newswars--2020-03-17--“Do Not Call 9-1-1 Just Because You Ran Out Of Toilet Paper”

Did you ever imagine that you would see the day when police are being called out to protect trucks that are unloading shipments of toilet paper ?
Well , in California this is actually happening .
At the Costco in Santa Maria , California police were seen guarding a truck as it unloaded a shipment of toilet paper on Saturday .
Thanks to the tremendous fear that the coronavirus pandemic is creating , toilet paper has become one of the hottest commodities in America all of a sudden .
Many retailers have already started to limit the amount of toilet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and shortages are becoming increasingly common .
So what should you do if you run out of toilet paper and can ’ t get anymore ?
Harrison reveals why the surge in gun sales and even the empty store shelves are actually a good thing .
Well , apparently some people in Oregon have been calling 9-1-1 to voice their concerns .
The Newport Oregon Police Department posted the following message on their Facebook page two days ago… It ’ s hard to believe that we even have to post this .
Do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out of toilet paper .
You will survive without our assistance .
In fact , history offers many other options for you in your time of need if you can not find a roll of your favorite soft , ultra plush two-ply citrus scented tissue .
Seamen used old rope and anchor lines soaked in salt water .
Ancient Romans used a sea sponge on a stick , also soaked in salt water .
We are a coastal town .
We have an abundance of salt water available .
Sea shells were also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Colonial Americans also used the core of the cob .
Farmers not only used corn cobs , but used pages from the Farmers Almanac .
Many Americans took advantage of the numerous pages torn from free catalogs such as Sears and Roebuck .
The Sears Christmas catalog , four times thicker than the normal catalog , could get a family of three wiped clean from December through Valentine ’ s Day ; or Saint Patrick ’ s Day if they were frugal .
Then , of course , there are always alternatives to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , cloth rags , lace , cotton balls , and that empty toilet paper roll sitting on the holder right now .
Plus , there are a variety of leaves you can safely use .
Mother Earth News magazine will even tell you how to make your own wipes using fifteen different leaves .
When all else fails , you have magazine pages .
Start saving those catalogs you get in the mail that you usually toss into the recycle bin .
Be resourceful .
Be patient .
There is a TP shortage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t call 9-1-1 .
We can not bring you toilet paper .
I am glad that they approached this “ crisis ” with a sense of humor , but the reality of the matter is that this is starting to become a full-blown national problem .
At this point , even Amazon is having a very difficult time finding enough toilet paper… Ultimately , toilet paper is not essential for survival , and we could do just fine without out .
But what will happen if this pandemic stretches on for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ start getting really tight ?
Let us hope that we don ’ t get to that point any time soon , because it would spark nationwide panic on a scale that is absolutely unprecedented .
Sadly , most Americans could not last very long on what they currently have stored up in their homes .
If we have to go through an extended national lockdown like we have already seen in China or Italy , a lot of the exact same people that mocked us for “ preparing ” are going to find @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And in some areas , a lockdown has already occurred .
In fact , more than 6 million residents of northern California have now been ordered to “ shelter in place ” … Most Bay Area residents will be just fine for a few days .
But what happens if this “ shelter in place ” order lasts for several months ?
Over on the east coast , New York City has not been locked down yet , but the latest measures are a big step in that direction… The state of New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the entire nation , and if this outbreak continues to spread wildly it is just a matter of time before a total lockdown is instituted .
At this point , the United States is on the exact same trajectory as Italy .
If this continues , the same things that are happening there will start happening here .
In the northern portion of the country , the death toll is becoming truly frightening .
In fact , we just learned that six Catholic priests have died from the virus in the city @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deal with the public is going to be at great risk during this pandemic , and so it is vital not to underestimate the deadliness of this virus .
Just a few weeks ago there were zero cases in Bergamo , but now the city ’ s crematory has so many dead bodies it is unable to keep up… Doesn ’ t that sound eerily similar to what happened in Wuhan ?
If we don ’ t get this outbreak under control somehow , the same thing will eventually happen in the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seem to believe that this virus is not a serious threat to them personally .
In fact , a brand new survey discovered that only 19 percent of Americans expect to catch COVID-19… Meanwhile , Goldman Sachs is projecting that half the U.S. population will eventually become infected .
A lot of people that are not taking this seriously will eventually get sick and die .
And this is especially true for those that are openly mocking this pandemic .
Right now , “ the coronavirus challenge ” is getting a lot of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong reasons .
As a part of this challenge , people are literally licking toilet seats and doorknobs… How unbelievably stupid do you have to be to do something like that ?
Unfortunately , this is yet another perfect example of how far our society has degenerated .
We have literally become an “ idiocracy ” , and we are sitting ducks for a deadly virus that is not going to show us any mercy whatsoever .

Did you ever imagine that you would see the day when police are being called out to protect trucks that are unloading shipments of toilet paper?
Well, in California this is actually happening. At the Costco in Santa Maria, California police were seen guarding a truck as it unloaded a shipment of toilet paper on Saturday.
Thanks to the tremendous fear that the coronavirus pandemic is creating, toilet paper has become one of the hottest commodities in America all of a sudden.
Many retailers have already started to limit the amount of toilet paper that each customer can purchase, and shortages are becoming increasingly common.
So what should you do if you run out of toilet paper and can’t get anymore?
Harrison reveals why the surge in gun sales and even the empty store shelves are actually a good thing.
Well, apparently some people in Oregon have been calling 9-1-1 to voice their concerns. The Newport Oregon Police Department posted the following message on their Facebook page two days ago…
It’s hard to believe that we even have to post this. Do not call 9-1-1 just because you ran out of toilet paper. You will survive without our assistance. In fact, history offers many other options for you in your time of need if you cannot find a roll of your favorite soft, ultra plush two-ply citrus scented tissue. Seamen used old rope and anchor lines soaked in salt water. Ancient Romans used a sea sponge on a stick, also soaked in salt water. We are a coastal town. We have an abundance of salt water available. Sea shells were also used. Mayans used corn cobs. Colonial Americans also used the core of the cob. Farmers not only used corn cobs, but used pages from the Farmers Almanac. Many Americans took advantage of the numerous pages torn from free catalogs such as Sears and Roebuck. The Sears Christmas catalog, four times thicker than the normal catalog, could get a family of three wiped clean from December through Valentine’s Day; or Saint Patrick’s Day if they were frugal. Then, of course, there are always alternatives to toilet paper. Grocery receipts, newspaper, cloth rags, lace, cotton balls, and that empty toilet paper roll sitting on the holder right now. Plus, there are a variety of leaves you can safely use. Mother Earth News magazine will even tell you how to make your own wipes using fifteen different leaves. When all else fails, you have magazine pages. Start saving those catalogs you get in the mail that you usually toss into the recycle bin. Be resourceful. Be patient. There is a TP shortage. This too shall pass. Just don’t call 9-1-1. We cannot bring you toilet paper.
I am glad that they approached this “crisis” with a sense of humor, but the reality of the matter is that this is starting to become a full-blown national problem.
At this point, even Amazon is having a very difficult time finding enough toilet paper…
Those toilet paper and water shortages at your local markets and big-box retailers have affected Amazon, as well. The company said over the weekend that it, too, is out of stock on many items, “especially in household staples categories,” and is working “around the clock” and bringing on “additional capacity” to deliver orders.
Ultimately, toilet paper is not essential for survival, and we could do just fine without out.
But what will happen if this pandemic stretches on for many more months and national food supplies start getting really tight?
Let us hope that we don’t get to that point any time soon, because it would spark nationwide panic on a scale that is absolutely unprecedented.
Sadly, most Americans could not last very long on what they currently have stored up in their homes. If we have to go through an extended national lockdown like we have already seen in China or Italy, a lot of the exact same people that mocked us for “preparing” are going to find themselves in a very precarious position.
And in some areas, a lockdown has already occurred. In fact, more than 6 million residents of northern California have now been ordered to “shelter in place”…
Six Bay Area counties announced a “shelter in place” order for all residents on Monday — the strictest measure of its kind yet in the continental United States — directing everyone to stay inside their homes and away from others as much as possible for the next three weeks as public health officials desperately try to curb the rapid spread of coronavirus across the region. The directive begins at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday and involves San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Marin, Contra Costa and Alameda counties — a combined population of more than 6.7 million.
Most Bay Area residents will be just fine for a few days.
But what happens if this “shelter in place” order lasts for several months?
Over on the east coast, New York City has not been locked down yet, but the latest measures are a big step in that direction…
The city that never sleeps has been forced to shut down its bars, restaurants, movie theaters and gyms, including those in New York City’s iconic Times Square, in a bid to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. Photos of one of the most famous tourist attractions in the Big Apple show a relatively quiet scene with only a handful of people walking under Times Square’s bright lights on Monday.
The state of New York now has the most confirmed cases in the entire nation, and if this outbreak continues to spread wildly it is just a matter of time before a total lockdown is instituted.
At this point, the United States is on the exact same trajectory as Italy. If this continues, the same things that are happening there will start happening here.
In the northern portion of the country, the death toll is becoming truly frightening. In fact, we just learned that six Catholic priests have died from the virus in the city of Bergamo alone…
At the heart of the European coronavirus crisis in northern Italy’s city of Bergamo, six Catholic priests have died during the past week from the disease and, as of Sunday, over 20 priests were hospitalized. The Bishop of Bergamo, Francesco Beschi, confirmed this numbers speaking with the Italian TV news network Rainews24.
Anyone that has to deal with the public is going to be at great risk during this pandemic, and so it is vital not to underestimate the deadliness of this virus.
Just a few weeks ago there were zero cases in Bergamo, but now the city’s crematory has so many dead bodies it is unable to keep up…
An Italian mayor says that his city’s crematory is now “unable to dispose of all the work it has to do,” as there have been so many bodies of those who have died due to the coronavirus. Giorgio Gori — the mayor of Bergamo, Italy — says that it is no longer only the hospitals that are in a state of emergency but also the crematorium responsible for managing the bodies, according to a report by Il Giornale.
Doesn’t that sound eerily similar to what happened in Wuhan?
If we don’t get this outbreak under control somehow, the same thing will eventually happen in the United States too.
But most Americans still seem to believe that this virus is not a serious threat to them personally. In fact, a brand new survey discovered that only 19 percent of Americans expect to catch COVID-19…
The survey of 502 people at least 18 years old shows that fear and panic doesn’t seem to be completely overtaking most households, but plenty of Americans are worried. In all, 19% of respondents think they’ll be diagnosed with coronavirus at some point. Interestingly, nearly one in ten (9%) people went as far to admit they believe they have coronavirus right now.
Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs is projecting that half the U.S. population will eventually become infected.
A lot of people that are not taking this seriously will eventually get sick and die.
And this is especially true for those that are openly mocking this pandemic. Right now, “the coronavirus challenge” is getting a lot of attention on social media for all the wrong reasons.
As a part of this challenge, people are literally licking toilet seats and doorknobs…
No matter what’s at stake, please don’t try this challenge, folks. There’s a brand new challenge introduced on TikTok where people are licking everyday items that are often for public use. Yes, these include toilet seats and doorknobs.
How unbelievably stupid do you have to be to do something like that?
Unfortunately, this is yet another perfect example of how far our society has degenerated.
We have literally become an “idiocracy”, and we are sitting ducks for a deadly virus that is not going to show us any mercy whatsoever.


