The blog above exceeds Steem’s 64KiB limit, so I must insert this in a comment as follow...
Armstrong is entirely missing the point.
Creator Of US BioWeapons Act Says Coronavirus Is Biological Warfare Weapon
These HIV inserts have never been in corona viruses such as SARS and MERS. Those inserts would not likely just jump from some obscure rat and bee virus in a virus category that never has had them.
Also the inserts were allegedly made in the lab in Canada, not in China. The “accidental” (or intentional?) release appears to have been from the China lab. That does not mean the Chinese government sanctioned it. The Zionists presumably have covert operatives (aka the DEEP STATE). The timing right before the Chinese New Year is especially suspicious.
Of course we don’t know yet what function these splices (shared with HIV) have. It’s all wild speculation. Nevertheless it does seem to raise the probability that this nCov virus was created in a laboratory, not in the wild.
The Communist Party’s fault is only (if true) they are hiding the number of infections which is already above 75,000 and they are only reporting 15,000.
I posit the Zionists would have known damn well that the Communist Party would do this for their own political survival and this would allow the pandemic to escape containment.
And now you Martin are contributing to the severe misinformation.
The death rate appears to possibly be the same as SARS (refer to my blog above for the evidence of that), but R0 may be worse, maybe because it’s confirmed to spread asymptomatically (perhaps due to the HIV splices?).
Martin you are expert at cycles, but IMO you are derelict so far on this enveloping nCov pandemic. This is a very serious matter and you allow yourself to be coached by sources who may be hoodwinked and/or gatekeepers who have other motivations.
UPDATE: the latest development is India To Probe Wuhan Institute Of Virology:
It appears that around the time we suggested someone reach out to the Wuhan Institute of Virology to get some answers about the origin of the deadly Coronavirus epidemic (which Twitter decided was sufficient to get us barred from the platform), India was doing just that.
According to The Hindu and Great Game India, after Indian scientists were forced to withdraw their study concluding Coronavirus was injected with HIV AIDS virus amidst massive online criticism from Social Media experts, now Indian authorities have launched an investigation against China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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The Indian government has ordered an inquiry into a study conducted in the Northeastern state of Nagaland (close to China) by researchers from the U.S., China and India on bats and humans carrying antibodies to deadly viruses like Ebola, officials confirmed to The Hindu.
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Indian military believes that the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta was involved in the 1994 plague in the Indian city of Surat which killed 52 people and close to a quarter of the city’s citizens fled the area for fear of being quarantined. Even the origin of 1994 plague is mired in controversy to this day.
Click the link above to read the rest of that article.
Philippines to reject transit passengers from China, Hong Kong too
Gwen: Home quarantine not yet an option for Pinoy passengers arriving at MCIA from China
MCIA: 79 Pinoys who arrived from China on Feb. 2 under self quarantine:
The Mactan Cebu International Airport Authority (MCIAA) disclosed that 200 passengers from China landed at Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) on Sunday, February 2, 2020.
MCIAA general manager, lawyer Steve Dicdican, said these passengers boarded flights from several cities and territories in China including Hong kong and Macau.
Dicdican said 79 of the passengers are Filipino residents, all of whom are now under self quarantine.
Filipinos arriving in Cebu from Hong Kong will be quarantined at Eversley
Police ‘seriously considering’ locking down training camps to avoid 2019-nCoV
China Accuses US Of 'Inciting Panic' Over Coronavirus Outbreak
The rate of spread from now depends on how society reacts. “self-quarantine” seems like it would be basically useless in the Philippines. What troubles me about the Philippines are the attitudes such as the following:
No need yet to use face masks – DOH
Although it’s true that face masks (especially alone) will not very well protect against infection by nCov and also that nCov is not very widespread in the population yet, I wear a face mask because 30+% of the people in Robinson’s mall in Ermita were coughing every time I went there over the past two weeks I was forced to reside in Manila by the Bureau of Immigration. And some filipinos are very inconsiderate, even turned their head to (apparently intentionally) cough directly in my face as I walked by. I got very sick in Manila within 2 days of arriving there from the provinces, because people were coughing directly in my face and I could not avoid them. So you imagine how the nCov will spread in the Philippines?
The problem is that Filipinos think communicable diseases are just a normal part of life and nothing to change their habits to prevent. They even think cough comes from rain, because they do not realize that when it rains and they get cold then their immune systems are affected which allows all the infections they are carrying to manifest symptoms. Even (amicable and nice) government officials in the NBI joked to me that they’re immune to infections (and maybe they’re immune to the many regular infections circulating in Manila but...).
See the following from the Secretary of DOH (Dept of Health) January 31:
Duque rejects ban on Chinese tourists, cites diplomatic, political repercussions:
Diplomatic relations with China may sour if the Philippines decides to bar mainland Chinese from entering the country as part of preventive measures against the spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus (nCoV) here, Health Secretary Francisco Duque said.
And now to today he has done nearly a 180 degree turn as he is slammed upside his head by reality:
First 2019-nCoV ARD fatality to be cremated — Duque
In Visayan we refer to this as “gahi ulo” which means stubborn or hard-headed.
