weareanonymous--2020-10-17--Creepy Biden Tells “beautiful young ladies” He Wants To “See them dancing when they’re four years ol

Creepy Biden Tells “beautiful young ladies” He Wants To “See them dancing when they’re four years older”

Title image : Joe Biden creeped out fans by kissing his teenage granddaughter at a campaign event in Iowa THIS is the cringeworthy moment “ creepy ” Joe Biden tells a group of “ beautiful young ladies ” he wants to “ see them dancing when they are four years older ” .
The presidential candidate , 77 , made the comments during a visit to the Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami this month .
He spotted a group of young girls watching him speak when he said : “ And I want to see these beautiful young ladies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when they ’ re four years older too.
” Video of his comments was shared on social media , with some saying Biden ’ s behaviour was “ creepy ” .
“ These are the young girls that Biden wants to see dance in four years .
Yikes , ” one person tweeted .
Former NFL player Herschel Walker tweeted : “ To Joe Biden and campaign , telling young African American girls ‘ I want to see you dancing when you ’ re four years older ’ is not only creepy but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Creepy Joe Biden wants to see teenage girls ‘ dancing when they ’ re four years older ’ … eww.
” In February , Biden creeped out his supporters by kissing his teenage grand-daughter granddaughter Finnegan on the lips during a speech at a campaign event in Iowa .
The teen , who is the daughter of Biden ’ s son Hunter , stood next to her grandfather as he hugged members of the crowd .
At one point the Democrat nominee could be seen kissing a toddler ’ s hand while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ took to Twitter to air their disgust at the politician .
Another Twitter user said : “ Find you a man who kissed you like Joe Biden kisses his granddaughter.
” Beth Bourdon joked : “ I would like a man to kiss me the way Joe Biden kisses his granddaughter.
” Last year Biden made a strange gag about having “ permission ” to hug a boy on stage .
Biden faces multiple accusations of “ creepily ” invading personal space .
This includes head kisses , shoulder rubs and forehead touching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Washington in April 2019 , the politician appeared to make light of the allegations .
Biden invited a group of kids on stage because they had been seated on the floor during his speech , and then shook each child ’ s hand .
Placing his arm around the shoulder of one lad , he then quipped : “ By the way , he gave me permission to touch him.
” Earlier he back-patted union president Lonnie Stephenson on stage and told the audience : “ I just want you to know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

Title image: Joe Biden creeped out fans by kissing his teenage granddaughter at a campaign event in Iowa
THIS is the cringeworthy moment “creepy” Joe Biden tells a group of “beautiful young ladies” he wants to “see them dancing when they are four years older”.
The presidential candidate, 77, made the comments during a visit to the Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami this month.
He spotted a group of young girls watching him speak when he said: “And I want to see these beautiful young ladies – I want to see them dancing when they’re four years older too.”
Video of his comments was shared on social media, with some saying Biden’s behaviour was “creepy”.
“These are the young girls that Biden wants to see dance in four years. Yikes,” one person tweeted.
Former NFL player Herschel Walker tweeted: “To Joe Biden and campaign, telling young African American girls ‘I want to see you dancing when you’re four years older’ is not only creepy but racist!”
Another person tweeted: “Creepy Joe Biden wants to see teenage girls ‘dancing when they’re four years older’… eww.”
‘CREEPY’ BEHAVIOUR
In February, Biden creeped out his supporters by kissing his teenage grand-daughter granddaughter Finnegan on the lips during a speech at a campaign event in Iowa.
The teen, who is the daughter of Biden’s son Hunter, stood next to her grandfather as he hugged members of the crowd.
At one point the Democrat nominee could be seen kissing a toddler’s hand while walking through the crowd.
Several people took to Twitter to air their disgust at the politician.
Chris Oliver wrote: “Watch Joe Biden kiss his granddaughter, that’s creepy.”
Another Twitter user said: “Find you a man who kissed you like Joe Biden kisses his granddaughter.”
Beth Bourdon joked: “I would like a man to kiss me the way Joe Biden kisses his granddaughter.”
Last year Biden made a strange gag about having “permission” to hug a boy on stage.
Biden faces multiple accusations of “creepily” invading personal space. This includes head kisses, shoulder rubs and forehead touching.
But addressing electrical workers union members in Washington in April 2019, the politician appeared to make light of the allegations.
Biden invited a group of kids on stage because they had been seated on the floor during his speech, and then shook each child’s hand.
Placing his arm around the shoulder of one lad, he then quipped: “By the way, he gave me permission to touch him.”
Earlier he back-patted union president Lonnie Stephenson on stage and told the audience: “I just want you to know I had permission to hug Lonny.”


weareanonymous--2020-10-25--Trump Has Been The Best President For Afroamericans – But Not For The Reasons He Thinks

For close to four years , Donald Trump has claimed that he has done more for black Americans than any president since Abraham Lincoln .
He notes the unemployment rate , opportunity zones , and the First Step Act , while ignoring the actions of presidents like Harry Truman , who integrated the military , and Lyndon Johnson , who signed the Civil Rights Act into law .
Surprisingly , however , Trump is not exactly wrong .
He has been one of the best presidents for black Americans , just not for the reasons he thinks .
The policies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helped African Americans .
He recently signed an executive order on police reform and earlier signed the First Step Act into law .
The measure reforms the criminal justice system and has resulted in the release of thousands of people from prison ( 90 percent of whom are Black ) .
The president has also promoted Opportunity Zones , which incentivize private investment into marginalized communities .
In addition , Trump has increased federal funding for historically Black colleges and universities by 17 percent to a total exceeding $ 100 million — more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Barack Obama , meanwhile , infamously removed funds from a program created by the George W. Bush that annually funded $ 85 million directly to these prized institutions .
Trump also recently unveiled his Platinum Plan , which pledges to create 3 million new jobs in the Black community , open 500,000 new Black-owned businesses , and increase Black Americans ’ access to capital by almost $ 500 billion over the next four years .
Plus , want to designate the Ku Klux Klan as a terrorist group — something that President Obama @ @ @ @ @ @ @ history with harming policies for the Afro-Americans On the other hand , Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has a history riddled with policies that have harmed African Americans .
For example , the 1994 crime law , which Biden helped author when he was a senator , incentivized local police departments to conduct more aggressive patrolling , creating mass incarceration of African Americans .
Biden was also directly responsible for a provision of a 1986 law involving crack cocaine , which came to be viewed as one of the most racially discriminatory sentencing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crack cocaine as significantly worse than powder cocaine .
It ended up disproportionately punishing African Americans and sending them to prison , while allowing more lenient treatment for White Americans , who more often used cocaine in its powdered form .
During the presidential primaries , some prominent African Americans — including radio show host Charlamagne tha God — complained that Biden doesn ’ t have a plan for Black Americans .
But that doesn ’ t matter to Biden , who thinks Black voters should vote for him simply because he ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his policies benefit them .
Or , as he said in May : “ If you ’ ve got a problem figuring out whether you ’ re for me or for Trump , then you ain ’ t Black .
”

For close to four years, Donald Trump has claimed that he has done more for black Americans than any president since Abraham Lincoln. He notes the unemployment rate, opportunity zones, and the First Step Act, while ignoring the actions of presidents like Harry Truman, who integrated the military, and Lyndon Johnson, who signed the Civil Rights Act into law.
Surprisingly, however, Trump is not exactly wrong. He has been one of the best presidents for black Americans, just not for the reasons he thinks.
Unemployment rate for African Americans went as low as 5.5% in September last year – the lowest figure recorded since the US Department of Labor started collecting these statistics in the 1970s. In 2019, the latest data available, the African-American poverty rate was 18.8% – which is the lowest on record, beating the previous year, since the official count began in the 1960s.
The policies that Trump has put forth have unquestionably helped African Americans. He recently signed an executive order on police reform and earlier signed the First Step Act into law. The measure reforms the criminal justice system and has resulted in the release of thousands of people from prison (90 percent of whom are Black).
The president has also promoted Opportunity Zones, which incentivize private investment into marginalized communities.
In addition, Trump has increased federal funding for historically Black colleges and universities by 17 percent to a total exceeding $100 million — more than any president in history.
President Barack Obama, meanwhile, infamously removed funds from a program created by the George W. Bush that annually funded $85 million directly to these prized institutions.
Trump also recently unveiled his Platinum Plan, which pledges to create 3 million new jobs in the Black community, open 500,000 new Black-owned businesses, and increase Black Americans’ access to capital by almost $500 billion over the next four years. Plus, want to designate the Ku Klux Klan as a terrorist group — something that President Obama never did.
Biden’s riddled history with harming policies for the Afro-Americans
On the other hand, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has a history riddled with policies that have harmed African Americans.
For example, the 1994 crime law, which Biden helped author when he was a senator, incentivized local police departments to conduct more aggressive patrolling, creating mass incarceration of African Americans.
Biden was also directly responsible for a provision of a 1986 law involving crack cocaine, which came to be viewed as one of the most racially discriminatory sentencing policies on record. The law treated crack cocaine as significantly worse than powder cocaine. It ended up disproportionately punishing African Americans and sending them to prison, while allowing more lenient treatment for White Americans, who more often used cocaine in its powdered form.
During the presidential primaries, some prominent African Americans — including radio show host Charlamagne tha God — complained that Biden doesn’t have a plan for Black Americans.
But that doesn’t matter to Biden, who thinks Black voters should vote for him simply because he’s a Democrat, regardless of whether his policies benefit them. Or, as he said in May: “If you’ve got a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or for Trump, then you ain’t Black.”


weareanonymous--2020-11-01--German Company Led By Turkish Scientist Claims To Have Covid-19 RNA Vaccine By End Of Year

