newswars--2020-03-12--Why Medicare for All Would Require Huge Tax Increases

Medicare for All is listed as the top priority of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders .
He describes it as a single-payer system that is “ free at the point of service ” as there will be no premiums , deductibles , copays , or surprise bills .
It will cover more services ( dental , hearing , vision , long-term care , substance abuse treatment , etc . )
than what the present Medicare system covers .
It will also stop the “ pharmaceutical industry from ripping off the American people ” by capping prescription drug prices .
Medicare @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the economic weeds of it .
To understand how Medicare for All is not the utopia it is being sold as , we must first analyze its antithesis , which is modeled below .
The state in this model is an observer .
It is not a manager , owner , subsidizer , regulator , or licenser of healthcare products or services .
Here the exchanges between providers and patients are voluntary and result in twenty-five procedures that cost $ 1050 each .
The red line is the demand for medical procedures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the price that the richest patient is able to pay , $ 2,050 .
Point 2 is the price that a person of average income is willing to pay , $ 1,050 , and point 3 is the price that the poorest patient is able to pay , $ 50 .
Thus , demand represents a queue that sorts patients by their ability to pay , from $ 2,050 on the left to $ 50 on the right .
The blue line is the supply of medical procedures .
Since some doctors have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since doctors work in hospitals and offices with a variety of equipment and assistance from nurses and physician ’ s assistants , the line represents a queue that sorts the cost of providing the procedure from the lowest cost of delivery ( at point 4 ) to the highest ( at point 5 ) .
The market price of medical procedures is determined when demand meets supply , which happens at point 2 .
The price here is $ 1,050 .
Patient 1 is happy to pay it because he is willing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 ) for a procedure .
The service provider is happy to receive this price because she would have performed the procedure for as little as $ 50 ( point 4 ) .
All 25 patients feel this way because they are willing to pay more than the market price , and the pink triangle measures these great feelings .
The transactions also give service providers good feelings because they would have performed the procedures for less than the market price , and the blue triangle measures these good feelings .
The above @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and advocates of free markets make .
It , however , results in twenty-five patients being priced out of the medical procedure market .
They populate the demand curve between points 2 and 3 .
During high school , my mom was one of them .
Being a single mother , she had no means to pay for surgery on my nose , which I had broken when an infielder and I collided going after a flyball in ninth grade PE .
( I made the catch . )
Fortunately for my mom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the Catholic Church , waived the cost of the surgery .
Priced-out patients must either find hospitals willing to waive fees or forgo needed medical procedures .
Politicians such as Sanders cite the above market failure in their equity arguments for intervening in the healthcare industry .
Their proposals include subsidizing , managing , regulating , or running hospitals and health insurance companies , or mandating that premiums be equalized across age and demographics , that medical procedures be covered by insurance , or that firms provide workers with insurance .
Whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or to fish for votes , their interventions if adopted will distort markets and produce unintended consequences .
The figure below shows what happens when the government caps the price of medical procedures , which is modeled by the green line .
In the absence of any other government intervention , the $ 100 price cap induces rationing .
At that artificially low price , 45 people want the procedures ( point 9 ) but only 5 are performed ( the blue point ) .
Kate and Nate , world travelers who post @ @ @ @ @ @ @ observed this while filming their trip to Cuba .
In the posted video , they were surprised to learn that brain surgeons prefer driving cabs to performing surgery because doctors earn less than $ 100 a month in Cuba , which is due , by the way , to the Cuban government ’ s caps on doctors ’ salaries .
Assuming no other government interventions , the price cap has other unintended consequences .
With the upper-class populating demand between points 6 and 7 , the middle-class populating demand between 7 and 8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 8 and 9 , only the upper class has access to healthcare after the cap is imposed .
This is so because they , relative to the others , are willing to pay much more for the now rationed healthcare .
The price cap also increases their spoils from trade from the light purple area to the light and dark purple areas .
It has eliminated access to healthcare for those in the middle class .
Though it was intended to help the poor gain access to healthcare , they end up not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after caps are set .
The solution to unintended price cap consequences is to restore economic freedom .
That decision is rare .
Though there are some examples of it in history , such as the one that resulted in the Chilean Miracle , governments tend to double down .
They adopt layers of intervention to fix the layers of unintended consequences from the layers of previous intervention .
This was F.A .
Hayek ’ s thesis in The Road to Serfdom .
If the government does not lift the price cap , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ access to healthcare for those who have lost it ( the middle class ) and to those who never had it ( the poor ) .
Private providers are not supplying the forty-five needed procedures at point 9 because producing more than 5 at the blue point would result in some providers accruing economic losses .
Instead of taking on these losses , some providers do something else , such as drive cabs or give guided tours in Cuba .
To increase supply to point 9 , the government can subsidize or nationalize @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , however , suspend the laws of economics .
The economics losses still accrue and have to be paid for .
Raising taxes and money printing are two ways that governments can paper over such losses .
Sanders ’ s rivals support subsidies and higher taxes .
His plan includes both of those , plus nationalization and money printing .
Given how united economists , from one end of the political spectrum to the other , are on apartment rental rate caps , it is surprising that so many are so open to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be needed to finance Medicare for All will reduce the dividends that we shareholders receive , the retained earnings that firms use to replenish their physical capital ( office buildings , IT , factories , machines , etc . )
, the value of our retirement accounts , and the prices of individual stocks we own .
The accumulative effect of all of this will slow or retard our productive capacity and incomes .
Medicare for All is not a road to utopia .
It is an expressway to serfdom .

Medicare for All is listed as the top priority of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
He describes it as a single-payer system that is “free at the point of service” as there will be no premiums, deductibles, copays, or surprise bills. It will cover more services (dental, hearing, vision, long-term care, substance abuse treatment, etc.) than what the present Medicare system covers. It will also stop the “pharmaceutical industry from ripping off the American people” by capping prescription drug prices.
Medicare for All sounds wonderful until you get into the economic weeds of it.
To understand how Medicare for All is not the utopia it is being sold as, we must first analyze its antithesis, which is modeled below. The state in this model is an observer. It is not a manager, owner, subsidizer, regulator, or licenser of healthcare products or services. Here the exchanges between providers and patients are voluntary and result in twenty-five procedures that cost $1050 each.
The red line is the demand for medical procedures. The height of point 1 is the price that the richest patient is able to pay, $2,050. Point 2 is the price that a person of average income is willing to pay, $1,050, and point 3 is the price that the poorest patient is able to pay, $50. Thus, demand represents a queue that sorts patients by their ability to pay, from $2,050 on the left to $50 on the right.
The blue line is the supply of medical procedures. Since some doctors have more skill and experience than others and since doctors work in hospitals and offices with a variety of equipment and assistance from nurses and physician’s assistants, the line represents a queue that sorts the cost of providing the procedure from the lowest cost of delivery (at point 4) to the highest (at point 5).
The market price of medical procedures is determined when demand meets supply, which happens at point 2. The price here is $1,050. Patient 1 is happy to pay it because he is willing to pay up to $2,050 (point 1) for a procedure. The service provider is happy to receive this price because she would have performed the procedure for as little as $50 (point 4). All 25 patients feel this way because they are willing to pay more than the market price, and the pink triangle measures these great feelings. The transactions also give service providers good feelings because they would have performed the procedures for less than the market price, and the blue triangle measures these good feelings.
The above argument is the efficiency argument that neoclassicists and advocates of free markets make. It, however, results in twenty-five patients being priced out of the medical procedure market. They populate the demand curve between points 2 and 3. During high school, my mom was one of them. Being a single mother, she had no means to pay for surgery on my nose, which I had broken when an infielder and I collided going after a flyball in ninth grade PE. (I made the catch.) Fortunately for my mom, the hospital, which was run by the Catholic Church, waived the cost of the surgery. Priced-out patients must either find hospitals willing to waive fees or forgo needed medical procedures.
Politicians such as Sanders cite the above market failure in their equity arguments for intervening in the healthcare industry. Their proposals include subsidizing, managing, regulating, or running hospitals and health insurance companies, or mandating that premiums be equalized across age and demographics, that medical procedures be covered by insurance, or that firms provide workers with insurance. Whether politicians propose these policies for just reasons or to fish for votes, their interventions if adopted will distort markets and produce unintended consequences.
The Effect of Price Caps
The figure below shows what happens when the government caps the price of medical procedures, which is modeled by the green line. In the absence of any other government intervention, the $100 price cap induces rationing. At that artificially low price, 45 people want the procedures (point 9) but only 5 are performed (the blue point). Kate and Nate, world travelers who post videos of their experiences on YouTube, observed this while filming their trip to Cuba. In the posted video, they were surprised to learn that brain surgeons prefer driving cabs to performing surgery because doctors earn less than $100 a month in Cuba, which is due, by the way, to the Cuban government’s caps on doctors’ salaries.
Assuming no other government interventions, the price cap has other unintended consequences. With the upper-class populating demand between points 6 and 7, the middle-class populating demand between 7 and 8, and the poor populating it between 8 and 9, only the upper class has access to healthcare after the cap is imposed. This is so because they, relative to the others, are willing to pay much more for the now rationed healthcare. The price cap also increases their spoils from trade from the light purple area to the light and dark purple areas. It has eliminated access to healthcare for those in the middle class. Though it was intended to help the poor gain access to healthcare, they end up not having access to it either before or after caps are set.
The solution to unintended price cap consequences is to restore economic freedom. That decision is rare. Though there are some examples of it in history, such as the one that resulted in the Chilean Miracle, governments tend to double down. They adopt layers of intervention to fix the layers of unintended consequences from the layers of previous intervention. This was F.A. Hayek’s thesis in The Road to Serfdom.
If the government does not lift the price cap, it has to devise policies to increase access to healthcare for those who have lost it (the middle class) and to those who never had it (the poor). Private providers are not supplying the forty-five needed procedures at point 9 because producing more than 5 at the blue point would result in some providers accruing economic losses. Instead of taking on these losses, some providers do something else, such as drive cabs or give guided tours in Cuba. To increase supply to point 9, the government can subsidize or nationalize the healthcare industry. Neither of these, however, suspend the laws of economics. The economics losses still accrue and have to be paid for. Raising taxes and money printing are two ways that governments can paper over such losses. Sanders’s rivals support subsidies and higher taxes. His plan includes both of those, plus nationalization and money printing.
Given how united economists, from one end of the political spectrum to the other, are on apartment rental rate caps, it is surprising that so many are so open to healthcare price caps. The taxation that will be needed to finance Medicare for All will reduce the dividends that we shareholders receive, the retained earnings that firms use to replenish their physical capital (office buildings, IT, factories, machines, etc.), the value of our retirement accounts, and the prices of individual stocks we own. The accumulative effect of all of this will slow or retard our productive capacity and incomes. Medicare for All is not a road to utopia. It is an expressway to serfdom.


