newswars--2020-03-24--US Domestic Flights Could Completely Shut Down Due To Pandemic

Virtually all domestic passenger flights in the US could be halted due to COVID-19 , as major US airlines have been drafting plans for a voluntary shutdown – while government agencies have been considering an order to do so anyway , according to the Wall Street Journal .
According to officials , no final decisions have been made – yet airline execs , pilot-union leaders and federal transportation officials are increasingly viewing a halt to flights as inevitable given that passenger flight schedules have already been decimated .
U.S. airlines have already eliminated the vast majority of international flying and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flying by as much as 40 % .
Travelers are staying home at even greater rates .
The Transportation Security Administration reported that passenger flow at its checkpoints was down more than 80 % Sunday from the same day a year earlier .
–WSJ Thanks to virtually empty flights with passengers numbering into the single digits , thousands of flights were canceled on Monday .
Planes that did take off were emptier than ever before – such as one flight between New York ’ s LaGuardia and Washington DC which had just three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been cancelled by American Airlines and United according to Flightaware.com , while some airline officials have predicted that planes will be even emptier later in the week .
Airlines are preparing for the possibility that contagion-driven staffing emergencies at air-traffic control facilities could force the issue , making it impossible to continue operating in parts of the country .
Airport towers at Chicago ’ s Midway International Airport and McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas remain closed after nearly a week of cleaning .
President Trump and his advisers have been reluctant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nationwide , some of these officials said , partly because passenger jets also carry a large portion of U.S. mail and essential cargo shipments .
Over the weekend , Dr. Anthony Fauci , a member of the White House ’ s virus task force , told CNN , “ There ’ s no plan today , or tomorrow to seriously consider ” mandating an end to domestic passenger air travel .
–WSJ President Trump on Monday suggested in several tweets , as well as during his administration ’ s coronavirus briefing , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ social distancing ” and business shutdowns in an effort to save the economy – which would undoubtedly lessen the chance of a regulatory shutdown of commercial travel .
According to the Journal , airlines are more inclined to follow government orders rather than voluntarily halt flights , as it provides leverage for their ongoing lobbying for federal aid .
“ They would definitely prefer the government did it , ” said one source .
Also , a voluntary shutdown could violate existing labor contracts that require minimum numbers of flights , according @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that may force a shutdown is that coronavirus may infect critical personnel in the airline industry – such as agency controllers and technicians who maintain equipment , which could “ unravel the nation ’ s air-traffic control system , ” according to the report – which notes that nearly a dozen traffic-control facilities across the country have been temporarily closed for disinfection , while many employees are on a work-from-home self-quarantine .
Others are being investigated for potential contact with infected workers .
So far , longstanding FAA contingency plans have managed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flight restrictions , rerouting planes and shifting responsibilities among backup facilities and employees .
Inside the agency , though , concern is growing that new employee infections , especially at key locations , could upend existing contingency options .
In some cases , replacing controllers removed from their radar screens would be extremely difficult because it typically takes months of training to get them up to speed to do specific jobs .
–WSJ An agreement has been reached between the FAA and an air traffic controllers union which will set rules for disinfecting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The new cleaning protocols are designed to “ provide maximum protection for all affected employees and address standards for tracing the source of infection.
” What ’ s more , overall staffing levels will be reduced to protect employees , which could result in some lower-priority facilities closing for some length of time .
According to the Journal , another option would be to keep cargo shipments flowing using the Civil Reserve Air Fleet – which are commercial jets designated to help the Pentagon with logistics during national emergencies .
If activated , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medical staff , medical equipment , or general cargo .
It includes some 400 planes from around two dozen carriers .

Virtually all domestic passenger flights in the US could be halted due to COVID-19, as major US airlines have been drafting plans for a voluntary shutdown – while government agencies have been considering an order to do so anyway, according to the Wall Street Journal.
According to officials, no final decisions have been made – yet airline execs, pilot-union leaders and federal transportation officials are increasingly viewing a halt to flights as inevitable given that passenger flight schedules have already been decimated.
U.S. airlines have already eliminated the vast majority of international flying and have announced plans to cut back domestic flying by as much as 40%. Travelers are staying home at even greater rates. The Transportation Security Administration reported that passenger flow at its checkpoints was down more than 80% Sunday from the same day a year earlier. –WSJ
Thanks to virtually empty flights with passengers numbering into the single digits, thousands of flights were canceled on Monday. Planes that did take off were emptier than ever before – such as one flight between New York’s LaGuardia and Washington DC which had just three passengers.
Over 40% of flights have been cancelled by American Airlines and United according to Flightaware.com, while some airline officials have predicted that planes will be even emptier later in the week.
Airlines are preparing for the possibility that contagion-driven staffing emergencies at air-traffic control facilities could force the issue, making it impossible to continue operating in parts of the country.
Airport towers at Chicago’s Midway International Airport and McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas remain closed after nearly a week of cleaning.
President Trump and his advisers have been reluctant to mandate a cessation of commercial flights nationwide, some of these officials said, partly because passenger jets also carry a large portion of U.S. mail and essential cargo shipments. Over the weekend, Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House’s virus task force, told CNN, “There’s no plan today, or tomorrow to seriously consider” mandating an end to domestic passenger air travel. –WSJ
President Trump on Monday suggested in several tweets, as well as during his administration’s coronavirus briefing, that he was leaning toward lifting restrictions on “social distancing” and business shutdowns in an effort to save the economy – which would undoubtedly lessen the chance of a regulatory shutdown of commercial travel.
According to the Journal, airlines are more inclined to follow government orders rather than voluntarily halt flights, as it provides leverage for their ongoing lobbying for federal aid.
“They would definitely prefer the government did it,” said one source.
Also, a voluntary shutdown could violate existing labor contracts that require minimum numbers of flights, according to government industry officials.
COVID-19 within the ranks?
Another concern that may force a shutdown is that coronavirus may infect critical personnel in the airline industry – such as agency controllers and technicians who maintain equipment, which could “unravel the nation’s air-traffic control system,” according to the report – which notes that nearly a dozen traffic-control facilities across the country have been temporarily closed for disinfection, while many employees are on a work-from-home self-quarantine. Others are being investigated for potential contact with infected workers.
So far, longstanding FAA contingency plans have managed to deal with the closures by imposing temporary flight restrictions, rerouting planes and shifting responsibilities among backup facilities and employees. Inside the agency, though, concern is growing that new employee infections, especially at key locations, could upend existing contingency options. In some cases, replacing controllers removed from their radar screens would be extremely difficult because it typically takes months of training to get them up to speed to do specific jobs. –WSJ
An agreement has been reached between the FAA and an air traffic controllers union which will set rules for disinfecting workspaces and identifying potentially infected personnel. The new cleaning protocols are designed to “provide maximum protection for all affected employees and address standards for tracing the source of infection.”
What’s more, overall staffing levels will be reduced to protect employees, which could result in some lower-priority facilities closing for some length of time.
According to the Journal, another option would be to keep cargo shipments flowing using the Civil Reserve Air Fleet – which are commercial jets designated to help the Pentagon with logistics during national emergencies. If activated, those planes would carry anything from military medical staff, medical equipment, or general cargo. It includes some 400 planes from around two dozen carriers.


newswars--2020-03-24--Video: Putin Dons Hazmat to Visit Coronavirus Patients

Russian president Vladimir Putin visited coronavirus patients at a hospital in Moscow Tuesday , donning a hazmat suit before entering the “ high risk ” location .
Footage from Russian media RT shows hospital workers helping Putin suit up in the protective gear , complete with gloves , protective boots , and a ventilator before entering a hospital in the Kommunarka region of Moscow .
“ Let ’ s see your work , ” the president reportedly stated before going in .
He also praised hospital workers saying they “ know what to do , how to do it , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ use existing equipment.
” So far , Russia appears to have been able to control the spread of the virus after closing its border to China in late January , and imposing stricter border controls in recent days .
“ As of March 24 , Russia had recorded 495 confirmed cases of Covid-19 and no deaths , ” reports RT .
Time will tell if the Russian president ’ s confidence will inspire U.S. President Donald Trump to make a similar hospital visit .
Democrats are try to block President Trump from bringing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effective to U.S .

Russian president Vladimir Putin visited coronavirus patients at a hospital in Moscow Tuesday, donning a hazmat suit before entering the “high risk” location.
Footage from Russian media RT shows hospital workers helping Putin suit up in the protective gear, complete with gloves, protective boots, and a ventilator before entering a hospital in the Kommunarka region of Moscow.
“Let’s see your work,” the president reportedly stated before going in.
He also praised hospital workers saying they “know what to do, how to do it, have everything they need and can effectively use existing equipment.”
So far, Russia appears to have been able to control the spread of the virus after closing its border to China in late January, and imposing stricter border controls in recent days.
“As of March 24, Russia had recorded 495 confirmed cases of Covid-19 and no deaths,” reports RT.
Time will tell if the Russian president’s confidence will inspire U.S. President Donald Trump to make a similar hospital visit.
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newswars--2020-03-24--Watch Live: Trump Hosts Virtual Town Hall To Give Coronavirus Response Update

President Trump is answering questions in a Fox News virtual town hall to give the latest updates on the government @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus pandemic , including the prospect of reopening American businesses in a few weeks .
@ @ @ @ @ continue negotiating with Democrats on the third installment of a $ 1.6 trillion economic stimulus @ @ @ @ @ assistance for businesses and individuals affected by the coronavirus-driven shutdown .