BioNTech said that it may file for authorisation of the COVID-19 vaccine it is developing with US drugmaker Pfizer in late November if trial data are positive .
The efficacy results from the late-stage trial of Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine will be available shortly , BioNTech chief executive Ugur Sahin said .
“ We will certainly be smarter in a fortnight , ” Sahin said in a video interview with regional publisher VRM posted online late on Thursday .
“ We are optimistic , ” he said .
The regulatory filing for the vaccine could come as soon as safety data @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week of November , Pfizer chief executive officer Albert Bourla said earlier .
“ We have reached the last mile here , ” Bourla said .
“ So let ’ s all have the patience that ’ s required for something so important for public health and the global economy.
” Bourla said the drug giant could supply some 40 million doses in the United States in 2020 if clinical testing proceeds as expected and regulators approve a vaccine .
The US Food and Drug Administration said earlier this month it wants at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ half of the trial participants before authorizing emergency use of any experimental coronavirus vaccine .
Pfizer ’ s coronavirus vaccine trial has enrolled more than 42,000 volunteers , the company announced Tuesday in third-quarter earnings report .
It said nearly 36,000 of the volunteers have already received the second of its two-dose COVID-19 vaccine .
In September , Pfizer expanded the enrollment of its phase three trial to up to 44,000 volunteers from the initial target of up to 30,000 .
The experimental vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech contains genetic material messenger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the genetic material necessary to grow the “ spike protein ” of SARS-CoV-2 inside their own cells , thus eliciting an immune response the body will remember when it encounters the real virus .
This effectively turns a person ’ s own body into a vaccine factory , avoiding the costly and difficult processes that more traditional vaccine production requires .
The mRNA based vaccine candidate require deep-freezers for storage , which could limit distribution .
While vaccines are a crucial tool against the virus , experts have warned they can ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like masks and social distancing to curb transmission .

BioNTech said that it may file for authorisation of the COVID-19 vaccine it is developing with US drugmaker Pfizer in late November if trial data are positive. The efficacy results from the late-stage trial of Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine will be available shortly, BioNTech chief executive Ugur Sahin said.
“We will certainly be smarter in a fortnight,” Sahin said in a video interview with regional publisher VRM posted online late on Thursday. “We are optimistic,” he said.
The regulatory filing for the vaccine could come as soon as safety data is available, possibly in the third week of November, Pfizer chief executive officer Albert Bourla said earlier.
“We have reached the last mile here,” Bourla said. “So let’s all have the patience that’s required for something so important for public health and the global economy.”
Bourla said the drug giant could supply some 40 million doses in the United States in 2020 if clinical testing proceeds as expected and regulators approve a vaccine.
The US Food and Drug Administration said earlier this month it wants at least two months of safety data on half of the trial participants before authorizing emergency use of any experimental coronavirus vaccine.
Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine trial has enrolled more than 42,000 volunteers, the company announced Tuesday in third-quarter earnings report. It said nearly 36,000 of the volunteers have already received the second of its two-dose COVID-19 vaccine. In September, Pfizer expanded the enrollment of its phase three trial to up to 44,000 volunteers from the initial target of up to 30,000.
How Pfizer vaccine works
The experimental vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech contains genetic material messenger called mRNA. The drugmaker inject people with the genetic material necessary to grow the “spike protein” of SARS-CoV-2 inside their own cells, thus eliciting an immune response the body will remember when it encounters the real virus. This effectively turns a person’s own body into a vaccine factory, avoiding the costly and difficult processes that more traditional vaccine production requires. The mRNA based vaccine candidate require deep-freezers for storage, which could limit distribution.
While vaccines are a crucial tool against the virus, experts have warned they can’t be a substitute for behavioral measures like masks and social distancing to curb transmission.


weareanonymous--2020-11-03--Terror-Attack In Vienna – 3 Dead – Several Gunmen

Shots fired at six locations in Austria ’ s capital left three people dead and 15 others wounded ; police killed one gunman .
Police in Austria have launched a manhunt after gunmen opened fire at multiple locations across central Vienna , killing at least four people and wounding several more in what Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz described as a “ repulsive terror attack ” .
One of the suspected gunmen , identified as an Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant ( ISIL or ISIS ) group sympathiser , was shot dead by police who said they were searching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at large .
Fifteen people were injured in the attack in the center of the capital , among them a police officer , Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer said on Tuesday .
The attacks , in six locations including near a synagogue in the centre of the city , were carried out by “ several suspects armed with rifles ” , police said on Monday night .
Authorities are still trying to determine whether further attackers may be on the run .
“ It sounded like firecrackers , then we realised it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by ORF .
A shooter had “ shot wildly with an automatic weapon ” before police arrived and opened fire , the witness added .
The Interior Minister Nehammer repeated calls for the public to stay at home on Tuesday in an early morning televised news conference .
He called the incident an attack on Austria ’ s values and democratic society .
“ The attacker sympathised with the militant terrorist group IS , ” he said referring to ISIS .
The interior minister however , declined to elaborate , citing the ongoing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told public broadcaster ORF that one person was killed at the scene of the shootings , and a second person – the woman who was wounded during the attack – died of her injuries in the early hours of Tuesday .
The attack began at about 8pm ( 19:00 GMT ) on Monday , when several men armed with rifles opened fire – starting outside the city ’ s main synagogue – as many people took advantage of the last evening before a nationwide curfew took effect because of COVID-19 .
Officials said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Frequent sirens and helicopters could be heard as emergency services responded to the shootings , and a large area of central Vienna was cordoned off .
Thomas Mayer , the European Editor at Austria ’ s Der Standard newspaper , told Al Jazeera that “ there are police everywhere and the city centre is closed ” .
“ The problem is there are so many people who went to restaurants and bars to have some joy in the last evening before lockdown ( and now ) these people can not go home , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experiencing difficult hours in our republic , ” Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Twitter , adding that the army would protect sites in the capital so the police could focus on anti-terror operations .
“ Our police will act decisively against the perpetrators of this repulsive terror attack , ” he said .
“ We will never be intimidated by terrorism and we will fight this attack with all means ” .
The assailants , Kurz later told ORF , were “ very well prepared ” and “ very well equipped , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ least 100 rounds or even more ’ Nehammer had earlier described the incident “ an apparent terror attack ” .
“ We have brought several special forces units together that are now searching for the presumed terrorists .
I am therefore not limiting it to an area of Vienna , because these are mobile perpetrators , ” he told ORF .
While the shootings began near Vienna ’ s main synagogue , Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch said on Twitter that it was not clear whether the synagogue and adjoining offices had been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were closed at the time .
Rabbi Schlomo Hofmeister told London ’ s LBC radio he was in the compound of the synagogue when the attack took place .
“ Upon hearing shots , we looked down [ from ] the windows and saw the gunmen shooting at the guests of the various bars and pubs , ” he said .
“ The gunmen were running around and shooting at least 100 rounds or even more in front of our building , ” he said .
Bars and restaurants were packed with customers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Eveline , a witness , described the moment people started to run after hearing gun shots .
“ Suddenly the shooting started , at first we did not know what it was … Then there was shooting again , but closer , so we started to run away , ” she told The Associated Press news agency .
“ Because we did not know if we were running in the right direction , we ran into a hotel and hid there.
” Many European leaders took to social media to express their shock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ French President Emmanuel Macron said France “ shared the shock and grief of the Austrian people … This is Europe .
Our enemies must know who they are dealing with .
We will never give up.
” UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was “ deeply shocked ” at the attacks , and said Britain stood united with Austria , a sentiment shared by Mark Rutte , Prime Minister of the Netherlands .
“ Our thoughts are with the victims and their families , and with the Austrian government in dealing with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Twitter .

Shots fired at six locations in Austria’s capital left three people dead and 15 others wounded; police killed one gunman.
Police in Austria have launched a manhunt after gunmen opened fire at multiple locations across central Vienna, killing at least four people and wounding several more in what Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz described as a “repulsive terror attack”.
One of the suspected gunmen, identified as an Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) group sympathiser, was shot dead by police who said they were searching for at least one more assailant still at large.
Fifteen people were injured in the attack in the center of the capital, among them a police officer, Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer said on Tuesday.
The attacks, in six locations including near a synagogue in the centre of the city, were carried out by “several suspects armed with rifles”, police said on Monday night.
Authorities are still trying to determine whether further attackers may be on the run.
“It sounded like firecrackers, then we realised it was shots,” said one eyewitness quoted by ORF.
A shooter had “shot wildly with an automatic weapon” before police arrived and opened fire, the witness added.
The Interior Minister Nehammer repeated calls for the public to stay at home on Tuesday in an early morning televised news conference. He called the incident an attack on Austria’s values and democratic society. “The attacker sympathised with the militant terrorist group IS,” he said referring to ISIS. The interior minister however, declined to elaborate, citing the ongoing investigation.
Earlier, Mayor Michael Ludwig told public broadcaster ORF that one person was killed at the scene of the shootings, and a second person – the woman who was wounded during the attack – died of her injuries in the early hours of Tuesday.
The attack began at about 8pm (19:00 GMT) on Monday, when several men armed with rifles opened fire – starting outside the city’s main synagogue – as many people took advantage of the last evening before a nationwide curfew took effect because of COVID-19.
Officials said schools would be closed on Tuesday.
Frequent sirens and helicopters could be heard as emergency services responded to the shootings, and a large area of central Vienna was cordoned off.
Thomas Mayer, the European Editor at Austria’s Der Standard newspaper, told Al Jazeera that “there are police everywhere and the city centre is closed”.
“The problem is there are so many people who went to restaurants and bars to have some joy in the last evening before lockdown (and now) these people cannot go home,” he added.
“We are experiencing difficult hours in our republic,” Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Twitter, adding that the army would protect sites in the capital so the police could focus on anti-terror operations.
“Our police will act decisively against the perpetrators of this repulsive terror attack,” he said. “We will never be intimidated by terrorism and we will fight this attack with all means”.
The assailants, Kurz later told ORF, were “very well prepared” and “very well equipped, with automatic weapons”.
‘At least 100 rounds or even more’
Nehammer had earlier described the incident “an apparent terror attack”.
“We have brought several special forces units together that are now searching for the presumed terrorists. I am therefore not limiting it to an area of Vienna, because these are mobile perpetrators,” he told ORF.
While the shootings began near Vienna’s main synagogue, Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch said on Twitter that it was not clear whether the synagogue and adjoining offices had been the target.
He added that they were closed at the time.
Rabbi Schlomo Hofmeister told London’s LBC radio he was in the compound of the synagogue when the attack took place.
“Upon hearing shots, we looked down [from] the windows and saw the gunmen shooting at the guests of the various bars and pubs,” he said.
“The gunmen were running around and shooting at least 100 rounds or even more in front of our building,” he said.
Bars and restaurants were packed with customers at the time of the shooting.
Eveline, a witness, described the moment people started to run after hearing gun shots.
“Suddenly the shooting started, at first we did not know what it was … Then there was shooting again, but closer, so we started to run away,” she told The Associated Press news agency.
“Because we did not know if we were running in the right direction, we ran into a hotel and hid there.”
Many European leaders took to social media to express their shock at the shootings.
On Twitter, French President Emmanuel Macron said France “shared the shock and grief of the Austrian people … This is Europe. Our enemies must know who they are dealing with. We will never give up.”
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was “deeply shocked” at the attacks, and said Britain stood united with Austria, a sentiment shared by Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
“Our thoughts are with the victims and their families, and with the Austrian government in dealing with this heinous act,” Rutte wrote on Twitter.


