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A viral petition calling for the director-general of the Worldwide Health Organization (WHO) to resign has gone viral, amassing almost one million signatures.WHO boss Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has come under fire over the organization's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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So this is what it's come to in this country...Defying the order of the Governor, Church goers in Kentucky lined up early to clear the parking lot of NAILS left there by people trying to stop them from gathering for Easter Service....as promised police waited and then began issuing tickets and writing down license plate numbers......some of these Governors are really out of control.....
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"The failure to conduct early and wide testing left politicians ignorant of basic facts about the COVID-19 epidemic. Public officials across the United States are flying blind against the COVID-19 epidemic. Because of a government-engineered testing fiasco, they do not know how fast the virus is spreading, how many people have been infected by it, how many will die as a result, or how many have developed immunity to it. The failure to implement early and wide testing, which was caused by a combination of short-sightedness, ineptitude, and bureaucratic intransigence, left politicians scrambling to avoid a hospital crisis by imposing...
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At the center of a daily tit-for-tat between President Donald Trump and leading infectious disease specialist Dr. Anthony Fauci, debating the advisability of using the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19, is Dr. Robin Armstrong, a Texas City-born hospitalist at Mainland Medical Center, graduate of La Marque High School and the University of Texas Medical Branch, and former president of the Galveston County Medical Society. Armstrong is also a leading Texas Republican, member of the Galveston Pachyderm Club, delegate at the 2016 Republican National Convention that nominated Donald J. Trump and national party committeeman for Texas. As of Sunday, 39...
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One of the fundamental precepts of politics is that candidates matter. Even in these partisan times, candidates who boast a compelling life story, are blessed with natural charisma, and are able to raise big money from donors will have a leg up on the competition. Talented candidates can win enough crossover support to win races in tough political territory, while weak candidates often fail to take advantage of the strong hands they’re dealt. House Republicans this cycle have been struggling to recruit top candidates in many friendly districts that Donald Trump carried in 2016. But the tables are turned in...
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Link to an awesome, patriotic tribute to our Flag, Old Glory. https://raulrubiera.smugmug.com/RaulRubieraPhotography/RRP-Final-Images/2020/Evangelo-Morris-Old-Glory/i-ScD3RGW/A
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The Democratic Socialists of America made it pretty clear on Sunday what they thought about Joe Biden being the Democrat’s presumptive nominee. “We are not endorsing [Joe Biden],” the organization tweeted Sunday.
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Very recent events in the Middle East with comments on the pandemic, Russia, oil, the future. What if the Rapture happened during the lockdown? The world wouldn't even know!
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Dr. Eric Berg quoted observations made by Dr. Anthony Cardillo, who recounted his success in significantly improving the medical conditions of coronavirus patients after giving them anti-malaria medication (hydroxychloroquine) along with the zinc supplement. According to Dr. Berg, the anti-malarial medication allows zinc to infiltrate cells and prevent the coronavirus from multiplying. He emphasized that the drug should not be taken by healthy individuals or with the absence of a doctor's prescription. He also noted that many coronavirus patients had been observed to have zinc deficiencies. Video
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In Mark 2 a man sick of the palsy came to Jesus to be healed. The man was lame and Jesus said to him, "Rise, take up thy bed, and go thy way unto thy house." What was Jesus doing he was calling the man healed. He released those words into the spiritual for the man to act on and receive into the physical. He released the man's healing in the spiritual. They may be looking for a cure in the natural but the spirit already has a cure. Jesus calling the man healed provided the healing. God calling Abraham...
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The most widespread testing so far shows that COVID-19 has a fatality rate of 0.004%. That’s lower than the flu. Should we start shutting everything down, every year, because of the flu? Iceland has tested 10% of its population for COVID-19, by far the largest percentage of any country.And it has discovered that the fatality rate is 0.004%.That’s lower than the flu.Should we start shutting everything down, every year, because of the flu?
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Dr. SHIVA Ayyadurai, MIT PhD Crushes Dr. Fauci Exposes Birx, Clintons, Bill Gates, And The W.H.O
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The first documentary movie on CCP virus, Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus
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A California teen girl died by suicide — likely while grappling with the stress caused by coronavirus lockdowns, according to reports. Jo’Vianni “Jo” Smith, 15, was found dead at her Stockton home, where she hanged herself amid the state’s stay-at-home orders, news station KTXL reported.
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The North Portico fountain of the White House is seen decorated Friday, April 3, 2020, is surrounded by yellow tulips.
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White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci on Sunday expressed “cautious optimism” that the deadly coronavirus outbreak is slowing down in the United States, and said that parts of the country may start to reopen as soon as May. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, warned on CNN’s “State of the Union” that the entire country won’t suddenly turn back on like a “light switch.” But there are “indications” that some of the metrics used to gauge the crisis “are starting to level off” in some areas, he said. Asked when parts of the...
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He is Risen! Heidi and I would like to wish to you and your families a wonderful and blessed Easter. #HappyEaster pic.twitter.com/I8K2V5NKEd— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) April 12, 2020
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The Philadelphia Eagles announced Friday evening that franchise great Pete Retzlaff died at 88 years old. Retzlaff spent 11 years as a tight end with the Eagles and was a member of the 1960 NFL championship. In addition to that, he was one of the most productive players in franchise history and had an impact that went beyond the field.
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In the previous three years, the number of confirmed flu cases 8 weeks after the peak was 18%, 17%, and 7.4% of the peak value. This year, with stay-at-home and social distancing, the figure is 0.85%.
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People of color make up many of the front-line workers designated as “essential” amid the pandemic — the grocery store clerks, bus drivers and hospital workers putting themselves at greater risk each day simply because they have to leave their homes to go to work. “Our residents are the front-line workers, and they actually have to keep going so society can keep moving,” said City Councilor Andrea Campbell, who represents Mattapan and part of Dorchester. “These are cops, firefighters, EMS, trash workers, public works employees, nurses, T workers. They’re exposing themselves every single day for the larger community while at...
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