President Trump is answering questions in a Fox News virtual town hall to give the latest updates on the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, including the prospect of reopening American businesses in a few weeks.
This comes as GOP senators continue negotiating with Democrats on the third installment of a $1.6 trillion economic stimulus bill that would provide financial assistance for businesses and individuals affected by the coronavirus-driven shutdown.


newswars--2020-03-24--The Sensationalist Myth of Amazon Forest Fires

Forest fires in the Amazon made headlines in 2019 , and pundits blamed them on climate change .
Now a new study by the European Space Agency ( ESA ) shows that the burned area was only slightly more than the annual average in the region .
In a new paper in the scientific journal Remote Sensing , Spanish researchers analyzed data from ESA ’ s Fire CCI project .
They found that in 2019 the amount of land consumed by fire in the Amazon forest was only slightly above average .
The increase was statistically insignificant , meaning indistinguishable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , however , up 70 % from 2018 , which may partly explain why the fire season of 2019 got so much media attention .
There were also significant regional differences .
While Brazil saw a typical year , Bolivia ’ s fires were up 51.4 % , and Argentina ’ s were down 49.4 % compared to the average .
Sensationalist media showed footage of burning forests but seldom presented information on the underlying cause .
For instance , few news outlets reported that forest fires in the Amazon appear every year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infrequently mentioned that many , if not most , of the fires are deliberately set by poor farmers or corporate landowners to clear land .
The wildfires in Australia in January 2020 were mostly caused by the opposite of what happens annually in Brazil .
There , environmental policies have banned controlled burning of the underbrush , which is crucial in preventing out-of-control wildfires .
In the wake of the coronavirus hysteria , total suspension of individual freedom hangs in the balance .

Forest fires in the Amazon made headlines in 2019, and pundits blamed them on climate change.
Now a new study by the European Space Agency (ESA) shows that the burned area was only slightly more than the annual average in the region.
The Study
In a new paper in the scientific journal Remote Sensing, Spanish researchers analyzed data from ESA’s Fire CCI project. They found that in 2019 the amount of land consumed by fire in the Amazon forest was only slightly above average. The increase was statistically insignificant, meaning indistinguishable from random variation.
The conflagrations were, however, up 70% from 2018, which may partly explain why the fire season of 2019 got so much media attention.
There were also significant regional differences. While Brazil saw a typical year, Bolivia’s fires were up 51.4%, and Argentina’s were down 49.4% compared to the average.
Forest Management
Sensationalist media showed footage of burning forests but seldom presented information on the underlying cause. For instance, few news outlets reported that forest fires in the Amazon appear every year in the dry season. They also infrequently mentioned that many, if not most, of the fires are deliberately set by poor farmers or corporate landowners to clear land.
The wildfires in Australia in January 2020 were mostly caused by the opposite of what happens annually in Brazil. There, environmental policies have banned controlled burning of the underbrush, which is crucial in preventing out-of-control wildfires.
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In the wake of the coronavirus hysteria, total suspension of individual freedom hangs in the balance.


newswars--2020-03-24--Boeing, Which Demands A $60BN Taxpayer Bailout, Refuses To Give US An Equity Stake

Here is a snapshot of America ’ s bailout culture : beggars , and those demanding bailouts , can not only be choosers , but can dictate under what terms they are bailed out .
With populist anger growing in response to Boeing ’ s demands for a taxpayer-funded bailout ( or the employees get it ) after it spent over $ 40BN on buybacks making its shareholders and management richer while burying the company and rank and file employees under a record $ 25BN in debt , many have asked what form the Boeing bailout will take , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ entitled to some or all of the upside in the company they will soon be asked to bailout .
In other words , will the US get an equity stake ?
We got the answer moments ago , when the company ’ s new CEO Dave Calhoun confirmed that the disgraced airplane maker – which until recently was best known for making airplanes that were “ designed by clowns , who in turn are supervised by monkeys ” , at least until it came crawling and demanding a non-recourse bailout -said Boeing does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a stake even as the planemaker seeks assistance to grapple with effects from the new coronavirus .
“ I don ’ t have a need for an equity stake , ” Calhoun said in an interviewTuesday with Fox Business .
“ I want them to support the credit markets , provide liquidity .
Allow us to borrow against our future.
” And just in case it wasn ’ t clear that Boeing is confident it has all the leverage , he added “ If they force it , we just look at all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got plenty of them.
” Well of course he doesn ’ t want to give equity to those who bail Boeing out : that would cripple his comp for years which would be determine by some Treasury clerk .
Instead , what Boeing really wants is to repackage a bailout with no loans and lots of grants ( i.e.
, direct investments ) as merely “ providing liquidity.
” Note , again , this is the same company that blew $ 50 billion in “ liquidity ” repurchasing its stock so that management @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cash out of their options at record high prices , and pocket millions .
And now that the pillage is over , it ’ s time for a bailout , one where taxpayers inexplicably end up with… nothing ?
But nobody wants to see Boeing in Chapter 11 , and Calhoun said that if there is “ no government support ” in the credit markets , Boeing ’ s cash burn will accelerate .
And if this goes on for 8 months , well , that could be a problem , Calhoun said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In any case , we now wait to see what form that Boeing bailout will take .
Congress has struggled to come to terms on a massive stimulus package to aid businesses and individuals struggling with the economic fallout of the outbreak , although House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday she was confident a deal would be reached .
Boeing , which is seeking $ 60 billion in “ aid ” – whatever that means – for the aerospace industry , said Monday that it would shut down its Seattle-area manufacturing hub @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of coronavirus complications .
The company suspended stock buybacks and dividend payments only late last week , while Calhoun and Chairman Larry Kellner have given up all pay until year-end .
It is unlcear why Clahoun and Kellner shouldn ’ t have all their bonuses paid during years they were repurchasing stock clawed back .
Boeing shares surged 16 % to above $ 123 on Tuesday as the market rallied on signs that Congress was near agreement on a stimulus bill .
Boeing plunged 68 % this year through Monday , the worst @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Here is a snapshot of America’s bailout culture: beggars, and those demanding bailouts, can not only be choosers, but can dictate under what terms they are bailed out.
With populist anger growing in response to Boeing’s demands for a taxpayer-funded bailout (or the employees get it) after it spent over $40BN on buybacks making its shareholders and management richer while burying the company and rank and file employees under a record $25BN in debt, many have asked what form the Boeing bailout will take, and whether the US taxpayers will also be entitled to some or all of the upside in the company they will soon be asked to bailout. In other words, will the US get an equity stake?
We got the answer moments ago, when the company’s new CEO Dave Calhoun confirmed that the disgraced airplane maker – which until recently was best known for making airplanes that were “designed by clowns, who in turn are supervised by monkeys”, at least until it came crawling and demanding a non-recourse bailout -said Boeing does not want the U.S. government to take a stake even as the planemaker seeks assistance to grapple with effects from the new coronavirus.
“I don’t have a need for an equity stake,” Calhoun said in an interviewTuesday with Fox Business. “I want them to support the credit markets, provide liquidity. Allow us to borrow against our future.”
And just in case it wasn’t clear that Boeing is confident it has all the leverage, he added “If they force it, we just look at all the other options and we’ve got plenty of them.”
Well of course he doesn’t want to give equity to those who bail Boeing out: that would cripple his comp for years which would be determine by some Treasury clerk. Instead, what Boeing really wants is to repackage a bailout with no loans and lots of grants (i.e., direct investments) as merely “providing liquidity.”
Note, again, this is the same company that blew $50 billion in “liquidity” repurchasing its stock so that management, which includes Mr. Calhoun, could cash out of their options at record high prices, and pocket millions. And now that the pillage is over, it’s time for a bailout, one where taxpayers inexplicably end up with… nothing?
But nobody wants to see Boeing in Chapter 11, and Calhoun said that if there is “no government support” in the credit markets, Boeing’s cash burn will accelerate. And if this goes on for 8 months, well, that could be a problem, Calhoun said during a separate interview Tuesday on CNBC.
In any case, we now wait to see what form that Boeing bailout will take. Congress has struggled to come to terms on a massive stimulus package to aid businesses and individuals struggling with the economic fallout of the outbreak, although House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday she was confident a deal would be reached.
Boeing, which is seeking $60 billion in “aid” – whatever that means – for the aerospace industry, said Monday that it would shut down its Seattle-area manufacturing hub for two weeks after a worker died of coronavirus complications. The company suspended stock buybacks and dividend payments only late last week, while Calhoun and Chairman Larry Kellner have given up all pay until year-end. It is unlcear why Clahoun and Kellner shouldn’t have all their bonuses paid during years they were repurchasing stock clawed back.
Boeing shares surged 16% to above $123 on Tuesday as the market rallied on signs that Congress was near agreement on a stimulus bill. Boeing plunged 68% this year through Monday, the worst performance on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.