newswars--2020-03-12--Watch Live: Professional Leagues Are Canceling Games and Postponing Seasons to Stop Coronavirus Spre

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newswars--2020-03-12--China’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Claims “US Army” May Have Started Coronavirus Outbreak in Wuhan

China ’ s Foreign Ministry spokesman has sensationally blamed the U.S. Army for starting the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan .
The day after President Donald Trump shut down travel from European countries for 30 days , Zhao Lijian made the outlandish assertion that the U.S. itself was responsible for starting the pandemic .
“ It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan , ” tweeted Lijian , adding “ Be transparent !
Make public your data !
US owe us an explanation !
” His tweet included the testimony of CDC Director Robert Redfield to the House @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that early COVID-19 cases in the United States were initially mistaken for regular influenza .
“ CDC was caught on the spot .
When did patient zero begin in US ?
How many people are infected ?
What are the names of the hospitals ?
” asked Lijian .
“ So it appears the official Chinese party line is now that the virus originated in the United States !
” comments Zero Hedge .
Apparently , Lijian has a history of making outrageous claims but this one probably tops them all .
Whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his sentiments remains to be seen .
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China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has sensationally blamed the U.S. Army for starting the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.
The day after President Donald Trump shut down travel from European countries for 30 days, Zhao Lijian made the outlandish assertion that the U.S. itself was responsible for starting the pandemic.
“It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan,” tweeted Lijian, adding “Be transparent! Make public your data! US owe us an explanation!”
2/2 CDC was caught on the spot. When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals? It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan. Be transparent! Make public your data! US owe us an explanation! pic.twitter.com/vYNZRFPWo3 — Lijian Zhao 赵立坚 (@zlj517) March 12, 2020
His tweet included the testimony of CDC Director Robert Redfield to the House Oversight Committee, in which Redfield revealed that early COVID-19 cases in the United States were initially mistaken for regular influenza.
“CDC was caught on the spot. When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals?” asked Lijian.
1/2 CDC Director Robert Redfield admitted some Americans who seemingly died from influenza were tested positive for novel #coronavirus in the posthumous diagnosis, during the House Oversight Committee Wednesday. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/vYNZRFPWo3 — Lijian Zhao 赵立坚 (@zlj517) March 12, 2020
“So it appears the official Chinese party line is now that the virus originated in the United States!” comments Zero Hedge.
Apparently, Lijian has a history of making outrageous claims but this one probably tops them all.
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newswars--2020-03-12--Researchers find new minor planets beyond Neptune

Using data from the Dark Energy Survey ( DES ) , researchers have found more than 300 trans-Neptunian objects ( TNOs ) , minor planets located in the far reaches of the solar system , including more than 100 new discoveries .
Published in The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series , the study also describes a new approach for finding similar types of objects and could aid future searches for the hypothetical Planet Nine and other undiscovered planets .
The work was led by graduate student Pedro Bernardinelli and professors Gary Bernstein and Masao Sako .
The goal of DES , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in January , is to understand the nature of dark energy by collecting high-precision images of the southern sky .
While DES wasn ’ t specifically designed with TNOs in mind , its breadth and depth of coverage made it particularly adept at finding new objects beyond Neptune .
“ The number of TNOs you can find depends on how much of the sky you look at and what ’ s the faintest thing you can find , ” says Bernstein .
Because DES was designed to study galaxies and supernovas , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to track movement .
Dedicated TNO surveys take measurements as frequently as every hour or two , which allows researchers to more easily track their movements .
“ Dedicated TNO surveys have a way of seeing the object move , and it ’ s easy to track them down , ” says Bernardinelli .
“ One of the key things we did in this paper was figure out a way to recover those movements.
” Using the first four years of DES data , Bernardinelli started with a dataset of 7 billion “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ objects detected by the software that were above the image ’ s background levels .
He then removed any objects that were present on multiple nights—things like stars , galaxies , and supernova—to build a “ transient ” list of 22 million objects before commencing a massive game of “ connect the dots , ” looking for nearby pairs or triplets of detected objects to help determine where the object would appear on subsequent nights .
With the 7 billion dots whittled down to a list of around 400 candidates that were seen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the researchers then had to verify their results .
“ We have this list of candidates , and then we have to make sure that our candidates are actually real things , ” Bernardinelli says .
To filter their list of candidates down to actual TNOs , the researchers went back to the original dataset to see if they could find more images of the object in question .
“ Say we found something on six different nights , ” Bernstein says .
“ For TNOs that are there , we actually @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
That means there ’ s images where that object should be , but it didn ’ t make it through the first step of being called a dot.
” Bernardinelli developed a way to stack multiple images to create a sharper view , which helped confirm whether a detected object was a real TNO .
They also verified that their method was able to spot known TNOs in the areas of the sky being studied and that they were able to spot fake objects that were injected into the analysis .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make sure that we were finding what we were supposed to find , ” says Bernardinelli .
After many months of method-development and analysis , the researchers found 316 TNOs , including 245 discoveries made by DES and 139 new objects that were not previously published .
With only 3,000 objects currently known , this DES catalog represents 10 % of all known TNOs .
Pluto , the best-known TNO , is 40 times farther away from the sun than Earth is , and the TNOs found using the DES data range from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ distance from the sun .
Some of these objects are on extremely long-distance orbits that will carry them far beyond Pluto .
Now that DES is complete , the researchers are rerunning their analysis on the entire DES dataset , this time with a lower threshold for object detection at the first filtering stage .
This means that there ’ s an even greater potential for finding new TNOs , possibly as many as 500 , based on the researchers ’ estimates , in the near future .
The method developed by Bernardinelli @ @ @ @ @ @ @ TNOs in upcoming astronomy surveys , including the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory .
This observatory will survey the entire southern sky and will be able to detect even fainter and more distant objects than DES .
“ Many of the programs we ’ ve developed can be easily applied to any other large datasets , such as what the Rubin Observatory will produce , ” says Bernardinelli .
This catalog of TNOs will also be a useful scientific tool for research about the solar system .
Because DES collects a wide spectrum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ researchers can attempt to figure out where the TNO originated from , since objects that form more closely to the Sun have are expected to have different colors than those that originated in more distant and colder locations .
And , by studying the orbits of these objects , researchers might be one step closer to finding Planet Nine , a hypothesized Neptune-sized planet that ’ s thought to exist beyond Pluto .
“ There are lots of ideas about giant planets that used to be in the solar system and aren ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are far away and massive but too faint for us to have noticed yet , ” says Bernstein .
“ Making the catalog is the fun discovery part .
Then when you create this resource ; you can compare what you did find to what somebody ’ s theory said you should find .
”

