jewworldorder--2020-10-04--Covid-19 Complications – Are Neanderthals to Blame?

A strand of Neanderthal DNA inherited by modern humans has been linked to your likelihood of falling severely ill with Covid-19 , but not everyone is convinced .
The Neanderthal gene is only found in some people on the planet .
A strand of DNA that modern humans inherited from the Neanderthals has been identified in a new paper published in Nature .
The paper says , the Neanderthal gene “ increases the risk of developing severe Covid-19.
” According to lead author , Hugo Zeberg , an assistant professor at the Karolinska Medical Institute in Stockholm , and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig , the strand of DNA that was passed on from Neanderthals to modern humans “ triples the risk of developing severe Covid-19.
” However , there are skeptics who suggest the Neanderthal gene we carry can not really explain the complex nature of Covid-19 and doesn ’ t account for all the factors .
Since emerging from China in late 2019 , over the last year Covid-19 , according to the latest data published on Worldometers , has reportedly infected 34,999,693 people and has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ parallel in the race for a vaccine and more advanced therapeutics is the hunt for a common factor among those who contract the disease and become extremely ill .
The primary suspicions point to age , diet , race , smoking and other lifestyle and environmental factors .
But now , genetic evidence has been published suggesting your chances of extreme suffering and death after contracting Covid-19 is related to how much Neanderthal DNA is present in any given individual .
Is this a gross oversimplification , or is it true enough to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ respiratory infections is said to be worse in people who carry the Neanderthal gene .
( dottedyeti / Adobe Stock ) Around 50,000 years ago Homo Sapiens met Neanderthals on the bountiful Eurasian hunting grounds .
Traditional history teaches us that a competition for food resources led to the Homo Sapiens killing-off the Neanderthals .
However , recent research has proven that there was a lot of inter-species breeding between modern humans , Neanderthals and Denisovans .
According to the new paper , it is estimated that about “ 16 % of Europeans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ carry Neanderthal genes .
Zeberga and Pääbo identified the Covid-19 “ risk gene ” after a comparison of DNA samples from Covid-19 victims with the DNA from Neanderthal and Denisovan bones .
They wrote that the particular strand of DNA that makes sufferers more likely to develop complications and serious illness , closely matched Neanderthal DNA unearthed in Croatia .
Talking with reporters at The Guardian , Dr Zeberga said “ I almost fell off my chair , ” when realizing this statistical analysis determined an unseen commonality in COVID-19 suffers , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ extreme symptoms was “ exactly the same as in the Neanderthal genome.
” A Neanderthal on the left versus a modern human on the right .
We sure look different but below the surface the modern human genome also includes the Neanderthal gene that makes Covid-19 more severe .
( nicolasprimola / Adobe Stock ) Attempting to explain why ancient humans may have kept this apparently deadly Neanderthal gene , the pair of geneticists suspect the guilty Neanderthal gene might have at one time been beneficial in helping us fight off a range @ @ @ @ @ @ @ present , 55,000 years later , that same gene ’ s “ downside has been exposed.
” However , what remains a mystery is how exactly the Neanderthal gene amplifies the effects of Covid-19 .
The authors of the new paper estimate that about “ 100,000 additional people ” have died so far in the current pandemic due to the Neanderthal gene that is part of the modern human genome .
Another Scientist Disagrees And Says : “ Not So Fast !
“ Reading almost every headline about this story , linking a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might be inspired , like I was , to search for where you can get a Neanderthal gene test now .
But I urge you to save your cash for now as another leading professor in this field , Dr Mark Maslin , from the University College London , told The World New s that he urged the public to “ show caution ” towards the claims in this new paper .
Indirectly , he accused the authors of perhaps “ oversimplifying the causes and impact of the pandemic , ” and he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the severity of which has been linked to “ age , gender , ethnicity , obesity , health , virus load among other things , ” and as Covid-19 spreads around the world it is clear that “ lots of different populations are being severely affected , many of which do not have any Neanderthal genes.
” For someone like me , immersed in archaeology and the history of humans , the new research on the Neanderthal gene that some modern humans carry and its effect on Covid-19 severity highlights how little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where they came from , and what made them useful in the first place .
Top image : A group of Neanderthals , who , according to a new research paper , gave modern humans a Neanderthal gene that can make Covid-19 more servere .
Source : Gorodenkoff / Adobe Stock

A strand of Neanderthal DNA inherited by modern humans has been linked to your likelihood of falling severely ill with Covid-19, but not everyone is convinced.
The Neanderthal gene is only found in some people on the planet. A strand of DNA that modern humans inherited from the Neanderthals has been identified in a new paper published in Nature. The paper says, the Neanderthal gene “increases the risk of developing severe Covid-19.”
According to lead author, Hugo Zeberg, an assistant professor at the Karolinska Medical Institute in Stockholm, and his co-author, Svante Pääbo, director of the Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, the strand of DNA that was passed on from Neanderthals to modern humans “triples the risk of developing severe Covid-19.” However, there are skeptics who suggest the Neanderthal gene we carry cannot really explain the complex nature of Covid-19 and doesn’t account for all the factors.
Since emerging from China in late 2019, over the last year Covid-19, according to the latest data published on Worldometers, has reportedly infected 34,999,693 people and has claimed the lives of 1,035,656. Running parallel in the race for a vaccine and more advanced therapeutics is the hunt for a common factor among those who contract the disease and become extremely ill. The primary suspicions point to age, diet, race, smoking and other lifestyle and environmental factors.
But now, genetic evidence has been published suggesting your chances of extreme suffering and death after contracting Covid-19 is related to how much Neanderthal DNA is present in any given individual. Is this a gross oversimplification, or is it true enough to consider?
The Covid-19 coronavirus that causes respiratory infections is said to be worse in people who carry the Neanderthal gene. (dottedyeti / Adobe Stock )
The Controversial Neanderthal Gene That Makes Covid-19 Worse
Around 50,000 years ago Homo Sapiens met Neanderthals on the bountiful Eurasian hunting grounds. Traditional history teaches us that a competition for food resources led to the Homo Sapiens killing-off the Neanderthals. However, recent research has proven that there was a lot of inter-species breeding between modern humans, Neanderthals and Denisovans. According to the new paper, it is estimated that about “16% of Europeans and half of south Asians today” carry Neanderthal genes.
Zeberga and Pääbo identified the Covid-19 “risk gene” after a comparison of DNA samples from Covid-19 victims with the DNA from Neanderthal and Denisovan bones. They wrote that the particular strand of DNA that makes sufferers more likely to develop complications and serious illness, closely matched Neanderthal DNA unearthed in Croatia.
Talking with reporters at The Guardian , Dr Zeberga said “I almost fell off my chair,” when realizing this statistical analysis determined an unseen commonality in COVID-19 suffers, and that the DNA of Covid-19 patients with extreme symptoms was “exactly the same as in the Neanderthal genome.”
A Neanderthal on the left versus a modern human on the right. We sure look different but below the surface the modern human genome also includes the Neanderthal gene that makes Covid-19 more severe. (nicolasprimola / Adobe Stock )
One Neanderthal Gene Can’t Completely Explain Covid-19
Attempting to explain why ancient humans may have kept this apparently deadly Neanderthal gene, the pair of geneticists suspect the guilty Neanderthal gene might have at one time been beneficial in helping us fight off a range other ancient infections . However, a present, 55,000 years later, that same gene’s “downside has been exposed.” However, what remains a mystery is how exactly the Neanderthal gene amplifies the effects of Covid-19.
The authors of the new paper estimate that about “100,000 additional people” have died so far in the current pandemic due to the Neanderthal gene that is part of the modern human genome.
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Another Scientist Disagrees And Says: “Not So Fast!“
Reading almost every headline about this story, linking a Neanderthal gene with Covid-19 complications, you might be inspired, like I was, to search for where you can get a Neanderthal gene test now. But I urge you to save your cash for now as another leading professor in this field, Dr Mark Maslin, from the University College London, told The World New s that he urged the public to “show caution” towards the claims in this new paper.
Indirectly, he accused the authors of perhaps “oversimplifying the causes and impact of the pandemic,” and he added that Covid-19 is a complex disease , the severity of which has been linked to “age, gender, ethnicity, obesity, health, virus load among other things,” and as Covid-19 spreads around the world it is clear that “lots of different populations are being severely affected, many of which do not have any Neanderthal genes.”
For someone like me, immersed in archaeology and the history of humans, the new research on the Neanderthal gene that some modern humans carry and its effect on Covid-19 severity highlights how little we know about our modern-day genes, where they came from, and what made them useful in the first place.
Top image: A group of Neanderthals, who, according to a new research paper, gave modern humans a Neanderthal gene that can make Covid-19 more servere. Source: Gorodenkoff / Adobe Stock
By Ashley Cowie


jewworldorder--2020-10-05--The Ancient Greeks Invented the Hanukkah Menorah

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The Ancient Greeks Invented the Hanukkah Menorah
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jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Paranormal Encounters During Covid-19 – Did We Experience Greater Spirit Activity During Lockdown?