newswars--2020-03-17--Full Monday Show: Alex Jones Prepares to Sue Trump If Martial Law Implemented

Alex Jones is breaking exclusive , bombshell information from our sources inside the government and makes A MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT , @ @ @ @ @ may shock you , but tune in anyway !

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newswars--2020-03-17--New Border Patrol Chief Refuses to Cooperate With Sanctuary Cities

U.S. Border Patrol ( CBP ) will not cooperate with sanctuary cities hoping to taking custody of criminal illegal aliens , according to new CBP chief Rodney Scott .
CBP will not necessarily surrender custody of illegals who face criminal charges , even if they are suspected of murder , according Scott , as cited by the Washington Examiner .
If sanctuary districts won ’ t guarantee criminal aliens will be returned back into CBP custody , the federal agency will opt to deport when appropriate , pending federal prosecution .
“ My job is to protect the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get prosecutions , so we are deporting people that have active warrants because the state will not give back that person to us , and we have to pick : federal law or state law , ” Scott said .
“ It doesn ’ t really matter the charge , ” he explained .
“ If they will not give confirmation that they are going to return the individual , then we are not going to turn them over .
We ’ ll prosecute them federally , then deport them.
” Scott @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , was tapped to lead the agency in January , after running CBP ’ s San Diego sector .
Border Patrol recently announced 139 miles of border wall construction has been completed thus far , with another 200 miles underway and 414 miles in pre-construction .
Alex Jones reveals how the coronavirus outbreak is the perfect crisis for the globalists to use in order to create a totalitarian prison planet in a very short amount of time .

U.S. Border Patrol (CBP) will not cooperate with sanctuary cities hoping to taking custody of criminal illegal aliens, according to new CBP chief Rodney Scott.
CBP will not necessarily surrender custody of illegals who face criminal charges, even if they are suspected of murder, according Scott, as cited by the Washington Examiner.
If sanctuary districts won’t guarantee criminal aliens will be returned back into CBP custody, the federal agency will opt to deport when appropriate, pending federal prosecution.
“My job is to protect the United States and to secure the borders, not to get prosecutions, so we are deporting people that have active warrants because the state will not give back that person to us, and we have to pick: federal law or state law,” Scott said.
“It doesn’t really matter the charge,” he explained. “If they will not give confirmation that they are going to return the individual, then we are not going to turn them over. We’ll prosecute them federally, then deport them.”
Scott, a 27-year veteran of Border Patrol, was tapped to lead the agency in January, after running CBP’s San Diego sector.
Border Wall System update: ▫ 139 miles completed
▫ 200 miles under construction
▫ 414 miles in pre-construction pic.twitter.com/qeZXe3dNYt — Chief Rodney Scott (@USBPChief) March 16, 2020
Border Patrol recently announced 139 miles of border wall construction has been completed thus far, with another 200 miles underway and 414 miles in pre-construction.
Alex Jones reveals how the coronavirus outbreak is the perfect crisis for the globalists to use in order to create a totalitarian prison planet in a very short amount of time.
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newswars--2020-03-17--“Yeah, People Are Gonna Die”: Actress Dismisses Coronavirus Threat

Actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens embodied what some see as millennials ’ blasé attitude to the coronavirus when she said quarantine measures lasting until July was too long because it was “ inevitable ” people would die anyway .
Hudgens made the comments during an Instagram live stream .
“ Umm , yeah until July sounds like a bunch of bullshit , ” said the actress .
“ I ’ m sorry , but like , it ’ s a virus , I get it , like , I respect it , but at the same time like even if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people are gon na die , which is terrible , but like inevitable ?
” “ Maybe I shouldn ’ t be doing this right now , ” she added .
“ What a horrible and heartless message for you to share with the younger people who look up to you , ” commented journalist Yashar Ali .
Hudgens later tried to claim that her remarks were taken out of context , but failed to explain how .
As we previously highlighted , young people continue to congregate in large numbers despite demands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not to do so .
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez initially insisted it was “ straight up racism ” for people to not visit Chinese restaurants during the outbreak , but quickly changed her tune when she scolded people under 40 for “ crowding bars , restaurants , and public spaces.
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Actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens embodied what some see as millennials’ blasé attitude to the coronavirus when she said quarantine measures lasting until July was too long because it was “inevitable” people would die anyway.
Hudgens made the comments during an Instagram live stream.
“Umm, yeah until July sounds like a bunch of bullshit,” said the actress. “I’m sorry, but like, it’s a virus, I get it, like, I respect it, but at the same time like even if everybody gets it, like, yeah people are gonna die, which is terrible, but like inevitable?”
“Maybe I shouldn’t be doing this right now,” she added.
What a horrible and heartless message for you to share with the younger people who look up to you @VanessaHudgens pic.twitter.com/p0vIekdigP — Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 17, 2020
“What a horrible and heartless message for you to share with the younger people who look up to you,” commented journalist Yashar Ali.
Hudgens later tried to claim that her remarks were taken out of context, but failed to explain how.
As we previously highlighted, young people continue to congregate in large numbers despite demands and in some places legally enforceable orders not to do so.
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez initially insisted it was “straight up racism” for people to not visit Chinese restaurants during the outbreak, but quickly changed her tune when she scolded people under 40 for “crowding bars, restaurants, and public spaces.”
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newswars--2020-03-17--Coronavirus Hoax Proven? China Now 100 Percent Back To Work

Jim Hoft of The Gateway Pundit and his brother Joe Hoft , calling in from Hong Kong , join The @ @ @ @ @ an account of what is happening inside China as the population returns to work .