weareanonymous--2020-11-06--BREAKING: Trump Claims Final Victory: ‘Won with Legal Votes’ – (VIDEO)

“ If you count the legal votes , I easily win .
If you count the illegal votes , they can try to steal the election from us , ” Trump said at a White House press conference , predicting “ a lot of litigation.
” The president alleged that pre-election polls were designed to favor Democrats in order to “ suppress ” the vote from Republicans .
The Trump campaign has attempted to sue for vote recounts in Wisconsin , Nevada , Michigan , and Georgia , although judges have struck down attempts in the latter two states .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ swing states , Trump wrote on Twitter that his campaign would attempt to investigate the results for possible fraud .
“ All of the recent Biden claimed States will be legally challenged by us for Voter Fraud and State Election Fraud .
Plenty of proof – just check out the Media .
WE WILL WIN !
America First !
” Trump wrote in a post that was censored by Twitter .
In another censored post , Trump claimed that “ ANY VOTE THAT CAME IN AFTER ELECTION DAY WILL NOT BE COUNTED !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ also sought to portray his campaign as part of a transformation of the Republican party .
“ Democrats are the party of the big donors , the big media , the big tech , it seems , ” Trump declared .
“ And Republicans have become the party of the American worker , and that ’ s what ’ s happened.
” Additionally , Trump said that Republicans were now the “ party of inclusion.
” The president has gained support among Black , Asian , and Latino voters when compared with 2016 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ polls .
Around one quarter of non-white voters in the U.S. voted for Trump this year , the most for any Republican candidate since Richard Nixon in the 1960 election .
Meanwhile , Joe Biden improved on Hillary Clinton ’ s 2016 results among college-educated white voters , according to CNN exit polls .
President Trump ’ s biggest well of support came from white voters without a college education , Edison polls showed .
However , the Edison surveys also point out that more Americans with an income of over $ 100,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden .

“If you count the legal votes, I easily win. If you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us,” Trump said at a White House press conference, predicting “a lot of litigation.”
The president alleged that pre-election polls were designed to favor Democrats in order to “suppress” the vote from Republicans. The Trump campaign has attempted to sue for vote recounts in Wisconsin, Nevada, Michigan, and Georgia, although judges have struck down attempts in the latter two states. As Joe Biden racked up wins in swing states, Trump wrote on Twitter that his campaign would attempt to investigate the results for possible fraud.
“All of the recent Biden claimed States will be legally challenged by us for Voter Fraud and State Election Fraud. Plenty of proof – just check out the Media. WE WILL WIN! America First!” Trump wrote in a post that was censored by Twitter. In another censored post, Trump claimed that “ANY VOTE THAT CAME IN AFTER ELECTION DAY WILL NOT BE COUNTED!”
During the press conference, Trump also sought to portray his campaign as part of a transformation of the Republican party.
“Democrats are the party of the big donors, the big media, the big tech, it seems,” Trump declared. “And Republicans have become the party of the American worker, and that’s what’s happened.”
Additionally, Trump said that Republicans were now the “party of inclusion.” The president has gained support among Black, Asian, and Latino voters when compared with 2016 election results, according to Edison exit polls. Around one quarter of non-white voters in the U.S. voted for Trump this year, the most for any Republican candidate since Richard Nixon in the 1960 election.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden improved on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 results among college-educated white voters, according to CNN exit polls. President Trump’s biggest well of support came from white voters without a college education, Edison polls showed. However, the Edison surveys also point out that more Americans with an income of over $100,000 per year voted for Trump than for Biden.
Here is the full speech (starts at 8:12):


weareanonymous--2020-11-06--Watch: Biden Mixes up Granddaughter With Late Son Beau During Philadelphia Appearance

Joe Biden didn ’ t slow down on the campaign trail on Tuesday , making a few key stops in Pennsylvania , including Philadelphia .
During his visit in the City of Brotherly Love , Biden was caught on camera making quite the slip-up when talking about some of his family members .
“ I want to introduce you to my grandchildren , ” Biden began to tell the crowd through a megaphone .
“ This is my son , Beau Biden , whom a lot of you helped to elect to Senate in Delaware.
” The former Delaware Attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and passed away in 2015 .
Biden continued , “ This is my granddaughter , Natalie.
” That ’ s when he realized the error he made as he was overheard saying , “ No wait , we got the wrong one.
” Natalie , as he clarified , is the daughter of Beau .
The clip went viral across social media as many pointed to Biden ’ s slip-up as a sign of weakness , claiming that his opponent , Donald Trump , has continued to push onto his supporters .
There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comments sticking up for the Democratic candidate .
One response read , “ Obviously he meant to say it was his son Beau Biden ’ s daughter , and got mixed up .
He visited Beau ’ s grave this morning , and he ’ s understandably the most nervous today that he ’ s ever been.
” On the flip side , another user was turned off by Biden ’ s apparent mental lapse , “ Beau has been dead for five years .
The man clearly has a cognitive issue and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yet alone the Oval office.
” Many others took this stance as another commented , “ I was never voting for this guy but my gosh it hurts to watch how his mental decline is out there for everyone to see… very , very sad to watch at this point.
” Trump has gone on the attack about Biden ’ s cognitive capability .
One example was a few days before the first debate in Pittsburgh at one of his rallies when he said Biden “ doesn ’ t have a clue.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for much of his upcoming rallies .
“ He ’ s a dumb guy , ” Trump claimed .
“ Always known as a dumb guy .
But we look forward to seeing him in the debate.
” Mississippi Replaces Confederate-Themed Flag After Voting and Fellow Americans Weigh In The design had been created after state lawmakers in June voted to replace the original flag .
“ The New Magnolia ” was selected among 3,000 submissions .
The design , according to the Department of Archives and History , “ represents Mississippi ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the Magnolia often blooms more than once and has a long blooming season.
” While “ The New Magnolia ” has unsurprisingly been the topic of conversation in the state of Mississippi , as Mississippians officially approved the design on Tuesday , it became the talk throughout the country , as Americans weighed in on social media .
Scroll down to see what people are saying .
I really like the new Mississippi flag .
It actually might be the nicest state flag out there .
pic.twitter.com/bshvTZ5zdo Mississippi ’ s original flag @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Confederate battle emblem in the corner .
It had been adopted in 1894 .
CNN reports that Mississippi was the last state in the country whose flag included the Confederate emblem .
The flag had been the center of controversy for some time , and a statewide vote in 2001 resulted in the majority of voters choosing to keep the original flag .
The push to replace the flag , however , was reinvigorated in 2020 amid nationwide protests following the police killings of several Black men , including George Floyd .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In June , a group of bipartisan lawmakers started to draft a resolution to change the state ’ s flag .
At the time , the Mississippi Baptist Convention said that “ the racial overtones of the flag ’ s appearance make this discussion a moral issue .
Since the principal teachings of Scripture are opposed to racism , a stand against such is a matter of biblical morality .
”

Joe Biden didn’t slow down on the campaign trail on Tuesday, making a few key stops in Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia. During his visit in the City of Brotherly Love, Biden was caught on camera making quite the slip-up when talking about some of his family members.
“I want to introduce you to my grandchildren,” Biden began to tell the crowd through a megaphone. “This is my son, Beau Biden, whom a lot of you helped to elect to Senate in Delaware.” The former Delaware Attorney General was diagnosed with a brain tumor and passed away in 2015. Biden continued, “This is my granddaughter, Natalie.” That’s when he realized the error he made as he was overheard saying, “No wait, we got the wrong one.” Natalie, as he clarified, is the daughter of Beau. The clip went viral across social media as many pointed to Biden’s slip-up as a sign of weakness, claiming that his opponent, Donald Trump, has continued to push onto his supporters.
Joe Biden introduces his granddaughter by saying, "This is my son, Beau Biden." … "This is my granddaughter, Natalie. No wait, no wait. We got the wrong one…" pic.twitter.com/stwEctS4Cf — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 3, 2020
There were plenty of Biden supporters in the comments sticking up for the Democratic candidate. One response read, “Obviously he meant to say it was his son Beau Biden’s daughter, and got mixed up. He visited Beau’s grave this morning, and he’s understandably the most nervous today that he’s ever been.” On the flip side, another user was turned off by Biden’s apparent mental lapse, “Beau has been dead for five years. The man clearly has a cognitive issue and shouldn’t be anywhere near politics yet alone the Oval office.” Many others took this stance as another commented, “I was never voting for this guy but my gosh it hurts to watch how his mental decline is out there for everyone to see… very, very sad to watch at this point.”
Trump has gone on the attack about Biden’s cognitive capability. One example was a few days before the first debate in Pittsburgh at one of his rallies when he said Biden “doesn’t have a clue.” He continued to go down that route for much of his upcoming rallies. “He’s a dumb guy,” Trump claimed. “Always known as a dumb guy. But we look forward to seeing him in the debate.”
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weareanonymous--2020-03-30--Pentagon Sends Teams Into MOUNTAIN BUNKERS As Pandemic Preparations Go Into Full Swing

