Planetary Hysteria: Manufactured COVID-19 “Health Crisis”
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who benefits from this overreaction?
Civil unrest is coming and things are about to get ugly. The powers that ought not to be are engineering a global economic collapse by shutting down businesses and putting nearly everyone on lockdown and strict quarantine in response to the Covid-19 plandemic. The ramifications of this organized chaos will begin to unfold in the next couple of weeks as more and more people become unemployed, broke, stricken with cabin fever and desperate for things to be fixed. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth visits downtown Vancouver in the hight of the pandemic as businesses are preparing for the worst to explain what’s happening, who’s behind it all and most importantly what you as an individual can do about it!
Oh dude, what are you smoking? Whatever it is, you're smoking too much and it's really not very good for you.
Of course it wasn't done on purpose.
You've being overly generous.
Ain't that the truth!
Sure buddy, hospitals in NYC are empty. You keep telling yourself that.
Even with all these social distancing measures, C-19 deaths will likely surpass flu deaths. Many flu deaths could be prevented if more people would get vaccinated. There currently is no vaccine for C-19 and you can be contagious without symptoms, unlike the flu.
Another major difference between the two, hospitals don't run out of beds or respirators during the flu season.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/as-nyc-nears-1000-covid-19-deaths-how-does-it-compare-to-typical-flu-seasons/2352180/
But I don't expect you to believe any of this and will continue to spew your bullshit.
Strained Resources? Citizen Sleuths Investigate the CronyVirus Pandemic
The Lugenpresse has gone out of the way to misrepresent the high mortality rates in Italy attributed to Covid-19.
Last week, the scientific adviser to Italy’s Minister of Health, Walter Riccardi, felt compelled to clarify the country’s mortality reporting. He stated that there was re-evaluation when examining other co-morbidities, and attributed only 12% to Covid-19.
We see New York City running the same scam as Italy: If you have Covid-19 and die of some other morbidity, it counts as Covid-19.
Even with this misreporting, the U.S. has been shut down for weeks — and perhaps months — and the economy trashed and all over a mere 3,415 reported deaths to date.
And if that’s not enough, now comes a story out of the mainstream media claiming that testing kits are infected with CronyVirus. You can’t make this stuff up.
Despite this, the Crime Syndicate keeps doubling down with new “models” predicting 240,000 fatalities.
There’s almost nothing in the news about the effective treatment using a cocktail of hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin and zinc sulfate. To those who claim this treatment is a “big pharma lie and harmful,” the reality is the opposite. Big pharma and the Lugenpresse are pushing back against this very inexpensive treatment, not promoting it. Secondly, it’s a short five-day prophylactic regime, not a long term abusive drug, and it’s to be used on more serious cases.
Here we have the “Italian” method misreporting taking place in the U.S., as the local Lugenpresse falsely reports the death of this woman’s grandmother, which she protests.
and again
The other major question raised by the CronyVirus fiasco is the pure theft of anti-terrorism grants. For example, New York City recieved $178 million in anti terrorism grants in 2018 alone, and received more each year that follow. Yet, the city reports severe shortages in basic N95 masks.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports on heavy-handed measures being taken against hospital employees discussing conditions and providing details not conforming to the cartoon world CronyVirus narrative. Despite a supposed shortage of health care workers to respond to the crisis, hospitals on Tuesday announced that any hospital worker who talks to reporters about conditions inside hospitals will be immediately fired. This order includes doctors and nurses.
more at
https://www.winterwatch.net/2020/04...-sleuths-investigate-the-cronyvirus-pandemic/
The Lugenpresse has gone out of the way to misrepresent the high mortality rates in Italy attributed to Covid-19.
Last week, the scientific adviser to Italy’s Minister of Health, Walter Riccardi, felt compelled to clarify the country’s mortality reporting. He stated that there was re-evaluation when examining other co-morbidities, and attributed only 12% to Covid-19.
We see New York City running the same scam as Italy: If you have Covid-19 and die of some other morbidity, it counts as Covid-19.
Even with this misreporting, the U.S. has been shut down for weeks — and perhaps months — and the economy trashed and all over a mere 3,415 reported deaths to date.
And if that’s not enough, now comes a story out of the mainstream media claiming that testing kits are infected with CronyVirus. You can’t make this stuff up.
Despite this, the Crime Syndicate keeps doubling down with new “models” predicting 240,000 fatalities.
