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originally posted by: musicismagic
oh i have the info on that,stay tune, this computer i cant get it to go down to the next line, have any ideas what maybe wrong thanks
originally posted by: Generation9
Here is the definitive update.... "coronavirus" is fake news.
One type of coronavirus is responsible for the COMMON COLD. It's all word games, bozo.
The story of January 2020 coronavirus is only a platform to deliver an encoded message to those with eyes to see and ears to hear. Notice the stock market movement lately? Is there any connection?
Stocks go up. Stocks go down. Right on time. You don't know. Shills galore in the Media. All your heroes are just shilling.
Chinese city gives residents up to $1,400 for reporting novel coronavirus symptoms
The city of Qianjiang, in China's Hubei province, is awarding residents who proactively report symptoms associated with the novel coronavirus.
Any resident who reports symptoms and is confirmed to have the novel coronavirus will be awarded 10,000 yuan — or about $1,426 — according to a Qianjiang government press release.
Meanwhile, patients who come forward and are classified as "suspected cases" will be rewarded 2,000 yuan (or $285). Those that are not immediately confirmed to have the illness upon first diagnosis will be rewarded 1,000 yuan ($142).
The new incentives came into force Thursday.
Qianjiang, situated in the epicentre of China's coronavirus outbreak, Hubei Province, has reported 197 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus and nine deaths.
Hubei, which has seen 65,596 confirmed cases and more than 2,641 deaths since the start of the epidemic, is doling out monetary incentives to residents in other cities too: Hanyang, Jiangan, Wuchang and Shiyan.
Shiyan authorities recently rewarded a resident 10,000 yuan ($1,426) — but for reporting someone else.
originally posted by: Generation9
Here is the definitive update.... "coronavirus" is fake news.
One type of coronavirus is responsible for the COMMON COLD. It's all word games, bozo.
The story of January 2020 coronavirus is only a platform to deliver an encoded message to those with eyes to see and ears to hear. Notice the stock market movement lately? Is there any connection?
Of course.
The film keeps rolling. The propaganda broadcasters keep broadcasting the propaganda.
Stocks go up. Stocks go down. Right on time. You don't know. Shills galore in the Media. All your heroes are just shilling.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: ragiusnotiel
It said to me they were aware it could get serious, but that, at that time, had nothing real to report.
I don't think they know (or at that time didn't). This is a situation that changes rapidly and slowly if that makes sense. What you say at one point can be different in a few hours, but at the same time we can watch an outbreak unfold over days like slow motion train wreck.
I think they're doing the best they can with the constraints of the system we have, but without completely going tyrannical, there's only so much they can do. How much freedom are you willing to cede?
originally posted by: Bishop2199
Any resident who reports symptoms and is confirmed to have the novel coronavirus will be awarded 10,000 yuan — or about $1,426.
Meanwhile, patients who come forward and are classified as "suspected cases" will be rewarded 2,000 yuan (or $285). Those that are not immediately confirmed to have the illness upon first diagnosis will be rewarded 1,000 yuan ($142).
The Vatican said the 83-year-old pontiff had a "slight indisposition" and would proceed with the rest of his planned work on Thursday but Francis "preferred to stay near Santa Marta", the Vatican hotel where he lives.
There was no word from the Vatican about the nature of his illness, but the pope was seen coughing and blowing his nose during the Ash Wednesday Mass.
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It comes amid an outbreak of the strain of coronavirus - also known as Covid-19 - in Italy that has infected more than 400 people, almost all of them in the north. Rome had three cases, but all three were cured.