Using data from the Dark Energy Survey (DES), researchers have found more than 300 trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), minor planets located in the far reaches of the solar system, including more than 100 new discoveries.
Published in The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, the study also describes a new approach for finding similar types of objects and could aid future searches for the hypothetical Planet Nine and other undiscovered planets. The work was led by graduate student Pedro Bernardinelli and professors Gary Bernstein and Masao Sako.
The goal of DES, which completed six years of data collection in January, is to understand the nature of dark energy by collecting high-precision images of the southern sky. While DES wasn’t specifically designed with TNOs in mind, its breadth and depth of coverage made it particularly adept at finding new objects beyond Neptune. “The number of TNOs you can find depends on how much of the sky you look at and what’s the faintest thing you can find,” says Bernstein.
Because DES was designed to study galaxies and supernovas, the researchers had to develop a new way to track movement. Dedicated TNO surveys take measurements as frequently as every hour or two, which allows researchers to more easily track their movements. “Dedicated TNO surveys have a way of seeing the object move, and it’s easy to track them down,” says Bernardinelli. “One of the key things we did in this paper was figure out a way to recover those movements.”
Using the first four years of DES data, Bernardinelli started with a dataset of 7 billion “dots,” all of the possible objects detected by the software that were above the image’s background levels. He then removed any objects that were present on multiple nights—things like stars, galaxies, and supernova—to build a “transient” list of 22 million objects before commencing a massive game of “connect the dots,” looking for nearby pairs or triplets of detected objects to help determine where the object would appear on subsequent nights.
With the 7 billion dots whittled down to a list of around 400 candidates that were seen over at least six nights of observation, the researchers then had to verify their results. “We have this list of candidates, and then we have to make sure that our candidates are actually real things,” Bernardinelli says.
To filter their list of candidates down to actual TNOs, the researchers went back to the original dataset to see if they could find more images of the object in question. “Say we found something on six different nights,” Bernstein says. “For TNOs that are there, we actually pointed at them for 25 different nights. That means there’s images where that object should be, but it didn’t make it through the first step of being called a dot.”
Bernardinelli developed a way to stack multiple images to create a sharper view, which helped confirm whether a detected object was a real TNO. They also verified that their method was able to spot known TNOs in the areas of the sky being studied and that they were able to spot fake objects that were injected into the analysis. “The most difficult part was trying to make sure that we were finding what we were supposed to find,” says Bernardinelli.
After many months of method-development and analysis, the researchers found 316 TNOs, including 245 discoveries made by DES and 139 new objects that were not previously published. With only 3,000 objects currently known, this DES catalog represents 10% of all known TNOs. Pluto, the best-known TNO, is 40 times farther away from the sun than Earth is, and the TNOs found using the DES data range from 30 to 90 times Earth’s distance from the sun. Some of these objects are on extremely long-distance orbits that will carry them far beyond Pluto.
Now that DES is complete, the researchers are rerunning their analysis on the entire DES dataset, this time with a lower threshold for object detection at the first filtering stage. This means that there’s an even greater potential for finding new TNOs, possibly as many as 500, based on the researchers’ estimates, in the near future.
The method developed by Bernardinelli can also be used to search for TNOs in upcoming astronomy surveys, including the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory. This observatory will survey the entire southern sky and will be able to detect even fainter and more distant objects than DES. “Many of the programs we’ve developed can be easily applied to any other large datasets, such as what the Rubin Observatory will produce,” says Bernardinelli.
This catalog of TNOs will also be a useful scientific tool for research about the solar system. Because DES collects a wide spectrum of data on each detected object, researchers can attempt to figure out where the TNO originated from, since objects that form more closely to the Sun have are expected to have different colors than those that originated in more distant and colder locations. And, by studying the orbits of these objects, researchers might be one step closer to finding Planet Nine, a hypothesized Neptune-sized planet that’s thought to exist beyond Pluto.
“There are lots of ideas about giant planets that used to be in the solar system and aren’t there anymore, or planets that are far away and massive but too faint for us to have noticed yet,” says Bernstein. “Making the catalog is the fun discovery part. Then when you create this resource; you can compare what you did find to what somebody’s theory said you should find.”


newswars--2020-03-12--Watch: Biden Calls Trump Response to Wuhan Coronavirus “Xenophobic”

Democrat presidential frontrunner Joe Biden released a statement on COVID-19 Thursday , a day after President Donald Trump delivered his Oval Office address announcing new measures to curb the spread of the virus .
Slamming the president for calling the disease a “ foreign virus , ” Biden told an audience his campaign staff was in contact with disease experts who are addressing the virus according to “ science , ” and not the “ xenophobia ” supposedly exhibited by Trump .
“ Yesterday we announced a public health advisory of experts who will continue to counsel my campaign and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ steps to minimize further risk .
Also we will lead by science , ” Biden said speaking from Wilmington , Delaware .
“ W.H.O .
now has officially declared COVID19 a pandemic .
Downplaying it , being overly dismissive , or spreading misinformation is only gon na hurt us and further advantage the spread of the disease .
But neither should we panic , or fall back on xenophobia .
Labeling COVID-19 a ‘ foreign virus ’ does not display accountability for the misjudgments that have taken thus far by the Trump administration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ speech , Biden promptly walked off stage ignoring reporter ’ s questions .
Biden ’ s remarks echo sentiments from liberal pundits the previous night who , immediately following his speech , described Trump ’ s use of the term “ foreign virus ” as a racist dogwhistle .
“ The president referred to the coronavirus as a ‘ foreign virus , ’ ” CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta told Chris “ Fredo ” Cuomo Wednesday .
“ It ’ s going to come across to a lot of Americans as smacking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ term in this speech.
” President Trump on Wednesday night announced new travel restrictions lasting 30 days affecting travelers flying to the US from Europe , calling it a “ hot spot ” for the disease .
“ The restriction applies to foreign nationals who have been in the Schengen Area , 26 countries in Europe with open borders agreements , in the last 14 days , ” the White House said in a statement .
“ Those who are exempt from these restrictions , such as American citizens , will be directed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ screening can take place .
“ There is extensive travel back and forth between Europe that heightens the risk here in the United States.
” Alex Jones breaks down the Dems who have publicly declared their intention to use the coronavirus pandemic as a means to wreck havock on the rights of American citizens .

Democrat presidential frontrunner Joe Biden released a statement on COVID-19 Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump delivered his Oval Office address announcing new measures to curb the spread of the virus.
Slamming the president for calling the disease a “foreign virus,” Biden told an audience his campaign staff was in contact with disease experts who are addressing the virus according to “science,” and not the “xenophobia” supposedly exhibited by Trump.
Joe Biden: We should not “fall back on xenophobia. Labeling COVID-19 a ‘foreign virus’ does not display accountability for the misjudgments that have taken thus far by the Trump administration.” pic.twitter.com/stiawsHOEG — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 12, 2020 Visit our store now before the sale ends!
“Yesterday we announced a public health advisory of experts who will continue to counsel my campaign and me, help guide our decisions on steps to minimize further risk. Also we will lead by science,” Biden said speaking from Wilmington, Delaware.
“W.H.O. now has officially declared COVID19 a pandemic. Downplaying it, being overly dismissive, or spreading misinformation is only gonna hurt us and further advantage the spread of the disease. But neither should we panic, or fall back on xenophobia. Labeling COVID-19 a ‘foreign virus’ does not display accountability for the misjudgments that have taken thus far by the Trump administration,” Biden said.
Following his speech, Biden promptly walked off stage ignoring reporter’s questions.
Joe Biden walks out once his speech is over so he doesn’t have to answer questions When Biden was vice president, swine flu infected 61 million Americans and killed 12,000 He doesn’t want to answer questions on that and would struggle to answer questions with no teleprompter pic.twitter.com/JYYadtkrnS — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) March 12, 2020
Biden’s remarks echo sentiments from liberal pundits the previous night who, immediately following his speech, described Trump’s use of the term “foreign virus” as a racist dogwhistle.
“The president referred to the coronavirus as a ‘foreign virus,’” CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta told Chris “Fredo” Cuomo Wednesday. “It’s going to come across to a lot of Americans as smacking of xenophobia to use that kind of term in this speech.”
President Trump on Wednesday night announced new travel restrictions lasting 30 days affecting travelers flying to the US from Europe, calling it a “hot spot” for the disease.
“The restriction applies to foreign nationals who have been in the Schengen Area, 26 countries in Europe with open borders agreements, in the last 14 days,” the White House said in a statement. “Those who are exempt from these restrictions, such as American citizens, will be directed to a limited number of airports where screening can take place.
“There is extensive travel back and forth between Europe that heightens the risk here in the United States.”
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newswars--2020-03-12--Russia Has Recorded Zero Coronavirus Deaths

