"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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When do we eat the rich
And that dumb ass @Dannyblueyes instead of being in canada he’s out here riding a bike for Uber eats
fucking dumbass
Yes. 2k a month for 4 months. Starting sometime in April.
That’s billions, maybe trillions in the shitter.
No one important. Used to be a lurker from way before 8/11
Trump's punk ass will no longer allow him to attend those bullshit misinformation sessions he calls press briefings.
I'd imagine that he's at that point already, but he knows that Dr. Fauci is the only thing keeping most people from turning those things off. The hope of getting some actual factual information from someone in the know.
Yep Fauci has worked in the White House since the Reagan administration so he is very reliable and he knows what he is doing
For those of you mentioning countries helping out China with medical supplies when this thing was over there in the early stages...
My country did the same and we are fucking tiny. I questioned why Trinidad would send any masks to China when they make the shit across there in bulk anyway. That was then...
now that the shit has reached here China acknowledged we sent medical supplies when they needed it. They turned around and sent us 4000 test kits, more n95 masks than we sent them, temperature scanners for our ports and medical technical assistance in return...so maybe it’s not so bad after all to help other countries in time of need. Never know when you will need help in return.
My country did the same and we are fucking tiny. I questioned why Trinidad would send any masks to China when they make the shit across there in bulk anyway. That was then...
now that the shit has reached here China acknowledged we sent medical supplies when they needed it. They turned around and sent us 4000 test kits, more n95 masks than we sent them, temperature scanners for our ports and medical technical assistance in return...so maybe it’s not so bad after all to help other countries in time of need. Never know when you will need help in return.
With a normal president that would make sense. But Trump downplayed everything and blamed Obama every chance that he got. Not to mention the trade war bullshit then calling it the China virus over and over. So it makes things worse because he is so full of shit.
It's a cult bruh. This guy has been saying/doing retarded shit since Day 1 of his campaign. The cultists love every spoonful of shit he feeds them. There are a few of his dimwitted acolytes on this board, do a thought experiment and see what they think of his handling of this crisis. The delusional responses you get will be sad and entertaining af
yeah I hear you on that. I’m afraid for two countries. USA and Brazil. Brazil’s President is even more obtuse than trump. Both be wasting time.
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@4 Dimensional - It's unsure / unclear here at the moment. Lots of news is coming out of Toronto / Ottawa, though my work / workplace here on the westcoast hasn't been impacted at all. Essential services - health care field. No layoffs or closures. We're still staffed 24-7, and our core staffing (regular FT & PT) all have 10 - 20 years of experience with the organization. This April will mark 16 years of experience for me. I talked to my aunt who works part-time with the Vancouver live theater system / venues (concerts, plays, orchestras, high school grads, etc). She wasn't clear about what the government bailout would be either. Their venues have been closed in recent weeks. Here's a CTV News Toronto article from March 24th. Sounds like there's still a massive amount of E.I. applications coming in -
Katherine DeClerq Multi-Platform Writer, CTV News Toronto
Published Tuesday, March 24, 2020 10:13AM EDT Last Updated Tuesday, March 24, 2020 7:29PM EDT
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While he was still calling it a hoax and thinking that we wouldn't be impacted the US sent a shitload of PPE to China. Go figure.
Monday, March 2, 2020
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