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originally posted by: elitegamer23
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: MaverickLRD
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: pasiphae
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: pasiphae
There is this though:
"A young woman from Wuhan, China visited five family members, who all contracted novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in the first-ever documented case of an asymptomatic carrier with normal chest CT imaging results, researchers found."
Yep, but its from China - so totally untrustworthy, anecdotal at best, but definitely not 'proof'.
Okay well Vroomfondel confirmed what I have been reading. Also a reporter called him out on that and he deferred to the woman next to him (forget her name) and she basically didn't answer. She talked about the 1% of people tested who didn't have symptoms and said that they were not actually asymptomatic but PREsymptomatic because they later developed symptoms. She never actually answered the question but if someone can test positive and not have symptoms does that not mean there's already viral shedding going on? Anyway, my point is she didn't answer the question from the very concerned reporter who also had obviously thought it could spread with no symptoms. I think Vroomfondel may be right. Possibly they are saying that so people will stop hoarding masks that health care workers desperately need. There was talk about how PPE's were in low supply and it was a huge issue.
Typical double speak: "They are not asymptomatic, they just aren't showing any symptoms..."
It is becoming quite clear that TPTB are facing two very dangerous potentials - covid-19 and panic.
I pointed out the map of US outbreaks showing by far the greater majority of US infections in sanctuary cities/states, not as political baiting but as a simple direct observation. It is entirely possible that the concentrations of cases in sanctuary cities is purely coincidental. And it is also entirely possible that the concentrations of cases is due to illegal aliens carrying the virus here in an attempt to escape other highly contaminated areas. After all, they brought small pox and polio here again. Why not covid-19?
Realistically speaking, there aren't many countries where someone fleeing an outbreak in their homeland could turn to right now. At least not without intense vetting and quarantine, if even then. A border as easily crossed as the southern US is very attractive to someone who doesn't want to get caught in miles of red tape and bureaucratic posturing.
SFO and SeaTac also take in a large sum of international flights from Eastern Asia. To me that has little to do with sanctuary cities and more to do with frequency of potential exposure
And my point is that a porous border and sanctuary cities who welcome and help protect illegals from immigration increase the potential of exposure...
What the hell does that have to do with this discussion?
Take your ignorance to the mud pit and quit watching so much Fox News.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- One person has tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Wake County, health officials said Tuesday.
In a news release, Cooper said the patient is currently at home in isolation.
"I know that people are worried about this virus, and I want to assure North Carolinians our state is prepared," Cooper said in a written statement. "Our task force and state agencies are working closely with local health departments, health care providers and others to quickly identify and respond to cases that might occur."
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: elitegamer23
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: MaverickLRD
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: pasiphae
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: pasiphae
There is this though:
"A young woman from Wuhan, China visited five family members, who all contracted novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in the first-ever documented case of an asymptomatic carrier with normal chest CT imaging results, researchers found."
Yep, but its from China - so totally untrustworthy, anecdotal at best, but definitely not 'proof'.
Okay well Vroomfondel confirmed what I have been reading. Also a reporter called him out on that and he deferred to the woman next to him (forget her name) and she basically didn't answer. She talked about the 1% of people tested who didn't have symptoms and said that they were not actually asymptomatic but PREsymptomatic because they later developed symptoms. She never actually answered the question but if someone can test positive and not have symptoms does that not mean there's already viral shedding going on? Anyway, my point is she didn't answer the question from the very concerned reporter who also had obviously thought it could spread with no symptoms. I think Vroomfondel may be right. Possibly they are saying that so people will stop hoarding masks that health care workers desperately need. There was talk about how PPE's were in low supply and it was a huge issue.
Typical double speak: "They are not asymptomatic, they just aren't showing any symptoms..."
It is becoming quite clear that TPTB are facing two very dangerous potentials - covid-19 and panic.
I pointed out the map of US outbreaks showing by far the greater majority of US infections in sanctuary cities/states, not as political baiting but as a simple direct observation. It is entirely possible that the concentrations of cases in sanctuary cities is purely coincidental. And it is also entirely possible that the concentrations of cases is due to illegal aliens carrying the virus here in an attempt to escape other highly contaminated areas. After all, they brought small pox and polio here again. Why not covid-19?
