100% agree.
TXnMA
Posted on 03/26/2020 7:31:18 PM PDT by ransomnote
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100% agree.
It is worth noting that the "Best" bioweapon is not necessarily the one that kills the most of one's enemy.
It can be more effective in warfare to sicken an enemy force so that it must stop its advance in order to care for the sick.
According to Soviet defector Ken Alibek, this is what the USSR did to stop the advance of the Wehrmacht on Stalingrad, bogging them down UNTIL the WINTER of 1942 ARRIVED with the disease TULAREMIA, which may have killed about 10% of cases but made the others extremely ill for weeks.
We have all noticed a major TIMING COMPONENT of the Chinese attack, eh? Hmm. WINTER ultimately helped break the German advance. In our case, China would be hoping for RAT VICTORY in November (equivalent to Stalingrad winter arriving in USA).
The Chinese biological attack on the U.S. has obvious parallels to this great historic battle, as well as to Japan's desperation attack on Pearl Harbor.
The parallel with Q which remains to be seen, but which we all strongly suspect, is that the USA had broken the Japanese codes and removed our main Naval assets (i.e., aircraft carriers) from Pearl Harbor before the attack. This implies the attack was not really a surprise, and was deemed necessary.
"We have it all."
Not to get off too far on a tangent (Oh, well ...), but the FDR administration was riddled with Soviet agents, at the highest level (including FDR and/or Eleanor??) who were pushing EXTREMELY HARD for the U.S. to enter the war on the side of the USSR.
Of course we know there are traitors in high places once again.
(NOTE: Commie-influenced derps have been trying to quash Alibek's report about Stalingrad ever since it emerged. But there is no doubt our military takes it seriously in war planning.)
If hydroxychloroquine + azithromycin is effective against covid-19, I wonder why it hasn’t been tried to treat other forms of flu with similar symptoms? Or maybe it has and I just haven’t seen mention of it. Or maybe they’re different enough it isn’t effective, but all I’ve heard is it’s very effective against malaria, which is spread by insect/animal bites and which mainly causes vomiting, fever, and headache - not respiratory symptoms.
I don't know, FDA? Everyone likes new drugs as there is little money in off patent stuff. Malaria is caused by parasites, and if you don't get them all, malaria becomes the gift that keeps on giving.
::I assume this guy may give them valuable information leading to Maduro and some of the other criminals::
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I sure hope so.
I have Maduro on Arkancide Watch.
100% agree.
TXnMA
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Could a modern version of Executive Order 9066 be forthcoming?
from Encyclopaedia Britannica:
Executive Order 9066, (February 19, 1942), executive order issued by U.S. Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt, which granted the secretary of war and his commanders the power “to prescribe military areas in such places and of such extent as he or the appropriate Military Commander may determine, from which any or all persons may be excluded.” While no specific group or location was mentioned in the order, it was quickly applied to virtually the entire Japanese American population on the West Coast.
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Not even gonna weasel back on, "more like"... '-)
TXnMA
does the statute override The Marine Corps manual...
:)
CDC declares in 2005 it is effective.
Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread.
“ I realize the Fed Reserve is very evil, but why is printing money out of thin air by the Treasury better?”
To find the answer, ask yourself this question:
Is it better for the Treasury to print money, or for the Federal Reserve print that same money and charge us interest for it?
The money supply is the same in both examples, and printing it will indeed cause inflation, but only one of them requires us to “pay anything back”, with interest.
xone wrote:
“’Using medications off-label is all about risk-benefit’ Would appear so if the above equation made sense. If a patient is critical likely to die, the risk is low (re drug interactions) while the potential benefit is high. That’s how we got ‘right to try’ laws. It is like the doctor not prescribing pain meds to a terminal cancer patient because of the risk of addiction.”
ThankQ!!!
Wuhan Flu only known for the 2 oldest granddaughters exposure, the one who is sick we aren't making any assumptions just making sure she stays home and cared for. The oldest 2 have contact with people who tested positive, both from work environment. Prayers work.
Live: Trump departs on Air Force One en route to Norfolk, VA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvJk41d_VqI
Hey thanks, that reinforces what we hope will be the case here.
The only thing I remembered about malaria is that it nearly stopped construction of the Panama Canal until it was discovered that mosquitos were the carriers and that most workers took quinine to prevent the disease.
Last night, at DJT’s briefing, he answered a question
‘what’s important to you for the country now?’
Life
Family and
the country.
So it’s likely Deep State drugs would need to be administered via IV or require professional means in a hospital or other medical setting and require extended stays (hospital beds) with treatment that slows or halts the advance of the illness without actually resolving it. They could release a potent version of a Deep State “cure” to get good word of mouth and then modify the formula (the actual contents, not the content label) to hamstring recovery past the initial “poster child for recovery” phase, while lamenting, “If only we were permitted to implement sooner people would have recovered by now...” They wanted to create medical collapse somehow. But then, some people say I’m cynical.
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This must be the reason why DJT keeps talking about the hydrox/azith treatment and hoping (knowing) that it and other treatments will be available so we don’t have to take the ‘DEEP STATE CURE’.
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