There’s almost nothing in the news about the effective treatment using a cocktail of hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin and zinc sulfate. To those who claim this treatment is a “big pharma lie and harmful,” the reality is the opposite. Big pharma and the Lugenpresse are pushing back against this very inexpensive treatment, not promoting it. Secondly, it’s a short five-day prophylactic regime, not a long term abusive drug, and it’s to be used on more serious cases.
Here we have the “Italian” method misreporting taking place in the U.S., as the local Lugenpresse falsely reports the death of this woman’s grandmother, which she protests.
and again
The other major question raised by the CronyVirus fiasco is the pure theft of anti-terrorism grants. For example, New York City recieved $178 million in anti terrorism grants in 2018 alone, and received more each year that follow. Yet, the city reports severe shortages in basic N95 masks.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports on heavy-handed measures being taken against hospital employees discussing conditions and providing details not conforming to the cartoon world CronyVirus narrative. Despite a supposed shortage of health care workers to respond to the crisis, hospitals on Tuesday announced that any hospital worker who talks to reporters about conditions inside hospitals will be immediately fired. This order includes doctors and nurses.
more at
https://www.winterwatch.net/2020/04...-sleuths-investigate-the-cronyvirus-pandemic/
Yeah Let’s Talk About Why The Hospitals Are Empty #EMPTYHOSPITALS #FILMYOURHOSPITAL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyk1coqEzkM&feature=emb_title
Pandemic Hunting! Hospital or Ghost Town?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFZkpU55ejU
Video: Empty Waiting Rooms, No Lines, Where Is The Pandemic Being Broadcast By MSM
https://banned.video/watch?id=5e80e583478a340041aa8639
Fill in the gaps. Empty Hospitals all over the world raise concerns on where the rising number is coming from. People all over the world Tweet videos and pictures as evidence of the speculation on their location.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyk1coqEzkM&feature=emb_title
Pandemic Hunting! Hospital or Ghost Town?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFZkpU55ejU
Video: Empty Waiting Rooms, No Lines, Where Is The Pandemic Being Broadcast By MSM
https://banned.video/watch?id=5e80e583478a340041aa8639
Fill in the gaps. Empty Hospitals all over the world raise concerns on where the rising number is coming from. People all over the world Tweet videos and pictures as evidence of the speculation on their location.
2010 Rockefeller Foundation Paper and The New Normal
THE STORY:
A 2010 Rockefeller Foundation paper analyzed a scenario where governments responded with authoritarianism in reaction to a worldwide flu pandemic.
THE IMPLICATIONS:
This is more proof this exact coronavirus crisis was a pre-planned scenario. We are deep into it. What will the conclusion be? Will people allow themselves to be programmed into accepting this kind of tyranny as the new normal?
https://thefreedomarticles.com/2010-rockefeller-foundation-paper-plan-exploit-pandemic/
http://www.nommeraadio.ee/meedia/pdf/RRS/Rockefeller Foundation.pdf
THE STORY:
A 2010 Rockefeller Foundation paper analyzed a scenario where governments responded with authoritarianism in reaction to a worldwide flu pandemic.
THE IMPLICATIONS:
This is more proof this exact coronavirus crisis was a pre-planned scenario. We are deep into it. What will the conclusion be? Will people allow themselves to be programmed into accepting this kind of tyranny as the new normal?
https://thefreedomarticles.com/2010-rockefeller-foundation-paper-plan-exploit-pandemic/
http://www.nommeraadio.ee/meedia/pdf/RRS/Rockefeller Foundation.pdf
Fish vendors at the Morant Bay Fishing Village in St Thomas are bemoaning what they call a drastic decrease in sales since news of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) reached the shores of the country.
The vendors said the requirement of social distancing has caused their customers to stop coming.
Speaking with The Gleaner, assistant secretary of the Morant Bay Fisherfolk Association, Hilean Mitchell, said though she understands the importance of social distancing during this time of crisis, she was concerned about her livelihood and that of her fellow fisherfolk.
“Because of the COVID-19 situation, our income has dropped. We sell fish here and because of the isolation, people are not coming out to buy and the fishermen are afraid to venture out to sea to bring in our produce because of no sale. Sale has dropped drastically. We have children to take care of and bills to pay, and so we are really suffering now at the Morant Bay Fishing Village,” she said.