Jim Hoft of The Gateway Pundit and his brother Joe Hoft, calling in from Hong Kong, join The Alex Jones Show to bring an account of what is happening inside China as the population returns to work.


newswars--2020-03-17--Watch Live: Major US Cities Prepare For ‘Shelter in Place’ Lockdown

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newswars--2020-03-17--China Purges Major U.S. Media Outlets From Country Amid Coronavirus Information War

The Chinese Communist Party has ordered the expulsion of The New York Times , Washington Post , and other American news outlets from the country Tuesday amid speculation that it ’ s covering up the true origins and scale of the coronavirus pandemic .
The Times , The Post , The Wall Street Journal , Time Magazine , Voice of America must leave China within days in response to the Trump administration ’ s actions against China ’ s state-run media in the U.S , according to China ’ s Foreign Ministry .
These actions “ are entirely necessary and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take in response to the unreasonable oppression the Chinese media organizations experience in the U.S .
They are legitimate and justified self-defense in every sense .
What the U.S. has done is exclusively targeting Chinese media organizations , and hence driven by a Cold War mentality and ideological bias , ” a Foreign Ministry spokesman said .
This comes after the U.S. moved to restrict five state-run Chinese media entities earlier this month , citing “ harsh surveillance , harassment and intimidation of American and other foreign journalists working in China.
” Secretary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s action , noting the communist nation doesn ’ t operate around the First Amendment allowing freedom of the press .
“ The individuals that we identified a few weeks back were not media that were acting here freely , ” Pompeo said .
“ They were part of Chinese propaganda outlets .
We ’ ve identified these as foreign missions under American law .
These aren ’ t apples to apples , and I regret China ’ s decision today to further foreclose the world ’ s ability to conduct free press @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. and China comes amid a worldwide narrative battle between several world powers trying to assign blame for the coronavirus “ bioweapon ” spread .
China , Russia , and Iran are all openly claiming that the coronavirus is a bioweapon attack by the U.S. , even though the data and reporting of COVID-19 shows the virus began in Wuhan , China .
China ’ s Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian even claimed that the coronavirus was brought to China by the U.S. military during the 7th Military World Games in Wuhan City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that baseless assertion Tuesday while defending his decision to now call it the “ Chinese virus.
” “ China was putting out information , which was false , that our military gave this to them , ” Trump said .
“ Rather than have an argument , I said I have to call it where it came from , and it did come from China .
So I think it ’ s a very accurate term.
” Alex Jones breaks down Tucker Carlson ’ s latest report exposing American ’ s dependency on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to cut off the supply chain for those who need medications .

The Chinese Communist Party has ordered the expulsion of The New York Times, Washington Post, and other American news outlets from the country Tuesday amid speculation that it’s covering up the true origins and scale of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Times, The Post, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Voice of America must leave China within days in response to the Trump administration’s actions against China’s state-run media in the U.S, according to China’s Foreign Ministry.
These actions “are entirely necessary and reciprocal countermeasures that China is compelled to take in response to the unreasonable oppression the Chinese media organizations experience in the U.S. They are legitimate and justified self-defense in every sense. What the U.S. has done is exclusively targeting Chinese media organizations, and hence driven by a Cold War mentality and ideological bias,” a Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
This comes after the U.S. moved to restrict five state-run Chinese media entities earlier this month, citing “harsh surveillance, harassment and intimidation of American and other foreign journalists working in China.”
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo condemned China’s action, noting the communist nation doesn’t operate around the First Amendment allowing freedom of the press.
“The individuals that we identified a few weeks back were not media that were acting here freely,” Pompeo said. “They were part of Chinese propaganda outlets. We’ve identified these as foreign missions under American law. These aren’t apples to apples, and I regret China’s decision today to further foreclose the world’s ability to conduct free press operations.”
This media escalation between the U.S. and China comes amid a worldwide narrative battle between several world powers trying to assign blame for the coronavirus “bioweapon” spread.
China, Russia, and Iran are all openly claiming that the coronavirus is a bioweapon attack by the U.S., even though the data and reporting of COVID-19 shows the virus began in Wuhan, China.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian even claimed that the coronavirus was brought to China by the U.S. military during the 7th Military World Games in Wuhan City in October 2019.
2/2 CDC was caught on the spot. When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals? It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan. Be transparent! Make public your data! US owe us an explanation! pic.twitter.com/vYNZRFPWo3 — Lijian Zhao 赵立坚 (@zlj517) March 12, 2020
President Trump blasted that baseless assertion Tuesday while defending his decision to now call it the “Chinese virus.”
“China was putting out information, which was false, that our military gave this to them,” Trump said. “Rather than have an argument, I said I have to call it where it came from, and it did come from China. So I think it’s a very accurate term.”
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newswars--2020-03-17--COVID-19 Tracking Bracelets & Invisible Tattoos To Monitor Americans?

A cybersecurity “ white hat ” government contractor sent David Knight a warning about a color-coded wristband that will be used for traveling Americans during an impending COVID-19 lockdown .
Individuals traveling will reportedly be stopped at checkpoints where they will have their mouths swabbed and once cleared of coronavirus be issued a bracelet that changes color daily .
The following image is allegedly an example of a temporary bracelet , which will be used until the final products are prepared .
Also , as government officials scramble to procure a COVID-19 vaccination , Bill Gates and MIT have the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ invisible tattoo .
Together , MIT and Gates have “ created an ink that can be safely embedded in the skin alongside the vaccine itself , and it ’ s only visible using a special smartphone camera app and filter , ” according to Futurism .
Futurism explains , “ The invisible ‘ tattoo ’ accompanying the vaccine is a pattern made up of minuscule quantum dots — tiny semiconducting crystals that reflect light — that glows under infrared light .
The pattern — and vaccine — gets delivered into the skin using @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of polymers and sugar.
” The journal Science Translational Medicine explains the technology as “ a covert way to embed the record of a vaccination directly in a patient ’ s skin rather than documenting it electronically or on paper.
” In the face of COVID-19 panic and Democrat politicians pushing mandatory vaccinations , this technology could be used to track Americans who opt-out of a forced inoculation .
For example , even before the coronavirus outbreak MIT researcher Kevin McHugh , who worked on the project , said , “ In areas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or do not exist at all , and electronic databases are unheard of , this technology could enable the rapid and anonymous detection of patient vaccination history to ensure that every child is vaccinated.
” As for Gates ’ involvement in the program , he wasn ’ t just funding it , as Scientific American reports , but “ the project came about following a direct request from Microsoft founder Bill Gates himself.
” Gates announced Friday he ’ d be stepping down from the board of Microsoft to focus more on philanthropic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ David Knight Show also covered the MIT/Gates tattoo in the following segment :

A cybersecurity “white hat” government contractor sent David Knight a warning about a color-coded wristband that will be used for traveling Americans during an impending COVID-19 lockdown.
Individuals traveling will reportedly be stopped at checkpoints where they will have their mouths swabbed and once cleared of coronavirus be issued a bracelet that changes color daily.
The following image is allegedly an example of a temporary bracelet, which will be used until the final products are prepared.
The David Knight Show covered this story Tuesday morning:
Also, as government officials scramble to procure a COVID-19 vaccination, Bill Gates and MIT have the technology to track vaccination records via an invisible tattoo.
Together, MIT and Gates have “created an ink that can be safely embedded in the skin alongside the vaccine itself, and it’s only visible using a special smartphone camera app and filter,” according to Futurism.
Futurism explains, “The invisible ‘tattoo’ accompanying the vaccine is a pattern made up of minuscule quantum dots — tiny semiconducting crystals that reflect light — that glows under infrared light. The pattern — and vaccine — gets delivered into the skin using hi-tech dissolvable microneedles made of a mixture of polymers and sugar.”
The journal Science Translational Medicine explains the technology as “a covert way to embed the record of a vaccination directly in a patient’s skin rather than documenting it electronically or on paper.”
In the face of COVID-19 panic and Democrat politicians pushing mandatory vaccinations, this technology could be used to track Americans who opt-out of a forced inoculation.
For example, even before the coronavirus outbreak MIT researcher Kevin McHugh, who worked on the project, said, “In areas where paper vaccination cards are often lost or do not exist at all, and electronic databases are unheard of, this technology could enable the rapid and anonymous detection of patient vaccination history to ensure that every child is vaccinated.”
As for Gates’ involvement in the program, he wasn’t just funding it, as Scientific American reports, but “the project came about following a direct request from Microsoft founder Bill Gates himself.”
Gates announced Friday he’d be stepping down from the board of Microsoft to focus more on philanthropic work during this worldwide pandemic.
The David Knight Show also covered the MIT/Gates tattoo in the following segment:


newswars--2020-03-17--Pompeo Calls on China to ‘Reconsider’ Plan to Rescind Press Credentials of US Correspondents

Beijing has fired back at Washington for restricting Chinese journalists by rescinding the press credentials of US correspondents with the New York Times , Wall Street Journal and Washington Post .
US Secretary of State on Tuesday urged Beijing to ‘ reconsider ’ its decision to expel American correspondents from China in response to Washington ’ s move to cut the number of Chinese journalists working in the US .
“ I regret China ’ s decision today to further foreclose the world ’ s ability to conduct the free press operations that , frankly , would be really good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ challenging global times , where more information , more transparency are what will save lives , ” Pompeo said at press conference .
The Chinese authorities on Wednesday ordered the US reporters with the New York Times , Washington Post and Wall Street Journal , whose press credentials were to expire this year , to leave the country .
The reporters were given 10 days to return their press credentials .
“ They will not be allowed to continue working as journalists in the People ’ s Republic of China , including its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” the statement said .
Also on Wednesday , Beijing demanded that a number of the US news outlets , including the New York Times , the Wall Street Journal , The Washington Post , Time magazine and Voice of America declare their personnel , finances , operations and real estate in China .
“ The above-mentioned measures are entirely necessary and reciprocal countermeasures that China is compelled to take in response to the unreasonable oppression the Chinese media organizations experience in the US , ” the foreign ministry explained , stressing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justified self-defense in every sense.
” The development comes as Washington restricted the number of visas being issued to Chinese correspondents working in the US to 100 , which in essence meant the immediate expulsion of a third of the staff working for Chinese outlets , – including Xinhua and China Global Television Network , or CGTN , – on American soil .
The US authorities justified their actions due to the alleged tightening of surveillance , harassment and intimidation of foreign reporters working in China by Beijing .
Alex Jones breaks down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the coronavirus panic .

