Corona Time
Magdalena said:
I would love to be able to write and create music, my brother did a set of cover songs on Easter Sunday for Sullyfest 2020 online, he prefers making his own songs though.
Do you let anyone listen to your songs? I will take it to PM as all of this is off topic here.
No worries sis we don't mind a little off topic it's good for us once in awhile I always enjoy your comments
I would love to be able to write and create music, my brother did a set of cover songs on Easter Sunday for Sullyfest 2020 online, he prefers making his own songs though.
Do you let anyone listen to your songs? I will take it to PM as all of this is off topic here.
No worries sis we don't mind a little off topic it's good for us once in awhile I always enjoy your comments
Valeriya said:https://youtu.be/qNK9zesHQls
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
For those of you who aren’t lazy, stupid, or looking for “evidence” to support your world view,, listen to the audio of what the surgeon general actually said.
The fear breeding dickhead in the link above is straight out lying.
Read the comments in the link. Apart from all the competing conspiracy theories (Satan, nwo, liberals, Satan again....), the common thread is “um, no”.
Shitbag human being making a living from breeding fear and hate.
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
For those of you who aren’t lazy, stupid, or looking for “evidence” to support your world view,, listen to the audio of what the surgeon general actually said.
The fear breeding dickhead in the link above is straight out lying.
Read the comments in the link. Apart from all the competing conspiracy theories (Satan, nwo, liberals, Satan again....), the common thread is “um, no”.
Shitbag human being making a living from breeding fear and hate.
Valeriya said:https://youtu.be/qNK9zesHQls
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
This is the shitheap doing the talking;
Rashid Buttar is an American osteopathic physician from Charlotte, North Carolina. He is known for his controversial use of chelation therapy for numerous conditions, including autism and cancer.[1] He has been reprimanded by the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners for unethical treatment of patients.[2] His website, Centers for Advanced Medicine, offers treatment for issues such as "general detoxification" and "age management," among others.[3] In March 2020, he released a multipart video, "COVID-19 Virus Conspiracy?" suggesting that coronavirus was being used to distract from toxic emissions by industries and companies.[4]
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
This is the shitheap doing the talking;
Rashid Buttar is an American osteopathic physician from Charlotte, North Carolina. He is known for his controversial use of chelation therapy for numerous conditions, including autism and cancer.[1] He has been reprimanded by the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners for unethical treatment of patients.[2] His website, Centers for Advanced Medicine, offers treatment for issues such as "general detoxification" and "age management," among others.[3] In March 2020, he released a multipart video, "COVID-19 Virus Conspiracy?" suggesting that coronavirus was being used to distract from toxic emissions by industries and companies.[4]
Valeriya said:https://youtu.be/qNK9zesHQls
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
An independent review of the medical treatment he offers. Notice a trend here?
Over the past 40 years, proponents have invoked various biochemical mechanisms to justify their use of EDTA chelation. Each time critics proved that the mechanism in vogue was scientifically untenable, a new one was postulated together with new dogma.
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
An independent review of the medical treatment he offers. Notice a trend here?
Over the past 40 years, proponents have invoked various biochemical mechanisms to justify their use of EDTA chelation. Each time critics proved that the mechanism in vogue was scientifically untenable, a new one was postulated together with new dogma.
Valeriya said:https://youtu.be/qNK9zesHQls
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
Legal proceedings for fraud against aforementioned shitheap human being;
https://quackwatch.org/cases/civil/buttar/complaint/
Bill Gates
WHO
CDC
Legal proceedings for fraud against aforementioned shitheap human being;
https://quackwatch.org/cases/civil/buttar/complaint/
Anonymous
hemihead said:
Legal proceedings for fraud against aforementioned shitheap human being;
https://quackwatch.org/cases/civil/buttar/complaint/
Not all sources are created equal, it’s part of the problem trying to educate online when any voice has the potential to be a viable one you need to check credentials, background check the person making the statements and compare them to other sources on the same topic, it’s damn hard to vet viable intellectual sources on YouTube especially when an opinion is being presented without proper data and statistical analysis that is proveable. All he did was state an opinion on a printed article
Any body can be a guru if they have the ability to communicate effectively because most people are emotion investing first, then rationalising later.
I listened to a couple minutes and gave up on him
Legal proceedings for fraud against aforementioned shitheap human being;
https://quackwatch.org/cases/civil/buttar/complaint/
Not all sources are created equal, it’s part of the problem trying to educate online when any voice has the potential to be a viable one you need to check credentials, background check the person making the statements and compare them to other sources on the same topic, it’s damn hard to vet viable intellectual sources on YouTube especially when an opinion is being presented without proper data and statistical analysis that is proveable. All he did was state an opinion on a printed article
Any body can be a guru if they have the ability to communicate effectively because most people are emotion investing first, then rationalising later.
I listened to a couple minutes and gave up on him
Anonymous
https://www.breitbart.com/radio/2020/04/13/surgeon-general-working-real-coronavirus-data-now-not-models/
Here’s the article he was reading and extrapolating from...
