Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[Nobby Noboddy]

 

[rideforever]

Walking around feeling angry today ... I realised that I'm just walking around.  People have shown me images that make me mad, but nothing is really happening.  I am just walking one foot and the other.

 

Degeneration of people involves convincing people to live in fear and distrust ... which reduces people to stimulus response machines with nothing inside, always on emergency mode.

 

This is the same no matter which side of the spectrum you are on, whether you are a BLM protestor or a Truther or whatever.  Continuing in this ever-growing-fear ... is not going to work.

[Jack]

[Ziggy Sawdust]

1 hour ago, wake_up_bomb said:

So today, the UK's national academy of science has stated that everyone should wear masks "whenever you are in crowded public spaces".

If this recommendation is followed, and introduced as government guidance, it will mean that to a very great extent I won't be able to go out any more, except to take my dog for a walk in the woods, as I very fortunately live in the countryside and can just walk out of my front door straight into the woods. Although half the time when I encounter someone, on my own in the open air, they're backing away in terror.

There is a pub down the road from me, probably I will be able to walk down there, be served by someone wearing a mask, and have a quiet pint and some lunch. Beyond that, I won't be able to go anywhere else. My life will be limited to my house, taking my dog for a walk, and going to the one pub within walking distance, although that's not a certainty. And I'll be better off than a lot of people!

Because I won't wear a mask in public. I won't do things that don't make sense. Unless you put a gun to my head and make me do them. If I have no choice legally, then at some point I would have to wear a mask, but if I can swerve it then I will. Even if this isn't enacted legally, it's likely that you will be increasingly ostracised if you don't wear one publicly. 

This is being recommended despite the fact that Deputy chief medical officer Dr Jenny Harries stated that there is “probably a very, very small potential beneficial effect” of wearing masks, and that “the evidence is really very, very difficult to tease out”. And that was in relation to "some enclosed environments"; ie. not public spaces that are outdoors! Harries also stated that "the fact that there is a lot of debate means that the evidence either isn’t clear or is weak", and that "for the average member of the public, and it may be for example if you’re walking out in an open space, you’re practising good social distancing measures, you are neither going to be a risk to anybody else or to yourself".

Downing Street chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance noted that evidence for face masks is "variable, quite weak and difficult to know", and Peter Horby, chairman of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (NERVTAG), having investigated the benefits of face masks, described the data as “weak”. Horby himself stated that he does not wear a mask outside, and went on to explain the following:

"The data are difficult and the reason that you’re seeing different policies is because the data are weak. [In field conditions], their effectiveness is much, much lower. There’s also the problem of wearing the mask properly, they’re very difficult to wear properly for a long time, and so for prolonged exposures their effectiveness is really quite low".

Dr April Baller, a public health specialist for the WHO, previously stated that "masks should only be used by healthcare workers, caregivers or by people who are sick with symptoms of fever and cough", and in the government's own report entitled: "Keeping workers and customers safe during COVID-19 in restaurants, pubs, bars and takeaway services", the following is stated on page 35:

 

"When managing the risk of COVID-19, additional PPE beyond what you usually wear is not beneficial. This is because COVID-19 is a different type of risk to the risks you normally face in a workplace, and needs to be managed through social distancing, hygiene and fixed teams or partnering, not through the use of PPE.
It is important to know that the evidence of the benefit of using a face covering to protect others is weak and the effect is likely to be small, therefore face coverings are not a replacement for the other ways of managing risk, including minimizing time spent in contact, using fixed teams and partnering for close-up work, and increasing hand and surface washing.

These other measures remain the best ways of managing risk in the workplace and government would therefore not expect to see employers relying on face coverings as risk management for the purpose of their health and safety assessments".

Bear in mind that again deals with enclosed spaces, not open-air environments.

And I heard a BBC Radio 5Live report on when masks were first required on public transport, during which a government medical advisor (who advocated in favour of face masks) conceded that the benefit of them is "extremely marginal". And after he'd said this, the reporter from 5Live stated that he had spoken to government representatives, they had equally stated that any benefits are extremely marginal, and that the policy was only being implemented to provide "psychological comfort" to people, so that they will be willing to use public transport again.

So we already have a situation where it's legally required to wear masks, and it's admitted that this actually has virtually no medical benefit, that the policy isn't being implemented for any medical benefit anyway, and this is only in relation to enclosed spaces, where viruses are far more likely to be transmitted.