Even as coronavirus ravages the rest of Europe , Russia , which closed its entire border back in January , still has zero recorded deaths from COVID-19 .
The latest numbers out of Russia show that just 28 people are recorded to be infected with coronavirus .
There have been zero fatalities .
Compare these numbers to other European countries .
– The UK has 590 recorded infections and 10 total deaths .
As the Moscow Times highlights , Russia closed “ most entry points along its 4,200-kilometer border with China , ordering people returning from high-risk areas to self-quarantine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the country.
” They did this back in January , while the World Health Organization was simultaneously ordering countries not to profile and not to take any border control measures that would stop the international flow of people .
Singapore , which despite its proximity to China has recorded only 189 cases of coronavirus and zero deaths , also closed its border back in January .
Compare Singapore and Russia ’ s response to a country like the UK , which despite seeing coronavirus ravage Italy and Iran is still allowing people to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Iran while performing zero checks on them whatsoever .
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Even as coronavirus ravages the rest of Europe, Russia, which closed its entire border back in January, still has zero recorded deaths from COVID-19.
What a stunning coincidence.
The latest numbers out of Russia show that just 28 people are recorded to be infected with coronavirus. There have been zero fatalities.
Compare these numbers to other European countries.
– Italy has 15,113 recorded infections and 1,016 total deaths.
– Spain has 3,059 recorded infections and 86 total deaths.
– France has 2,281 recorded infections and 48 total deaths.
– Germany has 2,512 recorded infections and 5 total deaths.
– The UK has 590 recorded infections and 10 total deaths.
Why such a significant difference?
As the Moscow Times highlights, Russia closed “most entry points along its 4,200-kilometer border with China, ordering people returning from high-risk areas to self-quarantine and temporarily banning Chinese citizens from entering the country.”
They did this back in January, while the World Health Organization was simultaneously ordering countries not to profile and not to take any border control measures that would stop the international flow of people.
Singapore, which despite its proximity to China has recorded only 189 cases of coronavirus and zero deaths, also closed its border back in January.
Compare Singapore and Russia’s response to a country like the UK, which despite seeing coronavirus ravage Italy and Iran is still allowing people to arrive in the country from Italy and Iran while performing zero checks on them whatsoever.
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newswars--2020-03-12--Nanoengineers Make Safety Feature to Keep Lithium Metal Batteries From Catching Fire

Nanoengineers at the University of California San Diego developed a safety feature that prevents lithium metal batteries from rapidly heating up and catching fire in case of an internal short circuit .
The team made a clever tweak to the part of the battery called the separator , which serves as a barrier between the anode and cathode , so that it slows down the flow of energy ( and thus heat ) that builds up inside the battery when it short circuits .
The researchers , led by UC San Diego nanoengineering professor Ping Liu and his Ph.D. student @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a paper published in Advanced Materials .
“ We ’ re not trying to stop battery failure from happening .
We ’ re making it much safer so that when it does fail , the battery doesn ’ t catastrophically catch on fire or explode , ” said Gonzalez , who is the paper ’ s first author .
Lithium metal batteries fail because of the growth of needle-like structures called dendrites on the anode after repeated charging .
Over time , dendrites grow long enough to pierce through the separator and create @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , causing an internal short circuit .
When that happens , the flow of electrons between the two electrodes gets out of control , causing the battery to instantly overheat and stop working .
The separator that the UC San Diego team developed essentially softens this blow .
One side is covered by a thin , partially conductive web of carbon nanotubes that intercepts any dendrites that form .
When a dendrite punctures the separator and hits this web , electrons now have a pathway through which they can slowly drain out rather @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at once .
Gonzalez compared the new battery separator to a spillway at a dam .
“ When a dam starts to fail , a spillway is opened up to let some of the water trickle out in a controlled fashion so that when the dam does break and spill out , there ’ s not a lot of water left to cause a flood , ” he said .
“ That ’ s the idea with our separator .
We are draining out the charge much , much slower and prevent a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cathode .
When a dendrite gets intercepted by the separator ’ s conductive layer , the battery can begin to self-discharge so that when the battery does short , there ’ s not enough energy left to be dangerous.
” Other battery research efforts focus on building separators out of materials that are strong enough to block dendrites from breaking through .
But a problem with this approach is that it just prolongs the inevitable , Gonzalez said .
These separators still need to have pores that let ions flow through in order @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a consequence , when the dendrites eventually make it through , the short circuit will be even worse .
Rather than block dendrites , the UC San Diego team sought to mitigate their effects .
In tests , lithium metal batteries equipped with the new separator showed signs of gradual failure over 20 to 30 cycles .
Meanwhile , batteries with a normal ( and slightly thicker ) separator experienced abrupt failure in a single cycle .
“ In a real use case scenario , you wouldn ’ t have any advance warning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It could be fine one second , then catch on fire or short out completely the next .
It ’ s unpredictable , ” Gonzalez said .
“ But with our separator , you would get advance warning that the battery is getting a little bit worse , a little bit worse , a little bit worse , each time you charge it.
” While this study focused on lithium metal batteries , the researchers say the separator can also work in lithium ion and other battery chemistries .
The team will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ commercial use .
A provisional patent has been filed by UC San Diego .
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Nanoengineers at the University of California San Diego developed a safety feature that prevents lithium metal batteries from rapidly heating up and catching fire in case of an internal short circuit.
The team made a clever tweak to the part of the battery called the separator, which serves as a barrier between the anode and cathode, so that it slows down the flow of energy (and thus heat) that builds up inside the battery when it short circuits.
The researchers, led by UC San Diego nanoengineering professor Ping Liu and his Ph.D. student Matthew Gonzalez, detail their work in a paper published in Advanced Materials.
“We’re not trying to stop battery failure from happening. We’re making it much safer so that when it does fail, the battery doesn’t catastrophically catch on fire or explode,” said Gonzalez, who is the paper’s first author.
Lithium metal batteries fail because of the growth of needle-like structures called dendrites on the anode after repeated charging. Over time, dendrites grow long enough to pierce through the separator and create a bridge between the anode and cathode, causing an internal short circuit. When that happens, the flow of electrons between the two electrodes gets out of control, causing the battery to instantly overheat and stop working.
The separator that the UC San Diego team developed essentially softens this blow. One side is covered by a thin, partially conductive web of carbon nanotubes that intercepts any dendrites that form. When a dendrite punctures the separator and hits this web, electrons now have a pathway through which they can slowly drain out rather than rush straight towards the cathode all at once.
Gonzalez compared the new battery separator to a spillway at a dam.
“When a dam starts to fail, a spillway is opened up to let some of the water trickle out in a controlled fashion so that when the dam does break and spill out, there’s not a lot of water left to cause a flood,” he said. “That’s the idea with our separator. We are draining out the charge much, much slower and prevent a ‘flood’ of electrons to the cathode. When a dendrite gets intercepted by the separator’s conductive layer, the battery can begin to self-discharge so that when the battery does short, there’s not enough energy left to be dangerous.”
Other battery research efforts focus on building separators out of materials that are strong enough to block dendrites from breaking through. But a problem with this approach is that it just prolongs the inevitable, Gonzalez said. These separators still need to have pores that let ions flow through in order for the battery to work. As a consequence, when the dendrites eventually make it through, the short circuit will be even worse.
Rather than block dendrites, the UC San Diego team sought to mitigate their effects.
In tests, lithium metal batteries equipped with the new separator showed signs of gradual failure over 20 to 30 cycles. Meanwhile, batteries with a normal (and slightly thicker) separator experienced abrupt failure in a single cycle.
“In a real use case scenario, you wouldn’t have any advance warning that the battery is going to fail. It could be fine one second, then catch on fire or short out completely the next. It’s unpredictable,” Gonzalez said. “But with our separator, you would get advance warning that the battery is getting a little bit worse, a little bit worse, a little bit worse, each time you charge it.”
While this study focused on lithium metal batteries, the researchers say the separator can also work in lithium ion and other battery chemistries. The team will be working on optimizing the separator for commercial use. A provisional patent has been filed by UC San Diego.
Powerful Bowne report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--Mini-Doc “Fleeing California” Exposes Failed Democrat Policies

A mini-documentary released Wednesday by PragerU highlights the mass exodus of Californians who are escaping the liberal state in search @ @ @ @ @ lower taxes .
PragerU ’ s Will Witt gets to the bottom of how California @ @ @ @ @ and what specific policies and regulations have crippled the once great state .
Meanwhile , @ @ @ @ @ left-leaning policies with the great state of Texas ’ conservative agenda .
As citizens of @ @ @ @ @ masse , the majority of them head for The Lone Star State largely due to @ @ @ @ @ , the booming economy , rising wages , low taxes , low regulations and free @ @ @ @ @ Senator Ted Cruz , Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren , California State Senator Brian Dahle @ @ @ @ @ short documentary .