Here’s the article he was reading and extrapolating from...
Presumed Covid-19’: NYC corona deaths suddenly soar past 10,000 after more than 3,700 victims added to list on PROBABLE grounds
Coronavirus deaths in New York City have spiked by more than 3,700 after officials tacked on a group of victims merely suspected of having the virus. The city joins a growing list of sites counting “probable” cases as infected.
The additional deaths – 3,778, to be exact – include people who are “presumed to have been infected because of their symptoms and medical history,” according to two sources cited by the New York Times, which reported the deaths on Tuesday. These “probables” bring the total number of casualties for New York City to 10,367 and raise the nation’s total death toll by a whopping 17 percent. Over 26,000 people are now considered to have died with the coronavirus in the US, according to the Times.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio had initially declined to include the “probables” as coronavirus deaths but reportedly changed his mind after a weekend briefing, the sources said, adding that most of the presumed deaths took place in hospitals. While New York has tested more people per capita for coronavirus than anywhere else in the US, it joins several other sites – city health commissioner Oxiris Barbot named Connecticut, Ohio, Maryland, and Delaware – that began reporting “probable” cases as coronavirus deaths this week. Other sites, including California and Seattle, have limited their casualty counts to those that can be confirmed by testing.
Disagreements between local and regional health authorities over the number of coronavirus deaths have also been blamed on the use of “different data systems.” New York City authorities have complained that the state has dragged its feet sharing data from hospitals and nursing homes.
A similar decision to classify cases that haven’t tested positive as coronavirus was reported by the Times earlier this month. The oddly-worded piece claimed “experts said” that “a vast majority of people visiting emergency rooms with flu-like symptoms probably have the coronavirus.” Some city hospitals were no longer even bothering to test for influenza, instead assuming that everyone with flu-like symptoms was a coronavirus patient, an infectious disease specialist told the outlet.
The classification has raised more than a few eyebrows among medical professionals and laypeople alike. Minnesota state senator and physician Dr Scott Jensen slammed as “ridiculous” the Centers for Disease Control guidelines advising doctors to list cause of death as coronavirus even in the absence of a test. “We are going to undermine the public trust,” he told Fox News last week, warning that the public’s “trust in politicians is already wearing thin.”
The worldwide coronavirus case count now sits at over two million, the latest figures from AFP showed on Wednesday. More than half of the number relates to outbreaks in European nations, but globally the single worst-hit country is the United States, with almost 610,000 identified Covid-19 patients and over 26,000 deaths recorded, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Coronavirus deaths in New York City have spiked by more than 3,700 after officials tacked on a group of victims merely suspected of having the virus. The city joins a growing list of sites counting “probable” cases as infected.
The additional deaths – 3,778, to be exact – include people who are “presumed to have been infected because of their symptoms and medical history,” according to two sources cited by the New York Times, which reported the deaths on Tuesday. These “probables” bring the total number of casualties for New York City to 10,367 and raise the nation’s total death toll by a whopping 17 percent. Over 26,000 people are now considered to have died with the coronavirus in the US, according to the Times.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio had initially declined to include the “probables” as coronavirus deaths but reportedly changed his mind after a weekend briefing, the sources said, adding that most of the presumed deaths took place in hospitals. While New York has tested more people per capita for coronavirus than anywhere else in the US, it joins several other sites – city health commissioner Oxiris Barbot named Connecticut, Ohio, Maryland, and Delaware – that began reporting “probable” cases as coronavirus deaths this week. Other sites, including California and Seattle, have limited their casualty counts to those that can be confirmed by testing.
Disagreements between local and regional health authorities over the number of coronavirus deaths have also been blamed on the use of “different data systems.” New York City authorities have complained that the state has dragged its feet sharing data from hospitals and nursing homes.
A similar decision to classify cases that haven’t tested positive as coronavirus was reported by the Times earlier this month. The oddly-worded piece claimed “experts said” that “a vast majority of people visiting emergency rooms with flu-like symptoms probably have the coronavirus.” Some city hospitals were no longer even bothering to test for influenza, instead assuming that everyone with flu-like symptoms was a coronavirus patient, an infectious disease specialist told the outlet.
The classification has raised more than a few eyebrows among medical professionals and laypeople alike. Minnesota state senator and physician Dr Scott Jensen slammed as “ridiculous” the Centers for Disease Control guidelines advising doctors to list cause of death as coronavirus even in the absence of a test. “We are going to undermine the public trust,” he told Fox News last week, warning that the public’s “trust in politicians is already wearing thin.”
The worldwide coronavirus case count now sits at over two million, the latest figures from AFP showed on Wednesday. More than half of the number relates to outbreaks in European nations, but globally the single worst-hit country is the United States, with almost 610,000 identified Covid-19 patients and over 26,000 deaths recorded, according to Johns Hopkins University.
