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Blue » Wed Mar 25, 2020 4:57 pm wrote:MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 5:43 pm wrote:^^no typos, no hurry. Worth noting, and noting well.
Okay, who exactly are the moderators of RI right now?
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust increased its stake in one of the U.K.’s largest for-profit prison operators.
The trust, the Gates foundation’s investment arm, added nearly 200,000 shares of Serco Group Plc in May, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That took its holding to 3.74 million shares worth about 5.3 million pounds ($6.6 million), a tiny fraction of the foundation’s total assets of about $48 billion.
A hypothesis that should be tested: With a) <£1million to play with, b) the ability to recruit a team from among special forces/intel services/specialist criminals/whoever, and c) no rules (so for example they could deploy honey traps on the head of security), a Red Team would break into the most secure UK bio-research facilities and acquire material that could be released publicly in order to cause deaths on the scale of millions. A serious test will also reveal that there is no serious attempt to incentivise the stars of Whitehall to work on such important issues or involve extremely able people from outside Whitehall.
https://dominiccummings.com/2019/03/04/ ... smissible/
Grizzly » 27 Mar 2020 15:10 wrote:United States Surpasses China in Coronavirus Cases; Now Leads the World; First responders and front line hero's, safe navigations and journey's, blessings to ALL.
Joe Hillshoist » Mon Mar 30, 2020 7:34 am wrote:Grizzly » 27 Mar 2020 15:10 wrote:United States Surpasses China in Coronavirus Cases; Now Leads the World; First responders and front line hero's, safe navigations and journey's, blessings to ALL.
There is a chance China is understating it's death toll by a magnitude of 10 or more. Just judging by random bits of info I've picked up off people.
Joe Hillshoist » 02 Apr 2020 18:38 wrote:They've only just started counting asymptomatic cases.
Basically what I'm hearing is second hand via people in Shanghai where apparently everything is good and others on Australia who do business with China. It's our major trading partner. There is really full on surveillance tho. In China most transactions are done via an app, the same app also now monitors your building for COVID19 cases. In Shanghai someone tests positive in your building then everyone's app goes off, ie it changes from you having "green" status to yellow or red. If you leave the city without permission it goes yellow and starts pinging authorities. If youre green you can go out, go to bars, cinemas and generally anywhere else you'd normally be allowed to go. I think they also temp test.
Apparently very few cases in Shanghai.
In other places ... I'm hearing that people in Hubei, especially Wuhan are seeing ongoing mass cremations, still, potentially thousands a day. This is all second hand and the only msm source I've seen that says anything similar is the Daily Mail which is about as trustworthy as China in terms of honesty. Basically people who do business with people in Wuhan reckon the death toll us much higher than we're hearing about.
I heard stories of building being welded shut and others having entrances covered with dirt, I think we have probably all heard these stories too. Some of those sources in Wuhan are saying in some cases whole blocks of people died or most of the apartments residents did, sometimes from lack of food or water. Again I dunno how true this is either. It could just be anti Chinese propaganda.
Westchester County has adopted an aggressive testing philosophy: More than 29,000 of the county’s less than one million residents have been tested, according to the county Department of Health, with 7,187 positive for Covid-19 as of Friday. Statewide, about 138,000 people have been tested.
In New York City, with a population over eight times the size of Westchester County, just under 58,000 people had been tested as of Friday, according to the state.
The rate of hospitalization for cases in Westchester was hovering at around 1 percent.
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