The governor of Cebu island Gwen and also Senator Imee Marcos have been voices of greater vigilance, yet even their suggestions for actions are sorely inadequate (the problem is filipinos live congested like rats and like to live that way, it’s a cultural problem...even on huge farms they build their houses so close together stacked on top of each other so they won't feel lonely or bored...they want life to be a constant party and fiesta):
Measures against coronavirus must go beyond points of entry to PH – Imee
Senator Marcos pushes for more pro-active gov’t action against nCoV
Among the stronger precautionary measures that could be taken, Marcos proposed to extend random temperature checks by nurses or trained personnel at the entrances of court offices, conference venues, and even meeting rooms; to install dispensers of antiseptic hand sanitizers not just in toilets but also along hallways and other strategic places; and to require the use of face masks by frontline, public desk, service, and utility personnel.
Marcos added that government must assess events daily, even hourly, and determine if compulsory leaves of absence may have to be imposed in schools, health care centers and other places especially where children and the elderly converge, since they are considered most vulnerable to the virus.
“Sketchy government advisories before the travel ban have led airlines, universities, call centers and other offices to resort to their own restrictions,” Marcos said in a press statement.
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Marcos noted that Singapore was able to gain headway in its fight against the virus by imposing a travel ban effective January 23, one week before the WHO declared the 2019-nCoV outbreak a public health emergency of international concern.
And here’s the push back by Duterte and his right-hand man Bong Go, which further increases my concerns:
Health of Filipinos paramount for Duterte – Bong Go
No need for nCoV quarantine site yet, Duterte says
Stop blaming Chinese for nCoV, that’s xenophobia – Duterte
Don’t be afraid of nCoV, says Duterte
Duterte does not seem to comprehend the math of the exponential function and the lesson of the allegory of the Lily pads which I repeated in my blog above.
The farmer comes to the Lily pond on the 29th day and sees it only half covered, so concludes that another 29 days will elapse before it will be fully covered. Yet on the next morning the pond has been fully covered overnight. That is an exponential growth function, not linear growth.
Note I understand the Duterte thinks he’s balancing the welfare of filipinos by factoring in economic considerations. But the fact is that if the Philippines is hit by a severe epidemic that overwhelms the number of hospital beds, then there could be worse longer-term economic outcomes. By not moving more quickly to ban travel from China, IMO he actually incited xenophobia.
Also the link at the top of this comment post makes it reasonably clear that China is probably lying about the number of infections and deaths. Thus the xenophobia is somewhat justified at least from a cultural aspect. The Chinese culture obviously allows for such a Communist Party system. Just as the filipino culture allows for inconsiderate behavior such as skipping in line, driving inconsiderately as a norm not even an exception, and coughing in the face of others.
China ‘slow’ to provide loans for Duterte’s ‘Build, Build, Build’ — Pernia
The tragedy of our ‘China first’ policy
China and the Philippines are low-trust-culture societies. Singapore and especially Japan are higher-trust societies more similar to the West.
Note some of the Filipinos attempt a higher trust society, but in an Asian way which is all about saving face and maintaining harmony. Which means they think “sorry sir” is sufficient for making excuses about repeated failures to do high trust actions. Westerners prefer results, not useless words. That’s not to claim there aren’t problems in Western culture — just take one look at the clusterfuck of Western politics now.
Lastly Duterte tells me to not be hysterical, when in fact I am suffering from horrible health from contracting dengue, tuberculosis and God only knows what other infections in the Philippines. Come on man, stop bullshitting about the reality. Okay I understand for the Filipino, all those infections are just normal. The Filipinos are fatalistic. Come what may, they just think you should endure it and accept it as normal. Westerners prefer hygiene. Different culture. Which is why I am leaving the Philippines.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/03/world/asia/coronavirus-china.html
Mr. Xue believes his mother died from the coronavirus, but they could not secure a bed in a hospital and she was never tested for it. His aunt and uncle were also in a hospital.
The Ship Has Literally Sailed: Carnival Admits To Coronavirus Case 6 Days After Cruise
Coronavirus: How Bad Will It Get?:
The official data on the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus continues to suggest a geometric growth rate.
Which explains why more and more infectious disease experts are now openly calling the virus a full-blown global pandemic.
So how bad might things get?
It’s worth noting at this point that the data we do have, mostly from the Chinese government, is still scant and suspect. Many think the situation is China is worse than is being reported — potentially much worse.
Frustratingly, the Western press seems bent on downplaying the coronavirus threat, many trying to convince us that the standard flu is more dangerous. Which is NOT true, at least in terms of survivability.
So, we must continue to educate ourselves as best we can.
Note one possible explanations for the lag of explosion of reported cases outside of China, could be that the virus is spreading asymptomatically. Also there was a lag from Dec. 8 when first case was reported in Wuhan to the exponential outbreak by January 18. And then after writing that, I read someone who concurs:
Brace For Impact: Global Pandemic Already Baked In
In other news:
Deplatformed: How Big Tech Companies & Corporate America Subvert the Second Amendment:
In the Old Testament, in both Exodus and Deuteronomy, it refers to the Law as something you "bind to your hand" and have as "frontlets between your eyes."
A "mark on the right hand or forehead" means "a deed and a thought."
If you do what they tell you and think what they tell you, that is the mark of the beast.
We just don’t know yet if the spread and mortality outside of China will be the same as inside China. In addition to the ACE2 factor which may be higher in E. Asians, also factors such as increased sun exposure in for example Philippines and different diet such as Japanese eat much seaweed high in iodine.
RE: Slinghots to da Moon then Into Abyss of HIV-flu — Revelation’s plague bowl poured out