Corona Fiasco 2020

  Nine COVID Facts: A Pandemic of Fearmongering and Ignorance     October 31, 2020 Previous   Next     Big Tech Censorship Is Imperiling America’s Democracy Why the Year 2020 Could Be Called the ‘Year of Disguises’ If you’re tired of the pandemic and the nonstop stream of misinformation on it, the Ron Paul Institute has a list of nine things that are contributing to the skewing of the statistics and blurring of the facts. No.1, the PCR test is “practically useless,” as the amount of virus in up to 90% of tests is so “minuscule that the patient was asymptomatic and posed no threat to others;” No. 2, a positive is NOT a case; No. 3, only 6% of deaths attributed to COVID-19 are due exclusively to the virus. No. 4, less than 1% of positive cases are potentially life threatening; No. 5, according to the CDC, 85% of positive cases wore masks always or often; No. 6, there are inexpensive, proven therapies for COVID-19; No. 7, the U.S. death rate is NOT spiking; No...

  Coronavirus lockdown 2.0: What is likely to close and stay open from schools to pubs Boris Johnson is expected to make an announcement that a new lockdown will be rolled out after government scientists presented him with NHS data that is so grim he has been left with no choice SHARE By Lorraine King 00:24, 31 OCT 2020 UPDATED 03:14, 31 OCT 2020 CLICK TO PLAY CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN IN ENGLAND - MORE AREAS FACE TIGHTENING RESTRICTIONS Our free email newsletter sends you the biggest headlines from news, sport and showbiz Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Boris Johnson is expected to announce a second national lockdown to curb the spread of  coronavirus  but it is not known how harsh the restrictions will be. It...

  Covid As a Source of Election Interference Micha Gartz   – October 31, 2020 AIER  >>  Daily Economy   >>  Media   >>  History   >>  Crisis Print Just four years ago there was uproar about Russian interference in the US elections. There were protests, investigations and congressional hearings. Now we’re approaching another, equally divisive election.  To what extent has the prevailing narrative around a pathogen called SARS-CoV-2 been influenced by the timing of the elections? You hear lots of speculation. If it is possible that a virus has been politicized to this extent, it is a scandal.  It is an election year, so one does wonder.  Let’s look at how infectious diseases have historically been entwined with and influenced politics:  Disease has led to wars.  In 1781 a Venetian ship arrived in the port of Malta carrying a sole sailor, who had survived a plague which had claimed the rest o...