The woman, who revealed that she has been a fish vendor for some 50 years, explained that the village has been her only source of income, on which she highly depends.
According to Mitchell, “We are usually out here from 6:00 in the morning, and sometimes all 7 p.m. we still no gone home. People would come throughout the day and support because we have regular customers. And now, for the day, I don’t even sell 10lb of fish good. It’s really going downwards. We are trying to adhere to the rules which the Government set out because I know it’s for our own good, but we are really at a loss … we are suffering.”
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/...MnsBMMAB82MHBzjNoKdRDh4WHnhschJQhSj6cLme9IqK0
The vendors said the requirement of social distancing has caused their customers to stop coming.
Speaking with The Gleaner, assistant secretary of the Morant Bay Fisherfolk Association, Hilean Mitchell, said though she understands the importance of social distancing during this time of crisis, she was concerned about her livelihood and that of her fellow fisherfolk.
“Because of the COVID-19 situation, our income has dropped. We sell fish here and because of the isolation, people are not coming out to buy and the fishermen are afraid to venture out to sea to bring in our produce because of no sale. Sale has dropped drastically. We have children to take care of and bills to pay, and so we are really suffering now at the Morant Bay Fishing Village,” she said.
The woman, who revealed that she has been a fish vendor for some 50 years, explained that the village has been her only source of income, on which she highly depends.
According to Mitchell, “We are usually out here from 6:00 in the morning, and sometimes all 7 p.m. we still no gone home. People would come throughout the day and support because we have regular customers. And now, for the day, I don’t even sell 10lb of fish good. It’s really going downwards. We are trying to adhere to the rules which the Government set out because I know it’s for our own good, but we are really at a loss … we are suffering.”
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/...MnsBMMAB82MHBzjNoKdRDh4WHnhschJQhSj6cLme9IqK0
Harvard Study Finds COVID-19 Fatality Rate Far Lower Than World Health Org Suggests
A glimmer of hope in the midst of a pandemic that has ground the world to a halt: A new study from Harvard University and University of Hong Kong finds that COVID-19 might have a lower fatality rate than originally suggested.
According to the study published in Nature Medicine last week, only 1.4 percent of people who contracted the novel coronavirus in the epicenter of the disease, Wuhan, died from it.
CNS News reported that the paper was still awaiting peer review.
However, the fatality rate presented by the study was dramatically lower than the World Health Organization’s prediction of a 3.4 percent death rate earlier this month, as well as early predictors of death in Wuhan.
“As of 29 February 2020 there were 79,394 confirmed cases and 2,838 deaths from COVID-19 in mainland China. Of these, 48,557 cases and 2,169 deaths occurred in the epicenter, Wuhan,” the paper’s abstract read.
“A key public health priority during the emergence of a novel pathogen is estimating clinical severity, which requires properly adjusting for the case ascertainment rate and the delay between symptoms onset and death.
“Using public and published information, we estimate that the overall symptomatic case fatality risk (the probability of dying after developing symptoms) of COVID-19 in Wuhan was 1.4% (0.9–2.1%), which is substantially lower than both the corresponding crude or naïve confirmed case fatality risk (2,169/48,557 = 4.5%) and the approximator of deaths/deaths + recoveries (2,169/2,169 + 17,572 = 11%) as of 29 February 2020.”
This is a significant improvement over the numbers predicted by the World Health Organization’s director-general in remarks on March 3.
https://www.westernjournal.com/harv...NLaA2qdQyAGiZWrVD0LCMQ0o9wYSSouLiXW9w1cfkAITA
A glimmer of hope in the midst of a pandemic that has ground the world to a halt: A new study from Harvard University and University of Hong Kong finds that COVID-19 might have a lower fatality rate than originally suggested.
According to the study published in Nature Medicine last week, only 1.4 percent of people who contracted the novel coronavirus in the epicenter of the disease, Wuhan, died from it.
CNS News reported that the paper was still awaiting peer review.
However, the fatality rate presented by the study was dramatically lower than the World Health Organization’s prediction of a 3.4 percent death rate earlier this month, as well as early predictors of death in Wuhan.
“As of 29 February 2020 there were 79,394 confirmed cases and 2,838 deaths from COVID-19 in mainland China. Of these, 48,557 cases and 2,169 deaths occurred in the epicenter, Wuhan,” the paper’s abstract read.