Beijing has fired back at Washington for restricting Chinese journalists by rescinding the press credentials of US correspondents with the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post.
US Secretary of State on Tuesday urged Beijing to ‘reconsider’ its decision to expel American correspondents from China in response to Washington’s move to cut the number of Chinese journalists working in the US.
“I regret China’s decision today to further foreclose the world’s ability to conduct the free press operations that, frankly, would be really good for the Chinese people in these incredibly challenging global times, where more information, more transparency are what will save lives,” Pompeo said at press conference.
The Chinese authorities on Wednesday ordered the US reporters with the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, whose press credentials were to expire this year, to leave the country. The reporters were given 10 days to return their press credentials.
“They will not be allowed to continue working as journalists in the People’s Republic of China, including its Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions,” the statement said.
Also on Wednesday, Beijing demanded that a number of the US news outlets, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Time magazine and Voice of America declare their personnel, finances, operations and real estate in China.
“The above-mentioned measures are entirely necessary and reciprocal countermeasures that China is compelled to take in response to the unreasonable oppression the Chinese media organizations experience in the US,” the foreign ministry explained, stressing that the measures ” are legitimate and justified self-defense in every sense.”
The development comes as Washington restricted the number of visas being issued to Chinese correspondents working in the US to 100, which in essence meant the immediate expulsion of a third of the staff working for Chinese outlets, – including Xinhua and China Global Television Network, or CGTN, – on American soil.
The US authorities justified their actions due to the alleged tightening of surveillance, harassment and intimidation of foreign reporters working in China by Beijing.
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newswars--2020-03-17--Police Command Tower Deployed At South Texas HEB

HEB Grocery Stores across Texas are instituting new hours and are open from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. to help @ @ @ @ @ store .
In McAllen , Texas a police command tower has been erected .
Is @ @ @ @ @ police state ?

HEB Grocery Stores across Texas are instituting new hours and are open from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. to help with restocking and cleaning the store.
In McAllen, Texas a police command tower has been erected.
Is this another sign of the police state?


newswars--2020-03-17--Study: Vitamin D Boosts Chance of Walking After Hip Surgery

Senior citizens who get enough vitamin D have a better chance of walking after hip fracture surgery , according to a new study .
The findings suggest that vitamin D deficiency could limit mobility in older adults , says senior study author Sue Shapses , a professor in the nutritional sciences department at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences at Rutgers University-New Brunswick .
Shapses suggests that older adults take 800 international units ( IU ) , equivalent to 20 micrograms , of vitamin D daily to prevent deficiency .
People get vitamin D , important for bone health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the sun , and vitamin pills .
“ An important next step is learning how vitamin D affects mobility , ” says Shapses , also an adjunct professor in the department of medicine at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and director of the Center for Human Nutrition , Exercise , and Metabolism at Rutgers ’ New Jersey Institute for Food , Nutrition , and Health .
“ For example , it is not clear if severe vitamin D deficiency is associated with direct effects on muscle , cognition , and/or other organ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ serious fall injuries—is hard to recover from , with many people unable to live on their own afterward .
In the United States , more than 300,000 people 65 or older are hospitalized for hip fractures annually and falling causes more than 95 % of these types of fractures .
Women fall more frequently than men , experiencing three-quarters of hip fractures and the number of fractures will likely rise as the population ages , according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention .
Regaining mobility after a hip fracture is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the risk of death .
Vitamin D deficiency associates with reduced mobility after surgery to repair a hip fracture .
The multi-site study of patients 65 or older in the United States and Canada examined the influence of vitamin D levels in blood serum and nutrition on mobility , focusing on death rate or inability to walk 10 feet ( or across a room ) without someone ’ s help after surgery .
The findings showed that vitamin D levels greater than 12 nanograms per milliliter ( 12 parts per billion ) in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of walking at 30 and 60 days after hip fracture surgery .
While poor nutrition associates with reduced mobility 30 days after surgery , that factor was not statistically significant .
Still , patients with high levels of parathyroid hormone , which leads to high levels of calcium in blood , experienced reduced mobility if they had poor nutritional status .
“ This matters because vitamin D deficiency and malnutrition are common disorders in elderly patients with hip fractures and often occur together since both are complications of poor nutrition , ” Shapses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , But Not Too Much Previous studies have shown that taking 800 IU of vitamin D a day can prevent falling and fractures .
A Rutgers-led study published last year indicated that high vitamin D intake ( 4,000 IU a day ) compared with 600 IU a day may reduce reaction time , potentially boosting the risk of falling and fractures .
The recommended dietary allowance for vitamin D is 600 IU daily for people from 1 to 70 years old and 800 for people over 70 .
“ These studies suggest that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will affect mobility and falls in the elderly , ” Shapses says .
Lihong Hao , a postdoctoral associate in the nutritional sciences department , is lead author of the paper , which appears in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition .
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the martial law response to the coronavirus panic .

Senior citizens who get enough vitamin D have a better chance of walking after hip fracture surgery, according to a new study.
The findings suggest that vitamin D deficiency could limit mobility in older adults, says senior study author Sue Shapses, a professor in the nutritional sciences department at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences at Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
Shapses suggests that older adults take 800 international units (IU), equivalent to 20 micrograms, of vitamin D daily to prevent deficiency. People get vitamin D, important for bone health, from some foods, exposure to the sun, and vitamin pills.
“An important next step is learning how vitamin D affects mobility,” says Shapses, also an adjunct professor in the department of medicine at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and director of the Center for Human Nutrition, Exercise, and Metabolism at Rutgers’ New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition, and Health. “For example, it is not clear if severe vitamin D deficiency is associated with direct effects on muscle, cognition, and/or other organ systems.”
Hip Fractures and Falls
A broken hip—among the most serious fall injuries—is hard to recover from, with many people unable to live on their own afterward. In the United States, more than 300,000 people 65 or older are hospitalized for hip fractures annually and falling causes more than 95% of these types of fractures.
Women fall more frequently than men, experiencing three-quarters of hip fractures and the number of fractures will likely rise as the population ages, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Regaining mobility after a hip fracture is important for full recovery and to reduce the risk of death. Vitamin D deficiency associates with reduced mobility after surgery to repair a hip fracture.
The multi-site study of patients 65 or older in the United States and Canada examined the influence of vitamin D levels in blood serum and nutrition on mobility, focusing on death rate or inability to walk 10 feet (or across a room) without someone’s help after surgery.
The findings showed that vitamin D levels greater than 12 nanograms per milliliter (12 parts per billion) in blood serum associate with a higher rate of walking at 30 and 60 days after hip fracture surgery.
While poor nutrition associates with reduced mobility 30 days after surgery, that factor was not statistically significant. Still, patients with high levels of parathyroid hormone, which leads to high levels of calcium in blood, experienced reduced mobility if they had poor nutritional status.
“This matters because vitamin D deficiency and malnutrition are common disorders in elderly patients with hip fractures and often occur together since both are complications of poor nutrition,” Shapses says.
Not Too Little Vitamin D, But Not Too Much
Previous studies have shown that taking 800 IU of vitamin D a day can prevent falling and fractures. A Rutgers-led study published last year indicated that high vitamin D intake (4,000 IU a day) compared with 600 IU a day may reduce reaction time, potentially boosting the risk of falling and fractures.
The recommended dietary allowance for vitamin D is 600 IU daily for people from 1 to 70 years old and 800 for people over 70. “These studies suggest that too much or too little vitamin D will affect mobility and falls in the elderly,” Shapses says.
Lihong Hao, a postdoctoral associate in the nutritional sciences department, is lead author of the paper, which appears in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Source: Rutgers University
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newswars--2020-03-17--Coronavirus Pandemic Could Continue For Two Years, German Health Expert Warns

A senior German disease control expert has warned that the coronavirus pandemic could continue for two years , depending on how long it takes for an effective vaccine to be developed and if people develop immunity after illness .
Speaking on Tuesday , the Robert Kock Institut ’ s ( RKI ) president , Prof. Lothar Wieler , said pandemics tend to run their course in waves , and factors influencing how it unfolds from this point include how many people become immune to it after contracting the virus – and how quickly a vaccine is made .
The RKI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disease control and prevention , on Tuesday raised the country ’ s threat level from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic from ‘ moderate ’ to ‘ high ’ .
It said the revision comes in light of the continuing increase in new infections of the rapidly-spreading virus , which originated in China late last year and whose symptoms range from fever to serious respiratory illness .
Germany has recorded over 7,900 cases of Covid-19 to date , with 20 deaths .
New research from RKI scientists and the Helios clinic group also says that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adults aged under 60 who have no underlying health conditions than similar patients suffering severe pneumonia in the regular flu season .
Although countries around the globe have largely stepped up measures to counter the spread of the virus , including border closures , shutting schools and limiting mass gatherings , Covid-19 cases outside of China recently surpassed the total figure recorded inside the country that had , until now , suffered the worst of the outbreak .
Italy , in particular , is struggling with the pandemic and recorded a larger single-day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did at the worst of the peak there .
On Monday , the World Health Organization ’ s chief described the novel coronavirus as the “ defining global health crisis of our time.
” He also urged countries to “ test , test , test ” for the virus , saying : “ You can not fight a fire blindfolded .
And we can ’ t fight this pandemic if we don ’ t know who is infected.
” There have been over 87,700 confirmed cases globally , and almost 7,500 deaths .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the martial law response to the coronavirus panic .