This last point is blindingly obvious anyway. Quite clearly, any virus is more likely to be passed on from one person to another indoors than outdoors. But a study in April already concluded that "the odds that a primary case transmitted COVID-19 in a closed environment was 18.7 times greater compared to an open-air environment".

That's just my little bit of research that I carried out while writing this post, which took about 5-10 minutes. It's all mainstream sources, it's not in any way contentious or controversial.

Yet already the president of the UK's Royal Society, Venki Ramakrishnan, has not only called for everyone to wear face coverings in public spaces, but has also stated that "it used to be quite normal to have quite a few drinks and drive home, and it also used to be normal to drive without seatbelts. Today both of those would be considered antisocial, and not wearing face coverings in public should be regarded in the same way". 

So we're comparing drink-driving, in relation to which alcohol is known to impede reaction time, impair your reflexes, and effectively make you a worse driver, while driving is already dangerous anyway, with not wearing a mask in public, which is known to be ineffective even in enclosed spaces, which will have bordering on zero impact in outdoor environments, where there is little evidence that the virus can be passed on outdoors anyway and studies have shown that this hardly ever happens statistically, which is a response to a virus that 95% of people in the UK have yet to contract, and which it is now admitted that many will never contract, which only really kills old people, according to the government's own figures, which has killed very few people proportionately who don't have underlying health conditions, for which most deaths haven't been proven to be related to the virus, and for which 45% of even those deaths linked with Covid-19 have occurred in care homes (20,000 of 44,000 deaths).

I don't really think it's quite the same, do you? But I'm sure the government will roll over and force everyone to wear face masks in due course. As an example, you're already required to wear face masks on beaches in Spain. 

If we're now asked to wear masks in public, or even if people start doing this voluntarily en masse, it's a complete joke. There's just no evidence that this is necessary, or even beneficial. If this became law, it could then go on for months, or even years. If it does become law, congratulations TPTB, you will have confined me to the immediate vicinity of my home. Because there's no way I'm playing ball with this, it's fucking stupid.

 

Out of likes....Good post.

I too will NEVER wear a mask....EVER.

 

 

[Principiis Obsta]

Japan is one of the country's where mask wearing is common particularly in "flu season" still doesn't stop them getting it en masse. 

 

Exosomes!! We've been lied to for over 100 years. 

 

https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h00386/japan-gripped-by-major-flu-outbreak.html

 

Bingo! 

 

"Studies have found that among many young Japanese, masks have evolved into social firewalls; perfectly healthy teens now wear them, along with audio headsets, to signal a lack of desire to communicate with those around them" .

Edited July 8, 2020 by Principiis Obsta

[Principiis Obsta]

The virus is a lie and there is no solid "scientific" evidence behind any of these measures they are putting into place. 

 

They are purely there to control, dehumanise and programme (torture as in social isolation) us for the next phase. 

 

Take for example not being able to sing - a simple experiment yup one of those things great scientists used to do and not a theory or a model shows terrible "science" on their part;

 

 

[chocomel]

Eat for Britain!

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Chancellor gives diners 50% off on eating out

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53337170

 

[Guest Gone Fishing...]

10 hours ago, jonesthepost said:

I see Max Igans youtube account has been terminated for ‘a violation of youtubes terms of service’ lol.

 

He had a mighty handy rant on his latest video; went out in style.

 

 

He has a Bitchute channel, as you probably already know;
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https://www.bitchute.com/channel/tj99AwcN3zlH/ 
 

[Guest Gone Fishing...]

A case against masks.
Dan Dicks on the 'Press for Truth' channel.
The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON’T WORK
 

 

[zArk]

45 minutes ago, chocomel said:

Eat for Britain!

 

with the reduced VAT coming in autumn i think they are quoting 17.5% but might go to 15%

the furlough money

the business grants

the coming mass unemployment (DWP are hiring i believe 30,000 staff)

this food grant

House Stamp Duty removal (my friend just saved £11,000 :o)

 

there comes a rational thought -- who is, how is and when is all this underwritten money being paid back??

 

the general economic model is to get nations in mega debt and then the IMF places demands upon the debtor i.e environmental initiatives

this coming mega debt (which pulls back the UK debt to pre-tory 2010 but without the jobs or affluence of the working people) is the noose

 

the press are bought

the tv is bought

there is no widespread discussion regarding this other than the odd people on youtube/bitchute channels

 

the gov are either toadie gangsters or bought and paid pathetic pieces of shit

 

Small to medium sized businesses are going to the wall.

the local councils will find their business rate tax disappear

 

the wealth of the country is being decimated into paltry interest payments in pathetic attempts to stave off default

 

the Big Corporations are in the wings waiting to pick at the carcass

 

 

 

Edited July 8, 2020 by zArk

[Guest Gone Fishing...]