“A key public health priority during the emergence of a novel pathogen is estimating clinical severity, which requires properly adjusting for the case ascertainment rate and the delay between symptoms onset and death.
“Using public and published information, we estimate that the overall symptomatic case fatality risk (the probability of dying after developing symptoms) of COVID-19 in Wuhan was 1.4% (0.9–2.1%), which is substantially lower than both the corresponding crude or naïve confirmed case fatality risk (2,169/48,557 = 4.5%) and the approximator of deaths/deaths + recoveries (2,169/2,169 + 17,572 = 11%) as of 29 February 2020.”
This is a significant improvement over the numbers predicted by the World Health Organization’s director-general in remarks on March 3.
https://www.westernjournal.com/harv...NLaA2qdQyAGiZWrVD0LCMQ0o9wYSSouLiXW9w1cfkAITA
Hoards Of Hungry Italians Storm Groceries Stores!
Italy has seen one of the most devastating coronavirus outbreaks in the world, prompting the Italian government to initiate a strict nationwide lockdown.
While many of the coronavirus cases are located in the wealthier northern cities of Italy, poorer regions in the south are beginning to face the threat of running out of food and cash.
Photos and videos have circulated showing people pleading with police for money, attempting to organize grocery raids, and calling on the government for aid.
As tensions grow in these southern regions, authorities are worried the situation could soon become violent.
https://www.businessinsider.com/italians-desperate-for-cash-food-amid-coronavirus-lockdown-2020-4
While many of the coronavirus cases are located in the wealthier northern cities of Italy, poorer regions in the south are beginning to face the threat of running out of food and cash.
Photos and videos have circulated showing people pleading with police for money, attempting to organize grocery raids, and calling on the government for aid.
As tensions grow in these southern regions, authorities are worried the situation could soon become violent.
https://www.businessinsider.com/italians-desperate-for-cash-food-amid-coronavirus-lockdown-2020-4
Well, this isn't twitter. You are posting this on TERB. How many other people on TERB are posting similar content in spite of you 60+ posts?
Actually, of the few replies to this post, they are all of a mocking variety. Not one person has given any kind of positive feedback of any kind whatsoever. Will it take 70? 80? 200? How long will it take to figure out that nobody gives a fuck. You are accomplishing nothing.
Give us a break.
He is a Communists trolls. Just look at his Terb handle ( Canada-man) just want to appear as Canadian using a terb handle as Canada-man aka ( “China-man”) A shrill for CCP stand for China Communist Party
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food riots and corona related riots are coming if these police state actions continue
PARIS (AFP) - The heads of three global agencies warned on Wednesday (April 1) of a potential worldwide food shortage if authorities fail to manage the ongoing coronavirus crisis properly.
Many governments around the world have put their populations on lockdown to slow the spread of the virus but that has resulted in severe slow-downs in international trade and food supply chains.
Meanwhile panic buying by people going into isolation has already demonstrated the fragility of supply chains as supermarket shelves emptied in many countries.
"Uncertainty about food availability can spark a wave of export restrictions, creating a shortage on the global market," said the joint text signed by Qu Dongyu, head of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Roberto Azevedo, director of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
That is not an idle threat. After the 2007 global financial crisis, rice producing countries India and Vietnam restricted exports to ward off expected price increases. The result: food riots in several developing countries as the price of rice soared.
The warning could be directed at Russia as officials there have mulled restricting wheat exports and have already tapped the nation's reserves to ensure prices don't jump.
"In the midst of the Covid-19 lockdowns, every effort must be made to ensure that trade flows as freely as possible, specially to avoid food shortage(s)" from developing, the joint statement said.
When acting to protect the health and well-being of their citizens, countries should ensure that any trade-related measures do not disrupt the food supply chain," it added.
Over the longer term, confinement orders and travel restrictions risk causing disruptions in agricultural production due to the unavailability of agricultural labour and the inability to get food to markets.
"Such disruptions including hampering the movement of agricultural and food industry workers and extending border delays for food containers, result in the spoilage of perishables and increasing food waste," the three leaders noted.
Closing borders has exposed just how much certain countries are dependant upon foreign workers to bring in crops.
JUST START OF CRISIS
Unless solutions are found quickly the lack of seasonal farm labourers from Mexico puts the production of many crops in the United States at risk. In Western Europe the absence of workers from North Africa and Eastern Europe could produce a similar result.
