.S. envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has met in Qatar with senior Taliban representatives to discuss what the U.S. State Department described as "current challenges" in implementing a peace deal signed in February by the United States and the Taliban.

The talks in Doha on April 13 were announced by Washington after an initial prisoner exchange between the Taliban and the Afghan government.

Suhail Shaheen, a spokesman for the Taliban office in Doha, said on Twitter that Khalilzad and U.S. Army General Scott Miller met with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, a co-founder of Afghanistan's Taliban and its chief negotiator.

Comment: See also:

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Bizarro Earth

Who are the globalists? What do they want?

Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.com
Sat, 11 Apr 2020 15:39 UTC
Nosferatu
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I get the question often, though one would think it's obvious - Who are these "globalists" we refer to so much in the liberty movement? Sometimes the request comes from honest people who only want to learn more. Sometimes it comes from disinformation agents attempting to mire discussion on the issue with assertions that the globalists "don't exist". The answer to the question can be simple and complex at the same time. In order to understand who the globalists are, we first have to understand what they want.

We talk a lot about the "globalists" because frankly, their agenda has become more open than ever in the past ten years. There was a time not long ago when the idea of the existence of "globalists" was widely considered "conspiracy theory". There was a time when organizations like the Bilderberg Group did not officially exist and the mainstream media rarely ever reported on them. There was a time when the agenda for one world economy and a one world government was highly secretive and mentioned only in whispers in the mainstream. And, anyone who tried to expose this information to the public was called a "tinfoil hat wearing lunatic".

Comment: For additional insight to the actions, nature, motivations and mindsets of psychopaths who aim to take over the world, we highly recommend: Political Ponerology: A Science of Evil Adjusted for Political Purposes by Andrew Lobaczewski.

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Ambulance

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

Danielle Ryan
RT
Tue, 14 Apr 2020 06:59 UTC
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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 — 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

Joaquin Flores
FRN
Mon, 13 Apr 2020 00:00 UTC
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© ReutersUS President Donald Trump • 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

Simon Kent
Breitbart
Sun, 12 Apr 2020 00:00 UTC
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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.

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