A fictitious but very real scenario, entitled - l Don't Get lt ;
.
Doctor explaining the pandemic to a six month coma patient who just woke up…
.
Dr: “They shut down the world because of a worldwide pandemic.”

Patient: “OMG! How many people are infected?”

Dr : “About 11 Million.”

Patient: “OMG! 11 million people died?”

Dr: “No, only 500 thousand… Kind of.”

Patient: “What do you mean ‘kind of’?”

Dr: “Well… they keep halving the number of deaths due to double counting, inaccurate tests and mislabeled death certificates. Also, most of the people that die are elderly and dying of other things. There are also people who died because of incorrect ventilator use and other treatments because no-one really understands the virus.”

Patient: “I don’t get it. So how many died from ONLY the virus… like literally dropped dead in the street?”

Dr: “No-one. Only in hospitals and nursing homes”

Patient: “I don’t get it.”

Dr: “Neither do I, it’s a very confusing time.”

Patient: “So they cured the other 11 million people then?”

Dr: “No, most didn’t have any symptoms and in fact they didn’t even know they had it.”

Patient: “I don’t get it.”

Dr: “Neither do I.”

Patient: “It doesn’t sound very deadly. If the other 11 million people didn’t have symptoms then how do they even know they had the virus?”

Dr: “They were tested.”

Patient: “But you just said that the tests are inaccurate.”

Dr: “They are. No-one has isolated the virus so the tests don’t really test for that.”

Patient: “I don’t get it.”

Dr: “Neither do I.”

Patient: “Ok. So when will this pandemic be over?”

Dr: “When they develop a vaccine to stop the virus.”

Patient: “The virus that 1 in 10,000 dies from.”

Dr: “Exactly.”

Patient: “I don’t get it.”

Dr: “Neither do I.."
.
Q : Are you awake yet ?

[zArk]

27 minutes ago, Basket Case said:

A case against masks.
Dan Dicks on the 'Press for Truth' channel.
The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON’T WORK
 

 

 

masks are top for bacterial pathogens.

viral illness is not contagious

[Guest Gone Fishing...]

3 hours ago, Jack said:

Collecting their custom made 'voodoo doll' order...?   
 

[Jack]

So Rishi, is going to give you £10 off to be traced and traced

[Velma]

14 minutes ago, Jack said:

So Rishi, is going to give you £10 off to be traced and traced

 

Not much incentive there.

[chocomel]

1 hour ago, zArk said:

with the reduced VAT coming in autumn i think they are quoting 17.5% but might go to 15%

the furlough money

the business grants

the coming mass unemployment (DWP are hiring i believe 30,000 staff)

this food grant

House Stamp Duty removal (my friend just saved £11,000 :o)

 

there comes a rational thought -- who is, how is and when is all this underwritten money being paid back??

 

the general economic model is to get nations in mega debt and then the IMF places demands upon the debtor i.e environmental initiatives

this coming mega debt (which pulls back the UK debt to pre-tory 2010 but without the jobs or affluence of the working people) is the noose

 

the press are bought

the tv is bought

there is no widespread discussion regarding this other than the odd people on youtube/bitchute channels

 

the gov are either toadie gangsters or bought and paid pathetic pieces of shit

 

Small to medium sized businesses are going to the wall.

the local councils will find their business rate tax disappear

 

the wealth of the country is being decimated into paltry interest payments in pathetic attempts to stave off default

 

the Big Corporations are in the wings waiting to pick at the carcass

 

Don't worry! It appears that we will have no money by the year 2749.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6cQF3MLQVc

 

[Orange Alert]

1 hour ago, Jack said:

So Rishi, is going to give you £10 off to be traced and traced

 

Yes, it could be a heavy price to pay to be tracked, traced and get up to 14 days in self-isolation for a tenner. No thanks.

 

Edited July 8, 2020 by Orange Alert

[eddy64]

the 500 quid voucher they where mulling over would have been nice, not bothered about going out for some junk food though.

[Jack]

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-08/the-global-fight-over-covid-19-vaccines-will-get-very-ugly?srnd=opinion-politics-and-policy

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On it goes, with increasingly charged decisions. What about “essential workers,” and who are they anyway? Migrant workers and prisoners live in cramped conditions. Should they jump the queue? Not least, in this time of Black Lives Matter, there’s the question of whether ethnicity should in some cases confer priority. In the U.S., Black and Latino people are suffering disproportionately from Covid-19. Should they get shots before Whites?

