The small Eastern European nation of Slovenia has declared an end to the epidemic, the first country across Europe to do so. That’s the homeland of Barbara4U2C and here she talks about how Slovenia addressed the pandemic, and how that differed from what she saw in Los Angeles. She spent a little bit of time in both places during the pandemic, so she’s in a good position to speak.
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The World Bank is about to release a new form of pandemic bonds. Ben Swann tells us what’s afoot. More from RT.
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The rapid-fire spread of the coronavirus, in nation after nation, shows that medical authorities have now lost control. They are not going to be able to put the genie back into the bottle. There will be widespread deaths. New Clusters have appeared in the United States, France and Germany. Slovenia is reporting its first case. The Netherlands is starting to have an outbreak, with more than 38 cases. All told, there are now more than 95,000 reported cases around the globe. Styxhexenhammer666 offers his daily update.
In this informative video, Patriot Nurse discusses practical considerations for staying healthy during the cough/cold/flu/coronavirus season.
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New statistics show the coronavirus has a death rate of 3.4 percent. Sounds small, right? Except it’s not. It’s actually 34 times higher than the rate for the common flu. So this is an extremely deadly virus, and one whose impact shouldn’t be underestimated. The White House, the Center for Disease Control might be trying to allay fears and decrease panic, but at some point, they are going to need to be more forthcoming and honest about this coronavirus. A delay of the Summer Olympics in Japan is starting to look more likely. More from Tim Pool.
SARS-COV-2 has two distinct types (S-Cov and L-Cov) circulating which may explain why some areas are being hit harder than others. India’s cases have jumped straight through a handful of cases to a small cluster (for a total of 28 cases). In response to this and to the loss of precursor chemical from China, India immediately banned the export of 26 important pharmaceutical products including paracetamol (acetaminophen), and clindamycin (a very useful and popular antibiotic).
Meanwhile the din of public officials claiming that face masks do more harm than good in the public’s hands has reached an embarrassing fever pitch. They are embarrassed to admit they failed to plan and are now on a very dishonest campaign to sow confusion in the public’s mind about the use and function of masks. Later, when sufficient masks are available, they will then have to try and undo this misinformation campaign.
Maybe they should try honesty sometime? Remember; it’s case, case, case, cluster, cluster, boom! More from Chris Martenson.
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