Posted on 02/25/2020 2:27:09 PM PST by Vermont Lt
Continuation from #2
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3819175/posts?q=1&;page=493#493
Speaking of tamales, at the beginning of this current prepping, the masa, tortilla flour, regular flour and cornmeal were out of stock. Also, missing from the shelves were Asian seasonings. That is telling. Though there were still plenty of dried pinto beans and rice.
I’ve never understood the need for tortilla flour when regular flour is cheaper and does the job.
I don’t bother looking at canned beans as the price gives me palpitations. Only thing worse is the price of store tamales and they taste awful, too. Make your own.
And people will be surprised that we have 1000 cases in a week, not realizing it’s because we are catch-up testing.
Dr. Gottlieb in one of his interviews said something like because we don’t test, like the only way we know that there is an outbreak in the US right now is if we see clusters of severe pneumonia cases.
Second coronavirus case in NRW: couple infected - origin remains puzzling
FEBR 26 2020
A second case of the coronavirus is confirmed in NRW . A man from the Heinsberg district and a person from his close personal environment are ill.
After the infection of a kindergarten teacher (46) with the coronavirus, all children of the affected facility in the district of Heinsberg should be examined for the virus . “So-called compromises are being made now and we will know sometime tomorrow whether children are infected or not,” said NRW Minister of Health Karl-Josef Laumann. According to dpa information, the infected woman worked in the kindergarten until last Friday
And that ‘scary’ catch up number is preplanned by the CDC to cause panic and elect the dim in Nov.
Remember, CDC peeps CRIED when Trump was elected.
Huh? Got a link for that?
Got a link for that line?
This?
Drugmaker Moderna Delivers First Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine for Human Testing
Clinical trial is expected to start in April, as epidemic originating in China spurs quick response
https://www.wsj.com/articles/drugmaker-moderna-delivers-first-coronavirus-vaccine-for-human-testing-11582579099
That’s another liberal thing that doesn’t make sense. People food was, is and probably always will be cheaper than cat food.
Yeah really.
It’s like they never priced catfood.
When I pointed out to this poster that allowing a single foreign country to control our supply of necessary meds was a bad idea in case of war they really got nasty. ‘you racist asian hater white supremacist’. etc. etc. etc.
I’m suspicious of this vaccine. Because no animal testing first.
Isn’t Moderna the one that involves Gates?
We’ll find out in a few years all our kids/gkids are sterile.
People are stealing the boxes of masks that we have out for visitors here. We keep them for patient families etc.
Early signs of things to come?
Yep.
A coalition backed by Bill Gates is funding biotechs that are scrambling to develop vaccines for the deadly Wuhan coronavirus
Andrew Dunn Jan 23, 2020, 3:32 PM
https://www.businessinsider.com/vaccines-for-wuhan-china-cornonavirus-moderna-inovio-cepi-2020-1
We’ll skip that one.
If every other sentence out of Gates’s mouth wasn’t ‘need to do something about overpopulation’ I might not be so sceptical.
Because I don’t trust him not to use the opportunity to ‘do something’ about ‘the overpopulation’.
Yes.
I’d put them up and make someone request them.
Plus you can ensure the person handing them out does so in a sterile manner and some germy person doesnt’ feel up every mask in the box while they pick the one they want.
Coalitions are the worst.
Far better (unless you cynically want to control them) to have more researchers working independently.
As Gates surely knows.
And all this time I’ve been lead to believe that global warming is the biggest health threat to humankind. Perhaps the two are related?
Alex Jones talks about nothing else but the Coronavirus except when he wants to sell you bags of dried food at 125 dollars a pop.
He should rename his show The Virus Show.
A few days old so I’m not sure if I posted it:
Tired of delays, U.S. labs ask FDA to develop their own coronavirus tests
Julie Steenhuysen
2 MIN READ
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. state and local public health laboratories are seeking permission from the Food and Drug Administration to create their own tests for the new coronavirus as manufacturing and regulatory issues continue to delay access to testing capabilities.
As of Monday, only five U.S. states - California, Illinois, Nebraska, Nevada and Tennessee - have the capability to test for the virus, according to the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL).
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-usa-testing-idUSKCN20I2G8
Woo, up to FIVE whole states that can test.
Wonder how many infections we’re getting from Italy, South Korea and Iran now.
Scott Gottlieb, MD
@ScottGottliebMD
Even while South Korea starts exhausting tests on known #covid19 clusters, it records largest single day increase: 284 new cases, 2 fatalities. Currently 20,716 people are in process of being tested. They’re finding cases and isolating clusters through a robust testing capacity
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