The US ’ Northern Command has sent teams of essential staff deep underground to wait out the Covid-19 pandemic .
On the surface , more than a million grunts won ’ t be quite as cocooned .
Air Force General Terrence O ’ Shaughnessy heads up the US ’ Northern Command , as well as the North American Aerospace Defense Command – a joint US/Canadian operation that monitors the skies over North America for missile and airborne threats .
Earlier this week , O ’ Shaughnessy told reporters via Facebook that some of his watch teams would be moved from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Force Base in Colorado to a number of hardened underground bunkers .
One of these facilities is the Cheyenne Mountain bunker complex , a warren of tunnels buried under 2,000 feet ( 610m ) of granite , and sealed behind blast doors designed to withstand a 30 megaton nuclear explosion .
“ Our dedicated professionals of the NORAD and NORTHCOM command and control watch have left their homes , said goodbye to their families , and are isolated from everyone to ensure they can stand the watch each and every day to defend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
He also said that personnel sent underground will share the bunker with other members of the military , but he is “ not at liberty to discuss who ’ s moving in there.
” Another team has been sent to an undisclosed location , O ’ Shaughnessy added .
Installations like Cheyenne Mountain are integral to the US government ’ s plan to survive a doomsday scenario .
In the event of an existential threat to the US , a nuclear attack for instance , the president and his officials , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , military and civilian leaders would be immediately evacuated to four secure facilities to run the country from deep underground .
These facilities are Cheyenne Mountain , the Presidential Emergency Operations Center under the White House , Raven Rock Mountain Complex in Pennsylvania , and Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center in Pennsylvania .
While the ongoing Covid-19 crisis has not triggered a mass exodus from Washington , it has prompted military leaders to take steps to ensure they remain combat ready .
After admitting that the US military ’ s readiness could be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mark Esper stated on Thursday that the Pentagon would stop publishing precise details of Covid-19 cases within its ranks , to avoid revealing weaknesses to America ’ s adversaries .
As some of O ’ Shaughnessy ’ s forces head for the hills to wait out the pandemic in hermetic isolation , millions more on the surface will not have the same luxury .
Army engineers have already been deployed to New York to scout locations for field hospitals , as the Empire State accounts for more than a third of the country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
With the crisis deepening , the US military appears to be adopting an ‘ all hands on deck ’ approach , both on the ground and under .
Though the US military is forbidden from carrying out law enforcement duties on American soil , President Trump signed an executive order on Friday authorizing the call-up of up to a million reserve and retired Army , Navy , Air Force and Coast Guard personnel .
These reservists could be called upon to assist civilian authorities in responding to the pandemic , as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been doing .
On Saturday , Esper announced a modified law that would provide federal funding for states looking to deploy more of these troops .
On top of this , two hospital ships have been sent to assist with treating patients in New York and Los Angeles .

The US’ Northern Command has sent teams of essential staff deep underground to wait out the Covid-19 pandemic. On the surface, more than a million grunts won’t be quite as cocooned.
Air Force General Terrence O’Shaughnessy heads up the US’ Northern Command, as well as the North American Aerospace Defense Command – a joint US/Canadian operation that monitors the skies over North America for missile and airborne threats. Earlier this week, O’Shaughnessy told reporters via Facebook that some of his watch teams would be moved from their usual command center at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado to a number of hardened underground bunkers.
One of these facilities is the Cheyenne Mountain bunker complex, a warren of tunnels buried under 2,000 feet (610m) of granite, and sealed behind blast doors designed to withstand a 30 megaton nuclear explosion.
“Our dedicated professionals of the NORAD and NORTHCOM command and control watch have left their homes, said goodbye to their families, and are isolated from everyone to ensure they can stand the watch each and every day to defend our homeland,” O’Shaughnessy said. He also said that personnel sent underground will share the bunker with other members of the military, but he is “not at liberty to discuss who’s moving in there.”
Another team has been sent to an undisclosed location, O’Shaughnessy added.
Installations like Cheyenne Mountain are integral to the US government’s plan to survive a doomsday scenario. In the event of an existential threat to the US, a nuclear attack for instance, the president and his officials, as well as a contingent of political, military and civilian leaders would be immediately evacuated to four secure facilities to run the country from deep underground. These facilities are Cheyenne Mountain, the Presidential Emergency Operations Center under the White House, Raven Rock Mountain Complex in Pennsylvania, and Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center in Pennsylvania.
While the ongoing Covid-19 crisis has not triggered a mass exodus from Washington, it has prompted military leaders to take steps to ensure they remain combat ready. After admitting that the US military’s readiness could be affected by the pandemic, Defense Secretary Mark Esper stated on Thursday that the Pentagon would stop publishing precise details of Covid-19 cases within its ranks, to avoid revealing weaknesses to America’s adversaries.
As some of O’Shaughnessy’s forces head for the hills to wait out the pandemic in hermetic isolation, millions more on the surface will not have the same luxury. Army engineers have already been deployed to New York to scout locations for field hospitals, as the Empire State accounts for more than a third of the country’s 112,000 cases of the illness.
With the crisis deepening, the US military appears to be adopting an ‘all hands on deck’ approach, both on the ground and under. Though the US military is forbidden from carrying out law enforcement duties on American soil, President Trump signed an executive order on Friday authorizing the call-up of up to a million reserve and retired Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard personnel.
These reservists could be called upon to assist civilian authorities in responding to the pandemic, as the nearly 10,000 National Guard troops already deployed have been doing. On Saturday, Esper announced a modified law that would provide federal funding for states looking to deploy more of these troops.
On top of this, two hospital ships have been sent to assist with treating patients in New York and Los Angeles.


weareanonymous--2020-03-29--800,000 Doctors Urge Trump to End Dangerous Campaign Against Social Distancing

While governors and mayors across the country have issued shelter-in-place orders to the public and warned their communities that it could take several weeks of vigilance—with restaurants and schools closed and many people leaving home only for essentials—in order to “ flatten the curve ” and slow the spread of the virus , Trump said Monday he wants businesses across the country to reopen by Easter .
“ You ’ ll have packed churches all over our country .
I think it would be a beautiful time , ” Trump said this week about his target of Easter , interpreted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christian voters .
Last weekend the president also suggested that the “ cure ” of temporarily shutting down businesses would be “ worse than the disease , ” which has killed more than 1,500 Americans so far and has sickened nearly 100,000 .
Following the president ’ s statements , Alabama Gov .
Kay Ivey , a right-wing Republican , suggested social distancing measures are a matter of partisanship and represent a cultural divide between conservatives and liberals .
“ Y ’ all , we are not California , we ’ re not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about her decision to keep Alabama ’ s economy running .
This coming Tuesday Trump is expected to give more details about his plans to reopen the economy after just 15 days of social distancing implemented by the White House .
In its letter the council wrote that rather than treating the pandemic as a partisan issue , Trump must follow the guidance of public health experts and encourage all Americans to do the same .
“ A strong nationwide plan that supports and enforces social distancing—and recognizes that our health and our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ until public health and medical experts indicate it can be lifted , ” the letter reads .
“ Federal , state , and local governments should only set a date for lifting nationwide social distancing restrictions consistent with assessments by public health and medical experts , ” it continued .
“ Lifting restrictions sooner will gravely jeopardize the health of all Americans and extend the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic.
” A disturbing new video shows the way that CoViD-19 , the disease caused by the novel coronavirus , damages the lungs of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ illustrating just how dangerous even mild cases of the disease can be .
George Washington University Hospital in Washington DC created the 360-degree imaging using computed tomography ( CT ) scans of the lungs of a 59-year-old man .
The man was generally healthy , save for a history of high blood pressure .
He was asymptomatic until mere days before the scans were taken .
The yellow areas on both of the man ’ s lungs indicate where infection and inflammation is present .
Scans of healthy lungs would contain no yellow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is spread throughout the lungs rather than in a localized area , indicating that the disease spreads rapidly .
Dr. Keith Mortman , chief of thoracic surgery at George Washington University Hospital , said : As the lungs battle infection and inflammation , they effectively seal off those areas making it increasingly more difficult to send much needed oxygen into the bloodstream .
It also rends the lungs less able to filter out carbon dioxide resulting in respiratory issues .
Dr. Mortman told CNN that the 59-year-old is now hooked up to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another machine tasked with oxygenating his blood .
“ For these patients who essentially present in progressive respiratory failure , the damage to the lungs is rapid and widespread .
Unfortunately , once damaged to his degree , the lungs can take a long time to heal .
For approximately 2 to 4 percent of patients with CoViD-19 , the damage is irreversible and they will succumb to the disease.
” As the coronavirus makes it way across the United States and hospitals fill with patients suffering from CoViD-19 , more is being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attacks the lungs , and eventually kills infected patients .
Unfortunately , using scans such as this along with a host of anecdotal evidence is revealing that there may be a long-term impact on the bodies—most notably the lungs—of those who are infected with and recover from CoViD-19 .
It may be years before we truly realize the impact of the this unprecedented global pandemic .
But what is clear now is that additional diagnostic tests are needed in addition to early intervention , both of which appear to be hard to come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see this and understand what this can do .
People need to take this seriously , ” Dr. Mortman said .