2020 has been something of a global experiment in social isolation , fear and human coping mechanisms .
Although much of the world is now out of what we might call ‘ total lockdown ’ , research is starting to filter through which provides fascinating insights into human behavior during these unprecedented months .
One of the more offbeat revelations to have surfaced is that there appears to have been a global upswing in reports of paranormal activity during the months April , May and June , when many countries were at the height of their lockdown periods .
What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we really been seeing more ghosts ?
Many articles , like this one from the New York Times , seem to think so – or is there something else at the root of this ?
I ’ m what I would call a sceptical spiritualist .
I believe in spiritualist principles and I have occasionally witnessed excellent mediumship which I can ’ t explain as well as occurrences I can ’ t discount – however , much of the mediumship I see ( and I ’ ve sat through thousands of hours of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spiritualist centre ) provides only poor evidence of life after death and honestly convinces no one of anything .
For this reason , I ’ d love to consider an upswing in ghostly sightings as evidence that perhaps we have been joined by more spirit beings during the lockdown – but I ’ m also drawn to considering psychological reasons why people may have thought they were experiencing something paranormal when they really weren ’ t .
A 2019 YouGov survey reports that 45 % of American believe that ghosts exist ; a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Pew Research Center asserted in 2009 that 29 % of people believed they had interacted with or sensed a spirit presence , and 18 % had actually seen something they believed to be a ghost or spirit .
There are not insignificant numbers to begin with , and this of course was pre-pandemic .
Possible Psychological Explanations for An Upswing in Paranormal Experiences It ’ s relatively easy to find reasons to be sceptical of the apparent increase in paranormal activity during the lockdown period .
For a start , much of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to home .
If you ’ re normally in your home for only around 14 hours a day , and then suddenly you ’ re there consistently for a full 23-24 hours every day , you ’ re going to start noticing things more .
Even newer houses make noises depending on temperature and weather conditions ; if you suddenly notice your home creaking or squeaking or popping or groaning or doing any of the other repertoire of noises homes appear to be able to make , it ’ s not surprising that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But do you really know that it hasn ’ t been making those same noises most days , pre-lockdown , when you just weren ’ t there to hear them ?
Factor in also that during the lockdown period , many people were fearful or psychologically stressed , whether about the virus itself or about the possibility of losing their livelihoods .
Research such as this study by Peter Suedfeld in back in 1987 found that stress , boredom and danger can all alter our perceptions slightly as search for coping mechanisms , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be one effect of this .
Many people were also lonely or feeling isolated during the lockdown period .
Interestingly , anecdotal evidence suggests that those who felt particularly stressed or lonely during this period were more likely to report a comforting spirit presence , which they may have believed to be a family member , or least a non-frightening presence .
Could this have to do with the psychological need for company or a reassuring presence during a time of great worry ?
One other factor to consider is that heuristics – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even realising it – suggests that we ’ re more likely to classify an experience as such and such if we ’ re aware that others are also experiencing this .
In other words , if you ’ re aware that many other people seem to be experiencing something paranormal , you ’ re more likely to classify your own experience that way , rather than just assuming your floorboards are dodgy .
The same principle may account for the upsurge in disturbing dreams during Covid-19 .
Clearly there are a number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ increase in paranormal activity may have been reported , and a lot of these theories do make perfect sense .
But then , what if there really were an increase in spirit presence around us during this time ?
An Increase in Spirit Activity – or Perhaps an Increase in Spiritual Awareness ?
Could it be , perhaps , that loved ones in spirit really did draw closer to many of us than before during this time of great stress ?
Were they intending to offer comfort , or guidance ?
Perhaps even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the same levels of spirit presence are around us as at any other time – but that we have collectively become more open to experiencing spirit presence and spirit visitations ?
Have some of us successfully raised our vibrations to a point where we ’ re more likely to experience mediumistic phenomena including spirit sounds , sightings or touch ?
The lockdown period was the perfect opportunity for many people to work on their own spiritual development , and it could well be that many people found time to meditate , ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up spiritually and simply build their awareness of other dimensions around them .
Only time will tell whether 2020 really has created spiritual growth opportunities for much of mankind .
If indeed it has , an increase in paranormal activity and spirit sightings may be a fascinating first glimpse of higher levels of consciousness in a wider array of the population .
Nikki Harper is a spiritualist writer , astrologer , and Wake Up World ’ s editor .

October 5th, 2020
By Nikki Harper
Staff Writer for Wake Up World
2020 has been something of a global experiment in social isolation, fear and human coping mechanisms. Although much of the world is now out of what we might call ‘total lockdown’, research is starting to filter through which provides fascinating insights into human behavior during these unprecedented months.
One of the more offbeat revelations to have surfaced is that there appears to have been a global upswing in reports of paranormal activity during the months April, May and June, when many countries were at the height of their lockdown periods.
What’s going on here? Have we really been seeing more ghosts? Many articles, like this one from the New York Times, seem to think so – or is there something else at the root of this?
I’m what I would call a sceptical spiritualist. I believe in spiritualist principles and I have occasionally witnessed excellent mediumship which I can’t explain as well as occurrences I can’t discount – however, much of the mediumship I see (and I’ve sat through thousands of hours of it through many years of running a spiritualist centre) provides only poor evidence of life after death and honestly convinces no one of anything. For this reason, I’d love to consider an upswing in ghostly sightings as evidence that perhaps we have been joined by more spirit beings during the lockdown – but I’m also drawn to considering psychological reasons why people may have thought they were experiencing something paranormal when they really weren’t.
A 2019 YouGov survey reports that 45% of American believe that ghosts exist; a much older but still interesting report from the Pew Research Center asserted in 2009 that 29% of people believed they had interacted with or sensed a spirit presence, and 18% had actually seen something they believed to be a ghost or spirit.
There are not insignificant numbers to begin with, and this of course was pre-pandemic.
Possible Psychological Explanations for An Upswing in Paranormal Experiences
It’s relatively easy to find reasons to be sceptical of the apparent increase in paranormal activity during the lockdown period.
For a start, much of the world was more or less confined to home. If you’re normally in your home for only around 14 hours a day, and then suddenly you’re there consistently for a full 23-24 hours every day, you’re going to start noticing things more.
Even newer houses make noises depending on temperature and weather conditions; if you suddenly notice your home creaking or squeaking or popping or groaning or doing any of the other repertoire of noises homes appear to be able to make, it’s not surprising that you might think it was haunted. But do you really know that it hasn’t been making those same noises most days, pre-lockdown, when you just weren’t there to hear them?
Factor in also that during the lockdown period, many people were fearful or psychologically stressed, whether about the virus itself or about the possibility of losing their livelihoods. Research such as this study by Peter Suedfeld in back in 1987 found that stress, boredom and danger can all alter our perceptions slightly as search for coping mechanisms, and that a sense of presence can be one effect of this.
Many people were also lonely or feeling isolated during the lockdown period. Interestingly, anecdotal evidence suggests that those who felt particularly stressed or lonely during this period were more likely to report a comforting spirit presence, which they may have believed to be a family member, or least a non-frightening presence. Could this have to do with the psychological need for company or a reassuring presence during a time of great worry?
One other factor to consider is that heuristics – mental shortcuts we tend to take without even realising it – suggests that we’re more likely to classify an experience as such and such if we’re aware that others are also experiencing this. In other words, if you’re aware that many other people seem to be experiencing something paranormal, you’re more likely to classify your own experience that way, rather than just assuming your floorboards are dodgy. The same principle may account for the upsurge in disturbing dreams during Covid-19.
Clearly there are a number of sceptical theories then as to why an increase in paranormal activity may have been reported, and a lot of these theories do make perfect sense.
But then, what if there really were an increase in spirit presence around us during this time?
An Increase in Spirit Activity – or Perhaps an Increase in Spiritual Awareness?
Could it be, perhaps, that loved ones in spirit really did draw closer to many of us than before during this time of great stress? Were they intending to offer comfort, or guidance?
Perhaps even more intriguingly, could it instead be that the same levels of spirit presence are around us as at any other time – but that we have collectively become more open to experiencing spirit presence and spirit visitations? Have some of us successfully raised our vibrations to a point where we’re more likely to experience mediumistic phenomena including spirit sounds, sightings or touch?
The lockdown period was the perfect opportunity for many people to work on their own spiritual development, and it could well be that many people found time to meditate, ‘sit in the power’, open up spiritually and simply build their awareness of other dimensions around them.
Only time will tell whether 2020 really has created spiritual growth opportunities for much of mankind. If indeed it has, an increase in paranormal activity and spirit sightings may be a fascinating first glimpse of higher levels of consciousness in a wider array of the population.
About the author:
Nikki Harper is a spiritualist writer, astrologer, and Wake Up World’s editor.


jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Trump slammed for leaving hospital to greet supporters, exposing guards to virus

WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump sparked an angry backlash from the medical community Sunday with a protocol-breaking visit to his supporters outside the hospital where he is being treated for the highly-infectious , potentially deadly new coronavirus .
He was masked as he waved from inside his bulletproof vehicle during the short trip outside Walter Reed military medical center near Washington , which appeared designed to take back the narrative on his improving health after a weekend of muddled messaging from his doctors .
But experts complained that the outing broke his own government ’ s public health guidelines @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in treatment and still shedding virus — and endangered his Secret Service protection .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up Trump , who has been repeatedly rebuked for flouting public health guidelines and spreading misinformation on the pandemic , said in a video that dropped on Twitter just before the appearance that he had “ learned a lot about Covid ” by “ really going to school ” as he has battled the virus .
But health experts took @ @ @ @ @ @ @ criticize the “ stunt , ” which they said demonstrated that he had learned nothing at all .
“ Every single person in the vehicle during that completely unnecessary Presidential ‘ drive-by ’ just now has to be quarantined for 14 days , ” said James Phillips , chief of disaster medicine at George Washington University .
“ They might get sick .
They may die .
For political theater .
Commanded by Trump to put their lives at risk for theater .
This is insanity.
” White House spokesman Judd Deere said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to protect Trump and his support staff , including protective gear .
“ The movement was cleared by the medical team as safe to do , ” he added .
But Zeke Emanuel , chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania and regular TV pundit , described the appearance as “ shameful.
” “ Making his Secret Service agents drive with a COVID-19 patient , with windows up no less , put them needlessly at risk for infection .
And for what ?
A PR @ @ @ @ @ @ @ episode came hours after a briefing by Trump ’ s medical team , who said he had “ continued to improve ” and could be returned to the White House , which has the facilities to treat and isolate the president , as early as Monday .
The president was flown to Walter Reed with a high fever on Friday after a “ rapid progression ” of his illness , with his oxygen levels dropping worryingly low , Trump ’ s physician Sean Conley said in a Sunday briefing .
Health experts have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — and particularly Trump ’ s medical team — has caused widespread confusion .
Conley admitted Sunday that he had kept from the public the fact that the president had been given extra oxygen , in a bid to reflect an “ upbeat attitude.
” And he gave a rosy account of Trump ’ s progress Saturday only for White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to tell reporters immediately that Trump ’ s condition had been “ very concerning ” and that he was “ still not on a clear path to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reelection campaign in its final month against Democratic rival Joe Biden — who announced Sunday his latest negative test for the virus — Trump and his advisors have done their best to project a sense of continuity .
His deputy campaign manager Jason Miller told ABC Sunday he had spoken to Trump for a half-hour Saturday and that the president was “ cracking jokes.
” But controversy has been mounting over the possibility that Trump might have exposed numerous others to Covid-19 even after a close aide tested positive .
A timeline provided @ @ @ @ @ @ @ met more than 30 donors on Thursday in Bedminster , New Jersey even after learning that Hope Hicks had the virus — and just hours before he announced his own positive test .
There were more than 200 people at the fundraiser and a contact-tracing operation underway in New Jersey was looking at potentially thousands of people who may have been exposed .
All this came in a week when a Wall Street Journal/NBC poll — taken in the two days after a bruising presidential debate with Biden but before news emerged of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a significant a 53-39 percent lead among registered voters .
As well as Trump and Hicks , numerous White House insiders and at least three Republican senators have contracted Covid-19 , along with First Lady Melania Trump , who has not experienced severe symptoms .
Public health experts have expressed alarm at the “ White House cluster , ” which has been linked to the September 26 Rose Garden celebration of conservative judge Amy Coney Barrett ’ s nomination to the Supreme Court .

WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump sparked an angry backlash from the medical community Sunday with a protocol-breaking visit to his supporters outside the hospital where he is being treated for the highly-infectious, potentially deadly new coronavirus.
He was masked as he waved from inside his bulletproof vehicle during the short trip outside Walter Reed military medical center near Washington, which appeared designed to take back the narrative on his improving health after a weekend of muddled messaging from his doctors.
But experts complained that the outing broke his own government’s public health guidelines requiring patients to isolate while they are in treatment and still shedding virus — and endangered his Secret Service protection.
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Trump, who has been repeatedly rebuked for flouting public health guidelines and spreading misinformation on the pandemic, said in a video that dropped on Twitter just before the appearance that he had “learned a lot about Covid” by “really going to school” as he has battled the virus.
US President Donald Trump supporters gather outside Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020. Trump was admitted to the hospital after contracting COVID-19. (AP Photo/Anthony Peltier)
But health experts took to the airwaves and social media to criticize the “stunt,” which they said demonstrated that he had learned nothing at all.
“Every single person in the vehicle during that completely unnecessary Presidential ‘drive-by’ just now has to be quarantined for 14 days,” said James Phillips, chief of disaster medicine at George Washington University.
President Trump, wearing a mask, rides by his supporters outside Walter Reed while in the back of a Suburban. pic.twitter.com/nsCJyYXHdK — Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) October 4, 2020
“They might get sick. They may die. For political theater. Commanded by Trump to put their lives at risk for theater. This is insanity.”
Every single person in the vehicle during that completely unnecessary Presidential “drive-by” just now has to be quarantined for 14 days. They might get sick. They may die. For political theater. Commanded by Trump to put their lives at risk for theater. This is insanity. — Dr. James P. Phillips, MD (@DrPhillipsMD) October 4, 2020
White House spokesman Judd Deere said “appropriate” precautions had been taken to protect Trump and his support staff, including protective gear.
“The movement was cleared by the medical team as safe to do,” he added.
But Zeke Emanuel, chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania and regular TV pundit, described the appearance as “shameful.”
“Making his Secret Service agents drive with a COVID-19 patient, with windows up no less, put them needlessly at risk for infection. And for what? A PR stunt,” he tweeted.
If @realDonaldTrump were my patient, in unstable condition + contagious illness, & he suddenly left the hospital to go for a car ride that endangers himself & others: I’d call security to restrain him then perform a psychiatric evaluation to examine his decision-making capacity. — Leana Wen, M.D. (@DrLeanaWen) October 4, 2020
Confused messaging
The episode came hours after a briefing by Trump’s medical team, who said he had “continued to improve” and could be returned to the White House, which has the facilities to treat and isolate the president, as early as Monday.
The president was flown to Walter Reed with a high fever on Friday after a “rapid progression” of his illness, with his oxygen levels dropping worryingly low, Trump’s physician Sean Conley said in a Sunday briefing.
Health experts have complained that the messaging from the administration — and particularly Trump’s medical team — has caused widespread confusion.
A car with US President Trump drives past supporters in a motorcade outside of Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland on October 4, 2020. (Photo by ALEX EDELMAN / AFP)
Conley admitted Sunday that he had kept from the public the fact that the president had been given extra oxygen, in a bid to reflect an “upbeat attitude.”
And he gave a rosy account of Trump’s progress Saturday only for White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to tell reporters immediately that Trump’s condition had been “very concerning” and that he was “still not on a clear path to a full recovery.”
White House Cluster
With his tough reelection campaign in its final month against Democratic rival Joe Biden — who announced Sunday his latest negative test for the virus — Trump and his advisors have done their best to project a sense of continuity.
His deputy campaign manager Jason Miller told ABC Sunday he had spoken to Trump for a half-hour Saturday and that the president was “cracking jokes.”
But controversy has been mounting over the possibility that Trump might have exposed numerous others to Covid-19 even after a close aide tested positive.
A timeline provided by his advisors and doctors suggested he met more than 30 donors on Thursday in Bedminster, New Jersey even after learning that Hope Hicks had the virus — and just hours before he announced his own positive test.
In this Sept. 26, 2020, photo President Donald Trump, center, stands with Judge Amy Coney Barrett as they arrive for a news conference to announce Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court, in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie watches from fourth row from front on far right. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
There were more than 200 people at the fundraiser and a contact-tracing operation underway in New Jersey was looking at potentially thousands of people who may have been exposed.
All this came in a week when a Wall Street Journal/NBC poll — taken in the two days after a bruising presidential debate with Biden but before news emerged of Trump’s illness — gave Biden a significant a 53-39 percent lead among registered voters.
As well as Trump and Hicks, numerous White House insiders and at least three Republican senators have contracted Covid-19, along with First Lady Melania Trump, who has not experienced severe symptoms.
Public health experts have expressed alarm at the “White House cluster,” which has been linked to the September 26 Rose Garden celebration of conservative judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court.


jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Israeli officer filmed throwing bucket at Haredi child’s head while enforcing lockdown

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jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Trump Signals Banning Communists from Immigrating to the US

Signaling and posturing but no action .
The U.S .
Citizenship and Immigration Services ( USCIS ) on Friday published a policy alert about banning members of the communist party or any other totalitarian party from getting an immigrant visa .
“ In general , unless otherwise exempt , any intending immigrant who is a member or affiliate of the Communist Party or any other totalitarian party ( or subdivision or affiliate ) , domestic or foreign , is inadmissible to the United States , ” USCIS said in a policy alert ( pdf ) .
People with membership or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ totalitarian parties are inconsistent and incompatible with the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America , which includes pledging to “ support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States , ” the agency said in a statement .
The policy alert didn ’ t announce any new immigration policy but shows the Trump administration may take tougher action to enforce related policies .
USCIS explained in its Policy Manual that the policy is based on a series of laws passed by Congress between World War I and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exemption for aliens whose membership or affiliation “ is or was involuntary , or is or was solely when under sixteen years of age , by operation of law , or for purposes of obtaining employment , food rations , or other essentials of living and where necessary for such purposes.
” Aliens who had terminated their membership or affiliation at least five years before the date of the application and those who actively oppose the doctrine , program , principles , and ideology can also be applicable to the exception .

