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 docs.google.com Now that is motivation to keep the gravy train rolling. Things like hydroxychloroquine and vitamin C are just not profitable. |
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earning potential According to Good RX, the lowest price for the most common version of hydroxychloroquine is around $20.41, which is 88 percent off the average retail price of $177.73 for 60 of the 200 milligram tablets. The lowest price for the most common version of Plaquenil is around $626.87, which is 11 percent off the average retail price of $710.89 for 60 of the 200 milligram tablets. www.medgadget.com Vitamin c is part of a multi billon dollar industry it is about supply and demand! heck the humble postage stamp at 26c a pop earned billions at one time, until it was no longer in demand. |
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If there is no effective cure - the case they are pushing hard - then we must vaccinate everyone. Whatever the cost of a vaccination is - multiply that by 350 million to 7 billion and we see the scale of their planned profits. Best of all, the vaccine makers - designers and manufacturers - are 100% immune from any liability caused by vaccine injuries. It's the perfect business model. No wonder those Pharma execs are taking home tens of millions every year and why they spend more on advertising and lobbying than research. |
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Why the pharmaceutical rant? |
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media.thedonald.win Of course, that's the very expensive patented drug being pushed by pharma |
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Remdesivir! Fauci said earlier Wednesday that the median time of recovery for patients taking the drug was 11 days, compared with 15 days in the placebo group. He said the mortality benefit of Rermdesivir “has not yet reached statistical significance.” The results suggested a survival benefit, with a mortality rate of 8% for the group receiving Remdesivir versus 11.6% for the placebo group, according to a statement from the National Institutes of Health released Wednesday. “This will be the standard of care,” Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, added. “When you know a drug works, you have to let people in the placebo group know so they can take it.” “What it has proven is a drug can block this virus,” he said. |
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TheDonald.Win? P.S. Hydroxychloroquine has had no positive studies. The FIRST study of 20 subjects, two died and one was sent to the ICU--these three were stricken from the study results. The largest study, the VA study, found no benefit. One smaller study found lower ventilator use, but a higher mortality rate. I'm not sure any of the deviations from the control group were large enough to merit any conclusion--outside a lack of any obvious benefit. Of course, the president merely suggesting something means people will divert a lot of time and attention to it--regardless how inane or stupid it might be. We are now going to have at least a handful of scientists trying to figure out how to get bigly lights into the lungs. |
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Key "Something you may have picked up on over the last interminable three and a half years is that Donald Trump is not a smart man, despite robust claims on his part to the contrary. For example, this whole coronavirus thing. While another president might have taken it seriously, or at the very least read the briefings warning him to take it seriously, Trump decided instead to listen to his gut, which told him the virus would “miraculously” go away by April. Or take World Health Organization funding; although many have argued that the agency’s initial response to COVID-19 could have gone better, no one besides Trump thought, Hey, maybe the U.S. should vindictively cut the group’s funding in the middle of a pandemic. (In fact, the American Medical Association described it as “a dangerous step in the wrong direction that will not make defeating COVID-19 easier.”)" www.vanityfair.com "I am not a smart man, Jenny." |
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Read the link. Facts matter! docs.google.com (source: pawntifex, two posts up) "Historical controls are used in many previous studies in medicine. In this respect, the safety of Hydroxychloroquine is well documented. When the safe use of this drug is projected against its apparent effect of decreasing the progression of early cases to ventilator use, it is difficult to understand the reluctance of the authorities in charge of U.S. pandemic management to recommend its use in early COVID-19 cases. The effects of the chloroquines were first outlined 15 years ago by the CDC’s own Special Pathogens Unit." (from the document) As it is glaringly obvious, Lord Shiva's information is misleading and not based on the extensive research available online. |
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people stay locked up. -classica>> Suicides, maybe. Murder? No. That rate, as with most crime rates, has fallen. Wrong again. Murders up: gothamist.com Domestic violence up: thehill.com Suicides up: www.5newsonline.com And we may be only half way through this lockdown. |