While governors and mayors across the country have issued shelter-in-place orders to the public and warned their communities that it could take several weeks of vigilance—with restaurants and schools closed and many people leaving home only for essentials—in order to “flatten the curve” and slow the spread of the virus, Trump said Monday he wants businesses across the country to reopen by Easter.
“You’ll have packed churches all over our country. I think it would be a beautiful time,” Trump said this week about his target of Easter, interpreted by some as a nod to evangelical Christian voters. Last weekend the president also suggested that the “cure” of temporarily shutting down businesses would be “worse than the disease,” which has killed more than 1,500 Americans so far and has sickened nearly 100,000.
Following the president’s statements, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, a right-wing Republican, suggested social distancing measures are a matter of partisanship and represent a cultural divide between conservatives and liberals.
“Y’all, we are not California, we’re not New York,” Ivey told reporters about her decision to keep Alabama’s economy running.
This coming Tuesday Trump is expected to give more details about his plans to reopen the economy after just 15 days of social distancing implemented by the White House.
In its letter the council wrote that rather than treating the pandemic as a partisan issue, Trump must follow the guidance of public health experts and encourage all Americans to do the same.
“A strong nationwide plan that supports and enforces social distancing—and recognizes that our health and our economy are inextricably linked—should remain in place until public health and medical experts indicate it can be lifted,” the letter reads.
“Federal, state, and local governments should only set a date for lifting nationwide social distancing restrictions consistent with assessments by public health and medical experts,” it continued. “Lifting restrictions sooner will gravely jeopardize the health of all Americans and extend the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Disturbing Video Shows Lung Damage in Coronavirus Patient
A disturbing new video shows the way that CoViD-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, damages the lungs of patients who were showing no symptoms, illustrating just how dangerous even mild cases of the disease can be.
George Washington University Hospital in Washington DC created the 360-degree imaging using computed tomography (CT) scans of the lungs of a 59-year-old man. The man was generally healthy, save for a history of high blood pressure.
He was asymptomatic until mere days before the scans were taken.
The yellow areas on both of the man’s lungs indicate where infection and inflammation is present. Scans of healthy lungs would contain no yellow. The video shows how the yellowing is spread throughout the lungs rather than in a localized area, indicating that the disease spreads rapidly.
Dr. Keith Mortman, chief of thoracic surgery at George Washington University Hospital, said:
“This is not a 70, 80-year-old immunosuppressed, diabetic patient. Other than high blood pressure, he has no other significant medical issues. This is a guy who’s minding his own business and gets it … if we were to repeat the 360VR images now, that is one week later, there is a chance that the infection and inflammatory process could be worse.”
As the lungs battle infection and inflammation, they effectively seal off those areas making it increasingly more difficult to send much needed oxygen into the bloodstream. It also rends the lungs less able to filter out carbon dioxide resulting in respiratory issues.
Dr. Mortman told CNN that the 59-year-old is now hooked up to a ventilator on its highest setting along with another machine tasked with oxygenating his blood.
Mortman explained:
“For these patients who essentially present in progressive respiratory failure, the damage to the lungs is rapid and widespread. Unfortunately, once damaged to his degree, the lungs can take a long time to heal. For approximately 2 to 4 percent of patients with CoViD-19, the damage is irreversible and they will succumb to the disease.”
As the coronavirus makes it way across the United States and hospitals fill with patients suffering from CoViD-19, more is being learned about the disease, how it attacks the lungs, and eventually kills infected patients.
Unfortunately, using scans such as this along with a host of anecdotal evidence is revealing that there may be a long-term impact on the bodies—most notably the lungs—of those who are infected with and recover from CoViD-19.
We need something better for risk stratification. CT scans for everyone? Japan is doing this for every patient even before doing the #COVID19 test — Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) March 27, 2020
It may be years before we truly realize the impact of the this unprecedented global pandemic. But what is clear now is that additional diagnostic tests are needed in addition to early intervention, both of which appear to be hard to come by.
“I want people to see this and understand what this can do. People need to take this seriously,” Dr. Mortman said.
By Emma Fiala | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com


weareanonymous--2020-03-29--Stunning Visualization Reveals Where Spring Break Covidiots Went After Flooding Florida Beaches

On Monday we reported how thousands of young Americans laughed off warnings to self-isolate and partied on Florida beaches anyway for spring break—with several now testing positive for COVID-19 .
The poster child for these selfish ‘ covidiots ’ —who will statistically survive coronavirus—was a spring breaker from Ohio named Bradley Sluder , who told CBS News : “ If I get corona , I get corona .
At the end of the day , I ’ m not gon na let it stop me from partying , ” adding that “ We ’ re just out here having a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” In case you were wondering how far these spring break ‘ covidiots ’ traveled for their ill-advised debauchery data visualization company Tectonix used cell phone location data collected by company X-Mode to map out the travels of thousands of spring breakers , using special geo-spatial big-data analysis software .
The data—provided by cell phone companies in near real-time—was anonymized .
800,000 Doctors Urge Trump to End Dangerous Campaign Against Social Distancing Trump ’ s decision could jeopardize the health of millions of Americans and throw hospitals into even more chaos .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the U.S. signed a letter Friday imploring President Donald Trump to reverse his call for businesses to reopen by April 12 , warning that the president ’ s flouting of the guidance of public health experts could jeopardize the health of millions of Americans and throw hospitals into even more chaos as they fight the coronavirus pandemic .
The Council of Medical Specialty Societies—a coalition comprised of such physicians ’ groups as the American College of Emergency Physicians , the Society of Critical Care Medicine , and the American College of Preventive Medicine—called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ encouraging Americans to continue practicing social distancing to slow the spread of the coronavirus , officially known as COVID-19 .
“ Significant COVID-19 transmission continues across the United States , and we need your leadership in supporting science-based recommendations on social distancing that can slow the virus , ” the council wrote .
“ Statewide efforts alone will not sufficiently control this public health crisis.
” While governors and mayors across the country have issued shelter-in-place orders to the public and warned their communities that it could take several weeks of vigilance—with restaurants @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home only for essentials—in order to “ flatten the curve ” and slow the spread of the virus , Trump said Monday he wants businesses across the country to reopen by Easter .
“ You ’ ll have packed churches all over our country .
I think it would be a beautiful time , ” Trump said this week about his target of Easter , interpreted by some as a nod to evangelical Christian voters .
Last weekend the president also suggested that the “ cure ” of temporarily shutting down businesses would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” which has killed more than 1,500 Americans so far and has sickened nearly 100,000 .
Following the president ’ s statements , Alabama Gov .
Kay Ivey , a right-wing Republican , suggested social distancing measures are a matter of partisanship and represent a cultural divide between conservatives and liberals .
“ Y ’ all , we are not California , we ’ re not New York , ” Ivey told reporters about her decision to keep Alabama ’ s economy running .
This coming Tuesday Trump is expected to give more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ economy after just 15 days of social distancing implemented by the White House .
In its letter the council wrote that rather than treating the pandemic as a partisan issue , Trump must follow the guidance of public health experts and encourage all Americans to do the same .
“ A strong nationwide plan that supports and enforces social distancing—and recognizes that our health and our economy are inextricably linked—should remain in place until public health and medical experts indicate it can be lifted , ” the letter reads .
“ Federal , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set a date for lifting nationwide social distancing restrictions consistent with assessments by public health and medical experts , ” it continued .
“ Lifting restrictions sooner will gravely jeopardize the health of all Americans and extend the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic .
”

On Monday we reported how thousands of young Americans laughed off warnings to self-isolate and partied on Florida beaches anyway for spring break—with several now testing positive for COVID-19.
The poster child for these selfish ‘covidiots’—who will statistically survive coronavirus—was a spring breaker from Ohio named Bradley Sluder, who told CBS News: “If I get corona, I get corona. At the end of the day, I’m not gonna let it stop me from partying,” adding that “We’re just out here having a good time. Whatever happens, happens.”
“If I get corona, I get corona. At the end of the day, I'm not gonna let it stop me from partying”: Spring breakers are still flocking to Miami, despite coronavirus warnings. https://t.co/KoYKI8zNDH pic.twitter.com/rfPfea1LrC — CBS News (@CBSNews) March 18, 2020
In case you were wondering how far these spring break ‘covidiots’ traveled for their ill-advised debauchery data visualization company Tectonix used cell phone location data collected by company X-Mode to map out the travels of thousands of spring breakers, using special geo-spatial big-data analysis software.
The data—provided by cell phone companies in near real-time—was anonymized.
Watch:
This shows the location data of phones that were on a Florida beach during Spring Break. It then shows where those phones traveled. First thing you should note is the importance of social distancing. The second is how much data your phone gives off. pic.twitter.com/iokUX3qjeB — Mikael Thalen (@MikaelThalen) March 26, 2020
Amazing.
https://twitter.com/shaneriderMA/status/1243288973730025483?
This kind of data is obviously incredibly useful and has a wide-range of applications. But while the data used is "anonymized," meaning it is not linked to the phone's owner, researchers have found that it is incredibly easy to link the two. https://t.co/UmMej1ZKui — Mikael Thalen (@MikaelThalen) March 26, 2020
800,000 Doctors Urge Trump to End Dangerous Campaign Against Social Distancing
Trump’s decision could jeopardize the health of millions of Americans and throw hospitals into even more chaos.
A council representing more than 800,000 doctors across the U.S. signed a letter Friday imploring President Donald Trump to reverse his call for businesses to reopen by April 12, warning that the president’s flouting of the guidance of public health experts could jeopardize the health of millions of Americans and throw hospitals into even more chaos as they fight the coronavirus pandemic.
The Council of Medical Specialty Societies—a coalition comprised of such physicians’ groups as the American College of Emergency Physicians, the Society of Critical Care Medicine, and the American College of Preventive Medicine—called for the president’s leadership in encouraging Americans to continue practicing social distancing to slow the spread of the coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19.
This statement from 800,000 physicians asks Trump to not lift social distancing restrictions until public health and medical experts properly assess because it would "gravely jeopardize the health of all Americans and extend the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic." pic.twitter.com/j3GifOvSou — Jenna Amatulli (@ohheyjenna) March 27, 2020
“Significant COVID-19 transmission continues across the United States, and we need your leadership in supporting science-based recommendations on social distancing that can slow the virus,” the council wrote. “Statewide efforts alone will not sufficiently control this public health crisis.”