A senior German disease control expert has warned that the coronavirus pandemic could continue for two years, depending on how long it takes for an effective vaccine to be developed and if people develop immunity after illness.
Speaking on Tuesday, the Robert Kock Institut’s (RKI) president, Prof. Lothar Wieler, said pandemics tend to run their course in waves, and factors influencing how it unfolds from this point include how many people become immune to it after contracting the virus – and how quickly a vaccine is made.
The RKI, a German federal agency responsible for disease control and prevention, on Tuesday raised the country’s threat level from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic from ‘moderate’ to ‘high’.
It said the revision comes in light of the continuing increase in new infections of the rapidly-spreading virus, which originated in China late last year and whose symptoms range from fever to serious respiratory illness. Germany has recorded over 7,900 cases of Covid-19 to date, with 20 deaths.
New research from RKI scientists and the Helios clinic group also says that the novel coronavirus can more seriously afflict adults aged under 60 who have no underlying health conditions than similar patients suffering severe pneumonia in the regular flu season.
Although countries around the globe have largely stepped up measures to counter the spread of the virus, including border closures, shutting schools and limiting mass gatherings, Covid-19 cases outside of China recently surpassed the total figure recorded inside the country that had, until now, suffered the worst of the outbreak. Italy, in particular, is struggling with the pandemic and recorded a larger single-day number of deaths last weekend than China did at the worst of the peak there.
On Monday, the World Health Organization’s chief described the novel coronavirus as the “defining global health crisis of our time.” He also urged countries to “test, test, test” for the virus, saying: “You cannot fight a fire blindfolded. And we can’t fight this pandemic if we don’t know who is infected.”
There have been over 87,700 confirmed cases globally, and almost 7,500 deaths.
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newswars--2020-03-17--Infowars Reporters Discover Major Break In Border Fence 200 Yds From Public School

During a border investigation , Infowars reporters Tim Reames and Rob Dew discover a major gap in the southern border @ @ @ @ @ yards from a public school .

During a border investigation, Infowars reporters Tim Reames and Rob Dew discover a major gap in the southern border fence that is only 200 yards from a public school.


newswars--2020-03-17--Watch: Immigration Lawyer Reveals Brewing Migrant Corona Virus Crisis on Southern Border

Infowars reporter Tim Reames interviews southern border crossers about a possible border shutdown and receives key intel from an immigrant @ @ @ @ @ spread quickly through the camps of people wanting U.S. asylum .
Her solution is to @ @ @ @ @ States while they await trial , while upwards of 40 % never show up to @ @ @ @

Infowars reporter Tim Reames interviews southern border crossers about a possible border shutdown and receives key intel from an immigrant lawyer on how coronavirus could spread quickly through the camps of people wanting U.S. asylum.
Her solution is to let migrants into the United States while they await trial, while upwards of 40% never show up to their court dates.


newswars--2020-03-17--L.A. Releases Hundreds Of Inmates, Illegal Aliens From Jail To ‘Combat’ Coronavirus

Hundreds of inmates , including illegal immigrants , in Los Angeles are being released from jails to “ protect ” them from coronavirus .
The Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department stated that its officers across the county have been directed to release inmates and reduce the number of bookings into its jails to “ combat coronavirus.
” “ Sheriff Alex Villanueva said deputies and police officers across the county have been directed to cite and release people whenever possible , instead of arresting them , and to seek medical clearance before booking anyone who shows symptoms , ” the L.A. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said , arrests have dropped from a daily average of 300 to 60 , while the jail population was reduced by more than 600 inmates.
” “ Our population within our jail is a vulnerable population just by virtue of who they are and where they ’ re located , ” Villanueva told the press Monday .
“ So we ’ re protecting that population from potential exposure.
” Leftist activist groups hailed the move , calling it “ a good first step.
” “ It ’ s too easy to forget about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be a powder keg when COVID-19 hits , ” said Miriam Krinsky , executive director of the far-left Soros-linked activist group Fair and Just Prosecution .
“ What the sheriff identified is a good first step but it can ’ t be the only thing that we do.
” This comes after the American Civil Liberties Union , who champions open-borders , pressured cities with lawsuits and letters calling for the immediate release of illegal immigrants from detention centers over the coronavirus pandemic .
Releasing hundreds of criminals into the community amid a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong ?

Hundreds of inmates, including illegal immigrants, in Los Angeles are being released from jails to “protect” them from coronavirus.
The Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department stated that its officers across the county have been directed to release inmates and reduce the number of bookings into its jails to “combat coronavirus.”
“Sheriff Alex Villanueva said deputies and police officers across the county have been directed to cite and release people whenever possible, instead of arresting them, and to seek medical clearance before booking anyone who shows symptoms,” the L.A. Times reports.
“Countywide, he said, arrests have dropped from a daily average of 300 to 60, while the jail population was reduced by more than 600 inmates.”
“Our population within our jail is a vulnerable population just by virtue of who they are and where they’re located,” Villanueva told the press Monday. “So we’re protecting that population from potential exposure.”
Leftist activist groups hailed the move, calling it “a good first step.”
“It’s too easy to forget about those who are in conditions that will be a powder keg when COVID-19 hits,” said Miriam Krinsky, executive director of the far-left Soros-linked activist group Fair and Just Prosecution. “What the sheriff identified is a good first step but it can’t be the only thing that we do.”
This comes after the American Civil Liberties Union, who champions open-borders, pressured cities with lawsuits and letters calling for the immediate release of illegal immigrants from detention centers over the coronavirus pandemic.
Public health experts say releasing immigrant detainees who are at heightened risk for COVID-19 due to age or medical condition is “critically important way to meaningfully mitigate that risk.” Your move, @ICEgov.https://t.co/wwz1kQcUgq — ACLU (@ACLU) March 16, 2020
Releasing hundreds of criminals into the community amid a nationwide pandemic — what could possibly go wrong?
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newswars--2020-03-17--Watch: Smugglers Bring Toilet Paper Across The Border From Mexico

While interviewing border crossers in Brownsville , Texas , reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper .
@ @ @ @ @ not experiencing the toilet paper shortage seen in the United States and people are buying @ @ @ @ @ their American friends .

While interviewing border crossers in Brownsville, Texas, reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper.
It turns out Mexico is not experiencing the toilet paper shortage seen in the United States and people are buying and delivering toilet paper to their American friends.


newswars--2020-03-17--Bold Theory Suggests New Origins of Earth’s Magnetic Field

The study suggests that it was the molten part of Earth ’ s mantle , and not the core , that might ’ ve generated the magnetic field during the planet ’ s early years .
A new study conducted by researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego may offer a new intriguing insight into the history and nature of our planet ’ s magnetic field , according to a press release issued by the university .
The study , published in the Earth and Planetary Science Letters journal on 15 March , reportedly offers “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ field generation ” in the liquid part of Earth ’ s mantle , and provides a “ door-opening opportunity to resolve inconsistencies in the narrative of the planet ’ s early days ” .
“ Currently we have no grand unifying theory for how Earth has evolved thermally , ” said Dave Stegman , one of the paper ’ s authors .
“ We don ’ t have this conceptual framework for understanding the planet ’ s evolution .
This is one viable hypothesis.
” As the release points out , the basic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ core of our planet always served as “ the source of the dynamo ” that generates Earth ’ s magnetic field .
However , in 2007 , scientists in France postulated that the bottom third of Earth ’ s mantle was molten during the first half of the planet ’ s 4.5 billion year history ; and six years later , Stegman and his co-author Leah Ziegler first moved to expand on this hypothesis , postulating that it was that very part of the mantle ( the “ basalt magma ocean ” , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that might ’ ve produced the planetary magnetic field at that time .
“ Ziegler and Stegman first proposed the idea of a silicate dynamo for the early Earth , ” said UCLA geophysicist Lars Stixrude , whose team attempted to predict the « conductivity of silicate liquid at basal magma ocean conditions for the first time ” , using quantum mechanical computations to achieve that goal .
Stixrude ’ s research , published in Nature Communications on 25 February , reportedly shows that he and team “ found very large values of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sustain a silicate dynamo.
” And in a separate study , Arizona State geophysicist Joseph O ’ Rourke used Stegman ’ s concept to try and determine whether Venus might ’ ve generated a magnetic field with a molten mantle in the past .
“ Ultimately , our papers are complementary because they demonstrate that basal magma oceans are important to the evolution of terrestrial planets , ” O ’ Rourke said .
“ Earth ’ s basal magma ocean has solidified but was key to the longevity of our magnetic field.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , show that that the new theory regarding the nature of the planetary magnetic field is “ starting to take hold ” , though it is still “ far from being widely accepted ” .
“ No one is going to believe it until they do it themselves and now two other highly esteemed scientists have done it themselves , ” said Stegman .
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the martial law response to the coronavirus panic .