"We are just at the start of this crisis," said FAO senior economist Abdolreza Abbassian, who judged it to be one more of transport and logistics rather than production.
He believes what happens in India, which is under a nationwide lockdown for another two weeks, will be key given the size of its population and role as an exporter.
"Harvests are beginning in several weeks, the fluid movement of goods must be assured," he told AFP in a telephone interview.
The FAO, WHO and WTO leaders also stressed the need to protect employees engaged in food production, processing and distribution, both for their own health and that of others, as well as to maintain food supply chains.
Supermarket cashiers are among those who have succumbed to the virus in Italy and France, where some workers have staged walkouts over the lack of measures and equipment to protect them.
Upscale Whole Foods Markets in the United States is also facing work stoppages.
The last few years have seen international cooperation wilt, with US President Donald Trump snubbing international agreements and institutions and launching trade wars.
But the FAO, WHO and WTO said working together is needed to avoid food shortages brought on by measures to combat the novel coronavirus.
"It is at times like these that more, not less, international cooperation is essential," they said.
"We must ensure that our response to Covid-19 does not unintentionally create unwarranted shortages of essential items and exacerbate hunger and malnutrition."
https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/world-could-face-food-crisis-in-wake-of-coronavirus-un-wto
PARIS (AFP) - The heads of three global agencies warned on Wednesday (April 1) of a potential worldwide food shortage if authorities fail to manage the ongoing coronavirus crisis properly.
Many governments around the world have put their populations on lockdown to slow the spread of the virus but that has resulted in severe slow-downs in international trade and food supply chains.
Meanwhile panic buying by people going into isolation has already demonstrated the fragility of supply chains as supermarket shelves emptied in many countries.
"Uncertainty about food availability can spark a wave of export restrictions, creating a shortage on the global market," said the joint text signed by Qu Dongyu, head of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Roberto Azevedo, director of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
That is not an idle threat. After the 2007 global financial crisis, rice producing countries India and Vietnam restricted exports to ward off expected price increases. The result: food riots in several developing countries as the price of rice soared.
The warning could be directed at Russia as officials there have mulled restricting wheat exports and have already tapped the nation's reserves to ensure prices don't jump.
"In the midst of the Covid-19 lockdowns, every effort must be made to ensure that trade flows as freely as possible, specially to avoid food shortage(s)" from developing, the joint statement said.
When acting to protect the health and well-being of their citizens, countries should ensure that any trade-related measures do not disrupt the food supply chain," it added.
Over the longer term, confinement orders and travel restrictions risk causing disruptions in agricultural production due to the unavailability of agricultural labour and the inability to get food to markets.
"Such disruptions including hampering the movement of agricultural and food industry workers and extending border delays for food containers, result in the spoilage of perishables and increasing food waste," the three leaders noted.
Closing borders has exposed just how much certain countries are dependant upon foreign workers to bring in crops.
JUST START OF CRISIS
Unless solutions are found quickly the lack of seasonal farm labourers from Mexico puts the production of many crops in the United States at risk. In Western Europe the absence of workers from North Africa and Eastern Europe could produce a similar result.
"We are just at the start of this crisis," said FAO senior economist Abdolreza Abbassian, who judged it to be one more of transport and logistics rather than production.
He believes what happens in India, which is under a nationwide lockdown for another two weeks, will be key given the size of its population and role as an exporter.
"Harvests are beginning in several weeks, the fluid movement of goods must be assured," he told AFP in a telephone interview.
The FAO, WHO and WTO leaders also stressed the need to protect employees engaged in food production, processing and distribution, both for their own health and that of others, as well as to maintain food supply chains.
Supermarket cashiers are among those who have succumbed to the virus in Italy and France, where some workers have staged walkouts over the lack of measures and equipment to protect them.
Upscale Whole Foods Markets in the United States is also facing work stoppages.
The last few years have seen international cooperation wilt, with US President Donald Trump snubbing international agreements and institutions and launching trade wars.
But the FAO, WHO and WTO said working together is needed to avoid food shortages brought on by measures to combat the novel coronavirus.
"It is at times like these that more, not less, international cooperation is essential," they said.