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Coronavirus, 21,000 deaths and counting Seasonal flu, 113,000 Malaria, 228,000 deaths Suicide, 249,000 Traffic fatalities, 313,000+ HIV AIDS, 391,000 deaths Alcohol-related deaths, 581,000 Smoking-related deaths, 1,162,000 Cancer, 1,909,000 Starvation, 2,882,000 Abortion deaths 9,900,000 www.independentsentinel.com |
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Statistics in Australia as of Today Recovered 5,745 Deaths 93 Restrictions have just been lifted for the first time. We can now be in groups of 10 up from 2. social distancing is still in effect 1.5 metres. Still have limits to numbers in our Grocery shops but no lines ups. Pasta is back on the shelves and so is Toilet Paper so that a plus (smh) Schools are back on .. 60% attendance back at Primary School, kids Up to Year 6. near 80% back to High School, Year 7 to Year 12. Curve has been flattened the past 2 weeks |
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I am looking at Worldometers.info. I am not disputing yours, but I always like new sources of info. From the same site: ... viable SARS-CoV-2 was measured for this length of time: Plastic: up to 2-3 days Stainless Steel: up to 2-3 days Cardboard: up to 1 day Copper: up to 4 hours I was interested to read that micro droplets float to the floor, and that in areas of possible infection, like pharmacies, it is possible to get the virus on the shoes and track it home. I never thought of that. |
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The stats MikeMate posted... |
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That one says 238,775 total deaths worldwide as of 5/2/2020. No big deal in the differences for me personally, I just like to have as many sources of information as possible. I might be considered an information-hound. 📊🧾😃 |
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When suicide has the potential of infecting 81% of the US population, let me know. And when the flu hits we will still be dealing with Covid 19. BTW no flu for the exception of perhaps avian or swine flu infects has the potential to infect over 50% of the population. |
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Classica So let's say Covid infects 60% of the US population. Germany thinks their infection rate could go as high as 70%. We are not better than the Germans. We are stupider than they are, which is why almost all American rocket scientists and nuclear physicists were Germans. So do this. Calculate 60% of 350 million (current population of the United States) and then 6% of that (Covid-19 CFR). What do you get? |
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LOL Coronavirus, 21,000 deaths and counting Seasonal flu, 113,000 Malaria, 228,000 deaths Suicide, 249,000 Traffic fatalities, 313,000+ HIV AIDS, 391,000 deaths Alcohol-related deaths, 581,000 Smoking-related deaths, 1,162,000 Cancer, 1,909,000 Starvation, 2,882,000 Abortion deaths 9,900,000 March 25th was back when Covid-19 was just getting started. Seasonal flu is, of course, over an entire year--not simply the first MONTH when infections have only gotten a TOE HOLD. Same with malaria, suicide, traffic, and so on. Maternal death from abortion? FAR lower than maternal death from child birth. Child birth is kind of dangerous. Abortion is practically a picnic in the park. Pack a sack lunch. Celebrate with a bottle of champagne with your friends afterwards. Yes, cancer is a killer. We're working on that too. Last I heard (as Apatzer already noted) cancer wasn't contagious. Suicide might be--and we have suicide hotlines for that. Suicide prevention centers. We try to reduce that too--but social distancing isn't going to reduce the suicide rate the same way it WILL the Covid-19 infection rate. So is there a point? I mean--DEATH BY OLD AGE: 42 MILLION! I guess since we haven't stopped that we should encourage MORE death from Covid. At least people won't be dying from old age, right? If I come across as slightly snarky it is because my cousin suggested the death rate on the coast was a lot higher than it is where we live--and we should therefore race to catch up. |
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March 25th 427,000 by April 8th. On that day I plotted exponential curves showing a US infection of 1.3 million by May 1st (today). Instead we were just over a million, so we slowed the growth rate a little bit. Yay for us! Without taking measures my chart had 2 million by May 10th, ten million by June 12th, 50 million by July 15th, and pretty close to 300 million by August 20th. I'll tell you what: 6% of 300 million is 18 million dead Americans. "Good riddance," Putin might say. "Success!" ImPOTUS would say. "I give myself an A+. Is there a higher grade?" |
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Why do you say "we", are you working on cancer patients during the day, and volunteering on the suicide hotlines at night??? |
