Vital COVID-19 Update

[mikewhitney]

This video has important information concerning the COVID-19 pandemic.

There is a doctor commenting from the CDC who says that coronavirus is not found to transmit much from asymptomatic covid-19 positive people. (Then she has to retract it -- but she doesn't do that very well.)

A nurse did video inside Elmhurst hospital and testifies to the corrupt actions there.

At an hour and 20 minutes, we have the interview an expert, Joel Hay (http://joelhay.com), from the cherished University of Southern California.

This is a must-see video if you care about what is happening in this world. (You can speed up the video so it plays 25% faster. If you go faster than that, you might not discern all they are saying.)

[Ronson]

At an hour and 20 minutes, we have the interview an expert, Joel Hay (http://joelhay.com), from the cherished University of Southern California.

The timestamp runs backwards. 1:20 from the start or from the end? The end as a reference is a moving target.

[Sparko]

The doctor is obviously from the WHO, not the CDC, you can see the logos behind her.

And this has been in the news already. First the WHO said that asymptomatic people very rarely spread the disease. Then they walked it back after the CDC said they were wrong.

Hint: Don't trust the W.H.O. - they have no idea what they are talking about. Their advice changes with the wind. Travel is fine. No, don't travel. Don't wear masks unless you are caring for COVID patients, no, wearing masks is good.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ad/5325282002/

[mikewhitney]

The timestamp runs backwards. 1:20 from the start or from the end? The end as a reference is a moving target.

that was an hour and 20 minutes into it. YOu got there while it was still live -- so it didn't work right.

[mikewhitney]

The doctor is obviously from the WHO, not the CDC, you can see the logos behind her.

And this has been in the news already. First the WHO said that asymptomatic people very rarely spread the disease. Then they walked it back after the CDC said they were wrong.

Hint: Don't trust the W.H.O. - they have no idea what they are talking about. Their advice changes with the wind. Travel is fine. No, don't travel. Don't wear masks unless you are caring for COVID patients, no, wearing masks is good.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ad/5325282002/

Sorry for my little error. Thanks for the fact checking. Neither WHO nor CDC is very good info on this. Most of what we hear does not even follow common sense nor science.

[Seeker]

This video has important information concerning the COVID-19 pandemic.

There is a doctor commenting from the CDC who says that coronavirus is not found to transmit much from asymptomatic covid-19 positive people. (Then she has to retract it -- but she doesn't do that very well.)

A nurse did video inside Elmhurst hospital and testifies to the corrupt actions there.

At an hour and 20 minutes, we have the interview an expert, Joel Hay (http://joelhay.com), from the cherished University of Southern California.

This is a must-see video if you care about what is happening in this world. (You can speed up the video so it plays 25% faster. If you go faster than that, you might not discern all they are saying.)

My father heard this on the radio station the other day. He told me. I did not expect to find this stuff on TWeb. :)

[Whateverman]

Neither WHO nor CDC is very good info on this. Most of what we hear does not even follow common sense nor science.

Getting your information about the pandemic from social media is the opposite of following common sense or science.

[mikewhitney]

Getting your information about the pandemic from social media is the opposite of following common sense or science.

Too bad that people's common sense lead them to accept so many unscientific things right now. I am astonished at the way people cling to things they would have rejected six months ago.

When the government gets things wrong and the media pushes the same errant views, we are lucky we have some alternative sources who counter the fears. Alas, the wisdom of the counter message cannot overcome the mesmerized audiences in many of our nations.

If you have really good science that you want to share, you certainly are welcome to do that here.