Signaling and posturing but no action.
NTD:
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on Friday published a policy alert about banning members of the communist party or any other totalitarian party from getting an immigrant visa.
“In general, unless otherwise exempt, any intending immigrant who is a member or affiliate of the Communist Party or any other totalitarian party (or subdivision or affiliate), domestic or foreign, is inadmissible to the United States,” USCIS said in a policy alert (pdf).
People with membership or affiliation with the communist party or other totalitarian parties are inconsistent and incompatible with the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America, which includes pledging to “support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States,” the agency said in a statement.
The policy alert didn’t announce any new immigration policy but shows the Trump administration may take tougher action to enforce related policies.
USCIS explained in its Policy Manual that the policy is based on a series of laws passed by Congress between World War I and the 1950s.
The laws give an exemption for aliens whose membership or affiliation “is or was involuntary, or is or was solely when under sixteen years of age, by operation of law, or for purposes of obtaining employment, food rations, or other essentials of living and where necessary for such purposes.”
Aliens who had terminated their membership or affiliation at least five years before the date of the application and those who actively oppose the doctrine, program, principles, and ideology can also be applicable to the exception.


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jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Biden up 14 points in national poll as Trump struggles on multiple fronts

WASHINGTON — Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads US President Donald Trump by 14 points in a new national poll taken after last week ’ s first debate , according to a poll published Sunday .
Biden is ahead of Trump by 14 points among registered US voters , by 53 % to 39 % , up from his 8-point lead before the debate , according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll .
The poll was taken after the debate , but before Trump was found to be positive with COVID-19 and hospitalized on Friday .
Get The Times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up According to the poll , the biggest decline for Trump , who was seen to be belligerent and unruly in the debate , was with seniors and women .
Seniors now back Biden by 62 % to 35 % and suburban women favor him by 58 % to 33 % .
Asked who had a better temperament to be president , 58 % said Bide , compared to 26 % picking Trump .
However , Trump was still viewed as better to handle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also shrunk , from 48 % to 38 % before the debate to 48 % to 41 percent after .
The poll , conducted among 800 registered voters , has a margin of error of 3.5 % .
The poll numbers add to an already difficult week for the Trump campaign that saw his long-hidden tax returns leaked out , his first debate performance ignite a firestorm over white supremacy and in which he was hospitalized for COVID-19 after months of playing down the threat of a pandemic that has killed more than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team , battered on all sides , now enters the final month of the campaign grappling with deficits in the polls , a shortage of cash and a candidate who is at least temporarily sidelined .
The crises , many of Trump ’ s own making , have come so quickly that they are hard to keep straight .
Recordings revealed that he acknowledged minimizing the dangers of the coronavirus earlier this year .
A blockbuster story raised questions over whether he privately belittled members of the military .
And even the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for having to decorate the White House for Christmas .
“ Are the political gods simply saying , ‘ Your run is over ’ ?
That four years of chaos has caught up to you ?
” asked Michael Steele , former head of the Republican Party .
He predicts the president ’ s coronavirus diagnosis will overwhelm all the other massive storylines .
“ We are a caring , forgiving people , ” Steele said of the American public .
“ But while they may show him empathy , they also won @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t do all the things he needed to protect himself and the American people.
” The president ’ s team is launching what it calls “ Operation MAGA ” to propel his campaign forward , even as he was being treated Sunday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center .
Although Trump ’ s medical team raised the possibility that he could be released as early as Monday , significant questions remained about the president ’ s health and schedule .
The challenges facing the reelection team are enormous .
Both heads of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ manager Bill Stepien and Republican National Committee head Ronna McDaniel — tested positive for COVID-19 this week .
Also infected : several outside advisers who had been involved in the president ’ s debate preparations last week , including former White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway and former New Jersey Gov .
Chris Christie .
And that comes just days after Brad Parscale , who was demoted from his campaign manager post over the summer but remained in a senior role , was hospitalized .
Police were called to his Florida home after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and was acting suicidal .
Deputy campaign manager Justin Clark is temporarily overseeing the campaign ’ s headquarters in Arlington , Virginia .
Stepien organized a late Saturday staff call to project an optimistic tone , even as he acknowledged the loss of the campaign ’ s “ best asset , ” the president .
“ We built a team that ’ s stronger than any one of us singularly , ” he said .
With early voting already underway in many states , Trump has consistently trailed Democrat Joe Biden in national @ @ @ @ @ @ @ battleground states have been closer .
“ This race is going to be super close .
This is officially October .
It ’ s officially game time , ” Stepien said .
“ These are crazy times .
These weeks feel like months with the amount of action and news packed into each week.
” Vice President Mike Pence outlined plans to launch a new effort to ramp up campaign appearances by Trump lieutenants who haven ’ t been infected .
Pence himself will star in the new effort , in addition to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that he and the first family would begin fanning out across the country aggressively in person after Wednesday ’ s vice presidential debate .
“ We ’ ve got a campaign to run , ” Pence said .
“ I promise you , this president , as soon as his doctors say so , he ’ s going to be back out there.
” Although Pence tested negative for the virus on Sunday , COVID-19 can have a lengthy incubation period .
Pence attended a Sept. 26 White House event where Trump announced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at that event have since tested positive .
Pence also has interacted with key aides since then who have also been exposed .
With Trump still not “ out of the woods , ” in the words of his doctors , Pence plans to travel to Arizona on Thursday , Indiana on Friday and Florida on Saturday for events rather than isolating himself after potential exposure and trying to protect himself from contracting the virus anywhere else .
“ We ’ re in a campaign .
We have a month to go , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday on NBC ’ s “ Meet the Press.
” “ We see Joe Biden and Kamala Harris out there campaigning.
” The Trump campaign was already facing a significant cash deficit to Biden , and now the president has been sidelined from in-person fundraising as well as his signature rallies just as the campaign was about to ramp up his travel schedule .
Plans for upcoming events in Florida , Wisconsin , Arizona and Nevada were all scrapped after his diagnosis , and it remained unclear when — or if — the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ He ’ s losing , and the debate was a disaster , and the campaign is imploding , ” said Republican strategist Steve Schmidt , a vocal Trump critic .
The president ’ s hospitalization also underscores what has long been the Trump campaign ’ s greatest challenge : its inability to shift the national discourse away from the virus .
For months , even as the campaign has tried to frame the election as a choice between Trump and Biden , the race has been perceived largely as a referendum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the pandemic .
And Trump ’ s tone on the virus has changed little despite his illness .
In a video released late Saturday from the hospital , he expressed no contrition for his handling of the virus and still spoke of quickly moving beyond the pandemic .
” He is a struggling incumbent , and this all makes reelection much harder .
More importantly , the more the nation is discussing the pandemic , the harder the debate gets for the president , ” said Julian Zelizer , a presidential historian at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it would be premature to count Trump out , with a full month to go until Election Day .
“ He has three tools still at his disposal — unyielding Republican loyalty , the Electoral College and the power of the presidency , ” Zelizer said .
“ His ability to tie up voting and spread disinformation remains formidable.
” For some Democrats , burned by Trump ’ s late surge to defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016 , Nov. 3 can ’ t come soon enough .
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville declared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the polls tomorrow .
”

