Posted on 03/06/2020 9:37:20 AM PST by weston
Thank you, President Trump, for this tweet to Cuomo, injecting a bit of sanity into this crisis.
I agree 100%. They are using “for the greater good” to control the masses. So far, we are submitting to them. Are they testing just how far they can push it before we push back?
Agree with your observations. I have been thinking for a while, this "flu" is much worse than they are telling us, or it is being used as cover for something else. This whole situation is strange. The likes of which we have never seen.
Not a word from Q
We don’t need to go overboard, run screaming into the night for sure.
One thing to keep in mind:
Democrats and other globalists always (always, always, always) try to use a crisis to advance the liberal agenda.
They (Pelosi and her Peons) have already tried it in congress by using the coronavirus bill as a vehicle to push changes on the president totally unrelated to the crisis at hand.
Think of all the infringements on personal freedom and constitutional rights that were pushed on us in response to the 9/11 attacks.
That is going to happen again.
It is a certainty that we will see permanent changes in the way we live as a result of the coronavirus scare.
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Varney reports DeBlasio considering a “shelter in place” lock down similar to San Francisco.
Dueling Libtards.....
Sons area doesn’t even have their own desk...they share and go in on different days. I look for this to really spread at Humana and other businesses that do the same. Humana is pretty large in Louisville. They have several buildings in downtown area and on the East side of Louisville.
Wow.
Correction...since one employee has come down with the virus at riverside building in Louisville Humana they have been working at home totally. So this will help a lot. Sons area of work isn’t in the first persons building. So this touches another building. And these employees live in KY and Indiana.
I’m back. Stopped in at dollar General to pick up cat food and litter. Out of milk and TP. Everything else was low. Typical Monday after blizzard shelves. Clerk said one guy had come in Saturday after truck had arrived and bought $200 worth of TP
At Walmart over a hundred employee were stocking shelves. A couple were former students of mine. They usually work at the distribution center. All were picking up a “few extra hours”. They were getting job done but waiting on the milk and soda truck deliveries. I got my meds and a few items and felt lucky that I spent less than $100.
One has died in Greensburg just south on Indy where Ps mom lives. She’s staying with daughter in middle of Brown County. One very ill at Columbus. So we are now surrounded.
Glad I’ve got supplies in cause staying in will be easy now.
LOL, I love the way you put together past events and make them relevant in today’s issues. The rats are especially cute.
I love her too!
Had to go pick up meds at local Walmart yesterday.
Many shoppers wearing masks and gloves.
Maybe 15% with masks, half of those also wearing gloves.
Scary in a way because you don’t know if they are wearing the mask because they have symptoms or just as a precautionary measure.
They also had T.P. for sale for the first time in days.
Limit 1 package to a shopper.
I didn’t need any - just reporting what I saw.
He is a wonderful man.
“Her frustration was, we as Americans cannot compare ourselves to other countries like Italy that have socialize medical run by government.
We Should realize we are all so much better off. Our Death Toll will never be anything like these other countries who are dealing with this! Long post but may help not any of you but some that are a little frantic.”
Thank you for this. My family in Italy have drunk the Kool-Aid, many of them love their “free” medical. They don’t see how much it is costing them. Although, maybe now they will.
“These SOB’s are panicking people more with every step they take in government control!!!”
Great post, yes it’s hard to believe we’ve gone from the greatest Generation to the mob of panicking snowflakes.
Amazon To Hire 100K New Workers To Keep Up With Surge Of Orders During Coronavirus Outbreak
Amazon on Monday announced plans to hire 100,000 new workers in the U.S. to keep up with a surge of orders
from people confined to their homes during the coronavirus outbreak.
The Seattle-based company said this weekend that a steep increase of orders is putting its operations under pressure.
It warned shoppers that it could take longer than the usual two days to get packages.
It also said it was sold out of many household cleaning supplies and is working to get more in stock.
"We are seeing a significant increase in demand, which means our labor needs are unprecedented for this time of year,"
said Dave Clark, who oversees Amazon's warehouse and delivery network.
“This is a dream come true for them - the power to dictate how we live our lives and they can claim it is all in the interest of public safety.”
Can you imagine how much worse it would be if we had a democrat in the White House?
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