"We must ensure that our response to Covid-19 does not unintentionally create unwarranted shortages of essential items and exacerbate hunger and malnutrition."
https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/world-could-face-food-crisis-in-wake-of-coronavirus-un-wto
viva la revolucion
A video has been widely shared around Italy showing a father beside his young daughter, who is eating a solitary slice of bread, telling the Italian primer minister Giuseppe Conte "We've already been inside for 15 to 20 days and we are at our limit. Just like my daughter, other children in a few days won't be able to eat this slice of bread. Rest assured you will regret this, because we are going to have a revolution".
There are widespread reports of unrest in Italy as patience with the Coronavirus lockdown runs out, with people having run out of food and money. The Covid-19 outbreak in the country shows little signs of having turned the corner, with the total death toll soaring past 10,000 on Saturday, as confirmed cases reached 92,472, a 6,000 increase on yesterday's figure. The country has been on lockdown since 9 March, but the trend in cases and deaths indicate an extension is highly likely.
Italy struggling as coronavirus lockdown continues
Videos are appearing on social media of people struggling to cope with the effects of the lockdown. In Palermo, Sicily, police have been forced to head to supermarkets after reports of people stealing food to feed themselves, and groups have appeared in recent days looking to organise raids on supermarkets.
A video has been widely shared around Italy showing a father beside his young daughter, who is eating a solitary slice of bread, telling the Italian primer minister Giuseppe Conte "We've already been inside for 15 to 20 days and we are at our limit. Just like my daughter, other children in a few days won't be able to eat this slice of bread. Rest assured you will regret this, because we are going to have a revolution".
Lockdown in Italy "absolutely necessary"
Experts and officials say the Covid-19 situation would be far worse without the national lockdown having been put in place and that it absolutely necessary it continues to avoid an even greater medical emergency. "Without these measures, we would be seeing far worse numbers and our health service would be in a far more dramatic state. We would have been in an unsustainable situation," said Civil Protection head, Angelo Borelli.
The mayor of Palermo, Leoluca Orlando, in comments to Sky News, said the levels of unhappiness in the population were growing, and officials are recording distressing reports of protest and anger. The fear is that these will exploited by criminals who want to "destabilise the system". ""The more time passes, the more resources are exhausted. The few savings people have are running out. This tells us socio-economic issues will erupt," said the mayor.
An example of this can be seen in video footage from Apulia of a man shouting at police to help, after his local bank closed and he was unable to withdraw his mother's pension, the family's only income. In the video he can be seen telling the officers that they have no money, and they have no food at home.
Italy coronavirus lockdown extension expected
The lockdown is expected to be extended, with Education Minister Lucia Azzolina having already said the closure of schools and universities, which began on March 5, would have to be extended past April 3.
Italy's minister for southern regions Giuseppe Provenzano stated concerns about potential social tensions and civil unrest in poorer areas if, as expected, the epidemic moves south.
"I am afraid that the worries that are affecting large sections of the population over health, income and the future, with the continuation of the crisis, will turn into anger and hatred," he told La Repubblica newspaper on Saturday.
Meanwhile Michele Emiliano, governor of the southern Puglia region, downplayed played fears of civil unrest in the south but said the lockdown may have to be extended until mid-May.
https://en.as.com/en/2020/03/29/other_sports/1585449524_787653.htm
A video has been widely shared around Italy showing a father beside his young daughter, who is eating a solitary slice of bread, telling the Italian primer minister Giuseppe Conte "We've already been inside for 15 to 20 days and we are at our limit. Just like my daughter, other children in a few days won't be able to eat this slice of bread. Rest assured you will regret this, because we are going to have a revolution".
There are widespread reports of unrest in Italy as patience with the Coronavirus lockdown runs out, with people having run out of food and money. The Covid-19 outbreak in the country shows little signs of having turned the corner, with the total death toll soaring past 10,000 on Saturday, as confirmed cases reached 92,472, a 6,000 increase on yesterday's figure. The country has been on lockdown since 9 March, but the trend in cases and deaths indicate an extension is highly likely.
Italy struggling as coronavirus lockdown continues
Videos are appearing on social media of people struggling to cope with the effects of the lockdown. In Palermo, Sicily, police have been forced to head to supermarkets after reports of people stealing food to feed themselves, and groups have appeared in recent days looking to organise raids on supermarkets.
A video has been widely shared around Italy showing a father beside his young daughter, who is eating a solitary slice of bread, telling the Italian primer minister Giuseppe Conte "We've already been inside for 15 to 20 days and we are at our limit. Just like my daughter, other children in a few days won't be able to eat this slice of bread. Rest assured you will regret this, because we are going to have a revolution".