A mini-documentary released Wednesday by PragerU highlights the mass exodus of Californians who are escaping the liberal state in search of jobs, homes and lower taxes.
PragerU’s Will Witt gets to the bottom of how California was ruined by the left and what specific policies and regulations have crippled the once great state.
Meanwhile, Witt contrasts California’s left-leaning policies with the great state of Texas’ conservative agenda.
As citizens of The Golden State flee en masse, the majority of them head for The Lone Star State largely due to the substantial amount of jobs, the booming economy, rising wages, low taxes, low regulations and free enterprise.
Hear from Texas Senator Ted Cruz, Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren, California State Senator Brian Dahle and others in this powerful short documentary.


newswars--2020-03-12--Trump Authorizes Pentagon ‘To Do What We Need To Do’ After Deadly Attack on US & UK Troops in Iraq

US President Donald Trump has given the military permission to avenge the deaths of two US troops and a British serviceman in a rocket attack on Camp Taji outside the Iraqi capital , Baghdad , Defense Secretary Mark Esper confirmed .
“ I have spoken with the president .
He ’ s given me the authority to do what we need to do , consistent with his guidance .
And , you know – if that becomes the case , ” Esper told journalists .
He refused to disclose any details of a possible military response , only saying that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any option off the table right now , ” and that the Pentagon was “ focused ” on the Iraq-based military groups that could be responsible for the attack .
A high-ranked US general earlier insisted that the Pentagon knew with a “ high degree of certainty ” who the perpetrators of the rocket strike were .
A total of 18 rockets struck Camp Taji on Wednesday , killing two US troops and one British soldier , while injuring 12 others .
The base , located 27km north of Baghdad , is used @ @ @ @ @ @ @ local security forces .
It ’ s the second attack against Camp Taji since the start of the year , with an Iraqi soldier injured by rocket fire in January .
US troops almost had to completely withdraw from Iraq at the start of the year after an American drone strike killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and a number of Iraqi Shia militia officials at the Baghdad International Airport .
The people in Iraq were outraged at the US for trying to settle score with Tehran on their soil .
The local parliament @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ end the presence of any foreign troops on Iraqi soil , ” but it was eventually brushed off by Washington .
However , Tehran retaliated for Soleimani death , striking two US facilities in Iraq with missiles on January 8 .
No lives were lost , but the Pentagon said that more than 100 American troops have suffered “ mild traumatic brain injury.
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US President Donald Trump has given the military permission to avenge the deaths of two US troops and a British serviceman in a rocket attack on Camp Taji outside the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, Defense Secretary Mark Esper confirmed.
“I have spoken with the president. He’s given me the authority to do what we need to do, consistent with his guidance. And, you know – if that becomes the case,” Esper told journalists.
He refused to disclose any details of a possible military response, only saying that he was “not going to take any option off the table right now,” and that the Pentagon was “focused” on the Iraq-based military groups that could be responsible for the attack.
A high-ranked US general earlier insisted that the Pentagon knew with a “high degree of certainty” who the perpetrators of the rocket strike were.
A total of 18 rockets struck Camp Taji on Wednesday, killing two US troops and one British soldier, while injuring 12 others.
The base, located 27km north of Baghdad, is used by the US coalition to train the local security forces.
It’s the second attack against Camp Taji since the start of the year, with an Iraqi soldier injured by rocket fire in January.
US troops almost had to completely withdraw from Iraq at the start of the year after an American drone strike killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and a number of Iraqi Shia militia officials at the Baghdad International Airport.
The people in Iraq were outraged at the US for trying to settle score with Tehran on their soil.
The local parliament even adopted a resolution, seeking to “end the presence of any foreign troops on Iraqi soil,” but it was eventually brushed off by Washington.
However, Tehran retaliated for Soleimani death, striking two US facilities in Iraq with missiles on January 8. No lives were lost, but the Pentagon said that more than 100 American troops have suffered “mild traumatic brain injury.”
Powerful Bowne report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--McConnell Cancels Senate Recess, Will Remain in Town to Craft COVID-19 Legislation

( Update 13:45 ET ) : McConnell has canceled the Senate recess over the coronavirus , saying on Tuesday that they will remain in town to craft COVID-19 legislation .
( Update 11:11 ET ) : President Trump says he does not support House Democrats ’ coronavirus bill because it includes ‘ unrelated goodies.
’ He added that he won ’ t invoke emergency powers under the Stafford act over the outbreak at this time .
Meanwhile , Trump ’ s former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Bossert has some thoughts on what should be done right now : “ Instead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individuals , families and businesses , the House Democrats chose to wander into various areas of policy that are barely related , if at all , to the issue before us.
” he said .
McConnell said that instead he wants a smaller , non-controversial coronavirus response package .
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy ( R-CA ) also signaled his opposition to the Democratic proposal .
House Democrats are hoping to vote for their economic stimulus bill on Thursday , which would include provisions that mandate paid sick leave for workers , provide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state and local governments $ 1 billion for food programs and unemployment .
The House Democrats ’ bill , the text of which was released Wednesday evening , would require employers to give workers seven days of paid sick leave , with an additional 14 granted during a public health crisis , such as the coronavirus outbreak .
It would replace about two-thirds of wages for most workers , subject to a maximum .
The proposal would represent a major expansion of paid leave in the U.S .
Currently , only about a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ California in 2014 became the second state in the country to do so .
The bill would also provide $ 1 billion in emergency grants to states to process unemployment benefits and nearly $ 1 billion for food programs , including help for local food banks and additional funding for programs for pregnant women , children and seniors .
The bill would create a new program for paid leave that would be administered by the Social Security Administration and operate for the next year .
Benefits would equal two-thirds of prior average wages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and would not be taxable .
–LA Times House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer ( D-MD ) said on Thursday morning that the House is still working with the Trump administration and a vote on the bill is still possible later in the day .
“ Further information regarding the exact timing of votes will be announced as soon as it becomes available , ” he said .
Powerful Bowne Report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak .

(Update 13:45 ET): McConnell has canceled the Senate recess over the coronavirus, saying on Tuesday that they will remain in town to craft COVID-19 legislation.
(Update 11:11 ET): President Trump says he does not support House Democrats’ coronavirus bill because it includes ‘unrelated goodies.’
He added that he won’t invoke emergency powers under the Stafford act over the outbreak at this time.
Meanwhile, Trump’s former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Bossert has some thoughts on what should be done right now:
In two weeks, we will regret wasting time and energy on travel restrictions and wish we focused more on hospital preparation and large scale community mitigation. — Thomas P. Bossert (@TomBossert) March 12, 2020 Get back in the game, jump on our major sale at the store now!
Update: McConnell responds
Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi’s first draft from late last night was off-base. It does not focus immediate relief on affected Americans. It proposes new bureaucracy that would only delay assistance. It wanders into policy areas that are not related to the pressing issues at hand. — Leader McConnell (@senatemajldr) March 12, 2020
Fortunately, we do not need to choose between Speaker Pelosi’s first draft and doing nothing. I am glad the Administration is continuing talks. The Senate is ready to consider a bipartisan, bicameral package if House Democrats return to the table & work with the President’s team. — Leader McConnell (@senatemajldr) March 12, 2020
“Instead of focusing on immediate relief to affected individuals, families and businesses, the House Democrats chose to wander into various areas of policy that are barely related, if at all, to the issue before us.” he said.
McConnell said that instead he wants a smaller, non-controversial coronavirus response package.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) also signaled his opposition to the Democratic proposal.
House Democrats are hoping to vote for their economic stimulus bill on Thursday, which would include provisions that mandate paid sick leave for workers, provide over $1 billion in aid to state and local governments $1 billion for food programs and unemployment.
The House Democrats’ bill, the text of which was released Wednesday evening, would require employers to give workers seven days of paid sick leave, with an additional 14 granted during a public health crisis, such as the coronavirus outbreak. It would replace about two-thirds of wages for most workers, subject to a maximum.
The proposal would represent a major expansion of paid leave in the U.S. Currently, only about a dozen states mandate paid sick leave. California in 2014 became the second state in the country to do so.
The bill would also provide $1 billion in emergency grants to states to process unemployment benefits and nearly $1 billion for food programs, including help for local food banks and additional funding for programs for pregnant women, children and seniors.
The bill would create a new program for paid leave that would be administered by the Social Security Administration and operate for the next year. Benefits would equal two-thirds of prior average wages, capped at $4,000 per month, and would not be taxable. –LA Times
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) said on Thursday morning that the House is still working with the Trump administration and a vote on the bill is still possible later in the day.
“Further information regarding the exact timing of votes will be announced as soon as it becomes available,” he said.
Powerful Bowne Report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--Coronavirus Enters The Second Phase

Coronavirus Enters The Second Phase

As coronavirus continues spreading , President Trump has suspended travel between the United States and most of Europe as the @ @ @ @ @ the Coronavirus a pandemic .
Of course , Democrat haters will hate as they claim @ @ @ @ @ even though he quickly restricted travel from China at the end of January .
The @ @ @ @ @ has been suspended indefinitely after a player on the Utah Jazz tested positive .
Meanwhile @ @ @ @ @ involving a major celebrity has occurred in Australia .
As Tom Hanks and his wife @ @ @ @ @ to Deadline , “ Deadline received a statement directly from Hanks : ‘ Hello , @ @ @ @ @ are down here in Australia .
We felt a bit tired , like we had @ @ @ @ @ aches .
Rita had some chills that came and went .
Slight fevers too .
@ @ @ @ @ as is needed in the world right now , we were tested for the Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ be positive .
’ ”

