Coronavirus.. outlook

[bsgospel]

Financial Expert: Central Banks Fostering Global Collapse By Design

Who stands to benefit from this crisis? Is there more to the official story than we are being told?

Find out why both Mannarino and Spiro believe this crisis is being fostered to trigger the largest financial collapse the world has ever seen.

https://www.activistpost.com/2020/03/financial-expert-central-banks-fostering-global-collapse-by-design.html?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2WiNxj0IHcx_OBX9gOTmx9ZmKcWol1NOZfr0NL8zAzBMElWJpcDTLbwYQ#Echobox=1584850274

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*sigh* So weak.

Anyone who thinks this situation was put upon the world on purpose needs to calm down. Viruses and sicknesses happen. This one sucks and no doubt there is no shortage of bad players. But stop letting your imagination run away with you. Chill out, stay healthy, help where you can.

 

[Im'One]

*sigh* So weak.

Anyone who thinks this situation was put upon the world on purpose needs to calm down. Viruses and sicknesses happen. This one sucks and no doubt there is no shortage of bad players. But stop letting your imagination run away with you. Chill out, stay healthy, help where you can.

I agree. In the end it hink we will find the plague began when deforestation and development put humans in contact withan new species and some one decided to eat wildlife.

 

[Ringodoggie]

THIS time, I believe it was an accident but NEXT time it will be on purpose. Only I would make the incubation period a year instead of a month so by the time anyone showed up with symptoms, most of the world would already be infected.


I am thinking how easy it would be to topple governments and crash economies by simply repeating this in 2 years. And, every 2 years.


And, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one thinking like this. Terrorists all over the world are collecting funding as we speak for the next "attack".


This time? Yeah, probably an accident. Shit happens. Next time??..... I'll bet not.




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[MagillaG]

In Canada we now have 37 cases of Covid-19 per million. That is .000037%, yet the country is basically shut down.

 

[OgOrganics]

THIS time, I believe it was an accident but NEXT time it will be on purpose. Only I would make the incubation period a year instead of a month so by the time anyone showed up with symptoms, most of the world would already be infected.


I am thinking how easy it would be to topple governments and crash economies by simply repeating this in 2 years. And, every 2 years.


And, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one thinking like this. Terrorists all over the world are collecting funding as we speak for the next "attack".


This time? Yeah, probably an accident. Shit happens. Next time??..... I'll bet not.




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Dude. People like you are an embarrasment to the human species. Your paranoid delusions have no place in society.

 

[Medfinder]

The upcoming job losses will be unlike anything the US has ever seen...

KEY POINTS
The coronavirus crisis is likely to result in layoffs on a scale that the U.S. has never seen before.
Economists expect April to be the first reporting month when the damage starts to show up.
Forecasts for that month range from 500,000 to 5 million.
The worst month during the financial crisis saw nonfarm payrolls decrease by 800,000.
Weekly jobless claims numbers are expected to be so bad that the White House has reportedly asked state officials to delay releasing precise counts.

While the headline unemployment rate is highly unlikely to approach the 24.9% during the Great Depression, it very well could be the highest in almost 40 years, something unthinkable for a jobs market that had been on fire as recently as February.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/03/20/the-upcoming-job-losses-will-be-unlike-anything-the-us-has-ever-seen.html

 

[St. Phatty]

Do a web search for

Silver Virucidal

and you will have a window on what the next 6 months will bring.


I'm listening to Pastor Matt at the local church, out of sheer morbid curiosity.

In Canada we now have 37 cases of Covid-19 per million. That is .000037%, yet the country is basically shut down.

One of the main things the C-virus will do is to move forward in time the weakest citizens. Diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity are the indicators for a bad outcome.

In the US it has been allowed to spread un-hindered for about 4 weeks.

Even with the lockdowns, it is still spreading un hindered at local supermarkets. I am the exception when I walk in with a mask.

That means, it will affect a majority of the US population.

200 million x the 4% mortality rate means a LOT of old people will die, and a lot of young people and middle aged people.

When those numbers become real, in the May time-frame, I think that will have the most effect on markets.

 

[igrowone]

i've seen mention of a few stores doing temperature checks for admittance
not in my neck of the woods, but wondering if that is something anyone has experienced?

 

[tetragrammaton]

One week ago, (March 15th) there were 75 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Chile, the majority being in Santiago. Today, one week later, the number of confirmed cases is 632. Also, while watching the news I found out that over 300 people in Spain died in the last 24 hours from the virus. I find it baffling how many people believe the lies that this only is dangerous to the elderly, the children, or those with compromised immune symptoms. No, this isn't the flu. This was created in Winnipeg, sold to the Chinese. It started out as a project to weaponize the SARS virus, and then was further weaponized in Wuhan, and this is just the beta. You can't trust a word the WHO says. Look at who they are funded by. Also throughout history, they have lied about numbers and death tolls, so these high numbers are, realistically, much higher.

 

[djav59]

Remain calm citizens it will pass but just think this is just a taste.

 

[Medfinder]

Death toll from coronavirus outbreak in Italy increases 13.5 percent as no sign of let up in killer contagion.


The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic continued its relentless rise in Europe on Sunday with Italy announcing 651 dead in one day, bringing its total to 5,476.