Lockdown in Italy "absolutely necessary"
Experts and officials say the Covid-19 situation would be far worse without the national lockdown having been put in place and that it absolutely necessary it continues to avoid an even greater medical emergency. "Without these measures, we would be seeing far worse numbers and our health service would be in a far more dramatic state. We would have been in an unsustainable situation," said Civil Protection head, Angelo Borelli.
The mayor of Palermo, Leoluca Orlando, in comments to Sky News, said the levels of unhappiness in the population were growing, and officials are recording distressing reports of protest and anger. The fear is that these will exploited by criminals who want to "destabilise the system". ""The more time passes, the more resources are exhausted. The few savings people have are running out. This tells us socio-economic issues will erupt," said the mayor.
An example of this can be seen in video footage from Apulia of a man shouting at police to help, after his local bank closed and he was unable to withdraw his mother's pension, the family's only income. In the video he can be seen telling the officers that they have no money, and they have no food at home.
Italy coronavirus lockdown extension expected
The lockdown is expected to be extended, with Education Minister Lucia Azzolina having already said the closure of schools and universities, which began on March 5, would have to be extended past April 3.
Italy's minister for southern regions Giuseppe Provenzano stated concerns about potential social tensions and civil unrest in poorer areas if, as expected, the epidemic moves south.
"I am afraid that the worries that are affecting large sections of the population over health, income and the future, with the continuation of the crisis, will turn into anger and hatred," he told La Repubblica newspaper on Saturday.
Meanwhile Michele Emiliano, governor of the southern Puglia region, downplayed played fears of civil unrest in the south but said the lockdown may have to be extended until mid-May.
https://en.as.com/en/2020/03/29/other_sports/1585449524_787653.htm
Video: Rockefeller Blueprint for Police State Triggered by Pandemic, Exposed
Currently, the world is in the midst of a global health pandemic, or so we are told. We have been covering all of the events which have preceded the coronavirus outbreak that suggest we are not being told the entire story.
This list includes Event 201, the coronavirus pandemic simulation which preceded the first reports of the outbreak by six weeks.
The World Military Games held its opening ceremonies in Wuhan China, aka ground zero of the outbreak, on the same day as Event 201. Nearly 10k military athletes from 110 nations were all in Wuhan, just before the outbreak.
We have also looked at how the CDC shut down Ft. Detrick, the epicenter of the US Biowarfare program just before the outbreak due to violations concerning leaks and contamination. Plus multiple connections to other existing programs related to the United Nations, Bill Gates and many others.
Not to mention our extensive coverage exposing the plan to roll out a new digital financial system out of the ashes of this global emergency, which will likely be considered the biggest economic collapse in human history.
In this exclusive interview, Spiro is joined by journalist Helen Buyniski to break down and discuss the Rockefeller Foundation sanctioned report which appears to be the script for not only Event 201, but everything we are seeing unfold right now concerning the outbreak itself, and the police state response.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/rockefeller-blueprint-police-state-triggered-pandemic-exposed/5708335
Currently, the world is in the midst of a global health pandemic, or so we are told. We have been covering all of the events which have preceded the coronavirus outbreak that suggest we are not being told the entire story.
This list includes Event 201, the coronavirus pandemic simulation which preceded the first reports of the outbreak by six weeks.
The World Military Games held its opening ceremonies in Wuhan China, aka ground zero of the outbreak, on the same day as Event 201. Nearly 10k military athletes from 110 nations were all in Wuhan, just before the outbreak.
We have also looked at how the CDC shut down Ft. Detrick, the epicenter of the US Biowarfare program just before the outbreak due to violations concerning leaks and contamination. Plus multiple connections to other existing programs related to the United Nations, Bill Gates and many others.
Not to mention our extensive coverage exposing the plan to roll out a new digital financial system out of the ashes of this global emergency, which will likely be considered the biggest economic collapse in human history.
In this exclusive interview, Spiro is joined by journalist Helen Buyniski to break down and discuss the Rockefeller Foundation sanctioned report which appears to be the script for not only Event 201, but everything we are seeing unfold right now concerning the outbreak itself, and the police state response.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/rockefeller-blueprint-police-state-triggered-pandemic-exposed/5708335