WASHINGTON — Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads US President Donald Trump by 14 points in a new national poll taken after last week’s first debate, according to a poll published Sunday.
Biden is ahead of Trump by 14 points among registered US voters, by 53% to 39%, up from his 8-point lead before the debate, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
The poll was taken after the debate, but before Trump was found to be positive with COVID-19 and hospitalized on Friday.
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According to the poll, the biggest decline for Trump, who was seen to be belligerent and unruly in the debate, was with seniors and women. Seniors now back Biden by 62% to 35% and suburban women favor him by 58% to 33%.
Asked who had a better temperament to be president, 58% said Bide, compared to 26% picking Trump.
However, Trump was still viewed as better to handle the economy, although the margin there also shrunk, from 48% to 38% before the debate to 48% to 41 percent after.
The poll, conducted among 800 registered voters, has a margin of error of 3.5%.
The poll numbers add to an already difficult week for the Trump campaign that saw his long-hidden tax returns leaked out, his first debate performance ignite a firestorm over white supremacy and in which he was hospitalized for COVID-19 after months of playing down the threat of a pandemic that has killed more than 200,000 Americans.
In this September 29, 2020, file photo, US President Donald Trump holds out his face mask during the first presidential debate at Case Western University and Cleveland Clinic, in Cleveland, Ohio. (AP/Julio Cortez, File)
Trump’s reelection team, battered on all sides, now enters the final month of the campaign grappling with deficits in the polls, a shortage of cash and a candidate who is at least temporarily sidelined.
The crises, many of Trump’s own making, have come so quickly that they are hard to keep straight.
Recordings revealed that he acknowledged minimizing the dangers of the coronavirus earlier this year. A blockbuster story raised questions over whether he privately belittled members of the military. And even the first lady was captured on tape expressing disdain for having to decorate the White House for Christmas.
“Are the political gods simply saying, ‘Your run is over’? That four years of chaos has caught up to you?” asked Michael Steele, former head of the Republican Party. He predicts the president’s coronavirus diagnosis will overwhelm all the other massive storylines.
“We are a caring, forgiving people,” Steele said of the American public. “But while they may show him empathy, they also won’t forget that he didn’t do all the things he needed to protect himself and the American people.”
The president’s team is launching what it calls “Operation MAGA” to propel his campaign forward, even as he was being treated Sunday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Although Trump’s medical team raised the possibility that he could be released as early as Monday, significant questions remained about the president’s health and schedule.
Dr. Sean Conley, physician to US President Donald Trump, is followed by a team of doctors for a briefing with reporters at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, October 3, 2020. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
The challenges facing the reelection team are enormous.
Both heads of Trump’s political apparatus — campaign manager Bill Stepien and Republican National Committee head Ronna McDaniel — tested positive for COVID-19 this week. Also infected: several outside advisers who had been involved in the president’s debate preparations last week, including former White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
And that comes just days after Brad Parscale, who was demoted from his campaign manager post over the summer but remained in a senior role, was hospitalized. Police were called to his Florida home after his wife said he had a firearm and was acting suicidal.
Deputy campaign manager Justin Clark is temporarily overseeing the campaign’s headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. Stepien organized a late Saturday staff call to project an optimistic tone, even as he acknowledged the loss of the campaign’s “best asset,” the president.
“We built a team that’s stronger than any one of us singularly,” he said.
With early voting already underway in many states, Trump has consistently trailed Democrat Joe Biden in national polling even as the margins in most battleground states have been closer.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, third from left, waits with others as US President Donald Trump prepares to leave the White House to go to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after he tested positive for COVID-19, October 2, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
“This race is going to be super close. This is officially October. It’s officially game time,” Stepien said. “These are crazy times. These weeks feel like months with the amount of action and news packed into each week.”
Vice President Mike Pence outlined plans to launch a new effort to ramp up campaign appearances by Trump lieutenants who haven’t been infected. Pence himself will star in the new effort, in addition to Trump’s children. Pence promised that he and the first family would begin fanning out across the country aggressively in person after Wednesday’s vice presidential debate.
“We’ve got a campaign to run,” Pence said. “I promise you, this president, as soon as his doctors say so, he’s going to be back out there.”
But Pence’s “business as usual” approach faced questions.
Although Pence tested negative for the virus on Sunday, COVID-19 can have a lengthy incubation period. Pence attended a Sept. 26 White House event where Trump announced his Supreme Court pick. Several attendees at that event have since tested positive. Pence also has interacted with key aides since then who have also been exposed.
With Trump still not “out of the woods,” in the words of his doctors, Pence plans to travel to Arizona on Thursday, Indiana on Friday and Florida on Saturday for events rather than isolating himself after potential exposure and trying to protect himself from contracting the virus anywhere else.
“We’re in a campaign. We have a month to go,” senior campaign adviser Jason Miller said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “We see Joe Biden and Kamala Harris out there campaigning.”
Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden arrives to speak at United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 951 in Grand Rapids, Mich., Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
The Trump campaign was already facing a significant cash deficit to Biden, and now the president has been sidelined from in-person fundraising as well as his signature rallies just as the campaign was about to ramp up his travel schedule. Plans for upcoming events in Florida, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada were all scrapped after his diagnosis, and it remained unclear when — or if — the president would be able to resume campaigning.
“He’s losing, and the debate was a disaster, and the campaign is imploding,” said Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, a vocal Trump critic.
The president’s hospitalization also underscores what has long been the Trump campaign’s greatest challenge: its inability to shift the national discourse away from the virus. For months, even as the campaign has tried to frame the election as a choice between Trump and Biden, the race has been perceived largely as a referendum on the president’s handling of the pandemic.
And Trump’s tone on the virus has changed little despite his illness. In a video released late Saturday from the hospital, he expressed no contrition for his handling of the virus and still spoke of quickly moving beyond the pandemic.
”He is a struggling incumbent, and this all makes reelection much harder. More importantly, the more the nation is discussing the pandemic, the harder the debate gets for the president,” said Julian Zelizer, a presidential historian at Princeton University. Still, Zelizer said it would be premature to count Trump out, with a full month to go until Election Day.
A car with US President Trump drives past supporters in a motorcade outside of Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland on October 4, 2020. (Photo by ALEX EDELMAN / AFP)
“He has three tools still at his disposal — unyielding Republican loyalty, the Electoral College and the power of the presidency,” Zelizer said. “His ability to tie up voting and spread disinformation remains formidable.”
For some Democrats, burned by Trump’s late surge to defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016, Nov. 3 can’t come soon enough.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville declared: “Let’s go to the polls tomorrow.”


jewworldorder--2020-10-05--White House: ‘Appropriate Precautions’ Taken During Trump’s COVID Drive-By

The White House on Sunday reacted to the corporate media frenzy following the president ’ s SUV drive-by to see his supporters despite fighting COVID-19 .
“ Appropriate precautions were taken in the execution of this movement to protect the President and all those supporting it , including PPE , ” White House Deputy Press Secretary Judd Deere said in a statement .
“ The movement was cleared by the medical team as safe to do.
” Critics of the president signaled alarm that the president traveled in an SUV with a member of the Secret Service , even though @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suggested that the president was recklessly putting the Secret Service agent in danger .
Both the president and the Secret Service agent driving the SUV were wearing masks during the short trip on the road outside Walter Reed hospital .
The president waved to cheering supporters as the SUV drove slowly by the group of supporters .
The White House Correspondents Association was very upset that the president called a “ lid ” to the day ’ s activity earlier in the day and did not call the WHCA press pool of reporters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ It is outrageous for the president to have left the hospital — even briefly — amid a health crisis without a protective pool present to ensure that the American people know where their president is and how he is doing , ” WHCA President Zeke Miller said in a statement .
“ Now more than ever , the American public deserves independent coverage of the president so they can be reliably informed about his health .
”

The White House on Sunday reacted to the corporate media frenzy following the president’s SUV drive-by to see his supporters despite fighting COVID-19.
“Appropriate precautions were taken in the execution of this movement to protect the President and all those supporting it, including PPE,” White House Deputy Press Secretary Judd Deere said in a statement. “The movement was cleared by the medical team as safe to do.”
Critics of the president signaled alarm that the president traveled in an SUV with a member of the Secret Service, even though he was infected with COVID-19. Many suggested that the president was recklessly putting the Secret Service agent in danger.
Both the president and the Secret Service agent driving the SUV were wearing masks during the short trip on the road outside Walter Reed hospital.
The president waved to cheering supporters as the SUV drove slowly by the group of supporters.
The White House Correspondents Association was very upset that the president called a “lid” to the day’s activity earlier in the day and did not call the WHCA press pool of reporters to follow the president’s movements.
“It is outrageous for the president to have left the hospital — even briefly — amid a health crisis without a protective pool present to ensure that the American people know where their president is and how he is doing,” WHCA President Zeke Miller said in a statement. “Now more than ever, the American public deserves independent coverage of the president so they can be reliably informed about his health.”


jewworldorder--2020-10-05--Ex-Pfizer Exec Says ‘Pandemic Is Over’ & ‘Second Wave’ is Fraudulent

Despite claims by Anthony Fauci and others that Americans should brace for a “ second wave ” of the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) , former Pfizer Chief Science Officer Dr. Mike Yeadon says this is nothing but fear-mongering based on junk science and fraud .
A former vice president at the pharmaceutical giant , Dr. Yeadon claims that “ almost all ” of the tests being conducted for the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) are “ false positives , ” a phenomenon that has already been observed in Florida .
Dr. Yeadon also says that “ there is no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ happen.
” Any “ second wave ” that comes along is completely manufactured based on fake “ new cases , ” Dr. Yeadon is further quoted as saying , responding in the affirmative when asked if “ we are basing a government policy , an economic policy , a civil liberties policy , in terms of limiting people to six persons in a meeting … all based on what may well be completely fake data.
” “ Were it not for the test data that you get from the TV all the time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic was over , as nothing much has happened , ” Dr. Yeadon further stated , noting that more people will probably be admitted to hospitals for influenza in the coming months , but that these should not be mistaken as Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) admissions .
Be sure to check out the following video from Brighteon.com in which Dr. Yeadon talks to interviewer Julia Hartley-Brewer about the truth concerning the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) plandemic : Dr. Yeadon Published A Paper Suggesting That The “ Curve ” Was “ Flattened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Dr. Yeadon and his colleagues published a paper they co-authored about the so-called “ pandemic.
” Entitled , “ How Likely is a Second Wave ?
” this paper explains that most of the deaths associated with the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) occurred back in March and April , and quickly tapered off in the months that followed .
By April , most countries , including the U.S. , had successfully “ flattened the curve , ” though increased testing , most of which is fraudulent , continues to report new “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continued pandemic restrictions are using as “ evidence ” to push for endless mask-wearing , physical distancing and in some cases , lockdowns .
“ It has widely been observed that in all heavily infected countries in Europe and several of the U.S. states likewise , that the shape of the daily deaths vs. time curves is similar to ours in the U.K. , ” this paper reveals .
“ Many of these curves are not just similar , but almost super imposable.
” This is further reflected in the latest survival figures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have risen to 99.8 percent of infections – meaning only 0.2 percent of people who test positive for the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) end up dying at some point after being “ diagnosed.
” This 99.8 percent survival rate is significantly higher than the one proposed by Fauci back in March and April when he falsely claimed that upwards of 6 percent of Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) patients would die from the virus – meaning Fauci incorrectly claimed that the novel virus was 20 to 30 times more deadly than it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rate ( IFR ) value accepted by Yeadon et al in the paper is .26 % , ” writes Ralph Lopez for HubPages .
“ The survival rate of a disease is 100 % minus the IFR.
” Concerning the allegedly “ novel ” nature of the Wuhan coronavirus ( covid-19 ) , Dr. Yeadon claims that it is only novel in the sense that it is a new type of coronavirus .
As it turns out , there are many other types of coronaviruses in existence , including four other strains that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you read this .
“ They all have striking sequence similarity to the new coronavirus , ” Dr. Yeadon points out in his paper , offering a different perspective that is rarely , if ever , mentioned by the mainstream media .