newswars--2020-03-24--Media Blame Donald Trump for Man’s Death After Ingesting Fish Tank Cleaner

The media rushed to blame President Donald Trump on Monday for the death of an Arizona man who ingested a @ @ @ @ @ it turned out that the man had ingested a fish tank cleaner with a similar @ @ @ @ @ has died and his wife is in critical condition after they ingested chloroquine phosphate – @ @ @ @ @ to drugs that have been named by President Trump as potential treatments for coronavirus infection @ @ @ @ @ their 60s , experienced immediate distress after swallowing the drug , an additive used at @ @ @ @ @ , according to Banner Health Hospital in Phoenix .
Chloroquine phosphate shares the same active @ @ @ @ @ President Trump has touted as possibly effective against COVID-19 , the potentially life-threatening disease caused @ @ @ @

The media rushed to blame President Donald Trump on Monday for the death of an Arizona man who ingested a form of chloroquine — before it turned out that the man had ingested a fish tank cleaner with a similar chemical.
Reuters reported:
An Arizona man has died and his wife is in critical condition after they ingested chloroquine phosphate – an aquarium cleaning product similar to drugs that have been named by President Trump as potential treatments for coronavirus infection.
The couple, in their 60s, experienced immediate distress after swallowing the drug, an additive used at aquariums to clean fish tanks, according to Banner Health Hospital in Phoenix.
Chloroquine phosphate shares the same active ingredient as malaria drugs that President Trump has touted as possibly effective against COVID-19, the potentially life-threatening disease caused by the coronavirus.


newswars--2020-03-24--We’re Learning Why Governments Can’t Be Trusted with Health Crises

Although we ’ re told that strong governments are in the best positions to take action against pandemics , from the beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak , regimes have repeatedly failed to act , hid the truth , and were busy protecting their own reputations .
If COVID-19 originated in China , then the pandemic started in one of the most powerful and most centralized states in the world .
The first weeks of its escalation were full of conflicts between individuals on the ground who saw the severity of COVID-19 and the seat of power a thousand kilometers away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s reaction to Chernobyl , the behavior of the bureaucrats only confirmed that totalitarian regimes create incentives to hide rather than to solve problems so as to please those in higher positions of power .
The West doesn ’ t draw a much nicer picture these days .
In Italy , for instance , the socialized healthcare system , unprepared to react to a demand shock , crumbled under the pressure of a massive spike in severe cases caused by the virus .
State- and federal-level disease prevention agencies underestimated the potential impact @ @ @ @ @ @ @ omniscient bureaucrats taking care of them didn ’ t listen to the warning signs of those who saw the writing on the wall .
Politicians went from dismissing the threat or even outright laughing at it straight to making its consequences much worse by imposing market restrictions and limiting our basic human rights .
In Singapore and Czech Republic , the government intervened against “ price gouging , ” driving the supply of masks to almost zero .
In the latter , the state even centrally managed the remaining supply in such a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to serve bureaucrats before the public .
Meanwhile , in Slovakia the state threatened to punish anyone spreading “ misinformation , ” when it was abundantly clear that the state itself knew almost nothing about how many cases there really were .
The state-run school systems failed to react as well , and parents were angry at the bureaucrats who forced parents to send their children to a potentially contagious environment .
And finally , the central banks of the world , who had already made the global economy more fragile by propping @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are now making things only worse .
The Response of the Private Sector In contrast to these examples , the private sector offered varied and critically important services .
Early on , private companies recommended the expansion of remote work plans , restricted travel , imposed self-quarantine on risky employees , and installed infrared cameras on their premises .
In the US , because government services are so mismanaged , the administration has had to heavily rely on cooperation with the private sector to manage the situation .
A completely private healthcare system @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deal with the crisis early on to prevent massive damages to their bottom line later .
Without regulators , the pharma industry would have raced to deliver both treatment and vaccines to the market , and people in cooperation with their doctors and insurance providers would have been able to decide how much risk they are willing to take with experimental precautions or remedies .
But government restrictions prevented the widespread use and production of tests .
One doesn ’ t need to be a hard-line libertarian to see that by keeping the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible to its constituents it becomes a lot more difficult for those in power to hide and possible to react a lot quicker based on local knowledge .
In Switzerland , for example , the canton of Ticino introduced its measures before the federal government even got to seriously discuss the situation .
The worst-case scenario now is not only the continuation of the spread of the virus and the collapse of healthcare systems in more regions , but that the draconian restrictions of liberty , which would be impossible in smaller or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for months or years and have massive long-term impacts on the world economy .
Given that prosperity is the only way to increase human life expectancy and health , those measures might lead to an even higher death toll than the virus itself .
Unfortunately , those impacts are impossible to calculate and thus those measures will be much more difficult to scale back .
Remember , nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program and the power-hungry politicians never let a good crisis go to waste .
However , it is safe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ societies these measures will be called off much sooner once the crisis passes , because the pressure from the people will be higher and the incentives for political showmanship much smaller than in large , highly centralized states .

Although we’re told that strong governments are in the best positions to take action against pandemics, from the beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak, regimes have repeatedly failed to act, hid the truth, and were busy protecting their own reputations.
Strong States Made Things Worse
If COVID-19 originated in China, then the pandemic started in one of the most powerful and most centralized states in the world. The first weeks of its escalation were full of conflicts between individuals on the ground who saw the severity of COVID-19 and the seat of power a thousand kilometers away. Reminiscent of the Soviet regime’s reaction to Chernobyl, the behavior of the bureaucrats only confirmed that totalitarian regimes create incentives to hide rather than to solve problems so as to please those in higher positions of power.
The West doesn’t draw a much nicer picture these days.
In Italy, for instance, the socialized healthcare system, unprepared to react to a demand shock, crumbled under the pressure of a massive spike in severe cases caused by the virus. State- and federal-level disease prevention agencies underestimated the potential impact.
People who are used to having omniscient bureaucrats taking care of them didn’t listen to the warning signs of those who saw the writing on the wall. Politicians went from dismissing the threat or even outright laughing at it straight to making its consequences much worse by imposing market restrictions and limiting our basic human rights.
In Singapore and Czech Republic, the government intervened against “price gouging,” driving the supply of masks to almost zero. In the latter, the state even centrally managed the remaining supply in such a way that the distributors of supplies had to serve bureaucrats before the public.
Meanwhile, in Slovakia the state threatened to punish anyone spreading “misinformation,” when it was abundantly clear that the state itself knew almost nothing about how many cases there really were.
The state-run school systems failed to react as well, and parents were angry at the bureaucrats who forced parents to send their children to a potentially contagious environment.
And finally, the central banks of the world, who had already made the global economy more fragile by propping up numerous massive bubbles of malinvestment, are now making things only worse.
The Response of the Private Sector
In contrast to these examples, the private sector offered varied and critically important services. Early on, private companies recommended the expansion of remote work plans, restricted travel, imposed self-quarantine on risky employees, and installed infrared cameras on their premises. In the US, because government services are so mismanaged, the administration has had to heavily rely on cooperation with the private sector to manage the situation.
A completely private healthcare system would have best incentivized insurance providers to deal with the crisis early on to prevent massive damages to their bottom line later. Without regulators, the pharma industry would have raced to deliver both treatment and vaccines to the market, and people in cooperation with their doctors and insurance providers would have been able to decide how much risk they are willing to take with experimental precautions or remedies. But government restrictions prevented the widespread use and production of tests.
Local, Site-Specific Responses Are Better
One doesn’t need to be a hard-line libertarian to see that by keeping the decision-making authority and resources as close as possible to its constituents it becomes a lot more difficult for those in power to hide and possible to react a lot quicker based on local knowledge. In Switzerland, for example, the canton of Ticino introduced its measures before the federal government even got to seriously discuss the situation.
The worst-case scenario now is not only the continuation of the spread of the virus and the collapse of healthcare systems in more regions, but that the draconian restrictions of liberty, which would be impossible in smaller or completely free societies, will linger on for months or years and have massive long-term impacts on the world economy. Given that prosperity is the only way to increase human life expectancy and health, those measures might lead to an even higher death toll than the virus itself. Unfortunately, those impacts are impossible to calculate and thus those measures will be much more difficult to scale back. Remember, nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program and the power-hungry politicians never let a good crisis go to waste.
However, it is safe to assume that in smaller and decentralized societies these measures will be called off much sooner once the crisis passes, because the pressure from the people will be higher and the incentives for political showmanship much smaller than in large, highly centralized states.


newswars--2020-03-24--Biden Can’t Stop Touching His Face During The View Appearance

