"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?

This is a forum,am not worried about being blocked,banned,or anything like that.
wont change my life,i respond to whomever i want to,its really that simple.

i haven't threatened anyone,took personal shots at them,their health or told them what they should or should not do.

with that being said ill will continue to post data,folks can take steps as they see fit.

Answer the question: Where are all the extra deaths coming from?
 
Keep thinking its just covid.



I don't see your point and the explanation is simple. When people are overwhelmed they make simple, but costly, mistakes.

The entire point of the shelter in place orders were to reduce this as much as possible.

Hospitals are typically short staffed during normal times, add a pandemic to the mix and stuff like this happens.

This is all anedotle and you are ignoring the root cause, for what purpose?
 
My hair dresser just texted me regarding an appointment I had to miss in April. Ohio is letting salons open May 15th. She is giving canceled appointments first dibs before she opens her calendar to all. I declined. It will be at least a year before I'm comfortable sitting in a salon chair again. I need a trim bad, too. It looks ok but my ends are snagging.
Well, it's going to be on people to protect themselves and that shit ain't happening. Americans just aren't listening. :smh: DeWine said that he expects infections are to go up. Basically, states don't want to pay UE and they are throwing people to the wolves.

That payment protection forgiveness for businesses is also dependent on forcing employees to put their lives at risk.

Masses getting horsefucked once again.
 








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Coronavirus survivors banned from joining the military
Meghann Myers
1 day ago


As the Defense Department negotiates its way through the coronavirus pandemic and its fallout, military entrance processing stations are working with new guidance when it comes to bringing COVID-19 survivors into the services.
A past COVID-19 diagnosis is a no-go for processing, according to a recently released MEPCOM memo circulating on Twitter.
“During the medical history interview or examination, a history of COVID-19, confirmed by either a laboratory test or a clinician diagnosis, is permanently disqualifying ...” the memo reads.


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The memo is authentic, Pentagon spokeswoman Jessica Maxwell confirmed to Military Times.
Specifically, it lays out guidelines for MEPS staff to deal with potential, as well as confirmed, coronavirus cases. That starts with screening at all MEPS, which includes taking a temperature and answering questions about symptoms and potential contact.
Future sailors take the oath of enlistment into the Navy at the San Jose, Calif., military entrance processing station. (MC1 Meranda Keller/Navy)

Updated guidance allows unhospitalized COVID-19 survivors to join the military
Now, prospective recruits who have tested positive for coronavirus can join up, as long as they weren't hospitalized.
Meghann Myers
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If an applicant fails screening, according to the memo, they won’t be tested, but they can return in 14 days if they’re symptom-free. Anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 will have to wait until 28 days after diagnosis to report to MEPS.
Upon return, a diagnosis will be marked as “permanently disqualifying” for accession. Recruits can apply for waivers for all permanently disqualifying conditions, including surviving COVID-19. However, without any further guidance for exceptions dealing with COVID-19, a review authority would have no justification to grant a waiver.
Maxwell declined to explain why a coronavirus diagnosis would be permanently disqualifying, compared to other viral, non-chronic illnesses that do not preclude military service.
However, given the limited research on COVID-19, there are likely a few factors that military medical professionals are trying to hash out when it comes to recruiting survivors: Whether respiratory damage from the virus is long-lasting or permanent, and whether that can be assessed; the likelihood of recurring flare-ups, even if someone has had two consecutive negative tests; and the possibility that one bout of COVID-19 might not provide full immunity for the future, and could potentially leave someone at a higher risk to contract it again, perhaps with worse complications.
Soldiers stationed on U.S. Army Garrison Casey conduct pre-screening processes on individuals awaiting entry to the base, USAG-Casey, Dongducheon, Republic of Korea, Feb. 26, 2020. (Sgt. Amber I. Smith/Army)

Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
Meghann Myers and Karen Jowers
The move comes as the services prepare for a surge of post-graduation recruits during the summer and fall high season.
In recent weeks, new trainees have been 100-percent tested for COVID-19 before starting training. So far, clusters have been discovered at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, the Army and Marine Corps’ biggest initial entry training installations.








what about current members of service-are they given a medical discharge
 
potential to kill...oh lawd..this is what we are talking about now...
dude millions of ppl in TNT just wine up on each other for carnival two months ago,and you have 116 cases with 103 recoveries...what does that tell you??
IF you get covid you have a 98 percent chance of living(this number can fluctuate based on overll health,age etc..)if you dont eat like lots of ppl will not especially the poor and displaced in many third world countries you have a 100 percent chance of dying.
We simply got away with carnival. If you can’t understand that then it makes no sense talking to you. If we had covid cases during carnival our local numbers would be sky high. Quoting the 116 cases without context is immensely shortsighted. The first of the 116 came basically three weeks after carnival. Social distancing went into effect soon after. That is why the number is “only” 116. It’s like you want the number to be higher without understanding the ramifications.

