Corona virus and CoVID19

[BroMikey]

Here is another example of whats on the DoD server this is reality not fantasy.

[BroMikey]

One more thing on AMAZING POLLY and her research. She is always saying that Q told us. Q is dept of DoD guys and this is where the information much be or it gets erased. Example #1

https://qposts.online/post/3904

This is etched in stone not worthless conjecture.

[BroMikey]

Oh I have a lot more where that came from. I only post light duty X22 to spark interest, but the real meat is a problem for society in general as the truth in hard core facts would put 90% of the people in the hospital. Their minds would blow. Trump is a genius by many standards. Remember bad actor open mouth and insert foot. Trump lets them speak and like Bolton they hang themselves in the public eye. Nothing escapes the public eye just because it is swept under the rug by the MSM.

Many of the phrases I use are right from the Q posts. However I have always used these before Q went public. Growing up in Metro DeeeTroit has taught me much as it is a sanctuary state. Traffic of men, women and children, drugs, organs, murder, machine gun fire, held at gun point, knives used to steel my wallet.

Scabs on hundreds of teens walking the streets homeless, puke. 40+ years. Worked for mob run companies. Been threatened by the rich mafia Jews, intimidated as a youth, watched GM union representatives sell coke right in the assembly lines. Watched the bodies rolled out on a stretcher while the line only stopped for 10 minute after gun fire. I could go on, you get the idea. Now you know why I like X22, he is smooth and nice, I rock back in my easy chair when he is on. He knocks me out.

[maxc]

China based medical clowns drug czars. These people are hanging themselves right in the public eye. You can hear the hate coming off Fauci

good stuff that sums up all the corruption in the world

[BroMikey]

China based medical clowns drug czars. These people are hanging themselves right in the public eye. You can hear the hate coming off Fauci

[RAMSET]

100 % cure rate from NYC ground zero.. start of NYC problem [westchester county 2-3 weeks ago
I see he used Verpies Zinc protocol / method [ 1-2-3 " Knock out Punch"
below Shared by member Duncan

https://www.independentsentinel.com/...e-media-hates/




some say video is blocked in their country ...




https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...feature=emb_ti tle

[BroMikey]

Senate unanimously passes $2T coronavirus stimulus package

By Jordain Carney - 03/25/20 11:49 PM EDT 6,836

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• Coronavirus deaths top 1,000 in US
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The Senate unanimously passed an approximately $2.2 trillion stimulus package late Wednesday night in an effort to jumpstart an economy decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
The bill provides aid for workers, small business and industries impacted in recent weeks by the virus.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) compared the efforts by Congress to combat the coronavirus to being on a “war-time footing.”



“This is not even a stimulus package. It is emergency relief. Emergency relief. That’s what this is,” McConnell said Wednesday afternoon ahead of the vote.
Taking a victory lap after the vote, McConnell noted that the Senate had gone from a deeply partisan impeachment trial to an overwhelming bipartisan 96-0 vote in the span of the two months.
“This is a proud moment for the United States Senate and for the country, and we’re going to win this battle in the very near future,” he said.
Congress has been under intense pressure to pass a third round of coronavirus relief funding as the United States saw a steady uptick of cases, which has rattled the markets and upended day-to-day American life. The bill marks an unprecedented attempt by the federal government to revive the economy and prevent a deep recession. The 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), by comparison, was $700 billion; the “phase two” coronavirus bill was $104 billion.
The unanimous vote came roughly 22 hours after congressional leaders and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced just after 1 a.m. on Wednesday that they had clinched an agreement after more than five days of around-the-clock negotiations that kept lawmakers in the Capitol late into the night every day since Friday.
Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), who spearheaded the final days of talks with Mnuchin, characterized the agreement as a compromise for both parties and urged his colleagues to move quickly.