HAFOctober 1, 2020
Despite claims by Anthony Fauci and others that Americans should brace for a “second wave” of the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19), former Pfizer Chief Science Officer Dr. Mike Yeadon says this is nothing but fear-mongering based on junk science and fraud.
A former vice president at the pharmaceutical giant, Dr. Yeadon claims that “almost all” of the tests being conducted for the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) are “false positives,” a phenomenon that has already been observed in Florida.
Dr. Yeadon also says that “there is no science to suggest a second wave should happen.”
Any “second wave” that comes along is completely manufactured based on fake “new cases,” Dr. Yeadon is further quoted as saying, responding in the affirmative when asked if “we are basing a government policy, an economic policy, a civil liberties policy, in terms of limiting people to six persons in a meeting … all based on what may well be completely fake data.”
“Were it not for the test data that you get from the TV all the time, you would rightly conclude that the pandemic was over, as nothing much has happened,” Dr. Yeadon further stated, noting that more people will probably be admitted to hospitals for influenza in the coming months, but that these should not be mistaken as Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) admissions.
Be sure to check out the following video from Brighteon.com in which Dr. Yeadon talks to interviewer Julia Hartley-Brewer about the truth concerning the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) plandemic:
https://www.brighteon.com/embed/fd404ccb-7384-4246-b42b-78e363911b33
Dr. Yeadon Published A Paper Suggesting That The “Curve” Was “Flattened” Months Ago
Earlier this month, Dr. Yeadon and his colleagues published a paper they co-authored about the so-called “pandemic.”
Entitled, “How Likely is a Second Wave?” this paper explains that most of the deaths associated with the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) occurred back in March and April, and quickly tapered off in the months that followed.
By April, most countries, including the U.S., had successfully “flattened the curve,” though increased testing, most of which is fraudulent, continues to report new “cases” that those in favor of continued pandemic restrictions are using as “evidence” to push for endless mask-wearing, physical distancing and in some cases, lockdowns.
“It has widely been observed that in all heavily infected countries in Europe and several of the U.S. states likewise, that the shape of the daily deaths vs. time curves is similar to ours in the U.K.,” this paper reveals.
“Many of these curves are not just similar, but almost super imposable.”
This is further reflected in the latest survival figures, which since the month of May have risen to 99.8 percent of infections – meaning only 0.2 percent of people who test positive for the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) end up dying at some point after being “diagnosed.”
This 99.8 percent survival rate is significantly higher than the one proposed by Fauci back in March and April when he falsely claimed that upwards of 6 percent of Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) patients would die from the virus – meaning Fauci incorrectly claimed that the novel virus was 20 to 30 times more deadly than it actually is.
“The Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) value accepted by Yeadon et al in the paper is .26%,” writes Ralph Lopez for HubPages. “The survival rate of a disease is 100% minus the IFR.”
Concerning the allegedly “novel” nature of the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19), Dr. Yeadon claims that it is only novel in the sense that it is a new type of coronavirus.
As it turns out, there are many other types of coronaviruses in existence, including four other strains that are freely circulating throughout the population as you read this.
“They all have striking sequence similarity to the new coronavirus,” Dr. Yeadon points out in his paper, offering a different perspective that is rarely, if ever, mentioned by the mainstream media.
Sources: Clearnewswire.com; Brighteon.com


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jewworldorder--2020-10-06--WH’s McEnany on COVID Diagnosis: ‘I’m Feeling Great, I’m Having No Symptoms’

Monday , White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany made an appearance on Fox News Channel ’ s “ Hannity ” @ @ @ @ @ positive COVID-19 test .
McEnany told FNC ’ s Sean Hannity that she was “ @ @ @ @ @ her case was asymptomatic .
“ I ’ m feeling great , ” she said @ @ @ @ @ having no symptoms .
You know , I ’ m very blessed to have a @ @ @ @ @ an asymptomatic case .
You know , my heart goes out to all of those @ @ @ @ @ this and all those who ’ ve lost their lives.
” She also praised her @ @ @ @ @ who was discharged from Walter Reed Hospital earlier with his diagnosis .
“ But I @ @ @ @ @ that our commander-in-chief is doing well , ” McEnany added .
“ Watching him on @ @ @ @ @ we will overcome , America will overcome just as he is overcoming this illness , @ @ @ @ @ nice moment for our country to see .
”

Monday, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany made an appearance on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity” on the heels of her positive COVID-19 test.
McEnany told FNC’s Sean Hannity that she was “feeling great” and that her case was asymptomatic.
“I’m feeling great,” she said. “I’m having no symptoms. You know, I’m very blessed to have a mild case or really just an asymptomatic case. You know, my heart goes out to all of those who have been affected by this and all those who’ve lost their lives.”
She also praised her boss President Donald Trump, who was discharged from Walter Reed Hospital earlier with his diagnosis.
“But I’m pleased to see that our commander-in-chief is doing well,” McEnany added. “Watching him on that balcony just showing that we will overcome, America will overcome just as he is overcoming this illness, I think was a really nice moment for our country to see.”
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jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Hillary Clinton Says Christianity Must ‘Take a Hard Look At Itself’ and Join the BLM ‘Moral Awakenin

Hillary Clinton Says Christianity Must ‘Take a Hard Look At Itself’ and Join the BLM ‘Moral Awakening’

“ Black lives matter ” is a “ theological statement ” according to Hillary Clinton , who says the Christian Church in America needs to “ take a hard look at itself ” and join what she describes as the BLM “ moral awakening.
” Hillary also slammed Christianity for being guilty of becoming “ so judgmental , so alienating ” that it ’ s driving away young people who think “ well , I don ’ t need that.
” The twice failed presidential candidate made the comments while interviewing social justice advocate and Pastor William J. Barber II @ @ @ @ @ @ @ North Carolina , last week on her “ You and Me Both with Hillary Clinton ” podcast .
According to Clinton , the majority of Christians vote conservative because the Republican Party is making a “ very deliberate , concerted effort ” to own Christianity in the US — and not because the Democrat Party has completely abandoned any pretense of upholding Christian values .
“ When you think about the very deliberate , concerted effort by one political party to basically try to own Christianity and it overlooks the role of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you say , a lot of theology , a lot of history .
It also overlooks this moment in time .
Black Lives Matter I view as very profoundly as a theological statement , ” she said .
When Clinton asked Barber if he thought America was “ finally going to have the moral reckoning that has been distorted and perverted and postponed for so long , ” Barber pointed out that while America had the theology of “ slaveholder religion ” there was also the “ religion of the abolitionist ” that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ together to fight racism .
The ongoing protests about racial inequality and injustice , Barber argued , are the “ birth pains ” of what he sees is a third reconstruction .
“ We ’ ve had two reconstructions , one between 1868 and 1896 .
And then we had the second reconstruction , 1954 to 1968 .
And I think America needs a third reconstruction .
I think this is the birth pains of it , ” Barber said .
“ I think this moment can be a moment where we come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as it affects black people , but systemic racism in all of its manifestations against brown people , against First Nations people , but also systemic poverty and ecological devastation and the war , economy and the false moral narrative of religious nationalism .
“ This is a moment , if we don ’ t miss the moment , if we match our policy decisions to the mourning we see in the street , and if we don ’ t treat this as a spectacle event , rather than recognizing this is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moment that we can fundamentally shift , but it ’ s going require a lot of shift .
It ’ s going to require politicians to shift .
It ’ s going to require people that may run for office to be moderate , to recognize we ’ re not in a moderate moment , we ’ re in a reconstruction moment .
We ’ re in an FDR moment .
We are not in normal times .
And God help us if we blow this moment .
That ’ s the way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ questioned Barber on how the Church should respond to the moment in 2020 particularly since so many people are leaving the Church .
“ How do you see now what the Church should be doing ?
Because a lot of people are leaving the Church .
A lot of young people are leaving the Church , in part because the way they understand what Christianity has become … so judgmental , so alienating that they think to themselves , well , I don ’ t need that , ” she said .
Barber @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , We Are Called to Be a Movement , suggested that churches need to promote faith that is “ transformative.
” “ Young people are very open to faith that is about transformation , about love , about justice , about equality , about the essence , the essence of what it means to be people of faith .
And I think we have to be engaged .
There ’ s no way in the days in which we live , the church can stay quarantined inside of the four walls of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it was intended to do , ” he said .

“Black lives matter” is a “theological statement” according to Hillary Clinton, who says the Christian Church in America needs to “take a hard look at itself” and join what she describes as the BLM “moral awakening.”
Hillary also slammed Christianity for being guilty of becoming “so judgmental, so alienating” that it’s driving away young people who think “well, I don’t need that.”
The twice failed presidential candidate made the comments while interviewing social justice advocate and Pastor William J. Barber II of Greenleaf Christian Church in Goldsboro, North Carolina, last week on her “You and Me Both with Hillary Clinton” podcast.
According to Clinton, the majority of Christians vote conservative because the Republican Party is making a “very deliberate, concerted effort” to own Christianity in the US — and not because the Democrat Party has completely abandoned any pretense of upholding Christian values.
“When you think about the very deliberate, concerted effort by one political party to basically try to own Christianity and it overlooks the role of the African-American church, it overlooks, as you say, a lot of theology, a lot of history. It also overlooks this moment in time. Black Lives Matter I view as very profoundly as a theological statement,” she said.
When Clinton asked Barber if he thought America was “finally going to have the moral reckoning that has been distorted and perverted and postponed for so long,” Barber pointed out that while America had the theology of “slaveholder religion” there was also the “religion of the abolitionist” that countered that historically with diverse people coming together to fight racism.
The ongoing protests about racial inequality and injustice, Barber argued, are the “birth pains” of what he sees is a third reconstruction.
“We’ve had two reconstructions, one between 1868 and 1896. And then we had the second reconstruction, 1954 to 1968. And I think America needs a third reconstruction. I think this is the birth pains of it,” Barber said.
“I think this moment can be a moment where we come to terms not just with systemic racism as it affects black people, but systemic racism in all of its manifestations against brown people, against First Nations people, but also systemic poverty and ecological devastation and the war, economy and the false moral narrative of religious nationalism.
“This is a moment, if we don’t miss the moment, if we match our policy decisions to the mourning we see in the street, and if we don’t treat this as a spectacle event, rather than recognizing this is a call for reconstruction, this is a moment that we can fundamentally shift, but it’s going require a lot of shift. It’s going to require politicians to shift. It’s going to require people that may run for office to be moderate, to recognize we’re not in a moderate moment, we’re in a reconstruction moment. We’re in an FDR moment. We are not in normal times. And God help us if we blow this moment. That’s the way I feel about it.“
Clinton then questioned Barber on how the Church should respond to the moment in 2020 particularly since so many people are leaving the Church.
“How do you see now what the Church should be doing? Because a lot of people are leaving the Church. A lot of young people are leaving the Church, in part because the way they understand what Christianity has become … so judgmental, so alienating that they think to themselves, well, I don’t need that,” she said.
Barber, who recently released a new book, We Are Called to Be a Movement, suggested that churches need to promote faith that is “transformative.”
“Young people are very open to faith that is about transformation, about love, about justice, about equality, about the essence, the essence of what it means to be people of faith. And I think we have to be engaged. There’s no way in the days in which we live, the church can stay quarantined inside of the four walls of a building because that’s never what it was intended to do,” he said.


jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Biden: 18,000 Got Clemency under Obama Admin, Trump Only ‘Got Two or Three’

During a town hall on NBC on Monday , 2020 Democratic presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden contrasted the @ @ @ @ @ on criminal justice reform and President Donald Trump ’ s by stating that under the @ @ @ @ @ clemency , and Trump only granted clemency to “ two or three ” people .
@ @ @ @ @ “ He [ President Trump ] points out — to the criminal justice reform bill @ @ @ @ @ Obama served at a time when you had both houses of Congress and still couldn @ @ @ @ @ these things done.
” Biden responded , “ Yeah , we did .
We let @ @ @ @ @ got clemency .
He got two or three , what he ’ s talking about @ @ @ @ @ violent crime rate was down 15 % in our administration .
15 % down .
@ @ @ @ @ these white supremacists rising up .
”

During a town hall on NBC on Monday, 2020 Democratic presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden contrasted the Obama administration’s record on criminal justice reform and President Donald Trump’s by stating that under the Obama administration 18,000 were granted clemency, and Trump only granted clemency to “two or three” people.
Moderator Lester Holt stated, “He [President Trump] points out — to the criminal justice reform bill, and you and Barack Obama served at a time when you had both houses of Congress and still couldn’t get some of these things done.”
Biden responded, “Yeah, we did. We let — 18,000 people were — got clemency. He got two or three, what he’s talking about. We had — the violent crime rate was down 15% in our administration. 15% down. You didn’t see these white supremacists rising up.”
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jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Team Trump Turns Tide in Voting Law Legal Battles

South Carolina is the latest in a string of states to side with President Donald Trump ’ s reelection campaign in upholding voting laws ranging from ballot harvesting regulations to Election Day deadlines .
On Monday , the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with state Republicans in reinstating a South Carolina voting requirement that mail-in ballots have a witness ’ s signature , a mandate federal courts had deemed an unnecessary imposition because of coronavirus .
No justices published dissents on the order .
The South Carolina GOP expressed its satisfaction with the decision , saying in a statement that “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a pandemic and use it to meddle with our election laws , they ’ ve lost.
” The court provided one concession to the order in that it should not apply to ballots that have already been mailed without a witness ’ s signature and arrive within two days .
On Friday , the Arizona Supreme Court granted a petition led by Attorney General Mark Brnovich and state Republicans on the state ’ s out-of-precinct ( OOP ) voting policy and “ ballot-collection law , ” which currently limits the handling of another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and household members , mail carriers , and election officials .
The Ninth Circuit struck down the OOP policy and ballot-collection restrictions in January , but the Supreme Court ’ s decision to consider the two measures now means they will both remain in place through the November 3 general election .
The Democratic National Committee ( DNC ) had claimed the OOP policy and restrictions on ballot collection , also known as ballot harvesting , “ adversely and disparately affected Arizona ’ s American Indian , Hispanic , and African American citizens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right to vote.
” Brnovich argued that reversing these provisions is a threat to election integrity and warned that ballot harvesting , specifically , could cause “ undue influence , voter fraud , ballot tampering , and voter intimidation.
” Brnovich continued : South Carolina and Arizona join a list of states , including Maine , Georgia , New Hampshire , and Iowa , that have recently awarded election-related court victories to the GOP .
Republicans saw a sweeping victory in Maine last week after its superior court ruled in favor of upholding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and the state ’ s 8 p.m. Election Day deadline .
Similarly , in the battleground state of Georgia , a federal appeals court decided on Friday to reinstate the ruling that all ballots be received by the state ’ s 7 p.m. Election Day deadline .
“ The number of late-arriving ballots could have been enough to swing close elections , ” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution noted of the decision .
“ During Georgia ’ s primary this year , election officials rejected about 8,400 absentee ballots that were received after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hampshire , the superior court on Friday rejected several requests , including those related to ballot harvesting prohibitions , made by the American Federation of Teachers .
In Iowa , another swing state , district court judges in Linn , Johnson , and Woodbury Counties ruled against auditors ’ pre-filling in voters ’ personal information on absentee ballot request forms , which resulted in the invalidation of about 80,000 ballot request forms that auditors had already filled out , according to Iowa Public Radio .
The series of legal wins comes after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Trump campaign launched a multimillion-dollar operation earlier this year to fight lawsuits they believe will open opportunities for election fraud .
“ Democrats are trying to use coronavirus and the courts to legalize ballot harvesting , implement a nationwide mail-in ballot system , and eliminate nearly every safeguard in our elections , ” the RNC states on its Protect the Vote website .
Last month , Republicans were dealt a blow in Pennsylvania after the state Supreme Court granted a request to extend the Election Day deadline by three days for ballots @ @ @ @ @ @ @ An emergency petition on the extended deadline is now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court .
The state Supreme Courts in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — two states Trump narrowly won in 2016 — also ruled last month that the Green Party presidential candidate could not appear on their ballots .
In a setback in Nevada , a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Trump campaign to prevent mail-in ballots from being sent to all active voters .
The South Carolina decision on Monday marks a new wave of triumphs for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the successes on Twitter on Friday , before the Supreme Court ’ s latest announcement , “ More wins for the RNC in our fight to uphold voter integrity !
… We will continue to fight back against Democrat assaults on our elections !
”