During an appearance earlier today on The View , Joe Biden repeatedly flouted coronavirus advice by constantly touching his mouth and face .
The presidential frontrunner couldn ’ t stop putting his hand to his mouth and rubbing his eye during the interview .
“ Biden could not stop touching his face , even licking his fingers at times on live TV in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic , ” tweeted Caleb Hull along with a compilation of all the times the former Vice President touched his face .
The media has made a point of quizzing President Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with some even suggesting at one point that Trump may have coronavirus .
The press has also accused Trump and Dr Anthony Fauci of failing to adequately practice social distancing .
One wonders whether they ’ ll pick Biden up on his virus-friendly behavior .
Biden ’ s response to the coronavirus has been muted , with many observers accusing him of being largely absent while President Trump is infinitely more visible as a result of his daily press conferences .
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During an appearance earlier today on The View, Joe Biden repeatedly flouted coronavirus advice by constantly touching his mouth and face.
The presidential frontrunner couldn’t stop putting his hand to his mouth and rubbing his eye during the interview.
“Biden could not stop touching his face, even licking his fingers at times on live TV in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic,” tweeted Caleb Hull along with a compilation of all the times the former Vice President touched his face.
During his interview on The View this morning, Joe Biden could not stop touching his face, even licking his fingers at times on live TV in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. I put together a short compilation: pic.twitter.com/jPRKNJsWoz — Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) March 24, 2020
The media has made a point of quizzing President Trump’s personal behavior during the outbreak, with some even suggesting at one point that Trump may have coronavirus.
The press has also accused Trump and Dr Anthony Fauci of failing to adequately practice social distancing.
One wonders whether they’ll pick Biden up on his virus-friendly behavior.
Biden’s response to the coronavirus has been muted, with many observers accusing him of being largely absent while President Trump is infinitely more visible as a result of his daily press conferences.
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newswars--2020-03-24--The European Central Bank Is Being Stretched to Its Breaking Point in Italy

When Mario Draghi ’ s tenure was approaching its end , I argued for a sterner governor for the European Central Bank ( ECB ) ; hence , I was not even slightly enthusiastic when Draghi ’ s successor turned out to be Christine Lagarde—a patent dove , as can be inferred from her ideological proximity to a famous Keynesian like Olivier Blanchard .
However , I am here to defend the stance she took with her March 12 speech—in which , addressing the economic turmoil spurred by the coronavirus crisis , she declared that it was not a central @ @ @ @ @ @ @ occurrence of spreads on financial markets—which has been fiercely attacked both by Italian media and politicians , and even by Italian president Sergio Mattarella .
There are three reasons why I deem , for once , Lagarde ’ s viewpoint to be right .
These reasons are based in monetary policy theory , in the institutional framework of European Union , and in the current situation of the Italian economy .
First , we need to understand that what Lagarde stated—that it is not her job to prevent government bonds ’ prices in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from diverging—is absolutely correct from a technical perspective .
Indeed , if we consider the theoretical approach to the role of the central bank as a lender of last resort as conceived by both Walter Bagehot and Henry Thornton ( both recognized and respected even by mainstream neoclassical economists ) , we find that actually there should be no room for monetary policy to be influencing assets ’ relative prices .
In fact , the role of a central bank ( i.e.
, of a lender of last resort in a fiat money @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be to grant liquidity to temporarily illiquid—but solvent , i.e.
, structurally sound—commercial banks .
In no way should monetary policy be involved in steering ( and messing with ) asset prices—as has regrettably been occurring in the EMU since the beginning of QE in March 2015—since central banks ’ interferences distort the natural market formation of prices , bringing about Cantillon effects and spurring both malinvestment and excessive risk taking ( through generally lowering returns on assets and pushing savers to invest in riskier ones ) .
It is evident that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ central bank ; suffice it to mention that currently the ECB ’ s balance sheet is roughly 40 percent of the EMU ’ s GDP and that the European banking system is already flooded with €1.5 trillion in excessive reserves .
Hence , it is also frankly hard to see how further room for monetary policy interference in a market capitalist economy could be justifiable—even conceding to hardened shortsighted Keynesians that the current coronavirus shock is a purely demand-side one , which it absolutely is not .
The Institutional Framework of the European @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and straightforward .
First of all , we need to remember that EMU is a monetary union in which European national states retain fiscal sovereignty .
The problem with such a framework is that Italian monetary nationalists , Keynesian and MMTer ( modern monetary theory ) pseudoeconomists , and national socialist politicians interpret this international deal as follows : “ burdens should be shouldered together and addressed with a common tool ( i.e.
, the currency we all share , the euro ) , whereas benefits should be enjoyed privately by member states.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( or pretend not to see ) that the only way—even under a Keynesian paradigm—whereby monetary policy could be helpful in such a crisis would be if the fiscal policy decision level were the same as the monetary policy one .
This is exactly why the current EMU ’ s institutional framework—developed in the unideal world we live in , i.e.
, with fiat money , fractional reserve , and Keynesian macroeconomics—already provides OMT ( outright monetary transactions ) , that is , a safety net for those governments ( such as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ monetary policy shield to cover their debt costs .
Obviously enough , however , given that the euro is the currency of all Europeans ( and not only of Italians ) , the regulatory framework of OMT requires the applying state to sign a Memorandum of Understanding , which basically transfers its fiscal sovereignty at the European level .
So , it is evident that the tool available to the Italian government in order to reduce its financing costs already exists and can be triggered whenever Italian politicians would like to do so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to squander the dowry of every European ( i.e.
, the euro , which would be inflated and/or whose massive unbalanced injection would cause price distortions ) without agreeing to implement those fiscal and institutional reforms that by themselves would suffice to better their public finance lot and to reduce the funding cost of their debt .
In other words , Italians want to be saved by the EU without being subject to any conditions .
Secondly , we ought not to forget that the ECB has already helped Italian governments a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , indeed , has so far ( December 2019 ) bought roughly €370 billion in Italian bonds and €530 billion in German ones ; however , German GDP is now ( 2019 ) almost twice as much as Italy ’ s—meaning that in terms of the proportion of government bond purchases to national GDP Italy has been hugely privileged ( 530/370 = 1.4 ) through disproportionate monetary policy support for its public debt funding cost .
The Current Situation of the Italian Economy To put it bluntly , there is nothing monetary policy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Italy is a paramount example of a capital-consuming economy , where the investment level has plummeted ( Figure 1 ) and labor productivity stagnates ( Figure 2 ) .
Moreover , unfavorable demography ( almost one Italian in four is older than 65 ) and decreasing natality ( on average roughly half as many children as were born in the 1950s and ’ 60s are born annually ) put further stress on the frail pension system—which has was very poorly devised in the 1970s and ’ 80s .
In other words , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trick that can save Italy now : the only available path is to reduce pension expenditures ( which are the second highest in proportion to GDP among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ) members , immediately after Greece ’ s ) and employ these resources in healthcare and tax reductions .
However , those are all policies that do not ( or should not ) at all concern a central banker , and they are exactly the policies that other European partners would request Italy to enact in order to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might have been untoward in her timing and the form of her speech ; nonetheless , the substance is ironclad and sound .
Italy can not keep whining and hoping for external help : it needs to handle its fate and must take the courageous—and socially and politically tough—path that it has avoided so far .
Economies grow—as Hayekian business cycle theory teaches—only if agents are willing to forego consumption today and save and invest in order to deliver higher output ( thanks to increased productivity ) tomorrow .
There is no shortcut @

