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Desire to be a vessel of honor unto the Lord Jesus Christ?
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Coronavirus
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daninthelionsden
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Very good news indeed.
Corn Pop
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Goodbye freedom of religious gatherings. The government has now banned indoor gatherings of 100 people or more. No more church's, mosques, temples, and synagogue gatherings. Preety much every religious gathering is 100 or more even a small church.
And of course it does not make sense because it does not apply to schools, workplaces, supermarkets and public transport so it's not exactly going to to stop the spread of crap is it.
Whats next, the right to peaceful assembly?. I seen this coming a long time ago, they always need an excuse and corona is perfect.
Once the government bans something good luck ever getting it overturned and a big enough issue for politicians to talk about. They say "short term" so when does the ban end?
And of course it does not make sense because it does not apply to schools, workplaces, supermarkets and public transport so it's not exactly going to to stop the spread of crap is it.
Whats next, the right to peaceful assembly?. I seen this coming a long time ago, they always need an excuse and corona is perfect.
Once the government bans something good luck ever getting it overturned and a big enough issue for politicians to talk about. They say "short term" so when does the ban end?
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daninthelionsden
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Now they're saying dogs can catch/spread COVID-19.
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Theyve gone barking mad!
Corn Pop
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First the first time in history we are shutting the boarders to everyone except citizens and residents.
Maybe China should have shut it's boarder first immediately rather than silencing reporters and critics.
www.nzherald.co.nz
Maybe China should have shut it's boarder first immediately rather than silencing reporters and critics.
NZ border shuts at midnight: PM's historic coronavirus call
New Zealand citizens and permanent residents will be able to return.
www.nzherald.co.nz
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Corn Pop
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40,000 charged for being in public space. The authorities are going to be busy, that's alot of paper work.
Fell sorry for the family of deceased and the priest, not even allowed to have a funeral and bury there loved one. Banned. Not even allowed to bury a loved one, what do they do.
www.google.com
Fell sorry for the family of deceased and the priest, not even allowed to have a funeral and bury there loved one. Banned. Not even allowed to bury a loved one, what do they do.
Italy charges more than 40,000 people with violating lockdown
Minority continue to flout decree as nation records biggest daily rise in coronavirus deaths
www.google.com
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I always said this is one-upmanship. First it was gatherings of 250 people. Then someone said, "ooh, I can do one better"--and ban gatherings of 50 people. Then someone could do better than that and it's 10. Then it's 5.
Pretty soon we'll have to start cutting people in half. Gatherings of 1 are not allowed.
Pretty soon we'll have to start cutting people in half. Gatherings of 1 are not allowed.
Looks like all of this goes back to one dog in Hong Kong who died at age 17.
With good reason.
From the CDC report:
An estimated 14.3–20.8% of those from age 20–44 required hospitalization.
20.5–30.1% of those from age 55–64.
28.6–43.5% of those from age 65–74.
This thing is even sending a lot of youngsters to the hospital. Most youngsters survive it with the help of ventilators and such, but some of them have permanent damage from 19. This isn't like getting the regular flu. People haven't been exposed to it before, so they don't have any antibodies at all ready to combat it. It takes some people time for immune systems to ramp up for something never before experienced.
The super rich tend to be older, and a lot of the elderly need a ventilator and doctor to get through it. If ventilators were inexpensive, many non rich would buy one and keep it at home to care for their families if the hospitals got full. In Italy, hospitals are turning away the elderly, because they don't have room for them.
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CDC said:
The shortage of test kits may have kept the numbers artificially modest. As more people are tested, the numbers should become more reliable.
Then again, maybe they won't ramp testing as quickly as expected. They are low on nasal swabs, and the main factory is in one of Italy's super infected regions.
First the tests didn't work right. Then they couldn't test because labs didn't have reagents, and now they can't test because they are almost out of swabs.
First the tests didn't work right. Then they couldn't test because labs didn't have reagents, and now they can't test because they are almost out of swabs.
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JohnDB
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That will affect Europe...not necessarily America. Our comes from a variety of sources.
Q-tip ain't stopped production yet.
Cotton comes from America and Brazil.
Paper and wood comes from everywhere in North America...plastic comes from Canada.
Everywhere is connected to everywhere.
NPR said:
Its affecting some US hospitals now. Masks are now in such short supply that the CDC has told health care workers doing the tests to use bandannas or scarves over their mouths for their protection.
China reports that no new domestic cases have been detected. They did a good job locking it down partly by giving everyone masks to wear in public. Italy is expected to surpass China today, reporting hundreds of people zapped each day.