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this COV lockdown happening. Is it just random or is it part of some agenda? Here is a popular theory: It would seem that there has to be some reason why the media and the politicians despise Trump so much. In my opinion, we have had some pretty unpopular presidents before, but never have they been so viciously attacked from all sides. Consider that every penny of US money is owned by a private group of banks called The Federal Reserve. "SIMPLY PUT: DEBT FREE Monetary System Vs. European DEBT BASED Monetary System: The easiest way to explain the Federal Reserve System is to compare it to a Credit Card Company Bank. Under a Debt Free System, you make a $1000 dollars, you keep a $1000 dollars. Under a European Debt Based System, you make a $1000 dollars, you have to give it to the Credit Card Bank (Private Federal Reserve), who LOANS it back to you with INTEREST. So now you OWE the BANK $1000 plus Interest, on your own money! It’s the SCAM OF HUMANITY !!! Imagine having to give all your money to a Private Bank, and then they turn around and Loan you, your own money with Interest. That’s EXACTLY what the US Government does. You Can’t Borrow Your Way Out Of DEBT! No one Can! The WHOLE SYSTEM is an Insidious DEBT TRAP !!!" truedemocracyparty.net JFK issued Executive Order 11110 on June 4, 1963 (www.john-f-kennedy.net, rense.com) and on November 22, 1963, he was assassinated. There is strong indications that this Order would bring an end to The Federal Reserve system, although arguments can be presented that the EO was for other purposes. I contend that the former is true and the latter is disinformation to obfuscate the truth. Keep in mind, the annual interest payments of entire nations debt, going to privately owned entities, are massive. The motives seem obvious. And now we have President Trump, who seemed to come out of nowhere. Hanging in the Oval Office, he has put a portrait of Andrew Jackson. "Jackson criticized the second Bank of the United States in his annual addresses to Congress in 1829, 1830, 1832, and 1833. He declared that the institution failed to establish a uniform and sound currency, questioned whether it was a safe depository for public funds, asserted that it was unconstitutional, and urged Congress not to renew its charter. In his private correspondence, he referred to the second Bank of the United States as a hydra of corruption, demoralizing to our citizenry, and dangerous to American liberties. A series of congressional studies disputed the accuracy of most of Jackson’s claims, and Congress passed a bill to recharter the Bank, which Jackson vetoed and Congress failed to override. Jackson’s critiques of the second Bank of the United States, both sound and unsound, resonated in American memory and played a role in the debate over the formation of the Federal Reserve three-quarters of a century later." www.federalreservehistory.org Indeed it seems steps are underway towards an end to this system of debt slavery. Keep in mind, everyone's income tax goes to the pay the interest on the national debt owed to the privately owned Federal Reserve. Income tax started shortly after The Federal Reserve was created. "...there have been some promising developments that could be harnessed for the benefit of the people. The Fed has evidently abandoned its vaunted “independence” and is now working in partnership with the Treasury. In some sense, it has been nationalized. A true partnership, however, would make the printing press available for more than just buying toxic corporate assets. A central bank that was run as a public utility could fund programs designed to kickstart the economy, stimulate productivity and generally serve the public..." Waiting in the wings is NESARA, The National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act. gesarahelp.org The US has been paying these interest payments mostly to the privately owned Fed: (Where your income taxes go.) 2019.....$574,587,783,463.63 2018 ....$523,017,301,446.12 2017 ....$458,542,287,311.80 2016 ....$432,649,652,901.12 2015 ...$402,435,356,075.49 2014 ....$430,812,121,372.05 2013 ....$415,688,781,248.40 2012 ....$359,796,008,919.49 2011 ....$454,393,280,417.03 2010 ....$413,954,825,362.17 2009 ....$383,071,060,815.42 2008 ....$451,154,049,950.63 2007 ....$429,977,998,108.20 2006 ....$405,872,109,315.83 2005 ....$352,350,252,507.90 2004 ....$321,566,323,971.29 2003 ....$318,148,529,151.51 2002 ....$332,536,958,599.42 2001 ....$359,507,635,242.41 2000 ....$361,997,734,302.36 1999 ....$353,511,471,722.87 1998 ....$363,823,722,920.26 1997 ....$355,795,834,214.66 1996 ....$343,955,076,695.15 1995 ....$332,413,555,030.62 1994 ....$296,277,764,246.26 1993 ....$292,502,219,484.25 1992 ....$292,361,073,070.74 1991 ....$286,021,921,181.04 1990 ....$264,852,544,615.90 1989 ....$240,863,231,535.71 1988 ....$214,145,028,847.73 www.treasurydirect.gov And so it seems there is a jaw-dropping amount of financial motivation to stop this infidel, Donald Trump, from ending this mammoth gravy train. They began even before his inauguration in this effort. We know about the media, Mueller and the impeachment. Could it be that COV-19 fits into this, too? With the stakes so sky-high, it makes one wonder. |
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theeconomiccollapseblog.com Distrust in the media edges upward. news.gallup.com There seems to be plenty of money available to control mass media. |
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