Realistically speaking, there aren't many countries where someone fleeing an outbreak in their homeland could turn to right now. At least not without intense vetting and quarantine, if even then. A border as easily crossed as the southern US is very attractive to someone who doesn't want to get caught in miles of red tape and bureaucratic posturing.
SFO and SeaTac also take in a large sum of international flights from Eastern Asia. To me that has little to do with sanctuary cities and more to do with frequency of potential exposure
And my point is that a porous border and sanctuary cities who welcome and help protect illegals from immigration increase the potential of exposure...
What the hell does that have to do with this discussion?
Take your ignorance to the mud pit and quit watching so much Fox News.
You obviously haven't been paying attention. Maybe you can explain why the infections in the US are all in sanctuary cities/states with the only outliers on that path in Texas and Nebraska - with very few infections of their own. Is it coincidence? If so - please show how you came to that conclusion...
But nice job of importing insults fit for the mud pit to this thread. Keep up the great work.
originally posted by: SpartanStoic
a reply to: pasiphae
Hahahahahahahah
That guy didn’t see videos on Twitter of patients being moved between hospitals. I linked a few of them in threads 2 and 3. Bringing WHO to Wuhan was for show, staged and totally controlled. To deny that and accept or draw any conclusions from that report is insanity.
CCP = masters of lying to your face while not engaging in very good cover ups.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has withheld "crucial" information about the coronavirus from doctors, medical experts warn.
There are now more than 100 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the U.S., including numerous patients who have already recovered. But the CDC has only shared detailed clinical information about one of those patients, according to CNN. The agency has information about other coronavirus patients, which it has not yet released.
"If you're a doctor dealing with this in the emergency department, you want to know what we've already seen in the United States," Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease expert at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, told the network. "You want to know what symptoms were common? Are there any markers that give a sense when a mild case is likely to progress to a severe case? What do you need to worry about?"
originally posted by: UFO1414
And the US numbers by state.
www.nytimes.com...
originally posted by: Dumbass
a reply to: Oleman
What I don't understand from you is that you have to buy it now. This is a slow progressing event. What if there was a sudden event.
Btw your reaction is exactly the polarizing thinking that offsets me from the fear on ATS.
I hope for you that no real sudden event will ever happen in your life as the way you talk now you would not have been prepared at all.
originally posted by: GlobalGold
Good grief - 118 cases in US now!
There are also two families in Buffalo who recently returned from a trip to Italy. Cuomo says those people are isolated in their homes while they’re being tested for the virus. While some people remain in quarantine, Cuomo says he wants to amend a bill that will protect their jobs. “I am going to amend the paid sick leave bill that I sent to the legislature to add a specific provision that says people who because of this situation with coronavirus have to be quarantined should be protected. Their employer should pay them for the period and their job should be protected. And I am going to make that amendment to the paid sick leave bill,” said Cuomo. Several colleges are also requiring students studying abroad to return to the United States, and Cuomo says SUNY may follow suit. SUNY officials will make a decision on the fate of their students by Wednesday.
originally posted by: texasgirl
originally posted by: GlobalGold
Good grief - 118 cases in US now!
118 cases and 9 dead...That's a 7.6% CFR. That's really concerning!
originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: lostsock
While this sounds serious, Im not even sure what this really means. I have no context of what a level 4 emergency could be. Do you have a link to share? Im not disputing you I am just trying to understand emergency levels.
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
Englands NHS have just declared LEVEL 4 Emergency... the highest level!
It’s absolutely true. Apparently it is the highest level emergency the NHS can call, but I too have no frame of reference so I am also at a bit of a loss. It would help if we could see what kinds of thing lead to a level 1, 2 or 3 emergency NHS wide. That might give us a clue as to how serious they are taking this - which appears to pretty darn serious.
originally posted by: MaverickLRD
There’s a drama on Netflix called Containment that was fairly entertaining If anyone is looking for additional Hollywood takes on viruses and quarantines.
1 season 13 episodes.