weareanonymous--2020-03-28--101-Year-Old Man Who Survived Spanish Flu Pandemic Recovers From the Coronavirus

A 101-year-old CoViD-19 coronavirus patient in Italy was discharged from the hospital this week .
Surviving this illness at his age is quite an accomplishment , but this is not his first pandemic .
The patient , who the hospital identified only as “ Mr .
P ” was born during one of the greatest pandemics in history—the Spanish flu pandemic that killed roughly 50 million people and sickened a quarter of the world ’ s population .
The man was admitted to Infirmi Hospital in Remini , Italy , last week after testing positive for the virus , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recovery .
The man ’ s recovery was announced by Gloria Lisi , The Vice Mayor of Rimini , in the following statement : “ Given the progress of the virus , it could not even be called a ‘ story like many ’ if it were not for a detail that makes the life of the person returned to their loved ones truly extraordinary .
Mr. P. , from Rimini , was born in 1919 , in the midst of another tragic world pandemic .
He saw everything , hunger , pain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Once over the 100-year-old barrier , fate has put this new challenge before him , invisible and terrible at the same time .
Last week , Mr. P. was hospitalized at in Rimini after testing positive for COVID-19 .
In a few days , it became ‘ history ’ for doctors , nurses , and the rest of the healthcare personnel who treated him .
A hope for the future finds itself in the body of a person over a century old , as the sad chronicles of these weeks mechanically tell every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ especially on the elderly .
Yet , Mr. P. made it .
The family brought him home yesterday evening , to teach us that even at 101-years-old , the future has yet to be written.
” While the elderly population does appear to have a more difficult time surviving the virus , there have been a few cases in Italy and China where much older patients were able to recover .
Last week , the Mind Unleashed reported that a 95-year-old woman in Italy made a full recovery from the coronavirus and was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around the world are now beginning to recognize that this illness is also a grave danger to many young people as well .
On Sunday , Dr. Anthony Fauci , director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in the United States , said that the Trump administration was “ looking very closely ” at cases of young people who were hospitalized or lost their lives due to the coronavirus .
Fauci was referencing new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) showing that roughly 40 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the illness in the U.S. were between the ages of 20 and 54 .

A 101-year-old CoViD-19 coronavirus patient in Italy was discharged from the hospital this week. Surviving this illness at his age is quite an accomplishment, but this is not his first pandemic.
The patient, who the hospital identified only as “Mr. P” was born during one of the greatest pandemics in history—the Spanish flu pandemic that killed roughly 50 million people and sickened a quarter of the world’s population.
The man was admitted to Infirmi Hospital in Remini, Italy, last week after testing positive for the virus, but has since made a full and quick recovery.
The man’s recovery was announced by Gloria Lisi, The Vice Mayor of Rimini, in the following statement:
“Given the progress of the virus, it could not even be called a ‘story like many’ if it were not for a detail that makes the life of the person returned to their loved ones truly extraordinary.
Mr. P., from Rimini, was born in 1919, in the midst of another tragic world pandemic. He saw everything, hunger, pain, progress, crisis and resurrections. Once over the 100-year-old barrier, fate has put this new challenge before him, invisible and terrible at the same time. Last week, Mr. P. was hospitalized at in Rimini after testing positive for COVID-19. In a few days, it became ‘history’ for doctors, nurses, and the rest of the healthcare personnel who treated him.
A hope for the future finds itself in the body of a person over a century old, as the sad chronicles of these weeks mechanically tell every day of a virus that is raging especially on the elderly.
Yet, Mr. P. made it. The family brought him home yesterday evening, to teach us that even at 101-years-old, the future has yet to be written.”
While the elderly population does appear to have a more difficult time surviving the virus, there have been a few cases in Italy and China where much older patients were able to recover.
Last week, the Mind Unleashed reported that a 95-year-old woman in Italy made a full recovery from the coronavirus and was discharged from the hospital.
Health officials around the world are now beginning to recognize that this illness is also a grave danger to many young people as well. On Sunday, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in the United States, said that the Trump administration was “looking very closely” at cases of young people who were hospitalized or lost their lives due to the coronavirus.
Fauci was referencing new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showing that roughly 40 percent of the people who were hospitalized for the illness in the U.S. were between the ages of 20 and 54.
By John Vibes | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com


weareanonymous--2020-03-27--US Overtakes China As The Country With The Most Coronavirus Cases – Live Updates

• US overtakes China as country with the most COVID-19 cases with 81,321 cases • Elmhurst Hospital in Queens is overwhelmed with new cases • More than 500k volunteers sign up to help the NHS in Britain • Italy reports largest batch of new cases in 5 days • Wednesday was deadliest yet in US • President Xi calls on nations to improve policy coordination to avoid a recession • Mnuchin says he speaks with Powell up to ’ 30 times a day ’ Update ( 1835ET ) : Dr. Birx said Thursday that 86 % of tests run in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a lower rate than experts had expected .
She also listed off a handful of “ particularly concerning ” counties , like Illinois ’ Cook County and Michigan ’ s Wayne County .
Additionally , Dr. Birx played down some of the more dire predictions , including an Imperial College study that has circulated widely over the last week or so which called for 500k deaths in the UK .
Dr. Birx noted that this number has “ already been revised down to 20k ” .
Update ( 1810ET ) : VP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conference that Abbott Labs has applied for a point-of-care test that can be done in a doctor ’ s office , with results in 15 minutes .
Pence also advised any travelers from New York to “ check their health ” and “ self-isolate ” if they ’ ve traveled elsewhere .
Update ( 1800ET ) : Cuomo praised more New York businesses – in this case , hotels – stepping up to house medical workers or the sick .
Update ( 1740ET ) : In a testament both to the US ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the sheer penetration of the novel coronavirus within the US population , the number of confirmed cases in the US has surpassed China to become the largest outbreak in the world .
According to the NYT , at least 81,321 people have been diagnosed in the US , including more than 1,000 deaths , more cases than China and Italy and any other country .
As the Times notes , the US is suffering from a shortage of personal protective equipment and ventilators .
As President Trump said during Thursday evening ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the US has overtaken China is “ a tribute to the amount of testing we ’ re doing – we ’ re doing a lot of testing , ” Trump said .
He also ( again , correctly ) pointed out that “ you don ’ t really know ” the total scope of the crisis in China , where tens of thousands , even hundreds of thousands , of cases are believed to have gone unreported .
Trump is set to speak with President Xi Thursday night via phone .
Update ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Phil Murphy is holding his daily press conference .
As we mentioned below , New York hospitals have started ‘ splitting ’ ventilators for patients , as some New York coronavirus patients are staying on ventilators for much longer than doctors had expected .
While patients typically spend 3 to 4 days on ventilators with other serious lung ailments , COVID-19 patients are spending as long as 30 days on ventilators in New York , dimming hopes that the state will secure enough machines .
After FEMA promised 400 machines , Cuomo ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the allocation to 4,000 .
But that ’ s still 26k short of the 30k Cuomo said are needed by hospitals in the state , with Cuomo offering to personally deliver them to the next state that needs them after New York ’ s apex .
On Thursday , Cuomo reported 100 more fatalities , for a total of 385 , as hospitals brace for more .
New York City is even deploying refrigerated trailers for use as temporary morgues as the number of bodies overwhelms some hospitals .
“ This is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at a news conference Thursday .
Cuomo expressed alarm over the 35 % rise in deaths in one day .
On Wednesday , he sounded a more hopeful tone .
“ The longer they ’ re on , the more likely they ’ re not going to come off , ” he said .
“ That is what has happened .
We do have people who have been on for quite a period of time , and those are the people we ’ re losing.
” In New Jersey , COVID-19 cases increased @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6,876 , while another 19 deaths brought the state-wide total to 81 , Gov .
Murphy said .
Update ( 1315ET ) : China ’ s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday that beginning on Saturday , all foreign nationals , including those with valid visas and residence permits , will be temporarily barred from entering China as Beijing continues to turn the tables on the US and other western countries that barred Chinese nationals in the wake of the outbreak .
Columbia University will let medical students graduate early so they can help with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , university officials told ABC News .
Chicago ’ s popular Lakefront Trail was shut down on Thursday , blocking access to the extensive trail and park , after too many people congregated and violated social distancing guidelines , said Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot .
During Thursday ’ s press conference , New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo said Congress ’ $ 2 trillion stimulus bill “ failed to meet the governmental need ” , adding that it does “ absolutely nothing for us ” in terms of the massive hit to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ revenue , while also not even doing enough to meet the base-level need in New York ’ s hospitals .
He added that he was “ disappointed ” that Congress passed such a “ reckless ” bill at a time of such tremendous need .
“ I ’ m disappointed , ” Cuomo said on Thursday .
“ I find it irresponsible .
I find it reckless .
Emotion is a luxury .
And we don ’ t have the luxury at this time of being emotional about what they [ Congress ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I promise you I ’ m going to give them a piece of my mind.
” “ We don ’ t have the luxury at this time to be emotional about what they did…when this is over , I ’ ll give them a piece of my mind .
This is an extraordinary time for this nation…this was the time to put politics aside and put partisanship aside.
” The fact that lawmakers aren ’ t adequately addressing the problem in the areas with the most acute need is almost unconscionable , Cuomo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new cases reported out of Italy combined with some other new cases reported Thursday morning have delivered the ~20k cases needed to put the global total over 500k , a major milestone in the outbreak .