"We all know that not everyone is going to want every provision. We all know that so many things so many of us want are left out. But we all know we must do these things,” Schumer said.
The wide-reaching bill includes a $1,200 one-time check for individuals who make up to $75,000. That amount would scale down until it reached an annual income threshold of $99,000, where it would phase out altogether.
It also provides $377 billion in small business aid, would defer federal student loan payments through Sept. 30, 2020, and would prevent money given under the bill to the Pentagon to be transferred to the border wall.
Americans are being encouraged to “social distance” and some states have enacted wide-ranging orders to try to prevent the spread of the disease. To help address those changes, the bill also provides $100 billion for hospitals and $200 billion for other “domestic priorities,” including child care and assistance for seniors.
The United States had 62,086 confirmed coronavirus cases as of late Wednesday afternoon, according to John Hopkins University.
But Wednesday’s vote wasn’t without some 11th-hour drama. Four GOP senators — Lindsey Graham (S.C.), Rick Scott (Fla.), Tim Scott (S.C.) and Ben Sasse (Neb.) — held a press conference seven hours before Wednesday’s vote raising red flags about, what they termed, a “drafting error” in the bill related to the bolstered unemployment provisions.
The unemployment provision — which was negotiated by McConnell, Schumer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin — includes four months of boosted unemployment benefits, including increasing the maximum unemployment benefit by $600.
But Scott, of South Carolina, Graham and Sasse warned in a joint statement that they would “oppose the fast-tracking of this bill unless this text is addressed.” The GOP senators asked for an amendment vote to cap unemployment benefits at 100 percent of salary. If they got their vote, they said, they would let McConnell speed up the bill.
In response, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) warned that unless they dropped their demand he would also place a hold on the bill until language was ensure “stronger conditions are imposed on the $500 billion corporate welfare fund to make sure that any corporation receiving financial assistance under this legislation does not lay off workers, cut wages or benefits, ship jobs overseas or pay workers poverty wages.”
Under Senate rules any one senator can slow down the bill, delaying its passage for days. In the end, McConnell gave the GOP senators a vote on their amendment, which failed 48-48. Sixty votes were required for it to pass.
The unemployment provision wasn’t the only issue still being ironed out on Wednesday. Appropriators disclosed on Wednesday afternoon that they had agreed to include more than $15 billion in new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding, which was a huge priority for House Democrats.
Negotiators also worked through the night Tuesday to finalize the language on the hundreds of billions in aid for impacted industries. The 700-plus page bill includes a $500 corporate liquidity fund to corporations; $25 billion would be set aside for U.S. airlines, $4 billion for air cargo carriers and $17 billion for other distressed companies related to critical national security.

And the bill was still being tweaked down to the final hours of the Senate’s debate, with multiple pieces of legislation alleged to be the “final draft” circulated. The text of the bill was filed at 10:03 p.m. on Wednesday.
“Overnight and into today some various final matters were discussed and ultimately resolved,” said Eric Ueland, the White House director of legislative affairs.
Asked about the delay, Ueland told The Hill that “continuing to see and review legislative language and continuing to make sure that everyone was comfortable with the pieces that were outstanding after the deal was announced last night.”
A Democratic aide told The Hill that one provision that held up the bill on Wednesday was getting Republicans to include agreed upon language regarding oversight of the $500 billion corporate fund.
“Republicans had left out agreed upon language that requires the Treasury Department and Fed to publish for the public to see every seven days which companies and entities gain financing through Treasury’s lending of the bailout funds," the aide explained. "Without this language, this information could have been kept secret from public. Schumer held up the bill until GOP changed bill."
The bill now heads to the House, where lawmakers will try to pass the bill on Friday. Leadership wants to pass the bill without having to bring all members back to Washington, D.C., meaning they could either pass it by consent or a voice vote.

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) announced on Wednesday night that they would try to pass it by voice vote on Friday.
“Members are advised that the House will convene at 9 a.m. on Friday, March 27, 2020 to consider the bill,” Hoyer announced in a statement. “Members are further advised that due to the limited flight options, Members participating in self-quarantine, and several states mandating stay-at-home orders, we expect the bill to pass by voice vote on Friday.
Updated: 12:15 a.m.; 1:07 a.m.