The study suggests that it was the molten part of Earth’s mantle, and not the core, that might’ve generated the magnetic field during the planet’s early years.
A new study conducted by researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego may offer a new intriguing insight into the history and nature of our planet’s magnetic field, according to a press release issued by the university.
The study, published in the Earth and Planetary Science Letters journal on 15 March, reportedly offers “new estimates for the thermodynamics of magnetic field generation” in the liquid part of Earth’s mantle, and provides a “door-opening opportunity to resolve inconsistencies in the narrative of the planet’s early days”.
“Currently we have no grand unifying theory for how Earth has evolved thermally,” said Dave Stegman, one of the paper’s authors. “We don’t have this conceptual framework for understanding the planet’s evolution. This is one viable hypothesis.”
As the release points out, the basic tenets of geophysics state that the liquid core of our planet always served as “the source of the dynamo” that generates Earth’s magnetic field.
However, in 2007, scientists in France postulated that the bottom third of Earth’s mantle was molten during the first half of the planet’s 4.5 billion year history; and six years later, Stegman and his co-author Leah Ziegler first moved to expand on this hypothesis, postulating that it was that very part of the mantle (the “basalt magma ocean”, as the French researchers called it) that might’ve produced the planetary magnetic field at that time.
“Ziegler and Stegman first proposed the idea of a silicate dynamo for the early Earth,” said UCLA geophysicist Lars Stixrude, whose team attempted to predict the «conductivity of silicate liquid at basal magma ocean conditions for the first time”, using quantum mechanical computations to achieve that goal.
Stixrude’s research, published in Nature Communications on 25 February, reportedly shows that he and team “found very large values of the electrical conductivity, large enough to sustain a silicate dynamo.”
And in a separate study, Arizona State geophysicist Joseph O’Rourke used Stegman’s concept to try and determine whether Venus might’ve generated a magnetic field with a molten mantle in the past.
“Ultimately, our papers are complementary because they demonstrate that basal magma oceans are important to the evolution of terrestrial planets,” O’Rourke said. “Earth’s basal magma ocean has solidified but was key to the longevity of our magnetic field.”
These three studies, the release claims, show that that the new theory regarding the nature of the planetary magnetic field is “starting to take hold”, though it is still “far from being widely accepted”.
“No one is going to believe it until they do it themselves and now two other highly esteemed scientists have done it themselves,” said Stegman.
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newswars--2020-03-17--Feds: 10.4K Foreigners Caught at Northern Border Before Canada’s Coronavirus Travel Ban

Thousands of foreign nationals have been caught attempting to cross into the United States from Canada before Prime Minister Justin @ @ @ @ @ the nation ’ s borders to foreign travelers .
On Monday , Trudeau said he @ @ @ @ @ ’ s borders to non-citizens with exemptions for permanent Canadian residents , diplomats , aircrews @ @ @ @ @ Before the announcement , Trudeau had not issued a single travel ban — not even @ @ @ @ @ South Korea , or Italy .
Federal data obtained by Breitbart News shows that nearly @ @ @ @ @ inadmissible or apprehended at the U.S.-Canada border in January and February .
In January , @ @ @ @ @ encountered nearly 3,600 foreign nationals .
In February , northern border agents apprehended 259 foreign @ @ @ @ @ .
These inadmissible numbers and apprehensions do not include the foreign nationals who have arrived @ @ @ @ @ entry and have successfully entered the U.S .

Thousands of foreign nationals have been caught attempting to cross into the United States from Canada before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would close the nation’s borders to foreign travelers.
On Monday, Trudeau said he would be shutting down Canada’s borders to non-citizens with exemptions for permanent Canadian residents, diplomats, aircrews, and American citizens. Before the announcement, Trudeau had not issued a single travel ban — not even for China, Iran, South Korea, or Italy.
Federal data obtained by Breitbart News shows that nearly 10,400 foreign nationals were deemed inadmissible or apprehended at the U.S.-Canada border in January and February. In January, alone, northern border agents encountered nearly 3,600 foreign nationals.
In February, northern border agents apprehended 259 foreign nationals and declared 6,540 inadmissible. These inadmissible numbers and apprehensions do not include the foreign nationals who have arrived at northern border ports of entry and have successfully entered the U.S.
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newswars--2020-03-17--Asteroid Ryugu may explain planetary formation

Numerous fragments that bear witness to this early era orbit the sun as asteroids .
Around three-quarters of these are carbon-rich C-type asteroids , such as 162173 Ryugu , which was the target of the Japanese Hayabusa2 mission in 2018 and 2019 .
The spacecraft is currently on its return flight to Earth .
Many scientists , including planetary researchers from the German Aerospace Center ( Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt ; DLR ) , intensively studied this cosmic “ rubble pile , ” which is almost 1 kilometer in diameter and can come close to Earth .
Infrared images @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the scientific journal Nature .
They show that the asteroid consists almost entirely of highly porous material .
Ryugu was formed largely from fragments of a parent body that was shattered by impacts .
The high porosity and the associated low mechanical strength of the rock fragments that make up Ryugu ensure that such bodies break apart into numerous fragments upon entering Earth ’ s atmosphere .
For this reason , carbon-rich meteorites are very rarely found on Earth and the atmosphere tends to offer greater protection against them .
This investigation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and complements the findings of the landing environment on Ryugu obtained by the German-French Mobile Asteroid Surface SCOuT ( MASCOT ) lander during the Hayabusa2 mission .
“ Fragile , highly porous asteroids like Ryugu are probably the link in the evolution of cosmic dust into massive celestial bodies , ” says Matthias Grott from the DLR Institute of Planetary Research , one of the authors of the current Nature publication .
“ This closes a gap in our understanding of planetary formation , as we have hardly ever been able to detect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” In autumn 2018 , the scientists working with first author Tatsuaki Okada of the Japanese space agency JAXA analyzed the asteroid ’ s surface temperature in several series of measurements performed with the Thermal Infrared Imager ( TIR ) on board Hayabusa2 .
These measurements were made in the 8 to 12 micrometer wavelength range during day and night cycles .
In the process , they discovered that , with very few exceptions , the surface heats up very quickly when exposed to sunlight .
“ The rapid warming after sunrise , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plus 27 degrees Celsius suggests that the constituent pieces of the asteroid have both low density and high porosity , ” explains Grott .
About 1 % of the boulders on the surface were colder and more similar to the meteorites found on Earth .
“ These could be more massive fragments from the interior of an original parent body , or they may have come from other sources and fallen onto Ryugu , ” adds Jörn Helbert from the DLR Institute of Planetary Research , who is also an author of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ structure of C-type asteroids might be similar to that of planetesimals , which formed in the primordial solar nebula and accreted during numerous collisions to form planets .
Most of the collapsing mass of the pre-solar cloud of gas and dust accumulated in the young sun .
When a critical mass was reached , the heat-generating process of nuclear fusion began in its core .
The remaining dust , ice and gas accumulated in a rotating accretion disk around the newly formed star .
Through the effects of gravity , the first planetary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disc approximately 4.5 billion years ago .
The planets and their moons formed from these planetesimals after a comparatively short period of perhaps only 10 million years .
Many minor bodies—asteroids and comets—remained .
These were unable to agglomerate to form additional planets due to gravitational disturbances , particularly those caused by Jupiter—by far the largest and most massive planet .
However , the processes that took place during the early history of the solar system are not yet fully understood .
Many theories are based on models and have not yet been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from these early times are rare .
“ Research on the subject is therefore primarily dependent on extraterrestrial matter , which reaches Earth from the depths of the solar system in the form of meteorites , ” explains Helbert .
It contains components from the time when the sun and planets were formed .
“ In addition , we need missions such as Hayabusa2 to visit the minor bodies that formed during the early stages of the solar system in order to confirm , supplement or—with appropriate observations—refute the models.
” A rock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 2019 , results from the MASCOT lander mission showed that its landing site on Ryugu was mainly populated by large , highly porous and fragile boulders .
“ The published results are a confirmation of the results from the studies by the DLR radiometer MARA on MASCOT , ” said Matthias Grott , the Principal Investigator for MARA .
“ It has now been shown that the rock analysed by MARA is typical for the entire surface of the asteroid .
This also confirms that fragments of the common C-type asteroids like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ low internal strength when entering Earth ’ s atmosphere.
” On 3 October 2018 , MASCOT landed on Ryugu in free fall at walking pace .
Upon touchdown , it “ bounced ” several meters further before the approximately 10-kilogram experiment package came to a halt .
MASCOT moved on the surface with the help of a rotating swing arm .
This made it possible to turn MASCOT on its “ right ” side , and even perform jumps on the asteroid ’ s surface due to Ryugu ’ s low gravitational attraction @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Ryugu for approximately 17 hours .
Samples from asteroid Ryugu on their way to Earth Hayabusa2 mapped the asteroid from orbit at high resolution , and later acquired samples of the primordial body from two landing sites .
These are currently sealed in a transport capsule and are traveling to Earth with the spacecraft .
The capsule is scheduled to land in Australia at the end of 2020 .
So far , the researchers assume that Ryugu ’ s material is chemically similar to that of chondritic meteorites , which are also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , millimeter-sized spheres of rock , which formed in the primordial solar nebula 4.5 billion years ago and are considered to be the building blocks of planetary formation .
So far , however , scientists can not rule out the possibility that they are made of carbon-rich material , such as that found on comet 67P/ Churyumov-Gerasimenko as part of ESA ’ s Rosetta mission with the DLR-operated Philae lander .
Analyses of the samples from Ryugu , some of which will be carried out at DLR , are eagerly awaited .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ course for future missions such as the Japanese “ Martian Moons eXploration ’ ( MMX ) mission , in which extraterrestrial samples will be brought to Earth—that we at DLR ’ s Institute of Planetary Research in Berlin began setting up the Sample Analysis Laboratory ( SAL ) last year , ” says Helbert .
The MMX mission , in which DLR is participating , will fly to the Martian moons Phobos and Deimos in 2024 and bring samples from the asteroid-sized moons to Earth in 2029 .
A mobile German-French rover will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