As coronavirus continues spreading, President Trump has suspended travel between the United States and most of Europe as the World Health Organization finally declared the Coronavirus a pandemic.
Of course, Democrat haters will hate as they claim President Trump has done nothing even though he quickly restricted travel from China at the end of January.
The 2019-2020 Season of the NBA has been suspended indefinitely after a player on the Utah Jazz tested positive.
Meanwhile, the first positive case involving a major celebrity has occurred in Australia.
As Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson offered this statement to Deadline, “Deadline received a statement directly from Hanks: ‘Hello, folks. Rita and I are down here in Australia. We felt a bit tired, like we had colds, and some body aches. Rita had some chills that came and went. Slight fevers too. To play things right, as is needed in the world right now, we were tested for the Coronavirus, and were found to be positive.’”


newswars--2020-03-12--‘US Army Behind Covid-19 in Wuhan’: China’s Foreign Ministry Levels Bombastic Charge

A truly bombshell and unprecedented accusation , underscoring that if Sino-US relations amid the broader crisis weren ’ t already bad enough , they ’ re about to crash much , much lower : China ’ s Foreign Ministry spokesman tweets “ it might be the US Army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan ” — the widely acknowledged epicenter and origin point of the Covid-19 pandemic .
Such shock allegations have recently been swirling in foreign media , especially in Chinese , Iranian and Russian press ; however , this is the first time such a high Beijing has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump controversially referred to it as a “ foreign virus ” .
Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made the remarks on his official Twitter account Thursday , citing prior televised testimony by CDC Director Robert Redfield to the House Oversight Committee : After for months the globe wrangled over “ patient zero ” and origin points in China , including scrutiny focused on the Chinese state-owned virology lab in Wuhan , which itself happened to be in the ground zero hot zone , it appears Beijing is now aggressively deflecting “ blame ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your data !
US owe us an explanation !
” [ sic ] Lijian demanded .
When did patient zero begin in US ?
How many people are infected ?
What are the names of the hospitals ?
It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan .
Be transparent !
So it appears the official Chinese party line is now that the virus originated in the United States !
The charge appears rooted in the part of Redfield ’ s testimony where he said early Covid-19 cases were mistaken for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of mission at China ’ s embassy in Pakistan , Lijian actaully has a history of combative and bombastic statements on Twitter that many in the West have actually compared to Donald Trump ’ s social media style of unfiltered accusations .
It ’ ll be interesting to see if other top officials in Beijing and in the Communist Party double down on this tweets and affirm these “ suspicions ” and outlandish accusations leveled at Washington .
Powerful Bowne report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak .

A truly bombshell and unprecedented accusation, underscoring that if Sino-US relations amid the broader crisis weren’t already bad enough, they’re about to crash much, much lower: China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman tweets “it might be the US Army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan” — the widely acknowledged epicenter and origin point of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Such shock allegations have recently been swirling in foreign media, especially in Chinese, Iranian and Russian press; however, this is the first time such a high Beijing has leveled the charge — this after President Trump controversially referred to it as a “foreign virus”.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made the remarks on his official Twitter account Thursday, citing prior televised testimony by CDC Director Robert Redfield to the House Oversight Committee:
2/2 CDC was caught on the spot. When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals? It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan. Be transparent! Make public your data! US owe us an explanation! pic.twitter.com/vYNZRFPWo3 — Lijian Zhao 赵立坚 (@zlj517) March 12, 2020 Now that you're intellectually ahead, stay physically ahead by visiting our store.
After for months the globe wrangled over “patient zero” and origin points in China, including scrutiny focused on the Chinese state-owned virology lab in Wuhan, which itself happened to be in the ground zero hot zone, it appears Beijing is now aggressively deflecting “blame” for the spread.
“Make public your data! US owe us an explanation!” [sic] Lijian demanded.
He said:
When did patient zero begin in US? How many people are infected? What are the names of the hospitals? It might be US army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan. Be transparent!
So it appears the official Chinese party line is now that the virus originated in the United States!
The charge appears rooted in the part of Redfield’s testimony where he said early Covid-19 cases were mistaken for regular influenza.
1/2 CDC Director Robert Redfield admitted some Americans who seemingly died from influenza were tested positive for novel #coronavirus in the posthumous diagnosis, during the House Oversight Committee Wednesday. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/vYNZRFPWo3 — Lijian Zhao 赵立坚 (@zlj517) March 12, 2020
Formerly as deputy chief of mission at China’s embassy in Pakistan, Lijian actaully has a history of combative and bombastic statements on Twitter that many in the West have actually compared to Donald Trump’s social media style of unfiltered accusations.
It’ll be interesting to see if other top officials in Beijing and in the Communist Party double down on this tweets and affirm these “suspicions” and outlandish accusations leveled at Washington.
Powerful Bowne report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--Biden’s Corruption To Be Revealed to the Public

Even after Joe Biden ’ s come from behind primary victories , winning in Michigan , Missouri and Mississippi , bringing the Bernie Sanders campaign to a standstill despite Biden ’ s total disregard for the hearts and minds of the valid concerns of the very factory workers Biden claims to identify with and the media cover he has received regardless of a steady diet of gaffes and arrogance , Joe Biden is still walking a tightrope that many with the help of the mockingbird media would choose to ignore .
With all eyes on Biden , his past will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ son Hunter .
Besides his tax returns , Hunter Biden has also failed to disclose his financial records concerning a child support case he is distancing himself from involving Lunden Alexis Roberts , the mother of 50-year-old Hunter ’ s child .
As the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette revealed , “ All financial institutions used by him or a business he owns or controls ; ” “ a list of all companies he currently owns or in which he has an ownership interest and the state in which those companies are incorporated ; ” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the past five years ; ” “ a list of all employers for the past five years ; ” tax documents for companies he owns and “ a copy of deeds to properties that he owns or in which he has an ownership interest.
” So in the midst of Joe ’ s victory celebrations , Hunter is scheduled for a deposition this week regarding a simple child custody case that could open up a can of worms exposing himself and his father ’ s shady dealings with the corrupt Ukrainian Burisma @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FOIA lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch regarding all communications between the Obama/Biden White House legal and National Security Council Staff and the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv regarding Burisma .

Even after Joe Biden’s come from behind primary victories, winning in Michigan, Missouri and Mississippi, bringing the Bernie Sanders campaign to a standstill despite Biden’s total disregard for the hearts and minds of the valid concerns of the very factory workers Biden claims to identify with and the media cover he has received regardless of a steady diet of gaffes and arrogance, Joe Biden is still walking a tightrope that many with the help of the mockingbird media would choose to ignore.
With all eyes on Biden, his past will eventually catch up with him via his son Hunter.
Besides his tax returns, Hunter Biden has also failed to disclose his financial records concerning a child support case he is distancing himself from involving Lunden Alexis Roberts, the mother of 50-year-old Hunter’s child.
As the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette revealed, “All financial institutions used by him or a business he owns or controls;” “a list of all companies he currently owns or in which he has an ownership interest and the state in which those companies are incorporated;” “a list of all sources of income for the past five years;” “a list of all employers for the past five years;” tax documents for companies he owns and “a copy of deeds to properties that he owns or in which he has an ownership interest.”
So in the midst of Joe’s victory celebrations, Hunter is scheduled for a deposition this week regarding a simple child custody case that could open up a can of worms exposing himself and his father’s shady dealings with the corrupt Ukrainian Burisma Holdings.
Not to mention a recent FOIA lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch regarding all communications between the Obama/Biden White House legal and National Security Council Staff and the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv regarding Burisma.


newswars--2020-03-12--Mayor of Florence Encouraged Italians to “Hug a Chinese” Before Coronavirus Pandemic Hit