South Carolina is the latest in a string of states to side with President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign in upholding voting laws ranging from ballot harvesting regulations to Election Day deadlines.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with state Republicans in reinstating a South Carolina voting requirement that mail-in ballots have a witness’s signature, a mandate federal courts had deemed an unnecessary imposition because of coronavirus. No justices published dissents on the order.
The South Carolina GOP expressed its satisfaction with the decision, saying in a statement that “despite the Democrats’ efforts to hijack a pandemic and use it to meddle with our election laws, they’ve lost.”
The court provided one concession to the order in that it should not apply to ballots that have already been mailed without a witness’s signature and arrive within two days.
On Friday, the Arizona Supreme Court granted a petition led by Attorney General Mark Brnovich and state Republicans on the state’s out-of-precinct (OOP) voting policy and “ballot-collection law,” which currently limits the handling of another person’s absentee ballot to family and household members, mail carriers, and election officials.
The Ninth Circuit struck down the OOP policy and ballot-collection restrictions in January, but the Supreme Court’s decision to consider the two measures now means they will both remain in place through the November 3 general election.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) had claimed the OOP policy and restrictions on ballot collection, also known as ballot harvesting, “adversely and disparately affected Arizona’s American Indian, Hispanic, and African American citizens” and “unduly burden minorities’ right to vote.”
Brnovich argued that reversing these provisions is a threat to election integrity and warned that ballot harvesting, specifically, could cause “undue influence, voter fraud, ballot tampering, and voter intimidation.” Brnovich continued:
If SCOTUS does not overturn the misguided Ninth Circuit ruling, other election integrity laws across the country could be in jeopardy. Presently, approximately 20 states have ballot harvesting laws substantially similar to Arizona or impose various regulations on ballot harvesting. Additionally, a majority of states require ballots to be cast in the correct precinct.
South Carolina and Arizona join a list of states, including Maine, Georgia, New Hampshire, and Iowa, that have recently awarded election-related court victories to the GOP.
Republicans saw a sweeping victory in Maine last week after its superior court ruled in favor of upholding photo identification laws, ballot harvesting regulations, and the state’s 8 p.m. Election Day deadline.
Similarly, in the battleground state of Georgia, a federal appeals court decided on Friday to reinstate the ruling that all ballots be received by the state’s 7 p.m. Election Day deadline.
“The number of late-arriving ballots could have been enough to swing close elections,” the Atlanta Journal-Constitution noted of the decision. “During Georgia’s primary this year, election officials rejected about 8,400 absentee ballots that were received after the June 9 election day.”
In New Hampshire, the superior court on Friday rejected several requests, including those related to ballot harvesting prohibitions, made by the American Federation of Teachers.
In Iowa, another swing state, district court judges in Linn, Johnson, and Woodbury Counties ruled against auditors’ pre-filling in voters’ personal information on absentee ballot request forms, which resulted in the invalidation of about 80,000 ballot request forms that auditors had already filled out, according to Iowa Public Radio.
The series of legal wins comes after the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Trump campaign launched a multimillion-dollar operation earlier this year to fight lawsuits they believe will open opportunities for election fraud.
“Democrats are trying to use coronavirus and the courts to legalize ballot harvesting, implement a nationwide mail-in ballot system, and eliminate nearly every safeguard in our elections,” the RNC states on its Protect the Vote website.
Last month, Republicans were dealt a blow in Pennsylvania after the state Supreme Court granted a request to extend the Election Day deadline by three days for ballots postmarked by the time polls close. An emergency petition on the extended deadline is now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The state Supreme Courts in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — two states Trump narrowly won in 2016 — also ruled last month that the Green Party presidential candidate could not appear on their ballots.
In a setback in Nevada, a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Trump campaign to prevent mail-in ballots from being sent to all active voters.
The South Carolina decision on Monday marks a new wave of triumphs for the GOP. RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel wrote of the successes on Twitter on Friday, before the Supreme Court’s latest announcement, “More wins for the RNC in our fight to uphold voter integrity! … We will continue to fight back against Democrat assaults on our elections!”


jewworldorder--2020-10-06--WHO Finally Agrees Our March Analysis was Correct: The WHO’s Early Coronavirus Mortality Rate Was Ir

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jewworldorder--2020-10-06--UK Health Secretary Confirms Armed Forces Will Be Involved In Distributing Coronavirus Vaccine

Brirish health secretary Matt Hancock has confirmed that the military would be involved in distributing a coronavirus vaccine .
Hancock @ @ @ @ @ “ working as hard as we can ” to get a vaccine ready , and @ @ @ @ @ be involved in “ making the rollout happen.
” The health secretary added : “ @ @ @ @ @ .
A combination of the NHS and the armed forces are involved in the logistics @ @ @ @ @ The news comes after Government sources revealed that the jab could be just ‘ three @ @ @ @ @ leaving every adult in the country vaccinated against Covid-19 as soon as Easter .
RT @ @ @ @ @ virtual Conservative Party conference about the pandemic , Hancock said the “ armed services ” @ @ @ @ @ will both be implemented in deciding how to distribute a potential vaccine “ according to @ @ @ @

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Source:Niamh Harris
Brirish health secretary Matt Hancock has confirmed that the military would be involved in distributing a coronavirus vaccine.
Hancock said the UK government is “working as hard as we can” to get a vaccine ready, and added that the military would be involved in “making the rollout happen.”
The health secretary added: “The plans are in train. A combination of the NHS and the armed forces are involved in the logistics of making this happen…”
The news comes after Government sources revealed that the jab could be just ‘three months away’ in Britain leaving every adult in the country vaccinated against Covid-19 as soon as Easter.
RT reports: Speaking at a virtual Conservative Party conference about the pandemic, Hancock said the “armed services” and the contact-tracing app NHS will both be implemented in deciding how to distribute a potential vaccine “according to clinical need.”
“We have set…


jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Lockdown: The New Totalitarianism, by Jeffrey A. Tucker

If it wasn ’ t clear at first it is now : lockdowns are not about medical efficacy—they haven ’ @ @ @ @ @ Trojan horse for totalitarianism .
From Jeffrey A. Tucker at aier.org : Every political ideology @ @ @ @ @ vision of hell with an enemy that needs to be crushed , a vision of @ @ @ @ @ and a plan for transitioning from one to the other .
The means of transition @ @ @ @ @ deployment of society ’ s most powerful tool : the state .
For this reason @ @ @ @ @ They depend fundamentally on overriding people ’ s preferences and choices and replacing them with @ @ @ @ @ and behaviors .
An obvious case is communism .
Capitalism is the enemy , while @ @ @ @ @ of private property is the heaven , and the means to achieve the goal is @ @ @ @ @ a softer version of the same : in the…

STRAIGHT LINE LOGIC
If it wasn’t clear at first it is now: lockdowns are not about medical efficacy—they haven’t worked—they have been a Trojan horse for totalitarianism. From Jeffrey A. Tucker at aier.org:
Every political ideology has three elements: a vision of hell with an enemy that needs to be crushed, a vision of a more perfect world, and a plan for transitioning from one to the other. The means of transition usually involve the takeover and deployment of society’s most powerful tool: the state. For this reason, ideologies trend totalitarian. They depend fundamentally on overriding people’s preferences and choices and replacing them with scripted and planned belief systems and behaviors.
An obvious case is communism. Capitalism is the enemy, while worker control and the end of private property is the heaven, and the means to achieve the goal is violent expropriation. Socialism is a softer version of the same: in the…


jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Denmark Heads to Pre-COVID Normality: No Masks or Distancing in Schools, Just Common Sense

One of the more diabolical aspects of the protracted COVID ‘ crisis ’ in countries like the United Kingdom , @ @ @ @ @ , is the intellectually dishonest claim thatCoronavirusin their countries is somehow different from the Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ It ’ s like there aretwoparallel universes now .
While the Anglosphere continues to ramp-up @ @ @ @ @ measures and mandatory mask and quarantine policies , their Scandinavian counterparts likeSweden , Norwayor Denmark @ @ @ @ @ as normal ; no masks on public transport ( although Norway just introduced a new @ @ @ @ @ crowded carriages ) , no obsessive social distancing rules , no snap lockdowns , and @ @ @ @ @ threats of £10,000 fines made by government leaders , or holding the country hostage until @ @ @ @ @ contrast couldn ’ t be more extreme .
Sweden ’ s success should be obvious @ @ @ @

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ByPatrick HenningsenGlobal Research, October 05, 2020
One of the more diabolical aspects of the protracted COVID ‘crisis’ in countries like the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia,is the intellectually dishonest claim thatCoronavirusin their countries is somehow different from the Coronavirus in other western countries.
It’s like there aretwoparallel universes now. While the Anglosphere continues to ramp-up its emergency ‘pandemic’ measures and mandatory mask and quarantine policies, their Scandinavian counterparts likeSweden,Norwayor Denmark have already returned to life as normal; no masks on public transport (although Norway just introduced a new rule today advising masks on crowded carriages), no obsessive social distancing rules, no snap lockdowns, and certainly no draconian laws and threats of £10,000 fines made by government leaders, or holding the country hostage until awonder vaccinearrives in the spring.The contrast couldn’t be more extreme.
Sweden’s success should be obvious to the UK and…


jewworldorder--2020-10-06--Video: Is the UK Heading Toward Medical Martial Law?

On the 28th September Tobias Ellwood , Tory MP for Bournemouth East , stood up in Parliament and suggested that @ @ @ @ @ Ministry of Defense be in charge of distributing and administering “ millions of doses ” @ @ @ @ @ as well as issuing “ vaccination certificates ” which will “ allow travel ” .
@ @ @ @ @ the highlights , there ’ s a lot more vaguely sinister language , camouflaged in @ @ @ @ @ .
( You can watch the whole speech here , go to 20:24 ) .
@ @ @ @ @ , one very much worth keeping an eye on .
The BBC don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ , because the call for what would easily amount to medical martial law didn ’ @ @ @ @ @ their “ Today in Parliament ” programme .

On the 28th September Tobias Ellwood, Tory MP for Bournemouth East, stood up in Parliament and suggested that the British Army and the Ministry of Defense be in charge of distributing and administering “millions of doses” of the Sars-Cov-2 vaccines, as well as issuing “vaccination certificates” which will “allow travel”.
And that’s just the highlights, there’s a lot more vaguely sinister language, camouflaged in his rather drab monotone voice. (You can watch the whole speech here, go to 20:24).
This is a concerning development, one very much worth keeping an eye on. The BBC don’t think so, of course, because the call for what would easily amount to medical martial law didn’t even make it into their “Today in Parliament” programme.