The solar system formed approximately 4.5 billion years ago.
Numerous fragments that bear witness to this early era orbit the sun as asteroids. Around three-quarters of these are carbon-rich C-type asteroids, such as 162173 Ryugu, which was the target of the Japanese Hayabusa2 mission in 2018 and 2019. The spacecraft is currently on its return flight to Earth. Many scientists, including planetary researchers from the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt; DLR), intensively studied this cosmic “rubble pile,” which is almost 1 kilometer in diameter and can come close to Earth. Infrared images acquired by Hayabusa2 have now been published in the scientific journal Nature. They show that the asteroid consists almost entirely of highly porous material. Ryugu was formed largely from fragments of a parent body that was shattered by impacts. The high porosity and the associated low mechanical strength of the rock fragments that make up Ryugu ensure that such bodies break apart into numerous fragments upon entering Earth’s atmosphere. For this reason, carbon-rich meteorites are very rarely found on Earth and the atmosphere tends to offer greater protection against them.
Thermal behavior reveals density
This investigation of the global properties of Ryugu confirms and complements the findings of the landing environment on Ryugu obtained by the German-French Mobile Asteroid Surface SCOuT (MASCOT) lander during the Hayabusa2 mission. “Fragile, highly porous asteroids like Ryugu are probably the link in the evolution of cosmic dust into massive celestial bodies,” says Matthias Grott from the DLR Institute of Planetary Research, one of the authors of the current Nature publication. “This closes a gap in our understanding of planetary formation, as we have hardly ever been able to detect such material in meteorites found on Earth.”
In autumn 2018, the scientists working with first author Tatsuaki Okada of the Japanese space agency JAXA analyzed the asteroid’s surface temperature in several series of measurements performed with the Thermal Infrared Imager (TIR) on board Hayabusa2. These measurements were made in the 8 to 12 micrometer wavelength range during day and night cycles. In the process, they discovered that, with very few exceptions, the surface heats up very quickly when exposed to sunlight. “The rapid warming after sunrise, from approximately minus 43 degrees Celsius to plus 27 degrees Celsius suggests that the constituent pieces of the asteroid have both low density and high porosity,” explains Grott. About 1% of the boulders on the surface were colder and more similar to the meteorites found on Earth. “These could be more massive fragments from the interior of an original parent body, or they may have come from other sources and fallen onto Ryugu,” adds Jörn Helbert from the DLR Institute of Planetary Research, who is also an author of the current Nature publication.
From planetesimals to planets
The fragile porous structure of C-type asteroids might be similar to that of planetesimals, which formed in the primordial solar nebula and accreted during numerous collisions to form planets. Most of the collapsing mass of the pre-solar cloud of gas and dust accumulated in the young sun. When a critical mass was reached, the heat-generating process of nuclear fusion began in its core.
The remaining dust, ice and gas accumulated in a rotating accretion disk around the newly formed star. Through the effects of gravity, the first planetary embryos or planetesimals were formed in this disc approximately 4.5 billion years ago. The planets and their moons formed from these planetesimals after a comparatively short period of perhaps only 10 million years. Many minor bodies—asteroids and comets—remained. These were unable to agglomerate to form additional planets due to gravitational disturbances, particularly those caused by Jupiter—by far the largest and most massive planet.
However, the processes that took place during the early history of the solar system are not yet fully understood. Many theories are based on models and have not yet been confirmed by observations, partly because traces from these early times are rare. “Research on the subject is therefore primarily dependent on extraterrestrial matter, which reaches Earth from the depths of the solar system in the form of meteorites,” explains Helbert. It contains components from the time when the sun and planets were formed. “In addition, we need missions such as Hayabusa2 to visit the minor bodies that formed during the early stages of the solar system in order to confirm, supplement or—with appropriate observations—refute the models.”
A rock like many on Ryugu
In the summer of 2019, results from the MASCOT lander mission showed that its landing site on Ryugu was mainly populated by large, highly porous and fragile boulders. “The published results are a confirmation of the results from the studies by the DLR radiometer MARA on MASCOT,” said Matthias Grott, the Principal Investigator for MARA. “It has now been shown that the rock analysed by MARA is typical for the entire surface of the asteroid. This also confirms that fragments of the common C-type asteroids like Ryugu probably break up easily due to low internal strength when entering Earth’s atmosphere.”
On 3 October 2018, MASCOT landed on Ryugu in free fall at walking pace. Upon touchdown, it “bounced” several meters further before the approximately 10-kilogram experiment package came to a halt. MASCOT moved on the surface with the help of a rotating swing arm. This made it possible to turn MASCOT on its “right” side, and even perform jumps on the asteroid’s surface due to Ryugu’s low gravitational attraction. In total, MASCOT performed experiments on Ryugu for approximately 17 hours.
Samples from asteroid Ryugu on their way to Earth
Hayabusa2 mapped the asteroid from orbit at high resolution, and later acquired samples of the primordial body from two landing sites. These are currently sealed in a transport capsule and are traveling to Earth with the spacecraft. The capsule is scheduled to land in Australia at the end of 2020. So far, the researchers assume that Ryugu’s material is chemically similar to that of chondritic meteorites, which are also found on Earth. Chondrules are small, millimeter-sized spheres of rock, which formed in the primordial solar nebula 4.5 billion years ago and are considered to be the building blocks of planetary formation.
So far, however, scientists cannot rule out the possibility that they are made of carbon-rich material, such as that found on comet 67P/ Churyumov-Gerasimenko as part of ESA’s Rosetta mission with the DLR-operated Philae lander. Analyses of the samples from Ryugu, some of which will be carried out at DLR, are eagerly awaited. “It is precisely for this task—and of course for future missions such as the Japanese “Martian Moons eXploration’ (MMX) mission, in which extraterrestrial samples will be brought to Earth—that we at DLR’s Institute of Planetary Research in Berlin began setting up the Sample Analysis Laboratory (SAL) last year,” says Helbert. The MMX mission, in which DLR is participating, will fly to the Martian moons Phobos and Deimos in 2024 and bring samples from the asteroid-sized moons to Earth in 2029. A mobile German-French rover will also be part of the MMX mission.