Also you dismiss potential but qoute the 2% mortality rate. If covid goes unchecked and the majority of the population here gets infected you’re looking at 2% of 1.4 million people. That’s 28,000 which is higher than the 25,000 figure I gave you earlier. You’re ok with that?
 
We simply got away with carnival. If you can’t understand that then it makes no sense talking to you. If we had covid cases during carnival our local numbers would be sky high. Quoting the 116 cases without context is immensely shortsighted. The first of the 116 came basically three weeks after carnival. Social distancing went into effect soon after. That is why the number is “only” 116. It’s like you want the number to be higher without understanding the ramifications.

Also you dismiss potential but qoute the 2% mortality rate. If covid goes unchecked and the majority of the population here gets infected you’re looking at 2% of 1.4 million people. That’s 28,000 which is higher than the 25,000 figure I gave you earlier. You’re ok with that?
So you think only the people tested or have shown to have CV are the only ones infected...lol
so ppl who has mild symptoms who didnt get tested and the asymptomatic dont exist.
like ive stated lots of ppl have gotten this virus and i belive most will get a strain and wont even realize it which puts the death rate even lower.
 
For the misleading headlines tegnell own words in this interview with trevor noah
starting from 6:25 of this video.
 
So you think only the people tested or have shown to have CV are the only ones infected...lol
so ppl who has mild symptoms who didnt get tested and the asymptomatic dont exist.
like ive stated lots of ppl have gotten this virus and i belive most will get a strain and wont even realize it which puts the death rate even lower.
You be seeing things that aren’t there. What part of 2% dying reads as if I’m saying persons with mild symptoms or asymptomatic persons don’t exist? All I did was use the very same death rate you initially posted about.
 
So you think only the people tested or have shown to have CV are the only ones infected...lol
so ppl who has mild symptoms who didnt get tested and the asymptomatic dont exist.
like ive stated lots of ppl have gotten this virus and i belive most will get a strain and wont even realize it which puts the death rate even lower.
We don't know what the numbers are and that's the problem. One study said that there could be 30 to 60 times the number of infected people. That means the death rate is much, much lower than we think BUT this virus was a lot more contagious.

We just don't know until more people are tested.

We must remember that even up until March they weren't testing people in my state even if they had symptoms. And the Dr. Acton said we probably had 100,000 in Ohio 2 months ago. Some folks(including myself) thought the number was high, but if this thing been around she was probably right.

Folks are just advocating for a cautious approach. If this thing has been here since November or December, there has to be millions of infections that weren't detected. But we don't know that for sure. Until we do, caution was the best approach. But we see states can't afford caution so it's every man for themselves. :smh:
 
We don't know what the numbers are and that's the problem. One study said that there could be 30 to 60 times the number of infected people. That means the death rate is much, much lower than we think BUT this virus was a lot more contagious.

We just don't know until more people are tested.

We must remember that even up until March they weren't testing people in my state even if they had symptoms. And the Dr. Acton said we probably had 100,000 in Ohio 2 months ago. Some folks(including myself) thought the number was high, but if this thing been around she was probably right.

Folks are just advocating for a cautious approach. If this thing has been here since November or December, there has to be millions of infections that weren't detected. But we don't know that for sure. Until we do, caution was the best approach. But we see states can't afford caution so it's every man for themselves. :smh:
I do agree with what you said regarding one being cautious and having safety as their first priority regarding any and everything in life.
I see people driving in their cars by themselves wearing masks..this is what the bombardment of media has done to these ppl.
Im not dying whether the virus exist,im not denying whether people die from it,im however saying the numbers are inflated.
im also saying that the death rate is much,much lower for the reason you stated,most of us will either catch a strain of this or already has.

now onto the topic of deaths.
we have enough data to be very aware of who is dying of this,never saying its a good thing but thats where the focus should be
countries have failed the elderly and old age homes,they need a complete restructuring after all of this,however none of these politicians will admit that they have failed this group.

30 million ppl unemployed,a bigger pandemic is on the horizon,not to mention businesses that will never reopen.

ill pose a question to you or anyone else who wants to answer if a vaccine was available say next January
but it wasnt mandatory to take it ,would you?????
 
I wonder how many people who died from this, had a flu vaccination shot within the last two years??


In this thread, the video say the Italians was given a different strain of flu shot. Than everyone else, and that may have contributed too the accelleration Of the virus.
 
sweden still doing a better job than the US
Mr tegnell stated in the video that they failed regarding the elderly homes where most of the deaths came from and is coming from globally.
most will not admit that.
social distancing is fine,practicing proper sanitation is fine,hand washing etc....

but like most countries not all state and cities,villages etc,,,are affected equally you cant have a one for all policy.
 
You be seeing things that aren’t there. What part of 2% dying reads as if I’m saying persons with mild symptoms or asymptomatic persons don’t exist? All I did was use the very same death rate you initially posted about.
Based on the numbers i posted do you believe that those are the only people who have been infected with this virus on your island since this started.
124 total?
 
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