Summary:
Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre closed
New York City hospitals report “apocalyptic” surge in cases
US overtakes China as country with the most COVID-19 cases with 81,321 cases
Elmhurst Hospital in Queens is overwhelmed with new cases
More than 500k volunteers sign up to help the NHS in Britain
500k COVID-19 cases diagnosed
Italy reports largest batch of new cases in 5 days
Abbott Labs submitted application to FDA for point-of-care test
New Orleans hosts major outbreak
NJ reports another 2k+ cases, 19 deaths
Inmate in Washington DC tests positive
NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell tests positive
India passes $22.6 billion bailout package
Tokyo reports 40 cases for 2nd day in a row
A record 3.3 million Americans file for unemployment
China bans entry of foreigners
157 more deaths reported in Iran
Putin shuts down Moscow, delays vote on constitutional measures
Wednesday was deadliest yet in US
President Xi calls on nations to improve policy coordination to avoid a recession
Mnuchin says he speaks with Powell up to ’30 times a day’
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Update (1835ET): Dr. Birx said Thursday that 86% of tests run in the US so far have been negative, a lower rate than experts had expected. She also listed off a handful of “particularly concerning” counties, like Illinois’ Cook County and Michigan’s Wayne County.
Additionally, Dr. Birx played down some of the more dire predictions, including an Imperial College study that has circulated widely over the last week or so which called for 500k deaths in the UK. Dr. Birx noted that this number has “already been revised down to 20k”.
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Update (1810ET): VP Pence said during Thursday’s press conference that Abbott Labs has applied for a point-of-care test that can be done in a doctor’s office, with results in 15 minutes.
Pence also advised any travelers from New York to “check their health” and “self-isolate” if they’ve traveled elsewhere.
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Update (1800ET): Cuomo praised more New York businesses – in this case, hotels – stepping up to house medical workers or the sick.
Tomorrow we will tour the 4 sites that NY has identified for additional temporary hospitals that will add much needed capacity. The sites are the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, the Aqueduct Racetrack facility in Queens, CUNY Staten Island, and the NY Expo Center in the Bronx. — Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) March 26, 2020
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Update (1740ET): In a testament both to the US’s ability to ramp up testing, and the sheer penetration of the novel coronavirus within the US population, the number of confirmed cases in the US has surpassed China to become the largest outbreak in the world.
According to the NYT, at least 81,321 people have been diagnosed in the US, including more than 1,000 deaths, more cases than China and Italy and any other country. As the Times notes, the US is suffering from a shortage of personal protective equipment and ventilators.
As President Trump said during Thursday evening’s press conference, the fact that the US has overtaken China is “a tribute to the amount of testing we’re doing – we’re doing a lot of testing,” Trump said.
He also (again, correctly) pointed out that “you don’t really know” the total scope of the crisis in China, where tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of cases are believed to have gone unreported.
Trump is set to speak with President Xi Thursday night via phone.
Here’s a breakdown of cases by state:
Find more statistics at Statista
Find more statistics at Statista
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Update (1415ET): New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is holding his daily press conference.
Holding a COVID-19 briefing. WATCH: https://t.co/0JHV5xBCXE — Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) March 26, 2020
As we mentioned below, New York hospitals have started ‘splitting’ ventilators for patients, as some New York coronavirus patients are staying on ventilators for much longer than doctors had expected. While patients typically spend 3 to 4 days on ventilators with other serious lung ailments, COVID-19 patients are spending as long as 30 days on ventilators in New York, dimming hopes that the state will secure enough machines.
After FEMA promised 400 machines, Cuomo’s complaints convinced VP Pence to increase the allocation to 4,000. But that’s still 26k short of the 30k Cuomo said are needed by hospitals in the state, with Cuomo offering to personally deliver them to the next state that needs them after New York’s apex.
On Thursday, Cuomo reported 100 more fatalities, for a total of 385, as hospitals brace for more. New York City is even deploying refrigerated trailers for use as temporary morgues as the number of bodies overwhelms some hospitals.
“This is the really bad news,” Cuomo said at a news conference Thursday.
Cuomo expressed alarm over the 35% rise in deaths in one day. On Wednesday, he sounded a more hopeful tone.
“The longer they’re on, the more likely they’re not going to come off,” he said. “That is what has happened. We do have people who have been on for quite a period of time, and those are the people we’re losing.”
In New Jersey, COVID-19 cases increased by 2,492 from a day earlier to 6,876, while another 19 deaths brought the state-wide total to 81, Gov. Murphy said.
* * *
Update (1315ET): China’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday that beginning on Saturday, all foreign nationals, including those with valid visas and residence permits, will be temporarily barred from entering China as Beijing continues to turn the tables on the US and other western countries that barred Chinese nationals in the wake of the outbreak.
Columbia University will let medical students graduate early so they can help with the coronavirus response efforts in New York, university officials told ABC News.
Chicago’s popular Lakefront Trail was shut down on Thursday, blocking access to the extensive trail and park, after too many people congregated and violated social distancing guidelines, said Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
During Thursday’s press conference, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Congress’ $2 trillion stimulus bill “failed to meet the governmental need”, adding that it does “absolutely nothing for us” in terms of the massive hit to the state’s budget from lost tax revenue, while also not even doing enough to meet the base-level need in New York’s hospitals.
He added that he was “disappointed” that Congress passed such a “reckless” bill at a time of such tremendous need.
“I’m disappointed,” Cuomo said on Thursday. “I find it irresponsible. I find it reckless. Emotion is a luxury. And we don’t have the luxury at this time of being emotional about what they [Congress] did. When this is over, I promise you I’m going to give them a piece of my mind.”
“We don’t have the luxury at this time to be emotional about what they did…when this is over, I’ll give them a piece of my mind. This is an extraordinary time for this nation…this was the time to put politics aside and put partisanship aside.”
The fact that lawmakers aren’t adequately addressing the problem in the areas with the most acute need is almost unconscionable, Cuomo said.
In other news, the new cases reported out of Italy combined with some other new cases reported Thursday morning have delivered the ~20k cases needed to put the global total over 500k, a major milestone in the outbreak.


weareanonymous--2020-03-26--America Loses 500,000 Millionaires in Coronavirus Pandemic Market Crash

The drop in the stock market since the coronavirus outbreak began has resulted in huge losses for millionaires in the United States .
At the start of the year , there was a record 11 million people in the country with over a million dollars in assets , according to a new study published by research firm Spectrem Group .
However , after the fluctuating losses and gains of the past several weeks , approximately 500,000 people who were on that list are no longer millionaires .
While that number is sure to change from day-to-day , it seems safe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and done there will be fewer millionaires after the pandemic than there were before .
While there are some ripple effects experienced by the general population , the wealthy are most affected by the stock market crash .
The top 1 percent of households owned 53.5 percent of equities and mutual fund shares , according to data from the Federal Reserve .
According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index , the world ’ s 500 richest people have lost nearly $ 1.3 trillion since the beginning of the year .
The nation ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the past few months , but they had much more to lose , and many of them have private bunkers , or at the very least enough resources to get them through this difficult time .
People who live paycheck to paycheck may not have lost much money in the stock market , but many of them have lost their jobs and fear that they won ’ t be able to afford to survive in the coming weeks and months .
It was reported this week that 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Department said in a statement announcing the numbers : “ This marks the highest level of seasonally adjusted initial claims in the history of the seasonally adjusted series .
The previous high was 695,000 in October of 1982.
” The United States government has been working to pass a $ 2 trillion stimulus bill which includes a small payout to some workers , but critics say that the bill has included too much corporate welfare , and not enough cash to the struggling hourly employees who need it the most .
Coronavirus-Crisis : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 , Thousands Call Out Sick As New York City becomes a major epicenter for the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in the United States , thousands of the city ’ s police officers are out sick .
At a press conference on Wednesday , NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said that at least 236 members of the NYPD have tested positive for coronavirus and 3,200 additional officers have called out sick .
“ We are backfilling patrols where we need to .
We are taking on a variety of assignments , ” Shae said , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also 84 members of the New York City Fire Department who have tested positive for the virus .
People who are working in many industries in the United States currently don ’ t have access to proper protective equipment even though they are still dealing with the public during a pandemic .
In many cases , this causes workers in these positions to become sick themselves and pass the illness on to the many people they come into contact with .
This is especially true for healthcare workers and police .
Last week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ multiple police and rescue workers in New York dealing with a man who had suddenly collapsed on the subway after loudly gasping for air .
It is not clear what the man ’ s condition is or if he was infected with the coronavirus , but the crew that was working with him did not seem to have any kind of gear to protect them .
Meanwhile , New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that 300 non-violent , elderly inmates will be released from Riker ’ s Island Prison , to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outbreak at the facility .
“ We want to identify anyone in those categories and get them released immediately , ” the mayor said , according to The Hill .
Only inmates who meet certain conditions will be released .
These conditions include having serious pre-existing health conditions and less than one year remaining on their sentence .
Inmates who were charged with sexual assault or domestic violence will not be eligible for release .