The Mayor of Florence is facing fresh criticism after he encouraged Italians to “ Hug a Chinese ” as a stand against racism before Italy was later forced to quarantine its entire country because of the coronavirus .
The story is yet another illustration of how political correctness can actually sometimes be dangerous if not fatal .
Italy is now under a complete lockdown after the country was ravaged by coronavirus .
Current figures show over 12,000 recorded infections with 827 deaths .
Many observers have criticized Italy ’ s left-wing government for not taking tougher measures earlier , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how Mayor of Florence Dario Nardella responded to the outbreak .
Back in February , as the first cases of coronavirus were being recorded in Italy , Nardella launched an anti-racism hashtag campaign which translates as “ hug a Chinese.
” “ Half-empty Chinese restaurants , suspicious looks when you meet a Chinese on the street – maybe born and raised in Italy – psychosis when the bus neighbor sneezes , this is the effect of Coronavirus on the Italian population , ” reported Newsly.it .
A video shows a Chinese man wearing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Florence asking for hugs .
Numerous people embrace the man while some physically remove his blindfold and mask .
The Mayor even released a Twitter video of himself hugging an awkward-looking Chinese person to promote the campaign , which was launched to “ stem the hatred ” and “ express solidarity with the Chinese community.
” Suffice to say Nardella is a member of the left-wing Democratic Party in Italy .
One wonders if he sees the empty streets in Florence and ponders whether his absurd campaign contributed to the current state of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by free speech-hating Silicon Valley behemoths who want me disappeared forever .
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The Mayor of Florence is facing fresh criticism after he encouraged Italians to “Hug a Chinese” as a stand against racism before Italy was later forced to quarantine its entire country because of the coronavirus.
The story is yet another illustration of how political correctness can actually sometimes be dangerous if not fatal.
Italy is now under a complete lockdown after the country was ravaged by coronavirus. Current figures show over 12,000 recorded infections with 827 deaths.
Many observers have criticized Italy’s left-wing government for not taking tougher measures earlier, but their reaction was significantly less embarrassing than how Mayor of Florence Dario Nardella responded to the outbreak.
Back in February, as the first cases of coronavirus were being recorded in Italy, Nardella launched an anti-racism hashtag campaign which translates as “hug a Chinese.”
“Half-empty Chinese restaurants, suspicious looks when you meet a Chinese on the street – maybe born and raised in Italy – psychosis when the bus neighbor sneezes, this is the effect of Coronavirus on the Italian population,” reported Newsly.it.
A video shows a Chinese man wearing a blindfold and a face mask in Florence asking for hugs. Numerous people embrace the man while some physically remove his blindfold and mask.
The Mayor even released a Twitter video of himself hugging an awkward-looking Chinese person to promote the campaign, which was launched to “stem the hatred” and “express solidarity with the Chinese community.”
#coronavirus: seguiamo le indicazioni delle autorità sanitarie e usiamo cautela, ma nessun terrorismo psicologico e soprattutto basta con i soliti sciacalli che non vedevano l’ora di usare questa scusa per odiare e insultare. Uniti in questa battaglia comune! #AbbracciaUnCinese pic.twitter.com/pUdqEl0piW — Dario Nardella (@DarioNardella) February 1, 2020
Suffice to say Nardella is a member of the left-wing Democratic Party in Italy.
One wonders if he sees the empty streets in Florence and ponders whether his absurd campaign contributed to the current state of Italy.
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newswars--2020-03-12--Stock Market Went From All-Time Record Highs to a Bear Market in a Matter of Weeks

The 11-year bull run is over .
After a rebound on Tuesday based on hopes of government fiscal stimulus , US stock markets plunged again Wednesday and officially moved into bear territory .
The Dow Jones shed 1,464.9 points , a 5.86 % drop .
The S & P500 fell 4.89 % .
And the NASDAQ dipped 4.7 % .
With yesterday ’ s losses , all three indexes are down more than 20 % off their highs — bringing the longest bull market in history to an official end .
Some of the other indexes are in even worse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ typically reflects the domestic economy , is down 26 % from its highs and the Dow Transports have fallen around 29 % .
In his podcast , Peter Schiff said this is as fast as US stocks have ever gone from record highs to a full-fledged bear market .
“ We ’ ve gone from all-time record highs to a bear market in a matter of weeks .
That has never happened before.
” The financials are getting clobbered .
The regional banking index has fallen 53 % from its peak .
Seven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Peter said it ’ s no surprise financials are leading the decline just like they did in 2008 .
“ This is a financial crisis .
We ’ re actually just resuming the financial crisis that started in 2008 .
It ’ s going to be a while before it ends , but it is going to be a spectacular ending as far as the severity of the ultimate collapse.
” The pundits on the business networks insist this isn ’ t a repeat of 2008 .
They claim that the banks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to worry about .
“ Except these were the exact same anchors who in 2008 were saying that we didn ’ t have to worry about the banks — that the banks were in great shape .
None of these guys were worried about the banks until a few of them went bankrupt .
… The banks are in lousy shape .
That ’ s why they are tanking because they ’ re holding all this bad paper.
” Debt is the elephant in the room most people seem to be missing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It can ’ t handle even a modest economic slowdown due to the coronavirus — and this is not looking like a modest slowdown .
How will corporations keep up the payments on their loans in a slow economy ?
How will consumers pay their trillion-dollar-plus credit card bills ?
“ Everybody is loaded up with debt , as I ’ ve been saying .
That is the problem .
If we had a viable economy that wasn ’ t so levered up , we could weather the coronavirus .
We could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Households could handle it .
But the fact of the matter is they can ’ t .
This is a debt crisis just like the one we had in 2008.
” In 2008 , the pin that pricked the bubble was falling real estate prices .
When property values started to fall , the defaults started .
People who had taken out subprime loans with virtually nothing down had no incentive to pay the mortgage .
As Peter put it , they sent in their keys instead of a check .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there was no problem .
They said it was contained to the housing market .
“ They didn ’ t understand the debt dominoes and how knocking down one meant the rest of them were going to fall.
” This time the pin was the coronavirus .
In fact , the air was already seeping out of the bubble before coronavirus .
The Fed managed to patch things up last year by ending interest rate “ normalization ” and balance sheet reduction .
It did three rate cuts last year and resumed quantitative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even before the virus .
Now that the bubble has popped , it ’ s not about the pin .
We are on the precipice of a credit crisis .
“ Just like lenders were in trouble when homeowners couldn ’ t pay their bills , the lenders are in trouble now when the hotels can ’ t pay their bills , or airlines can ’ t pay their bills , or retailers can ’ t pay their bills .
There are so many companies that have gotten so levered up because of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rates.
” Bond prices also dropped yesterday and yields rose for the second straight day .
For the significance of that , click here .
Meanwhile , gold has languished , leading many people to ask why we ’ re not seeing a big increase in the price of the yellow metal as stocks tank .
Peter said you have to go back to 2008 .
Gold crashed along with stocks in ’ 08 .
It just didn ’ t go down as much .
Gold is a liquid asset and traders often @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as stocks fall in order to cover margin .
With this market crash , gold has actually gone up .
Not as much as people might expect , but even with the volatility , we have seen an increase in the price overall .
“ The fact that gold has gone up and not down shows you that there ’ s a big difference between what ’ s happening now when this financial crisis is starting and what happened in 2008 when that smaller financial crisis started.
” Powerful Bowne Report breaking down @ @ @ @ @ @ @

The 11-year bull run is over.
After a rebound on Tuesday based on hopes of government fiscal stimulus, US stock markets plunged again Wednesday and officially moved into bear territory.
The Dow Jones shed 1,464.9 points, a 5.86% drop. The S&P500 fell 4.89%. And the NASDAQ dipped 4.7%. With yesterday’s losses, all three indexes are down more than 20% off their highs — bringing the longest bull market in history to an official end.
Some of the other indexes are in even worse shape. The Russell 2000, which typically reflects the domestic economy, is down 26% from its highs and the Dow Transports have fallen around 29%.
In his podcast, Peter Schiff said this is as fast as US stocks have ever gone from record highs to a full-fledged bear market.
“We’ve gone from all-time record highs to a bear market in a matter of weeks. That has never happened before.”
The financials are getting clobbered. The regional banking index has fallen 53% from its peak. Seven years of gains have been wiped out. Peter said it’s no surprise financials are leading the decline just like they did in 2008.
“This is a financial crisis. We’re actually just resuming the financial crisis that started in 2008. It’s going to be a while before it ends, but it is going to be a spectacular ending as far as the severity of the ultimate collapse.”
The pundits on the business networks insist this isn’t a repeat of 2008. They claim that the banks are sound so there’s nothing to worry about.
“Except these were the exact same anchors who in 2008 were saying that we didn’t have to worry about the banks — that the banks were in great shape. None of these guys were worried about the banks until a few of them went bankrupt. … The banks are in lousy shape. That’s why they are tanking because they’re holding all this bad paper.”
Debt is the elephant in the room most people seem to be missing. The economy is loaded up with debt. It can’t handle even a modest economic slowdown due to the coronavirus — and this is not looking like a modest slowdown. How will corporations keep up the payments on their loans in a slow economy? How will consumers pay their trillion-dollar-plus credit card bills?
“Everybody is loaded up with debt, as I’ve been saying. That is the problem. If we had a viable economy that wasn’t so levered up, we could weather the coronavirus. We could handle it. Businesses could handle it. Households could handle it. But the fact of the matter is they can’t. This is a debt crisis just like the one we had in 2008.”
In 2008, the pin that pricked the bubble was falling real estate prices. When property values started to fall, the defaults started. People who had taken out subprime loans with virtually nothing down had no incentive to pay the mortgage. As Peter put it, they sent in their keys instead of a check. At the time, the pundits all said there was no problem. They said it was contained to the housing market.
“They didn’t understand the debt dominoes and how knocking down one meant the rest of them were going to fall.”
This time the pin was the coronavirus.
In fact, the air was already seeping out of the bubble before coronavirus. The Fed managed to patch things up last year by ending interest rate “normalization” and balance sheet reduction. It did three rate cuts last year and resumed quantitative easing. These were crisis-like monetary measures even before the virus.
Now that the bubble has popped, it’s not about the pin. We are on the precipice of a credit crisis.
“Just like lenders were in trouble when homeowners couldn’t pay their bills, the lenders are in trouble now when the hotels can’t pay their bills, or airlines can’t pay their bills, or retailers can’t pay their bills. There are so many companies that have gotten so levered up because of years and years of artificially low interest rates.”
Bond prices also dropped yesterday and yields rose for the second straight day. For the significance of that, click here.
Meanwhile, gold has languished, leading many people to ask why we’re not seeing a big increase in the price of the yellow metal as stocks tank. Peter said you have to go back to 2008. Gold crashed along with stocks in ’08. It just didn’t go down as much. Gold is a liquid asset and traders often sell the yellow metal to raise cash as stocks fall in order to cover margin.
With this market crash, gold has actually gone up. Not as much as people might expect, but even with the volatility, we have seen an increase in the price overall.
“The fact that gold has gone up and not down shows you that there’s a big difference between what’s happening now when this financial crisis is starting and what happened in 2008 when that smaller financial crisis started.”
Powerful Bowne Report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--Brazilian Official Who Met Trump Tests Positive for Coronavirus – Reports