When Mario Draghi’s tenure was approaching its end, I argued for a sterner governor for the European Central Bank (ECB); hence, I was not even slightly enthusiastic when Draghi’s successor turned out to be Christine Lagarde—a patent dove, as can be inferred from her ideological proximity to a famous Keynesian like Olivier Blanchard.
However, I am here to defend the stance she took with her March 12 speech—in which, addressing the economic turmoil spurred by the coronavirus crisis, she declared that it was not a central banker’s job to prevent the occurrence of spreads on financial markets—which has been fiercely attacked both by Italian media and politicians, and even by Italian president Sergio Mattarella. There are three reasons why I deem, for once, Lagarde’s viewpoint to be right. These reasons are based in monetary policy theory, in the institutional framework of European Union, and in the current situation of the Italian economy.
The Limits of Monetary Policy
First, we need to understand that what Lagarde stated—that it is not her job to prevent government bonds’ prices in the European Monetary Union (EMU) from diverging—is absolutely correct from a technical perspective. Indeed, if we consider the theoretical approach to the role of the central bank as a lender of last resort as conceived by both Walter Bagehot and Henry Thornton (both recognized and respected even by mainstream neoclassical economists), we find that actually there should be no room for monetary policy to be influencing assets’ relative prices. In fact, the role of a central bank (i.e., of a lender of last resort in a fiat money and fractional reserve banking system) should be to grant liquidity to temporarily illiquid—but solvent, i.e., structurally sound—commercial banks. In no way should monetary policy be involved in steering (and messing with) asset prices—as has regrettably been occurring in the EMU since the beginning of QE in March 2015—since central banks’ interferences distort the natural market formation of prices, bringing about Cantillon effects and spurring both malinvestment and excessive risk taking (through generally lowering returns on assets and pushing savers to invest in riskier ones).
It is evident that the ECB has already been a hugely interventionist central bank; suffice it to mention that currently the ECB’s balance sheet is roughly 40 percent of the EMU’s GDP and that the European banking system is already flooded with €1.5 trillion in excessive reserves. Hence, it is also frankly hard to see how further room for monetary policy interference in a market capitalist economy could be justifiable—even conceding to hardened shortsighted Keynesians that the current coronavirus shock is a purely demand-side one, which it absolutely is not.
The Institutional Framework of the European Union
Here the argument is pretty simple and straightforward. First of all, we need to remember that EMU is a monetary union in which European national states retain fiscal sovereignty. The problem with such a framework is that Italian monetary nationalists, Keynesian and MMTer (modern monetary theory) pseudoeconomists, and national socialist politicians interpret this international deal as follows: “burdens should be shouldered together and addressed with a common tool (i.e., the currency we all share, the euro), whereas benefits should be enjoyed privately by member states.” Indeed, they do not see (or pretend not to see) that the only way—even under a Keynesian paradigm—whereby monetary policy could be helpful in such a crisis would be if the fiscal policy decision level were the same as the monetary policy one.
This is exactly why the current EMU’s institutional framework—developed in the unideal world we live in, i.e., with fiat money, fractional reserve, and Keynesian macroeconomics—already provides OMT (outright monetary transactions), that is, a safety net for those governments (such as the current Italian one) begging for a monetary policy shield to cover their debt costs. Obviously enough, however, given that the euro is the currency of all Europeans (and not only of Italians), the regulatory framework of OMT requires the applying state to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, which basically transfers its fiscal sovereignty at the European level. So, it is evident that the tool available to the Italian government in order to reduce its financing costs already exists and can be triggered whenever Italian politicians would like to do so.
The problem is that Italian politicians want to squander the dowry of every European (i.e., the euro, which would be inflated and/or whose massive unbalanced injection would cause price distortions) without agreeing to implement those fiscal and institutional reforms that by themselves would suffice to better their public finance lot and to reduce the funding cost of their debt. In other words, Italians want to be saved by the EU without being subject to any conditions. Secondly, we ought not to forget that the ECB has already helped Italian governments a lot: the Public Sector Purchasing Program, indeed, has so far (December 2019) bought roughly €370 billion in Italian bonds and €530 billion in German ones; however, German GDP is now (2019) almost twice as much as Italy’s—meaning that in terms of the proportion of government bond purchases to national GDP Italy has been hugely privileged (530/370 = 1.4) through disproportionate monetary policy support for its public debt funding cost.
The Current Situation of the Italian Economy
To put it bluntly, there is nothing monetary policy could do now for the Italian situation. Italy is a paramount example of a capital-consuming economy, where the investment level has plummeted (Figure 1) and labor productivity stagnates (Figure 2). Moreover, unfavorable demography (almost one Italian in four is older than 65) and decreasing natality (on average roughly half as many children as were born in the 1950s and ’60s are born annually) put further stress on the frail pension system—which has was very poorly devised in the 1970s and ’80s.
In other words, there exists no magic monetary or financial trick that can save Italy now: the only available path is to reduce pension expenditures (which are the second highest in proportion to GDP among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) members, immediately after Greece’s) and employ these resources in healthcare and tax reductions. However, those are all policies that do not (or should not) at all concern a central banker, and they are exactly the policies that other European partners would request Italy to enact in order to apply for OMT.
Concluding, Lagarde might have been untoward in her timing and the form of her speech; nonetheless, the substance is ironclad and sound. Italy cannot keep whining and hoping for external help: it needs to handle its fate and must take the courageous—and socially and politically tough—path that it has avoided so far. Economies grow—as Hayekian business cycle theory teaches—only if agents are willing to forego consumption today and save and invest in order to deliver higher output (thanks to increased productivity) tomorrow. There is no shortcut.


newswars--2020-03-25--Poll: 100% Of Americans Expect To Get Coronavirus

A new survey has discovered that every single American is convinced they will get the coronavirus , highlighting just how entrenched the message about the crisis has become in the US .
The poll by Survey USA finds that 100 percent of respondents said yes to the question “ Based on what you know at this hour , what would you say that the chances are that you , yourself , will get sick from the Coronavirus ?
” The survey was conducted last week , just as the peak of the panic was hitting .
It also found that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ life has “ been turned upside down ” by the virus , which originated in China .
A further 42 percent say it has “ changed noticeably ” , while 31 percent say it has “ been impacted only slightly ” .
Six percent say life has “ not been impacted at all , ” although that has probably changed by now .
Alex Jones presents a video compilation of one of Trump ’ s recent coronavirus addresses where he warns that the economic impact of shutting down businesses across the country will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus .
Interestingly , only five percent of respondents said that they personally know someone who has been officially diagnosed with the virus , while an overwhelming 92 percent say they don ’ t .
When asked how concerned they are about the virus , and whether they will be able to get adequate medical care if they catch it , sixty-six percent of respondents over the age of 50 said that they are “ extremely concerned ” or “ concerned ” .
Seventy-one percent responded that think the worst is “ still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believe it is “ behind us.
” Asked when they think thinks will return to “ normal ” , 17 percent pointed to June 2020 , while ten percent said they expect the entire year to be lost to coronavirus , and are looking to 2021 for normal life to return .
This is in stark contrast to President Trump ’ s comments yesterday when he said he ’ d like to see things get back on track by Easter .

A new survey has discovered that every single American is convinced they will get the coronavirus, highlighting just how entrenched the message about the crisis has become in the US.
The poll by Survey USA finds that 100 percent of respondents said yes to the question “Based on what you know at this hour, what would you say that the chances are that you, yourself, will get sick from the Coronavirus?”
The survey was conducted last week, just as the peak of the panic was hitting. It also found that 21 percent of Americans say their daily life has “been turned upside down” by the virus, which originated in China.
A further 42 percent say it has “changed noticeably”, while 31 percent say it has “been impacted only slightly”.
Six percent say life has “not been impacted at all,” although that has probably changed by now.
Alex Jones presents a video compilation of one of Trump’s recent coronavirus addresses where he warns that the economic impact of shutting down businesses across the country will be worse than the overall effect of coronavirus.
Interestingly, only five percent of respondents said that they personally know someone who has been officially diagnosed with the virus, while an overwhelming 92 percent say they don’t.
When asked how concerned they are about the virus, and whether they will be able to get adequate medical care if they catch it, sixty-six percent of respondents over the age of 50 said that they are “extremely concerned” or “concerned”.
Seventy-one percent responded that think the worst is “still ahead,” while just 8 percent believe it is “behind us.”
Asked when they think thinks will return to “normal”, 17 percent pointed to June 2020, while ten percent said they expect the entire year to be lost to coronavirus, and are looking to 2021 for normal life to return.
This is in stark contrast to President Trump’s comments yesterday when he said he’d like to see things get back on track by Easter.


newswars--2020-03-25--Finally, Sanity! ‘All Businesses Are Essential,’ Texas County’s Stay-at-Home Order Won’t Close Busin

Finally, Sanity! ‘All Businesses Are Essential,’ Texas County’s Stay-at-Home Order Won’t Close Businesses

Collin County joined other North Texas counties on Tuesday morning by issuing a stay-at-home order , but the declaration includes one large exemption : Businesses , even those that may be considered non-essential in other counties , can stay open .
In Tarrant and Dallas counties , non-essential businesses such as shopping malls , movie theaters and bars have been ordered to close down in an effort to control the spread of the coronavirus .
But Collin County ’ s stay-at-home order that went into effect Tuesday morning , which was signed by Judge Chris Hill , notes that “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential to the financial health and well-being of our local economy.
” Businesses and employers do have to follow protocols , per the order , including increasing social distancing and providing a safe and healthy work environment .
Social distancing is generally understood to mean staying at least 6 feet away from other people , avoiding large gatherings and working at home if possible , according to the order .
Alex Jones presents footage from the Rose Garden of the White House where President Trump discusses ending the coronavirus lockdown sooner than later @

Collin County joined other North Texas counties on Tuesday morning by issuing a stay-at-home order, but the declaration includes one large exemption: Businesses, even those that may be considered non-essential in other counties, can stay open.
In Tarrant and Dallas counties, non-essential businesses such as shopping malls, movie theaters and bars have been ordered to close down in an effort to control the spread of the coronavirus. But Collin County’s stay-at-home order that went into effect Tuesday morning, which was signed by Judge Chris Hill, notes that “all businesses, jobs and workers are essential to the financial health and well-being of our local economy.”
Businesses and employers do have to follow protocols, per the order, including increasing social distancing and providing a safe and healthy work environment. Social distancing is generally understood to mean staying at least 6 feet away from other people, avoiding large gatherings and working at home if possible, according to the order.
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Alex Jones presents footage from the Rose Garden of the White House where President Trump discusses ending the coronavirus lockdown sooner than later.


newswars--2020-03-25--Rapper M.I.A. – “If I Have to Choose the Vaccine or Chip I’m Gonna Choose Death”

Rapper M.I.A.
, born Mathangi “ Maya ” Arulpragasam , sent a message on Twitter Wednesday stating she ’ d refuse to take a government-mandated vaccination or microchip .
M.I.A .
is apparently referring to the increased possibility of vaccines or RFID chips being promoted as a solution to the COVID-19 pandemic .
“ If I have to choose the vaccine or chip I ’ m gon na choose death – YALA , ” she wrote .
YALA is a reference to her 2013 song “ Y.A.L.A.
” standing for “ You Always Live Again.
” Explaining her reason for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said her son was sick for 3 weeks and had to be pumped with antibiotics to reduce a fever caused by 3 vaccines .
Responding to a Twitter user who wrote , “ Oh great she ’ s an anti-vaxxer , ” M.I.A .
responded , “ Yeah in America they made me vaccinate my child before the school admission .
It was the hardest thing .
To not have choice over this as a mother .
I never wan na feel that again .
He was so sick for 3 weeks then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to reduce the fever from 3 vaccines.
” Yeah in America they made me vacinate my child before the school admission .
It was the hardest thing .
To not have choice over this as a mother .
I never wan na feel that again .
He was so sick for 3 weeks then Docs had to pump him with antibiotics to reduce the fever from 3 vaxins https : //t.co/dJPHUe2Qmg While the majority of celebrities follow the establishment narrative lockstep , it ’ s refreshing to see one who thinks for herself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ internet backlash that typically ensues when opposing mainstream narratives .

