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Late Thursday night, the Milwaukee County medical examiner reported a 69-year-old Milwaukee man died after contracting Coronavirus, marking the eighth death in the county. Officials said the man, just like each of the other seven people who died, was black.

Old movies show us how mad The West has become. https://freedom-demokrasi-and-civilised-humanity.com/2018/12/25/the-philadelphia-story-and-our-changing-presumptions-of-innocence. We are crippled by fear of everything. Germs. Ourselves. We are bombarded with images of sex and then the inevitable male arousal is criminalised.

...Pew Research Center’s latest survey finds that of all the precautions taken by federal and state governments, about 95 percent of Americans said “restricting international travel to the U.S.” is the most necessary action to stopping the spread of the coronavirus. This includes about 96 percent of Republican voters and 94 percent of Democrat voters who said travel bans are vital to fighting coronavirus — making it the most popular policy initiative among Americans overall...

Festivals are canceling and postponing all over the world because of the coronavirus pandemic. For Summerfest in Milwaukee, the show will go on — in September. Officials with parent company Milwaukee World Festival Inc. announced that the annual 11-day festival — originally set this year for June 24 to 28 and June 30 to July 5 — will now run nine days in 2020, taking place on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays across the first three weeks in September. The new dates: Sept. 3 to 5, Sept. 10 to 12 and Sept. 17 to 19. Festival officials Monday did not reveal...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WBKO) - Attorney General Daniel Cameron released the following statement on Friday regarding Kentucky’s abortion providers continuing to perform abortions during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Today, I’m calling on CHFS Acting Secretary Eric Friedlander to certify, pursuant to KRS 15.241, that Kentucky’s abortion providers are violating his ban on elective medical procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic by continuing to perform abortions. Kentucky’s current ban on elective medical procedures exists to further the mandated policy of social distancing and to help conserve medical resources for use in fighting COVID-19. Acting Secretary Friedlander is on the front lines of fighting the...

...But neither Cuomo nor New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio deserve attaboys. A toxic combination of Big Apple hubris, devotion to open borders regardless of the imminent threat, and Trump-hating obstinacy fueled a stubborn strategy that left their citizens vulnerable for months. Further, New York’s political leaders have acknowledged that the world’s financial capital...the most densely populated city in the country—has no comprehensive plan to deal with a pandemic or any viral public health threat. Cuomo and DeBlasio have cobbled together a last-minute, slapdash strategy as COVID-19 spread across the globe and closed in on New York City. By January...

Add Oklahoma to the list of states where the governor has made it clear that abortion businesses must stop kiling babies in abortions because abortions are not “essential” medical care. Today, Governor Kevin Stitt clarified that elective abortions are included in his executive order postponing elective surgeries until April 7 to conserve medical resources to combat the coronavirus. “We must ensure that our health care professionals, first responders and medical facilities have all of the resources they need to combat COVID-19,” Stitt said in the release. “I am committed to doing whatever necessary to protect those who are on the...

The Ohio Department of Health is investigating complaints this week about abortion facilities continuing to abort unborn babies in violation of a state health order. The Columbus Dispatch confirmed the investigation Friday as state leaders work to preserve medical resources and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. As LifeNews.com reported, abortion facilities are ignoring Ohio Health Director Amy Acton’s mandate to stop non-essential medical procedures, which went into effect last week. People called each abortion facility and confirmed that they still are aborting unborn babies. Last Friday, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost ordered two abortion business to stop killing babies...

‘Weiner Timeline:’ How the FBI Gave Hillary Cover During the Election FBI Tells Court Transparency Not Mission-Critical Hillary’s Emails & Benghazi—Inside Our Landmark Legal Battle Open Borders Coalition: Free All Illegal Immigrants Over Coronavirus ‘Weiner Timeline:’ How the FBI Gave Hillary Cover During the Election We just released 180 pages of communications between former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page that include Strzok’s “weiner timeline,” which shows a time gap of almost a month between the discovery of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails on the laptop of disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner and...

Corona Virus update by WH, POTUS.

“We estimate our short-term revenue losses to be in excess of $20 million and the long-term ramifications are much greater but impossible to quantify at this time”

President Trump has signed the largest-ever US financial stimulus package, worth $2tn (£1.7tn), as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic. The House of Representatives passed the cross-party bill two days after the Senate debated its provisions. On Wednesday the number of Americans filing for unemployment surged to a record high of 3.3 million people. The US has more confirmed cases of coronavirus than any other country, with more than 97,000 positive tests. No Democratic lawmakers were invited to the historic signing ceremony, which was held at the White House.

Hey let's play some music!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVkq8IEO4tc

The only entity that scored a negative approval rating about its handling of the coronavirus was the media, a recent Gallop poll shows. The poll listed nine leaders, including President Trump and vice president Mike Pence, and institutions, such as the CDC and hospitals, and asked respondents to say whether they approve or disapprove of how they have responded to the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. It was conducted between March 13-22 and surveyed 1,020 adults living in the U.S. The poll has a 4 percent margin of error.

Back in the nineties, on an early episode of ABC’s short-lived series My So-Called Life, high school students were stunned when a handgun was brought into the school and it accidentally discharged in the hallway. By the end of the week, when they arrived at the school in the morning, there were metal detectors at the entrances and police were searching lockers and patting down some of the students in the halls. Everyone was walking around with dazed looks on their faces, but they quickly adapted to what had become “the new normal.”I was reminded of that this week while...

Ok, now prepare yourselves as this will NO DOUBT be on the news tonite. The CDC just issued new preliminary death, hospitalization, and illness numbers for the virus sweeping the country and taking citizens in it's deathly wake. The OFFICIAL numbers for the season are (estimated) 38-52 Million Ill with the Virus 18-26 Million will need medical visits up to 730,000 will NEED Hospitalization And UP TO 24,000 to 62,000 will die of the virus or related causes due to the virus. Here is the LINK https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-estimates.htm Oh, wait - those are the numbers for the regular old Flue from...

The eastern half of America, anyway. Which is where the hot spots are, coincidentally. This is a few days old but worth watching as a demonstration of why reopening parts of the country while outbreaks are raging in other parts is an invitation to disaster. Unless states are going to start closing their borders to each other, infected people will keep bringing the virus in from outside.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1243637134457810945 

If companies want America to bail them out, perhaps they should bail back into America first. Donald Trump had spoken repeatedly about the financial beating that cruise lines had taken since the start of the coronavirus outbreak, and perhaps those corporations just assumed that they could access the COVID-19 rescue package once it passed.

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