The drop in the stock market since the coronavirus outbreak began has resulted in huge losses for millionaires in the United States. At the start of the year, there was a record 11 million people in the country with over a million dollars in assets, according to a new study published by research firm Spectrem Group.
However, after the fluctuating losses and gains of the past several weeks, approximately 500,000 people who were on that list are no longer millionaires. While that number is sure to change from day-to-day, it seems safe to assume that when all is said and done there will be fewer millionaires after the pandemic than there were before.
While there are some ripple effects experienced by the general population, the wealthy are most affected by the stock market crash. The top 1 percent of households owned 53.5 percent of equities and mutual fund shares, according to data from the Federal Reserve.
According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, the world’s 500 richest people have lost nearly $1.3 trillion since the beginning of the year. The nation’s wealthy certainly lost the most money in the past few months, but they had much more to lose, and many of them have private bunkers, or at the very least enough resources to get them through this difficult time.
People who live paycheck to paycheck may not have lost much money in the stock market, but many of them have lost their jobs and fear that they won’t be able to afford to survive in the coming weeks and months. It was reported this week that 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment, shattering previous records.
The Labor Department said in a statement announcing the numbers:
“This marks the highest level of seasonally adjusted initial claims in the history of the seasonally adjusted series. The previous high was 695,000 in October of 1982.”
The United States government has been working to pass a $2 trillion stimulus bill which includes a small payout to some workers, but critics say that the bill has included too much corporate welfare, and not enough cash to the struggling hourly employees who need it the most.
Coronavirus-Crisis: Hundreds of NYPD Cops Test Positive for COVID-19, Thousands Call Out Sick
As New York City becomes a major epicenter for the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in the United States, thousands of the city’s police officers are out sick.
At a press conference on Wednesday, NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said that at least 236 members of the NYPD have tested positive for coronavirus and 3,200 additional officers have called out sick.
“We are backfilling patrols where we need to. We are taking on a variety of assignments,” Shae said, according to ABC News.
There are also 84 members of the New York City Fire Department who have tested positive for the virus.
NYPD struggling to supply cops with gloves, masks amid jump in coronavirus cases within force Growing frustrations continue to increase among first responders over the lack of equipment during the coronavirus outbreak. Posted by Fox News Video on Wednesday, March 25, 2020
People who are working in many industries in the United States currently don’t have access to proper protective equipment even though they are still dealing with the public during a pandemic.
In many cases, this causes workers in these positions to become sick themselves and pass the illness on to the many people they come into contact with. This is especially true for healthcare workers and police.
Last week, Richard Prado tweeted a video showing multiple police and rescue workers in New York dealing with a man who had suddenly collapsed on the subway after loudly gasping for air.
It is not clear what the man’s condition is or if he was infected with the coronavirus, but the crew that was working with him did not seem to have any kind of gear to protect them.
Just got off the R train. A rider gasped for air loudly, and dropped to the floor. I immediately got off the next stop and begin filming. I'm not sure about the man's condition or if it was the #Coronavirus or not, but in reality we can't afford to take chances anymore.#COVID pic.twitter.com/41LSbRjo5u — Richard Prado (@Pilly_Prado) March 20, 2020
Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that 300 non-violent, elderly inmates will be released from Riker’s Island Prison, to help prevent the spread of a growing outbreak at the facility.
“We want to identify anyone in those categories and get them released immediately,” the mayor said, according to The Hill.
Only inmates who meet certain conditions will be released. These conditions include having serious pre-existing health conditions and less than one year remaining on their sentence. Inmates who were charged with sexual assault or domestic violence will not be eligible for release.
By John Vibes | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com


weareanonymous--2020-03-26--New York Hospital Giving Coronavirus Patients Massive Amounts of Vitamin C After Promising Results F

New York Hospital Giving Coronavirus Patients Massive Amounts of Vitamin C After Promising Results From China

As New York state ’ s hospital system faces an unprecedented surge of sick coronavirus patients , some doctors have reportedly found success in improving their symptoms through the application of massive Vitamin C doses .
The administering of 1,500 milligrams of intravenous Vitamin C is over 16 times the recommended dietary allowance of the antioxidant , but has resulted in patients treated with the vitamin faring “ significantly ” better than those patients who aren ’ t receiving the treatment , reports the New York Post .
According to pulmonologist and critical-care specialist Dr. Andrew G. Weber , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Long Island , intensive-care patients infected with the novel virus are immediately administered the massive dosage when they arrive in ICU .
The powerful vitamin C dosage is re-administered intravenously three or four times per day , he added .
Weber explained that the inspiration for the treatment comes after doctors in Shanghai , China , also used it .
“ The patients who received Vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get Vitamin C. It helps a tremendous amount , but it is not highlighted because it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vitamin C is administered along with medicines including the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as well as the antibiotic azithromycin , various biologics and blood thinners , Weber added .
While there is no scientific research that supports the use of high doses of Vitamin C in the treatment of CoViD-19 , intravenous Vitamin C has long been used by some doctors to treat cold and flu symptoms .
According to a study published in 1999 , “ Overall , reported flu and cold symptoms in the test group decreased 85 % compared with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vitamin C. ” “ Vitamin C in megadoses administered before or after the appearance of cold and flu symptoms relieved and prevented the symptoms in the test population compared with the control group.
” Weber said that coronavirus patients see dramatic falls in their levels of Vitamin C when they suffer sepsis , the lethal inflammatory response to CoViD-19 infection .
“ It makes all the sense in the world to try and maintain this level of Vitamin C. ” Clinical trials of the treatment began February 14 at Zhongnan Hospital in Wuhan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ emerged last December .
The study is expected to run through the end of September after which study findings will be published .
On Tuesday , hospitals in New York were granted permission from federal authorities to use a mixture of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin to treat severely ill patients on the basis of “ compassionate care.
” President Trump has tweeted that the cocktail has “ a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine , ” despite health officials urging caution about treating the drug @ @ @ @ @ @ @ studies .
However , some experts have cautioned that the experimental intravenous treatment ’ s ability to fight off pneumonia remains unproven .
“ Although vitamin C does have some small effect on the common cold , it ’ s unlikely that taking large amounts of vitamin C supplements will cure a COVID-19 infection—or have a large effect at all , ” Peter McCaffery , professor of biochemistry at the University of Aberdeen , wrote in the Conversation .
“ Your immune system does need Vitamin C to work right .
But extra @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cold .
It may make it go away faster or not feel as bad—if you were taking it before you got sick .
”

Some doctors in New York are treating coronavirus patients with Vitamin C after seeing it used in China.
As New York state’s hospital system faces an unprecedented surge of sick coronavirus patients, some doctors have reportedly found success in improving their symptoms through the application of massive Vitamin C doses.
The administering of 1,500 milligrams of intravenous Vitamin C is over 16 times the recommended dietary allowance of the antioxidant, but has resulted in patients treated with the vitamin faring “significantly” better than those patients who aren’t receiving the treatment, reports the New York Post.
According to pulmonologist and critical-care specialist Dr. Andrew G. Weber, who is affiliated with two Northwell Health facilities on Long Island, intensive-care patients infected with the novel virus are immediately administered the massive dosage when they arrive in ICU. The powerful vitamin C dosage is re-administered intravenously three or four times per day, he added.
Weber explained that the inspiration for the treatment comes after doctors in Shanghai, China, also used it.
China is conducting a clinical trial of 24,000 mg/day of intravenous vitamin C for coronavirus patients. They will receive it for 7 days straight at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University. Honor and thanks to Zhiyong Peng, MD, for making this happen. https://t.co/x9lpnmoXVm — Yardley Wong (@yardleywong) February 12, 2020
Weber told the Post:
“The patients who received Vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get Vitamin C.
It helps a tremendous amount, but it is not highlighted because it’s not a sexy drug.”
The Vitamin C is administered along with medicines including the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as well as the antibiotic azithromycin, various biologics and blood thinners, Weber added.
While there is no scientific research that supports the use of high doses of Vitamin C in the treatment of CoViD-19, intravenous Vitamin C has long been used by some doctors to treat cold and flu symptoms.
According to a study published in 1999, “Overall, reported flu and cold symptoms in the test group decreased 85% compared with the control group after the administration of megadose Vitamin C.”
The study concluded:
“Vitamin C in megadoses administered before or after the appearance of cold and flu symptoms relieved and prevented the symptoms in the test population compared with the control group.”
Weber said that coronavirus patients see dramatic falls in their levels of Vitamin C when they suffer sepsis, the lethal inflammatory response to CoViD-19 infection.
He added:
“It makes all the sense in the world to try and maintain this level of Vitamin C.”
Clinical trials of the treatment began February 14 at Zhongnan Hospital in Wuhan, China, where the disease rapidly emerged last December. The study is expected to run through the end of September after which study findings will be published.
On Tuesday, hospitals in New York were granted permission from federal authorities to use a mixture of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin to treat severely ill patients on the basis of “compassionate care.”
President Trump has tweeted that the cocktail has “a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine,” despite health officials urging caution about treating the drug as some panacea prior to rigorous clinical studies.
However, some experts have cautioned that the experimental intravenous treatment’s ability to fight off pneumonia remains unproven.
“Although vitamin C does have some small effect on the common cold, it’s unlikely that taking large amounts of vitamin C supplements will cure a COVID-19 infection—or have a large effect at all,” Peter McCaffery, professor of biochemistry at the University of Aberdeen, wrote in the Conversation.
Carol DerSarkissian, MD told MedicineNet:
“Your immune system does need Vitamin C to work right. But extra won’t help you avoid a cold. It may make it go away faster or not feel as bad—if you were taking it before you got sick.”
By Elias Marat | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com