#5 - Wuhan (Novel) Corona Virus -looming pandemy of deadly pneumonia? - Pandemy ongoing!

Australian businessman Clive Palmer has donated 32,900,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine to the government. https://t.co/2XV5EW9fbv

— Hydroxychloroquine News (@niro60487270) April 23, 2020

The test is expected to be available by late May on the company’s multiple laboratory-based high throughput analyzers with time to result as short as 14 minutes

Planned expanded manufacturing production will accommodate more than 25 million test per month in June and beyond https://t.co/oj6Sr6OfIc

— Global Witness (@FakeWelt) April 23, 2020

The New York Times don't realise it, but for the rest of the world, it's not sad, we have no need of American leadership and we will be very relieved once America is in such a bad state that it won't have any option but to focus on itself and leave us alone.#EmpireBye

— S Dumas (@SDumas1) April 23, 2020

Las Vegas Mayor offers city as "control group", "we offer to be a control group" to see how many people die without social distancing. pic.twitter.com/NESE2hActE

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 22, 2020

"Not attending the mosque is huge."

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way Muslims celebrate #Ramadan this year. How are you marking Ramadan at home?pic.twitter.com/BFM2QVZC9V

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 23, 2020

Cuba is 7 times poorer than the U.S., but has been sending doctors to much larger and richer countries.

Is the small island more prepared for the COVID-19 pandemic than the U.S.? pic.twitter.com/WEZSH7gc7r

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 23, 2020

Böhse Tante wrote:

The New York Times don't realise it, but for the rest of the world, it's not sad, we have no need of American leadership and we will be very relieved once America is in such a bad state that it won't have any option but to focus on itself and leave us alone.#EmpireBye

— S Dumas (@SDumas1) April 23, 2020

Zambeezi wrote:lockdown hard on everyone. hard on Muslims especially.
they are not used to struggling 'alone'.
coping with 'life' and poverty centers on helping each other
using mosque gatherings to communicate/share hardships/needs/sorrows/compassion to one another.
Triple hard 4 them mentally/physically/socially.

"Not attending the mosque is huge."

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way Muslims celebrate #Ramadan this year. How are you marking Ramadan at home?pic.twitter.com/BFM2QVZC9V

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 23, 2020

刘汉 wrote:

Zambeezi wrote:lockdown hard on everyone. hard on Muslims especially.
they are not used to struggling 'alone'.
coping with 'life' and poverty centers on helping each other
using mosque gatherings to communicate/share hardships/needs/sorrows/compassion to one another.
Triple hard 4 them mentally/physically/socially.

"Not attending the mosque is huge."

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way Muslims celebrate #Ramadan this year. How are you marking Ramadan at home?pic.twitter.com/BFM2QVZC9V

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 23, 2020

Maybe Germany will be the only country, where the government lifts the restrictions for Muslims during Ramadan.....

Böhse Tante wrote:

刘汉 wrote:

Zambeezi wrote:lockdown hard on everyone. hard on Muslims especially.
they are not used to struggling 'alone'.
coping with 'life' and poverty centers on helping each other
using mosque gatherings to communicate/share hardships/needs/sorrows/compassion to one another.
Triple hard 4 them mentally/physically/socially.

"Not attending the mosque is huge."

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way Muslims celebrate #Ramadan this year. How are you marking Ramadan at home?pic.twitter.com/BFM2QVZC9V

— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 23, 2020

Maybe Germany will be the only country, where the government lifts the restrictions for Muslims during Ramadan.....

Nope, they make prayers over internet etc. and these I know behave like the rest of the population. The Muslims here have plexiglass windows at the checkout in their shops and almost all of them wear face masks and gloves. In the mosques there are no sermons at all. That is what I can say for Frankfurt. 

KneelB4Zod! wrote:Czech government speeds up restrictions removal as court annulled some of introduced measures (restrictions of freedom of movement or trade), declared them as unlawful.

I think Czech govt. (understand us, citizens) gonna pay fuckload of money to private businesses as compensation for loss of profit as shops, pubs etc. were closed in violation of the law.

KneelB4Zod! wrote:amin dada
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#Exceptionalism #PompeousPompeo says U.S. may never restore WHO funds after cutoff over pandemic

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-who-pompeo/pompeo-says-u-s-may-never-restore-who-funds-after-cutoff-over-pandemic-idUSKCN2252GR


That's funny. Because it was Trump, who called the whole situation as a common flu, then accused China and WHO of hiding numbers and now it's NY mayor Cuomo hinting that it's just a game with numbers as probably millions were infected without any, or with minor, symptoms.

It brings my thoughts back to conclusion that the virus is more infectious than common flu and in certain cases may have more serious course of infection. It looks like it depends on air polution (north of Italy, Wuhan) or overall health of population (US is known for overweight population, thus many people with cardiovascular diseases, diabetes etc.).

But definitely it seems like the reaction is blown out of proportions, forced lockdowns are just another step towards the globalist dictatorship and one more push against the people to force us to submission. Actually, such invisible threat is perfect tool for the fearmongers. They can prolong the threat indefinitely, make numbers of infected out of thin air as many cases are without any symptoms or common flu or cold can be counted as COVID-19 infection.

It all stinks, especially with involvement of well known crooks as Gates (did anything Soros say about the situation?) and Trump's obvious attempts to take an adventage of the situation to extend his globalist policies.