Rapper M.I.A., born Mathangi “Maya” Arulpragasam, sent a message on Twitter Wednesday stating she’d refuse to take a government-mandated vaccination or microchip.
M.I.A. is apparently referring to the increased possibility of vaccines or RFID chips being promoted as a solution to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“If I have to choose the vaccine or chip I’m gonna choose death – YALA,” she wrote.
YALA is a reference to her 2013 song “Y.A.L.A.” standing for “You Always Live Again.”
If I have to choose the vaccine or chip I’m gonna choose death – YALA — M.I.A (@MIAuniverse) March 25, 2020
Explaining her reason for distrusting the vaccine industry, the singer said her son was sick for 3 weeks and had to be pumped with antibiotics to reduce a fever caused by 3 vaccines.
Responding to a Twitter user who wrote, “Oh great she’s an anti-vaxxer,” M.I.A. responded, “Yeah in America they made me vaccinate my child before the school admission. It was the hardest thing. To not have choice over this as a mother. I never wanna feel that again. He was so sick for 3 weeks then Docs had to pump him with antibiotics to reduce the fever from 3 vaccines.”
Yeah in America they made me vacinate my child before the school admission. It was the hardest thing. To not have choice over this as a mother. I never wanna feel that again. He was so sick for 3 weeks then Docs had to pump him with antibiotics to reduce the fever from 3 vaxins https://t.co/dJPHUe2Qmg — M.I.A (@MIAuniverse) March 25, 2020
While the majority of celebrities follow the establishment narrative lockstep, it’s refreshing to see one who thinks for herself and isn’t afraid of the internet backlash that typically ensues when opposing mainstream narratives.


newswars--2020-03-25--Watch Live: President Trump Holds Coronavirus Task Force Briefing As Market Rebounds

President Trump is holding a coronavirus task force briefing led by Vice President Mike Pence at the White House on @ @ @ @ @ back in response to the Senate passing the largest bailout bill in the nation ’ @ @ @ @ @ & A portion of the briefing with the media is likely to be contentious after @ @ @ @ @ The LameStream Media is the dominant force in trying to get me to keep our @ @ @ @ @ possible in the hope that it will be detrimental to my election success .
The @ @ @ @ @ back to work ASAP .
We will be stronger than ever before !
”

President Trump is holding a coronavirus task force briefing led by Vice President Mike Pence at the White House on Wednesday as the markets bounce back in response to the Senate passing the largest bailout bill in the nation’s history.
The Q&A portion of the briefing with the media is likely to be contentious after Trump tweeted Wednesday: “The LameStream Media is the dominant force in trying to get me to keep our Country closed as long as possible in the hope that it will be detrimental to my election success. The real people want to get back to work ASAP. We will be stronger than ever before!”


newswars--2020-03-25--Video: Egyptians Congregate in Large Crowd to Protest Against Coronavirus

A large crowd of people congregated on the streets of Alexandria , Egypt to protest against the coronavirus , shouting “ Allahu Akbar ” in a move that only increases the risk of spreading coronavirus .
After reportedly praying from the balconies for an end to the pandemic , Egyptians decided to do the very thing that would help spread it – gather together in a large group .
The video clip shows a group of hundreds of people marching down the street at night while chanting “ Allahu Akbar ” ( God is great ) .
According to one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ corona flag .
Perhaps in response to the protests , the Egyptian government immediately announced a two week 7pm to 6am curfew for its 100 million population .
During the curfew , people will not be allowed to be on the street , whether walking or traveling in vehicles .
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A large crowd of people congregated on the streets of Alexandria, Egypt to protest against the coronavirus, shouting “Allahu Akbar” in a move that only increases the risk of spreading coronavirus.
Yes, really.
After reportedly praying from the balconies for an end to the pandemic, Egyptians decided to do the very thing that would help spread it – gather together in a large group.
The video clip shows a group of hundreds of people marching down the street at night while chanting “Allahu Akbar” (God is great).
According to one tweet, the demonstrators even burned a corona flag.
there are anti-corona protests in egypt and they burnt a corona flag😭 pic.twitter.com/cVGiRIudGO — white satan (@kourakidinchina) March 25, 2020
Perhaps in response to the protests, the Egyptian government immediately announced a two week 7pm to 6am curfew for its 100 million population.
During the curfew, people will not be allowed to be on the street, whether walking or traveling in vehicles.
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newswars--2020-03-25--Coronavirus Patients Being Treated With Vitamin C at New York Hospitals

Patients suffering from serious cases of coronavirus are being treated with vitamin C at some New York hospitals , according to the New York Post .
The critical nutrient is being administered in massive doses to severely ill patients , along with a combination of other medicines , including hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin , both of which have received increased attention recently .
“ Dr .
Andrew G. Weber , a pulmonologist and critical-care specialist affiliated with two Northwell Health facilities on Long Island , said his intensive-care patients with the coronavirus immediately receive 1,500 milligrams of intravenous vitamin C , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ receive identical doses three or four more times per day , Dr. Weber explained .
“ The patients who received vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get vitamin C , ” Weber said .
“ It helps a tremendous amount , but it is not highlighted because it ’ s not a sexy drug.
” He explained that coronavirus patients experience a significant drop in vitamin C levels if their bodies “ overreact to the infection , ” triggering a life-threatening condition called sepsis .
“ It makes all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and maintain this level of vitamin C , ” Weber said .
Vitamin C is being “ widely used ” to treat coronavirus patients throughout the Northwell Health system , a spokesman told the Post .
Doctors in China began treating coronavirus patients with vitamin C in February and reported positive results .

Patients suffering from serious cases of coronavirus are being treated with vitamin C at some New York hospitals, according to the New York Post.
The critical nutrient is being administered in massive doses to severely ill patients, along with a combination of other medicines, including hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin, both of which have received increased attention recently.
“Dr. Andrew G. Weber, a pulmonologist and critical-care specialist affiliated with two Northwell Health facilities on Long Island, said his intensive-care patients with the coronavirus immediately receive 1,500 milligrams of intravenous vitamin C,” the Post reports.
The patients receive identical doses three or four more times per day, Dr. Weber explained.
“The patients who received vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get vitamin C,” Weber said.
“It helps a tremendous amount, but it is not highlighted because it’s not a sexy drug.”
He explained that coronavirus patients experience a significant drop in vitamin C levels if their bodies “overreact to the infection,” triggering a life-threatening condition called sepsis.
“It makes all the sense in the world to try and maintain this level of vitamin C,” Weber said.
Vitamin C is being “widely used” to treat coronavirus patients throughout the Northwell Health system, a spokesman told the Post.
Doctors in China began treating coronavirus patients with vitamin C in February and reported positive results.
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newswars--2020-03-25--Watch Live: Coronavirus Relief Package Screws The American Taxpayer Again

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Make sure to follow Owen on Tik Tok : This allows the Deep State to hold the people & the economy hostage , triggering a depression & civil unrest , driving Trump from office – Watch Live !
Democratic governors are trying to crash the economy by shutting down businesses across America for months .
They ’ re doing this to try and remove President Trump from office , as the economy can not sustain a shut down of this long without going into a depression .
Please share this link @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diabolical plan !
David Knight Show : Coronavirus – Protect Your Health & Prepare For The Evolving Police State Americans hope to protect life , liberty and happiness amid the crisis , but government has other plans .
On this Wednesday broadcast of The David Knight Show , we ’ ll cover the emergency coronavirus relief bill just revealed by The White House and Senate leaders of both parties , the news that Prince Charles has tested positive for COVID-19 and much more news .
Also , Sen. Josh Hawley ( R-MO ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s “ cover-up ” of the early spread of coronavirus , gun shops around the country are being forced to close and the Mayor of Los Angeles , California is threatening to cut off the water and power of stores that remain open during the county ’ s “ safer at home ” ordinance .