[BroMikey]

Democrat normal, average folks call out of touch. Good cop bad cop. Greg says

[BroMikey]

Here is an example of the stuff you post Danny. A bare faced lie. Chloroguine is safe and has been 20 yrs or more yet this is what people believe.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/24/us/chloroquine-poisoning-coronavirus.html

[Danny B]

Bits of news;
They WANT it to spread - Kaiser Permanente threatens to FIRE nurses for wearing N95 masks treating CV patients
Amazon Workers Test Positive At 6 US Locations

Chief executives are leaving in record numbers this year, with more than 1,332 stepping aside in the period from January through the end of October, according to new data released on Wednesday. While it’s not unusual to see CEOs fleeing in the middle of a recession, it is noteworthy to see such a rash of executive exits amid robust corporate earnings and record stock market highs.

Last month, 172 chief executives left their jobs, according to executive placement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. It’s the highest monthly number on record, and the year-to-date total outpaces even the wave of executive exits during the financial crisis.

NV Dem Governor Issues Emergency Order Barring Use of Anti-Malaria Drugs For Coronavirus Patients
Scumbag TX Lt Gov Dan Patrick suggests elderly should All die to save economy from coronavirus
CV lockdown May destroy 37 MILLION US Jobs
US Box Office Records Zero Takings for the First Time Ever

Iceland Finds 40 Coronavirus Mutations ?ausing Fears of New Pandemic Prospects
Bolshevik LA County Sheriff orders gun stores to close considers them 'non essential' LA County ZOG wants you helpless & defenseless from Invaders
Los Angeles Mayor Shutting Off Water and Power For ‘Non-Essential’ Businesses That Haven’t Closed

Over 200 Million Americans' Private Records Exposed in Mysterious Data Leak
House Stimulus Bill Creates 'Digital Dollar' To Send Virus-Aid To The 'Unbanked' - Step One To Digital
Digital Currency Is In The Coronavirus Stimulus Bill
Fiat currencies may be gone by end of this year...Alasdair Macleod tells Keiser Repor

https://www.rt.com/news/483965-modi-india-complete-lockdown-coronavirus/

'Travel Papers' & The Pandemic Patriot Act 2.0
Calling those who oppose totalitarian CV measures COVIDIOTS
A Coronavirus Emergency Plan for Paying Your Bills
Yeah right. They have started closing banks.

The virus may be a phantom, the economic damage is not.

[Aaron]

Download the doc in the first post: http://www.energyscienceforum.com/fo...trum-antiviral

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[BroMikey]

The news from the people.

[RAMSET]

FDA clears transfusions for very ill from persons who have survived and have antibodies


https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/24/fd...ave-recovered/

[BroMikey]

......................................Still gotta milk the cows.

[BroMikey]

I agree with that bounce back coming. All that pent up money people can't wait to spend on the sports, movies, etc... it might not be overnight but when we have the green light, we're looking at new record heights with record employment. There's going to be a huge move to bring even more manufacturing here and probably especially medical so we probably will see some serious growth here in those sectors over the next couple years. I can't wait!

Oh I quite agree with the pent up feelings, when coffee break is over we will be all rested up and big things are going to take place in this country. Long over due.

On the hype out of the 350 million in the USA 10% or 34-35 million get the boogie woogie flu every year probably since the beginning of time, 1% or less hospitalized and a .01% of elderly dead that are in a weakened state already.

On Coronavirus projections look like this. 350 million in USA 1000 deaths every 3 months so the numbers are far far lower and yet all the focus is off the majority of those who are dying. Why? Humm interesting. So say a possible of 4000 deaths would be .001%

This is 1000X less than normal flu. Me? I feel like zhit, my head is pounding.The flu is a drag in any form.