newswars--2020-03-17--Money Supply Growth Climbs to 37-Month High

The money supply growth rate rose again in February , climbing to a 37-month high .
The last time the growth rate was higher was during February of 2017 , when the growth rate was 7.9 percent .
During February 2020 , year-over-year ( YOY ) growth in the money supply was at 7.49 percent .
That ’ s up from January ’ s rate of 6.32 percent , and up from February 2019 ’ s rate of 3.20 percent .
The increase in money supply growth in February represents a sizable reversal of the trend we saw during most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ growth rate hit a 120-month low , falling to the lowest growth rates we ’ d seen since 2007 .
If the trend continues , growth rates will need only a few months to reach the heights reached from 2009 to 2016 .
The money supply metric used here—the “ true ” or Rothbard-Salerno money supply measure ( TMS ) —is the metric developed by Murray Rothbard and Joseph Salerno , and is designed to provide a better measure of money supply fluctuations than M2 .
The Mises Institute now offers regular updates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This measure of the money supply differs from M2 in that it includes Treasury deposits at the Fed ( and excludes short-time deposits , traveler ’ s checks , and retail money funds ) .
The M2 growth rate also increased in February , growing 7.42 percent compared to January ’ s growth rate of 6.98 percent .
M2 grew 4.11 percent during February of last year .
The M2 growth rate had fallen considerably from late 2016 to late 2018 , but has been growing again in recent months .
Money supply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of economic activity .
During periods of economic boom , money supply tends to grow quickly as banks make more loans .
Recessions , on the other hand , tend to be preceded by periods of slowdown in rates of money supply growth .
However , money supply growth tends to grow out of its low-growth trough well before the onset of recession .
As recession nears , the TMS growth rate climbs and becomes larger than the M2 growth rate .
This occurred in the early months of the 2002 and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first month since late 2008 that the TMS growth rate climbed higher than the M2 growth rate .
If recession does occur in 2020 , the relationship between recessions and a preceding drop in money supply growth would appear to continue .
Periods preceding recessions also often show a growing gap between M2 growth and TMS growth .
We saw this in 2006–7 and in 2000–1 .
The gap between M2 and TMS narrowed considerably from 2011 through 2015 , but has widened since then .
The overall M2 total money supply in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the TMS total was $ 14.3 trillion .
The growth in the money supply is in part tied to the fact the Federal Reserve grew more accommodative in late 2019 .
The Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC ) cut the target fed funds rate more than once in the months preceding February 2020 , but the big change was in the Fed ’ s late-2019 moves to increase its balance sheet again .
Since late August , the Fed added more than $ 400 billion to its total assets in an effort @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” for the repo market .
These funds do not directly fuel money-supply growth in the regular economy , but they do provide liquidity to financial institutions which allows for greater loan volume .
The Fed apparently has concluded that the market requires additional liquidity and has acted accordingly .
Fed assets are now headed to new peak levels , although the Fed ’ s renewed quantitative easing efforts do not show up yet in this data .
Another change partially driving the increase in the TMS is the large increase in “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we ’ ve seen in recent months .
In February 2020 , this sum reached an all-time high of $ 423 billion .

The money supply growth rate rose again in February, climbing to a 37-month high.
The last time the growth rate was higher was during February of 2017, when the growth rate was 7.9 percent.
During February 2020, year-over-year (YOY) growth in the money supply was at 7.49 percent. That’s up from January’s rate of 6.32 percent, and up from February 2019’s rate of 3.20 percent. The increase in money supply growth in February represents a sizable reversal of the trend we saw during most of 2019. In August, the growth rate hit a 120-month low, falling to the lowest growth rates we’d seen since 2007. If the trend continues, growth rates will need only a few months to reach the heights reached from 2009 to 2016.
The money supply metric used here—the “true” or Rothbard-Salerno money supply measure (TMS)—is the metric developed by Murray Rothbard and Joseph Salerno, and is designed to provide a better measure of money supply fluctuations than M2. The Mises Institute now offers regular updates on this metric and its growth. This measure of the money supply differs from M2 in that it includes Treasury deposits at the Fed (and excludes short-time deposits, traveler’s checks, and retail money funds).
The M2 growth rate also increased in February, growing 7.42 percent compared to January’s growth rate of 6.98 percent. M2 grew 4.11 percent during February of last year. The M2 growth rate had fallen considerably from late 2016 to late 2018, but has been growing again in recent months.
Money supply growth can often be a helpful measure of economic activity. During periods of economic boom, money supply tends to grow quickly as banks make more loans. Recessions, on the other hand, tend to be preceded by periods of slowdown in rates of money supply growth. However, money supply growth tends to grow out of its low-growth trough well before the onset of recession. As recession nears, the TMS growth rate climbs and becomes larger than the M2 growth rate. This occurred in the early months of the 2002 and the 2009 crises. February 2020 was the first month since late 2008 that the TMS growth rate climbed higher than the M2 growth rate. If recession does occur in 2020, the relationship between recessions and a preceding drop in money supply growth would appear to continue.
Periods preceding recessions also often show a growing gap between M2 growth and TMS growth. We saw this in 2006–7 and in 2000–1. The gap between M2 and TMS narrowed considerably from 2011 through 2015, but has widened since then.
The overall M2 total money supply in February was $15.4 trillion, and the TMS total was $14.3 trillion.
The growth in the money supply is in part tied to the fact the Federal Reserve grew more accommodative in late 2019. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) cut the target fed funds rate more than once in the months preceding February 2020, but the big change was in the Fed’s late-2019 moves to increase its balance sheet again. Since late August, the Fed added more than $400 billion to its total assets in an effort to provide a “blast of cash” for the repo market. These funds do not directly fuel money-supply growth in the regular economy, but they do provide liquidity to financial institutions which allows for greater loan volume. The Fed apparently has concluded that the market requires additional liquidity and has acted accordingly. Fed assets are now headed to new peak levels, although the Fed’s renewed quantitative easing efforts do not show up yet in this data.
Another change partially driving the increase in the TMS is the large increase in “Treasury deposits at the Fed” that we’ve seen in recent months. In February 2020, this sum reached an all-time high of $423 billion.


newswars--2020-03-17--Toilet Paper Thefts Skyrocket During Coronavirus Outbreak

Reports of toilet paper thefts are increasing across the world , due to the scarcity of loo roll caused by the coronavirus outbreak .
Toilet paper has become something of white gold recently , due to mass shortages caused by the coronavirus outbreak .
Supermarket shelves are completely bare of Andrex , Charmin or even their cheap , own brand bog roll , as concerned buyers have bought the lot .
Hackney Council in London were forced to lock up their toilet paper after it kept being stolen .
The imprisoned toilet paper was spotted by Art Sejdiu , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ roll in London Field ’ s park toilets , and a notice from Hackney Council explaining why they were forced into such drastic measures .
“ Unfortunately there has been a significant increase in the theft of toilet paper and soap from Hackney ’ s park toilets in recent weeks , ” the notice reads .
“ If toilet paper and soap continues to be removed as soon as it is replenished , we will be forced to close the park toilets .
Please respect your fellow park users .
Thank you.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to think , but really it won ’ t stop anyone from taking it because they could just unroll it all , ” Sejdiu told the Evening Standard .
“ It ’ s sad that they have had to resort to that and that they might have to close the toilets if it keeps going on , ” he added .
National File reported last week that a 56-year-old shopper in London was left “ shaken ” after he was mugged for his toilet paper .
“ Someone came up from behind and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was shaken and shocked , ” the victim told the Daily Mail .
“ Is that what we have come to ?
Its not the value of the toilet roll , its the principle .
I ’ m concerned about the vulnerable people , the elderly .
In terms of their health and their emotions as well.
” The string of toilet paper thefts in the UK isn ’ t the only instance of loo roll being stolen across the globe .
Last month , thieves in Hong Kong pulled off a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more than $ 1,000 HKD – around $ 130 USD or £98 .
According to police , a delivery man at a supermarket in the Mong Kok district , known for its problem with Triad gangs , was held up by three knife-wielding men when he tried to drop off his shipment of toilet paper .
Two of the men were later arrested , but one remains at large .

Reports of toilet paper thefts are increasing across the world, due to the scarcity of loo roll caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Toilet paper has become something of white gold recently, due to mass shortages caused by the coronavirus outbreak. Supermarket shelves are completely bare of Andrex, Charmin or even their cheap, own brand bog roll, as concerned buyers have bought the lot.
Hackney Council in London were forced to lock up their toilet paper after it kept being stolen. The imprisoned toilet paper was spotted by Art Sejdiu, who posted a photo of the chained loo roll in London Field’s park toilets, and a notice from Hackney Council explaining why they were forced into such drastic measures.
“Unfortunately there has been a significant increase in the theft of toilet paper and soap from Hackney’s park toilets in recent weeks,” the notice reads. “If toilet paper and soap continues to be removed as soon as it is replenished, we will be forced to close the park toilets. Please respect your fellow park users. Thank you.”
Hackney Council is taking no chances with the toilet paper situation in the public loos at London Fields #COVIDー19 pic.twitter.com/CTsmISR2fT — Art Sejdiu (@ArtySej) March 15, 2020
“I didn’t know what to think, but really it won’t stop anyone from taking it because they could just unroll it all,” Sejdiu told the Evening Standard. “It’s sad that they have had to resort to that and that they might have to close the toilets if it keeps going on,” he added.
National File reported last week that a 56-year-old shopper in London was left “shaken” after he was mugged for his toilet paper. “Someone came up from behind and stole one packet in broad daylight. I was shaken and shocked,” the victim told the Daily Mail. “Is that what we have come to? Its not the value of the toilet roll, its the principle. I’m concerned about the vulnerable people, the elderly. In terms of their health and their emotions as well.”
The string of toilet paper thefts in the UK isn’t the only instance of loo roll being stolen across the globe. Last month, thieves in Hong Kong pulled off a dramatic heist of hundreds of rolls worth more than $1,000 HKD – around $130 USD or £98.
According to police, a delivery man at a supermarket in the Mong Kok district, known for its problem with Triad gangs, was held up by three knife-wielding men when he tried to drop off his shipment of toilet paper. Two of the men were later arrested, but one remains at large.