If these dilemmas are political dynamite, they may end up looking trivial next to what’s sure to be the biggest showdown: the standoff between scientific rationality and conspiracy theories. Early in the pandemic, there were hopes that the balderdash of anti-vaxxers would become untenable and their movement would atrophy. Instead, it’s booming.

Humans have always spun conspiracy theories, especially at times of calamity. The anxiety that comes with loss of control primes people to seek simple explanations with compelling story lines and an obvious culprit. Unsurprisingly, the Covid-19 epidemic has been accompanied all along by an “infodemic.”

For example, a fake-news video called “Plandemic,” claiming that the new coronavirus was hype and that a vaccine would kill millions, was viewed more than 7 million times on YouTube before it was taken down. Demonstrators from Germany to the U.S. have been spreading bizarre fantasies that Bill Gates, one of the world’s great philanthropists, conspired with “Big Pharma” to engineer SARS-CoV-2 so he could establish a global health dictatorship. He’ll police this with microchips implanted under your skin. There’s no end to this bilge available on the internet.

None of this is funny. Conspiracy theories have already led to anti-vaxxers refusing to get shots against measles, thus compromising the already-achieved herd immunity and causing new outbreaks of this deadly disease. The same could happen when a coronavirus vaccine becomes available. The threshold for herd immunity against Covid-19 is estimated at between 55% and 82% of a given population. But only about 50% of Americans say they’d get vaccinated.

So the time for corona statecraft and education is now, before the vaccine arrives. Internationally, countries are likely to be most open to multilateral solutions before it’s clear which nation will first develop a vaccine. Domestically, the debate about who has priority has the best chance of staying scientific before people are clamoring for jabs. Above all, educating people to distinguish facts from fake news is effective only before they become exposed to, and infected by, conspiracy theories. We have to win the struggle against disinformation this year, or lose the fight against Covid-19 in 2021.

 

Edited July 8, 2020 by Jack

[AndyJ]

The phrase "essential workers" is really annoying. All work is essential for anyone with a job, as we can see now from people losing their homes, businesses, health and even dying after they were locked in and stopped from earning a living. The only positive is I hope it is the gateway that wakes some people up to the fact that one of the main reasons for the scamdemic is to deliberately destroy small and medium sized businesses and to usher in the global financial reform David Icke has talked about for years. It can no longer be classed as a conspiracy theory when it's so obviously unfolding in front of people's eyes. The government will continue their gaslighting but more and more people are starting to resist.

[Ziggy Sawdust]

22 minutes ago, Jack said:

 

 

22 minutes ago, Jack said:

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-08/the-global-fight-over-covid-19-vaccines-will-get-very-ugly?srnd=opinion-politics-and-policy

 

 

 

Edited July 8, 2020 by Ziggy Sawdust

[Messenger]

7 hours ago, rideforever said:

Walking around feeling angry today ... I realised that I'm just walking around.  People have shown me images that make me mad, but nothing is really happening.  I am just walking one foot and the other.

 

Degeneration of people involves convincing people to live in fear and distrust ... which reduces people to stimulus response machines with nothing inside, always on emergency mode.

 

This is the same no matter which side of the spectrum you are on, whether you are a BLM protestor or a Truther or whatever.  Continuing in this ever-growing-fear ... is not going to work.

That's why you don't buy into the fear. Truthers should know this. I don't fear the government psyops anymore since I woke up over ten years ago to what's really going on. Now I laugh at their bs. Do I get angry sometimes? Sure. But I try best to channel it with meditation, exercise, and proper food. And posting on Icke forums some harmless trash talk now and then.  

 

Rideforever, if you can find some time to visit a park and walk barefoot in the grass and sit quietly and listen to the birds chirping, the breeze rustling the leaves, you will probably feel better. It's good to take time away from the TV and media machine.

[KillBill]

'Probable' case definitions.

A much looser criteria is being used to classify these new cases, which can include 'a cough' + close contact with a confirmed or probable case. This is being used in Collin county (Tx) but no doubt this scam model will be or is being used as the model in other places (as a cover to make any numbers they want).

 

 

[SuperstarNeilC]

 

[YHWHisgracious]

 

Its not quite covid related but i see truth here. The UN will step onto US soil in October. What will be the cause aside from the obvious? Bluebeam?

Edited July 8, 2020 by YHWHisgracious