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David Knight Show: Coronavirus – Protect Your Health & Prepare For The Evolving Police State
Americans hope to protect life, liberty and happiness amid the crisis, but government has other plans.
On this Wednesday broadcast of The David Knight Show, we’ll cover the emergency coronavirus relief bill just revealed by The White House and Senate leaders of both parties, the news that Prince Charles has tested positive for COVID-19 and much more news.
Also, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is calling for an investigation into China’s “cover-up” of the early spread of coronavirus, gun shops around the country are being forced to close and the Mayor of Los Angeles, California is threatening to cut off the water and power of stores that remain open during the county’s “safer at home” ordinance.


newswars--2020-03-25--Video: Florida City Officials Spar Over Coronavirus Emergency Powers

A contentious argument between Florida city officials over the use of emergency powers amid the coronavirus outbreak went viral last Thursday .
The video , which has garnered over 2.5 million views , shows Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner Omari Hardy blasting Mayor Pam Triolo and City Manager Michael Bornstein for “ turning off people ’ s lights during a global health pandemic.
” Bornstein had admitted that 50 customers had their power turned off before any statement was released about any services being stopped .
“ This is a banana republic is what you ’ re turning this place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hardy yelled at Triolo after she called a recess .
“ We cut people ’ s utilities this week and made them pay — with what could have been their last check — to turn their lights off in a global health pandemic .
But you don ’ t care about that !
You didn ’ t want to meet !
” “ You care more about your relationship with [ Bornstein ] than you do about the people that are out there working , ” Hardy added .
After the video went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all customers who contacted his office had their services restored .
“ There were customers whose service was temporarily suspended during the transition period earlier in the week before the suspension was fully implemented .
Most contacted the City and they were reconnected immediately , and all fees and charges are being credited back to those customers , ” he said .

A contentious argument between Florida city officials over the use of emergency powers amid the coronavirus outbreak went viral last Thursday.
The video, which has garnered over 2.5 million views, shows Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner Omari Hardy blasting Mayor Pam Triolo and City Manager Michael Bornstein for “turning off people’s lights during a global health pandemic.”
Bornstein had admitted that 50 customers had their power turned off before any statement was released about any services being stopped.
“This is a banana republic is what you’re turning this place into with your so-called leadership,” Hardy yelled at Triolo after she called a recess. “We cut people’s utilities this week and made them pay — with what could have been their last check — to turn their lights off in a global health pandemic. But you don’t care about that! You didn’t want to meet!”
“You care more about your relationship with [Bornstein] than you do about the people that are out there working,” Hardy added.
After the video went viral, Bornstein issued a statement saying all customers who contacted his office had their services restored.
“There were customers whose service was temporarily suspended during the transition period earlier in the week before the suspension was fully implemented. Most contacted the City and they were reconnected immediately, and all fees and charges are being credited back to those customers,” he said.


newswars--2020-03-25--Self-Isolation Exacerbating Mental Health Issues

Millions of elderly and vulnerable people suffering from chronic loneliness are now facing further isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic .
This will cause and exacerbate a different set of problems such as mental health issues .
There have been almost 400,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus around the world , whilst over 17,000 people have died .
Although the virus appears to be on the wane in China and South Korea , Europe is now the epicentre with tens of thousands of cases reported .
Governments across Europe have issued lockdowns and advised citizens , especially the elderly , to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mortality .
While self-isolation may save lives , it will cause and exacerbate a different set of problems such as mental health issues and loneliness – the consequences of which I see on a daily basis in my line of work .
One is the loneliest number , as the song written by Harry Nilsson goes .
Sadly , this is becoming the reality for an increasing number of people , both old and young , across the industrialised world .
The atomisation of society and consequent alienation of individuals from each other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as London where few speak to , let alone meaningfully interact with , their neighbours .
Three-quarters of British people apparently do not even know their neighbours names and over half hardly speak with them .
Loneliness alongside a lack of social interaction has negative effects upon both physical and mental health .
Social isolation increases the risk of developing heart disease , stroke and dementia , can be as detrimental to physical health as smoking , and can be more unhealthy than obesity and lack of exercise .
The Campaign to End @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from loneliness , four million of whom are older people .
Half of all over 75 year olds live alone and over a million older adults can pass an entire month in solitude without talking to friends , family or neighbours .
Roughly half of those aged 65 and above report that television or pets are their main form of company .
Those at particular risk of social isolation include middle-aged and older individuals who are also single and suffer from chronic health problems .
Loneliness is also increasing at the other end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be a greater problem in the young .
According to a YouGov poll , almost a third of those aged 18-24 feel lonely either always or most of the time , whereas only 17 percent of those over the age of 55 reported the same .
Similar findings have been reported amongst young adults in the US and Australia , though the factors which cause millennials and Generation Z-ers ( or centennials as they are also known ) who have been brought up on a diet of social media to feel lonely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Many of society ’ s loneliest are also the most vulnerable Akin to physical illness , mental health problems are both a cause and consequence of social isolation – a situation I frequently come across as a doctor working in a psychiatric hospital .
It is common to encounter situations where middle-aged or elderly individuals have either been admitted to hospital as a consequence of depression brought on by social isolation , or who having been treated for their mental health problems are due to be discharged back to living alone , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which is likely to lead to a relapse of their illness .
It is disheartening to know that despite helping them recover , their paucity of social support or lack of friends and family may well cause them to be readmitted with the same issues in the future .
Some patients fear being discharged into solitude .
Their admission to a hospital ward and subsequent contact with healthcare professionals and friendships forged with fellow patients may be the first decent human interaction they have had in a long time .
They often @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reality of life and social isolation hits hard .
Evermore stretched and underfunded community psychiatric care can only plug the gaps so much .
This is not helped by the fact that community services such as day centres and befriending services have suffered extensive cutbacks since the Conservative Party unleashed austerity measures on the population .
For example , in the past eight years the number of adult day centres , a hub for older and vulnerable adults to socialise , have been cut by 40 percent .
Nowadays with coronavirus spreading across @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have gone into shutdown .
The over 70s have been advised by the UK health secretary that they may soon have to self-isolate for prolonged periods .
Such measures , perhaps necessary to a degree , will only exacerbate loneliness .
As many older people live alone , the question remains who will bring them supplies such as food and medicine .
Likewise , their health may deteriorate if routine operations or clinic appointments are cancelled to allow resources to be redeployed elsewhere to deal with the coronavirus epidemic .
Look out for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need anything and have adequate provisions before they go into isolation .
Isolation is likely to have detrimental effects on the physical and mental health of younger people too , especially those who live alone and find themselves becoming increasingly sedentary and spending more time using social media .
The likely increase in social media use , alongside an increased focus on news associated with coronavirus , is likely to further fuel people ’ s collective anxiety .
In the meantime , whilst people are frightened and distracted by the coronavirus pandemic , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad news and roll-out unpopular legislation , some of which might be justified as being in the national interest .
Now is the time to be vigilant and realise that coronavirus , though a major problem , is not the only issue out there .
Alex Jones presents footage from the Rose Garden of the White House where President Trump discusses ending the coronavirus lockdown sooner than later .