Brazilian Communications Secretary Fabio Wajngarten accompanied President Jair Bolsonaro on a visit to Florida that included dinner with US President Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago on 7 March .
A Brazilian government official , Fabio Wajngarten , has tested positive for the coronavirus just days after taking part in meetings with Donald Trump , Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo reported .
The authorities have confirmed the reports , saying that the Brazilian president ’ s office “ has taken and is taking all necessary preventive measures to protect the health of the president and all staff that travelled with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jair Bolsonaro is currently being monitored and tested for the coronavirus , according to the outlet .
Fabio Wajngarten was photographed with Trump on Saturday .
US President Donald Trump has reacted to the news , saying he is not concerned about possibly being exposed to the coronavirus after dining with Brazilian officials .
“ Let ’ s put it this way : I ’ m not concerned ” , Trump told reporters regarding Wajngarten ’ s diagnosis while meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar in the Oval Office .
The total @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reached 37 , according to the Brazilian Health Ministry .
In late February , Brazil was the first country in South America to confirm a COVID-19 case on its soil .
Since then , the coronavirus has been detected in Argentina , Ecuador , Chile , Colombia , Peru , and Paraguay .
As the Coronavirus grows , President Trump has suspended travel between the United States and most of Europe as the World Health Organization finally declared the Coronavirus a pandemic .

Brazilian Communications Secretary Fabio Wajngarten accompanied President Jair Bolsonaro on a visit to Florida that included dinner with US President Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago on 7 March.
A Brazilian government official, Fabio Wajngarten, has tested positive for the coronavirus just days after taking part in meetings with Donald Trump, Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo reported.
The authorities have confirmed the reports, saying that the Brazilian president’s office “has taken and is taking all necessary preventive measures to protect the health of the president and all staff that travelled with him to the United States”.
Jair Bolsonaro is currently being monitored and tested for the coronavirus, according to the outlet.
Fabio Wajngarten was photographed with Trump on Saturday.
US President Donald Trump has reacted to the news, saying he is not concerned about possibly being exposed to the coronavirus after dining with Brazilian officials.
“Let’s put it this way: I’m not concerned”, Trump told reporters regarding Wajngarten’s diagnosis while meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar in the Oval Office.
The total number of coronavirus cases in Brazil has reached 37, according to the Brazilian Health Ministry.
In late February, Brazil was the first country in South America to confirm a COVID-19 case on its soil. Since then, the coronavirus has been detected in Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Paraguay.
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As the Coronavirus grows, President Trump has suspended travel between the United States and most of Europe as the World Health Organization finally declared the Coronavirus a pandemic.


newswars--2020-03-12--Scientists Discover World’s Most Distant Blazar With Its Beam Aimed at Earth

Blazars are a special type of active galactic nuclei ( AGN ) that are powered by a material – gas , dust , or stars – falling onto supermassive black holes .
But unlike regular AGNs blazars generate relativistic jets comprised of ionized matter that are pointed at us .
Scientists have discovered the world ’ s most distant and oldest blazar with its beam of radiation aimed directly at Earth .
According to researchers from the University of Insurbia , Italy the blazar called PSO J030947.49+271757.31 is located in a galaxy 13 billion years away from the Earth and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ early evolution of the Universe and ancient black holes .
Their study was published on 9 March in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics .
“ Thanks to our discovery , we are able to say that in the first billion years of life of the Universe , there existed a large number of very massive black holes emitting powerful relativistic jets .
This result places tight constraints on the theoretical models that try to explain the origin of these huge black holes in our Universe ” , said astrophysicist Silvia Belladitta from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ author of the study .
Scientists say the venerable age of the blazar means it existed less than a billion years after the Big Bang .
Researchers detected this after combining data from several telescopes .
Despite PSO J030947.49+271757.31 being so far away , scientists were still able to detect it because it is incredibly luminous .
What is more , it is humongous .
According to scientists , the blazar is about a billion times more massive than the Sun .
They note that with the advent of a new generation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more thrilling discoveries about blazars .
Powerful Bowne Report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak .

Blazars are a special type of active galactic nuclei (AGN) that are powered by a material – gas, dust, or stars – falling onto supermassive black holes.
But unlike regular AGNs blazars generate relativistic jets comprised of ionized matter that are pointed at us.
Scientists have discovered the world’s most distant and oldest blazar with its beam of radiation aimed directly at Earth.
According to researchers from the University of Insurbia, Italy the blazar called PSO J030947.49+271757.31 is located in a galaxy 13 billion years away from the Earth and it could possibly reveal details about the early evolution of the Universe and ancient black holes.
Their study was published on 9 March in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.
“Thanks to our discovery, we are able to say that in the first billion years of life of the Universe, there existed a large number of very massive black holes emitting powerful relativistic jets. This result places tight constraints on the theoretical models that try to explain the origin of these huge black holes in our Universe”, said astrophysicist Silvia Belladitta from the University of Insubria in Italy and lead author of the study.
Scientists say the venerable age of the blazar means it existed less than a billion years after the Big Bang. Researchers detected this after combining data from several telescopes. Despite PSO J030947.49+271757.31 being so far away, scientists were still able to detect it because it is incredibly luminous. What is more, it is humongous. According to scientists, the blazar is about a billion times more massive than the Sun.
They note that with the advent of a new generation of land and space telescopes there will be more thrilling discoveries about blazars.
Powerful Bowne Report breaking down the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.


newswars--2020-03-12--Watch: Trump Answers Questions on Coronavirus at White House

President Trump answers questions from reporters Thursday morning while hosting the Irish prime minister at the White House .
Watch @ @ @ @ @ Report on the coronavirus outbreak .

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newswars--2020-03-12--Vets Wearing Dog Cones Amid Coronavirus

Vets Wearing Dog Cones Amid Coronavirus

Veterinarians in Kenya posted a picture of themselves wearing dog cones amid the Coronavirus outbreak .
“ Drs .
Gabriel @ @ @ @ @ genius discovery to limit the spread of coronavirus ( Covid-19 ) as witnessed by Kate @ @ @ @ @ Lol , ” the caption reads .
“ Simple : No touching face .
Woof.
@ @ @ @ @ the popular vet clinic in Nairobi is likely intended to be a joke , it @ @ @ @ @ dog cones might actually work to keep people from unconsciously touching their faces .
For @ @ @ @ @ s been numerous videos of speakers touching their faces while telling their audiences not to @ @ @ @ @ spread of Coronavirus .
Small business owners are also taking non-conventional methods to limit their @ @ @ @ @ working .
And this shop owner took a similar approach :

Veterinarians in Kenya posted a picture of themselves wearing dog cones amid the Coronavirus outbreak.
“Drs. Gabriel & Denis have made a genius discovery to limit the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) as witnessed by Kate dog and Brookhouse cat. Lol,” the caption reads. “Simple: No touching face. Woof.”
While the photo from the popular vet clinic in Nairobi is likely intended to be a joke, it’s ironic in that dog cones might actually work to keep people from unconsciously touching their faces.
For one thing, there’s been numerous videos of speakers touching their faces while telling their audiences not to do so to stop the spread of Coronavirus.
California health official tells citizens to “start working on not touching your face,” as she proceeds to lick her finger pic.twitter.com/JQeTseDBD6 — GrantB911 (@GrantB911) March 4, 2020
Experts warn against the dangers of touching your face while touching their own faces pic.twitter.com/J0NhcwI7ab — The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) March 8, 2020
Small business owners are also taking non-conventional methods to limit their exposure so they can continue working.
Here’s a cab driver completely covered in plastic:
Amid #coronavirus scare, a video is doing the rounds on the #socialmedia which shows a cab driver making a container with a plastic sheet to cover himself completely. Video: Instagram pic.twitter.com/buHfuNzS4M — IANS Tweets (@ians_india) March 12, 2020
And this shop owner took a similar approach: