In before the rush of FluBro Branch Covidians . . . .
Can’t wait for the HCQ protocol to be a done thing.
We have better things to do...
However until the supply chains from China are up and running, it won’t matter if this or that area is under shutdown WRT manufacturing for the most part.
And any whose job depends on that either. The line worker, the shop manager, the diner across the street from the plant and all the downstream jobs from those.
We have GOT to return manufacturing here. Even IF we completely automate the stuff being done in China right now. Our own manufacturing wont’ be dependent on ‘china is asshoe’.
And we need meds production yesterday.
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No, we do not. Way too peopley outside.
"With capacity stretched thin, U.S. hospitals are rushing to find beds for a coming flood of patients, opening older closed hospitals, turning single rooms into doubles and re-purposing other medical buildings."
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Do you know how many “Black” people, “African-Americans or Negroids have died because of Covid 19?
5.56mm
Thanks, M.
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People have been gaslighted into believing the hospitals are overrun with the dead and dying from CORONA-19. The US Navy hospital ships Mercy and Comfort each have 1,000 beds and only 80 beds for intensive care and have been sent to help with the “overloaded hospital system”, as reported by the government and the media.
However, that’s a complete lie.
Colorado State has 1,849 intensive care beds, 11 times that of both ships combined. Colorado has also has 12,558 hospital beds total, or 6 times the beds of both ships.
New York State has 3,000 intensive care beds, 18 times that of both ships combined. New York State also has 73,931 hospital beds in total, or 36 times both ships combined.
In the US, there are 6,146 hospitals with 924,107 hospital beds with 97,776 intensive care beds. The gaslighting of Americans is that two ships of 2,000 beds total and only 160 intensive care beds is absolutely necessary to a hospital system with 462 times the number of beds and 611 times the number of intensive care beds because somehow the virus is overloading the hospital system.
Colorado has had 100 intensive care patients with the virus. That’s it. 100. That number will change, but it isn’t anywhere near the gaslighted emergency the government and media has tried to convince people is happening.
OK, so my BIL and nieces (1 has a toddler) and uh, step-great-nephew were visited by a girl with COVID confirmed yesterday! (I was going to post the article related, but it won’t let me - suffice to say I have 3 degrees of separation from the COVID-suffering woman in the news story.)
My BIL has to quarantine IN HIS ROOM (he is c75 and has some heart issues). One niece is staying in and getting him food.
The other niece, nurse at HOPKINS but they’re letting her go back and forth to work! (She’s working in a lock-down COVID unit, too.) Also, the “nephew” gets to go back to work tomorrow!
I don’t know why they’re so liberal with those 2 working!
They are 10 min from us, and from my mother. We rarely even interact (long story) and now we definitely won’t!
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Loners must be tired of all the lock down complaints.
Arkansas latest — March 26, 12:40 p.m. CT
335 confirmed cases
2 deaths
13 recoveries
1,839 tests given
UPDATE: Virus cases rise to 335; state says some travelers should self-quarantine (3/26/20)
Governor sets groups cap at 10, hopes it curbs spread (Arkansas, 3/26/20)