Millions of elderly and vulnerable people suffering from chronic loneliness are now facing further isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
This will cause and exacerbate a different set of problems such as mental health issues.
There have been almost 400,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus around the world, whilst over 17,000 people have died. Although the virus appears to be on the wane in China and South Korea, Europe is now the epicentre with tens of thousands of cases reported.
Governments across Europe have issued lockdowns and advised citizens, especially the elderly, to self-isolate in order to prevent spread and mortality. While self-isolation may save lives, it will cause and exacerbate a different set of problems such as mental health issues and loneliness – the consequences of which I see on a daily basis in my line of work.
One is the loneliest number, as the song written by Harry Nilsson goes. Sadly, this is becoming the reality for an increasing number of people, both old and young, across the industrialised world. The atomisation of society and consequent alienation of individuals from each other is particularly visible in big cities such as London where few speak to, let alone meaningfully interact with, their neighbours.
Three-quarters of British people apparently do not even know their neighbours names and over half hardly speak with them.
Loneliness alongside a lack of social interaction has negative effects upon both physical and mental health. Social isolation increases the risk of developing heart disease, stroke and dementia, can be as detrimental to physical health as smoking, and can be more unhealthy than obesity and lack of exercise.
The Campaign to End Loneliness estimates nine million UK adults suffer from loneliness, four million of whom are older people. Half of all over 75 year olds live alone and over a million older adults can pass an entire month in solitude without talking to friends, family or neighbours. Roughly half of those aged 65 and above report that television or pets are their main form of company.
Those at particular risk of social isolation include middle-aged and older individuals who are also single and suffer from chronic health problems.
Loneliness is also increasing at the other end of the age spectrum and even seems to be a greater problem in the young. According to a YouGov poll, almost a third of those aged 18-24 feel lonely either always or most of the time, whereas only 17 percent of those over the age of 55 reported the same. Similar findings have been reported amongst young adults in the US and Australia, though the factors which cause millennials and Generation Z-ers (or centennials as they are also known) who have been brought up on a diet of social media to feel lonely differ from those of the older generation.
Many of society’s loneliest are also the most vulnerable
Akin to physical illness, mental health problems are both a cause and consequence of social isolation – a situation I frequently come across as a doctor working in a psychiatric hospital. It is common to encounter situations where middle-aged or elderly individuals have either been admitted to hospital as a consequence of depression brought on by social isolation, or who having been treated for their mental health problems are due to be discharged back to living alone, sometimes into poor quality or temporary accommodation, which is likely to lead to a relapse of their illness.
It is disheartening to know that despite helping them recover, their paucity of social support or lack of friends and family may well cause them to be readmitted with the same issues in the future.
Some patients fear being discharged into solitude. Their admission to a hospital ward and subsequent contact with healthcare professionals and friendships forged with fellow patients may be the first decent human interaction they have had in a long time. They often lose this network when discharged and the reality of life and social isolation hits hard.
Evermore stretched and underfunded community psychiatric care can only plug the gaps so much. This is not helped by the fact that community services such as day centres and befriending services have suffered extensive cutbacks since the Conservative Party unleashed austerity measures on the population. For example, in the past eight years the number of adult day centres, a hub for older and vulnerable adults to socialise, have been cut by 40 percent.
Nowadays with coronavirus spreading across Britain and mainland Europe, many countries have gone into shutdown. The over 70s have been advised by the UK health secretary that they may soon have to self-isolate for prolonged periods.
Such measures, perhaps necessary to a degree, will only exacerbate loneliness. As many older people live alone, the question remains who will bring them supplies such as food and medicine. Likewise, their health may deteriorate if routine operations or clinic appointments are cancelled to allow resources to be redeployed elsewhere to deal with the coronavirus epidemic.
Look out for your older neighbours. Check if they need anything and have adequate provisions before they go into isolation. Isolation is likely to have detrimental effects on the physical and mental health of younger people too, especially those who live alone and find themselves becoming increasingly sedentary and spending more time using social media. The likely increase in social media use, alongside an increased focus on news associated with coronavirus, is likely to further fuel people’s collective anxiety.
In the meantime, whilst people are frightened and distracted by the coronavirus pandemic, governments have a unique opportunity to bury bad news and roll-out unpopular legislation, some of which might be justified as being in the national interest. Now is the time to be vigilant and realise that coronavirus, though a major problem, is not the only issue out there.
Alex Jones presents footage from the Rose Garden of the White House where President Trump discusses ending the coronavirus lockdown sooner than later.


newswars--2020-03-25--James Woods Suspended on Twitter After Sharing Photo of Andrew Gillum

Actor James Woods was yet again suspended from Twitter Tuesday after sharing a compromising photo of Democrat Florida politician Andrew Gillum .
The photo , which showed the former Tallahassee mayor lying in a puddle of vomit naked and unconscious on the floor of a Florida hotel room after a suspected night of meth binging with male escorts , had been obtained by several media outlets and published online days ago .
After sharing the controversial photo , Twitter suspended Woods claiming he violated a community guideline forbidding “ intimate photos.
” “ Hi James Woods , Your account @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Twitter Rules , ” a message stated .
“ Specifically for : Violating our rules against posting or sharing privately produced/distributed intimate media of someone without their express consent.
” News of Woods ’ suspension was circulated by independent journalist Sara Miller and girlfriend , who added a message from Woods accusing Twitter of “ protecting ” the Democrat at all costs .
“ Twitter is , of course , protecting Andrew Gillum because no one should ever know how vile these Democrat scum truly are , ” Woods reportedly stated .
Woods @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tweet slamming the FBI ’ s Russia probe , which failed to find any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia .
“ If you try to kill the King , you better not miss , ” Woods ’ offending tweet stated at the time .
Gillum , a married father-of-three who lost a gubernatorial race against Republican Ron DeSantis in 2018 , was considered a rising star of the Democrat party before reports surfaced earlier this month claiming he was found by police at a hotel in Miami upon responding to an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the stupid reason why he was suspended by Twitter .

Actor James Woods was yet again suspended from Twitter Tuesday after sharing a compromising photo of Democrat Florida politician Andrew Gillum.
The photo, which showed the former Tallahassee mayor lying in a puddle of vomit naked and unconscious on the floor of a Florida hotel room after a suspected night of meth binging with male escorts, had been obtained by several media outlets and published online days ago.
After sharing the controversial photo, Twitter suspended Woods claiming he violated a community guideline forbidding “intimate photos.”
“Hi James Woods, Your account @RealJamesWoods has been locked for violating the Twitter Rules,” a message stated. “Specifically for: Violating our rules against posting or sharing privately produced/distributed intimate media of someone without their express consent.”
News of Woods’ suspension was circulated by independent journalist Sara Miller and girlfriend, who added a message from Woods accusing Twitter of “protecting” the Democrat at all costs.
“Twitter is, of course, protecting Andrew Gillum because no one should ever know how vile these Democrat scum truly are,” Woods reportedly stated.
Woods was previously suspended from Twitter following a tweet slamming the FBI’s Russia probe, which failed to find any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
“If you try to kill the King, you better not miss,” Woods’ offending tweet stated at the time.
Of course Twitter doesn’t inform his followers. @RealJamesWoods has received the following email: pic.twitter.com/2nnnVBVktQ — Sara Miller (@Millerita) April 20, 2019
Gillum, a married father-of-three who lost a gubernatorial race against Republican Ron DeSantis in 2018, was considered a rising star of the Democrat party before reports surfaced earlier this month claiming he was found by police at a hotel in Miami upon responding to an overdose.
You’ll never guess the stupid reason why he was suspended by Twitter.


newswars--2020-03-25--Biden Says Dems Will Force Green New Deal Into Coronavirus Relief “In The Next Round”

Presidential frontrunner Joe Biden assured the left that Democrats will try to force their Green New Deal plan “ in the next round ” of coronavirus relief legislation .
During his coronavirus livestream Q & A on Wednesday , Biden admitted that Democrats aren ’ t finished trying to insert their radical political agenda into coronavirus stimulus .
“ We ’ re gon na have an opportunity , I believe , in the next round here , to use my green economy- my green deal , to be able to generate both economic growth that ’ s consistent with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the system to keep it going , ” Biden said .
Biden went on to say his proposals will create jobs that provide “ 45 to 50 dollars an hour plus benefits.
” This comes after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to railroad the Senate ’ s attempt to pass a $ 1.6 trillion stimulus package to businesses and individuals affected by the coronavirus pandemic , announcing the House Democrats would present their own version of the bill .
The bill , it turns out , was stuffed with radical far-left pork @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wind , emissions standards for airlines , diversity quotas for corporate boards , and taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood .
Pelosi ended up caving Tuesday after intense criticism from the left and right .
Rep. Jim Clyburn had echoed Biden ’ s sentiment over the weekend , saying the massive coronavirus stimulus package was an opportunity for Democrats to force through their agenda .
“ You never want a serious crisis to go to waste…This crisis provides the opportunity for us to do things that you could not do before , ” Clyburn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ This is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision.
” This further shows how Democrats operate on a motto coined by former Mayor Rahm Emmanuel : Never let a crisis go to waste .
Dr. Steve Pieczenik joins Alex Jones live via Skype to talk coronavirus , President Trump , and how the leftist establishment is using the pandemic to destroy America before Trump completes his recovery of the nation .

Presidential frontrunner Joe Biden assured the left that Democrats will try to force their Green New Deal plan “in the next round” of coronavirus relief legislation.
During his coronavirus livestream Q&A on Wednesday, Biden admitted that Democrats aren’t finished trying to insert their radical political agenda into coronavirus stimulus.
“We’re gonna have an opportunity, I believe, in the next round here, to use my green economy- my green deal, to be able to generate both economic growth that’s consistent with the kind of infusion of moneys we need into the system to keep it going,” Biden said.
Biden went on to say his proposals will create jobs that provide “45 to 50 dollars an hour plus benefits.”
This comes after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to railroad the Senate’s attempt to pass a $1.6 trillion stimulus package to businesses and individuals affected by the coronavirus pandemic, announcing the House Democrats would present their own version of the bill.
The bill, it turns out, was stuffed with radical far-left pork, including tax credits for solar and wind, emissions standards for airlines, diversity quotas for corporate boards, and taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood.
Pelosi ended up caving Tuesday after intense criticism from the left and right.
Rep. Jim Clyburn had echoed Biden’s sentiment over the weekend, saying the massive coronavirus stimulus package was an opportunity for Democrats to force through their agenda.
“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste…This crisis provides the opportunity for us to do things that you could not do before,” Clyburn reportedly told colleagues in a conference call.
“This is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision.”
This further shows how Democrats operate on a motto coined by former Mayor Rahm Emmanuel: Never let a crisis go to waste.
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Dr. Steve Pieczenik joins Alex Jones live via Skype to talk coronavirus, President Trump, and how the leftist establishment is using the pandemic to destroy America before Trump completes his recovery of the nation.