It was an increase of 13.5 percent but down from Saturday's figure when 793 people died.

The Canadian death toll from the coronavirus outbreak jumped almost 50 percent in less than a day, and the mayor of New York City - the US epicentre of the contagion - called the situation the greatest crisis since the Great Depression and warned hospitals would likely be overwhelmed in 10 days.

 

[Medfinder]

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has gone into quarantine after being treated by a doctor who later was found to have the coronavirus. This photo from earlier this weekend, shows Merkel doing some grocery shopping.

In other news out of Germany, public gatherings of more than two people have been banned.

Back in the U.S., U.S. Senator Rand Paul has tested positive for coronavirus and gone into quarantine. At the moment, he's not exhibiting any symptoms.

Chances of a stimulus bill passing Congress today aren't looking good. The Senate looks set to vote on something this evening, but House Speaker Pelosi has her own ideas. "Democrats are saying that there's still major hurdles before they get to an agreement," a source tells Politico.

U.S. cases now exceed 31,000, up from 22,000 earlier in the weekend, according to Johns Hopkins data, while Italian new cases on an absolute basis appear to have declined from Saturday. NY remains the epicenter of cases in the U.S., with more than 15,000 cases

 

[Medfinder]

Pelosi signals disagreement over relief package: 'From my standpoint, we're apart'

"From my standpoint, we're apart," Pelosi told reporters in the Capitol when asked if she expects there to be a deal today.

Pelosi said there's no bipartisan deal at this point, but that Democratic congressional leaders will be prepping their own legislation. "It's on the Senate side now because that's their deadline for a vote," she said, "but we'll be introducing our own bill and hopefully it'll be compatible with what they discussed on the Senate."

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters that "we need a bill that puts workers first, not corporations." He declined to say if he supports the bill.

The stimulus package under negotiation will likely total more than $2 trillion, according to estimates from White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow. The Senate has been under pressure to finish a plan with the House and administration as quickly as possible.

 

[djav59]

Ya funny first thing Trumps mentions is the Airlines the poor airlines who just made a minuscule profit last year at the consumers expense.

 

[armedoldhippy]

at work last night. put on different line because fellow called in sick. after working his machine for 4 hours, they tell us he is in quarantine for 14 days; stepson tested positive. i ask "have the controls on his line been cleaned?" supervisor tells us "oh, he was working on a different line yesterday. no worry...." i went off "fuck yesterday! he has been exposed for over ten damn days! everything he TOUCHED may be contaminated. WTF does "yesterday" have to do with it?" if i get this shit, i'm going to go in, lick my damn hand & shake hands with that ignorant bitch before i leave...

 

[armedoldhippy]

Pelosi signals disagreement over relief package: 'From my standpoint, we're apart'

"From my standpoint, we're apart," Pelosi told reporters in the Capitol when asked if she expects there to be a deal today.

Pelosi said there's no bipartisan deal at this point, but that Democratic congressional leaders will be prepping their own legislation. "It's on the Senate side now because that's their deadline for a vote," she said, "but we'll be introducing our own bill and hopefully it'll be compatible with what they discussed on the Senate."

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters that "we need a bill that puts workers first, not corporations." He declined to say if he supports the bill.

The stimulus package under negotiation will likely total more than $2 trillion, according to estimates from White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow. The Senate has been under pressure to finish a plan with the House and administration as quickly as possible.

extended unemployment needs to be addressed in this. "checks for everyone!" sounds good, but will not keep the wolf from your door in the long haul, esp if you are among the millions that will lose their jobs as this gets worse...and it will get worse (LOTS!), assurances being mouthed by willfully ignorant optimists to the contrary.

 

[St. Phatty]

Sunday March 8 - 19 deaths from Covid19 in the US
Sunday March 15 - 69 deaths ... rate of increase, 3 1/2
Sunday March 22 - 400 deaths ... rate of increase, 5 1/4

What's interesting about the US #'s (in an unfortunate way) is that the rate of increase is ... increasing.

It's not even an exponential rate of increase. It's faster than that.

If THAT trend increases (rate of increase, increasing 50% each week), next week the rate of increase would be about 8.

So that leaves the range for Sunday March 29 - anywhere from 2000 to 3200.


The 400 number and the increasing 5 fold every week makes the math easy.

in 4 Sundays, 400 x 625 = 250,000. That's Sunday April 19.


Eventually the rate of increase has to slow down. Otherwise it will be -
1.25 million - April 26
6.25 million - May 3
31.25 million - May 10

Remember, these are deaths in the US.

Dr. Liz Specht calculated a hospital saturation on May 8. It looks like things are moving faster than that.

I would say, "hopefully the US will do better than Italy", but I don't think it will. In Italy the number of deaths seemed to equal the number of recoveries, for patients that needed to be in intensive care.

stats from
https://covid19info.live/

Pretty fvcking GRIM, huh ?

 

[geneva_sativa]

Boogity boogity,,, grow a set, why dontcha

 

[TheForgotten]

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I heard that Wuhan is now reporting new daily incidents at the 4 - 10 level, can anyone confirm this?
If this is true we can expect a burn out in a few months.... some rebound is probably to be expected but preparedness is now a benefit.

 

[hazyfontazy]

Ian Flemming knows the answer