Corona Virus Updates Part 6

Whats the risk that Ebola and Covid could mould together?

Covid:

72 new cases and 1 new death

Feb 13

www.abc.net.au...

Very concerned by reports of 4 suspected Ebola deaths in Guinea.
@WHO is ramping up readiness & response efforts to this potential resurgence of #Ebola in West Africa, a region which suffered so much from Ebola in 2014.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Having to contend with both covid and ebola is certainly a nightmare prospect. But you'd hope that the covid protocols already in place would make an ebola outbreak easier to contain, not harder. Unless movement between these areas is more than usual because of Covid vaccine deployment or treatment and carers.

As for the two viruses creating a hybrid in a host... That doesn't bear thinking about and i prey that it's highly improbable, if not altogether impossible. Perhaps TheAMEDDDoc can enlighten us?

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: Agit8dChop

Having to contend with both covid and ebola is certainly a nightmare prospect. But you'd hope that the covid protocols already in place would make an ebola outbreak easier to contain, not harder. Unless movement between these areas is more than usual because of Covid vaccine deployment or treatment and carers.

As for the two viruses creating a hybrid in a host... That doesn't bear thinking about and i prey that it's highly improbable, if not altogether impossible. Perhaps TheAMEDDDoc can enlighten us?

I believe you are correct.
A 'hybrid' could be produced in a laboratory though.

originally posted by: butcherguy
A 'hybrid' could be produced in a laboratory though.

Don't go giving them ideas

I didn't realise just how much we dodged a bullet here in Australia till i saw a Netflix documentary today about a New York hospital.

We have had just over 22 thousand cases with the majority of those being returned travellers quarantined in local hotels. Just under a thousand deaths. With a population of 26 million i think we have done well.

Michigan 4 deaths yester but 84 found in a records review. What that means anybody that died in the last week or two is rolled into Covid after the death certificates are turned into the state.

a reply to: mikell

It's certainly an attention grabbing notion, but any evidence? Even a circumstantial paper trail? A whistleblower (for what they're worth, which isn't a great deal without the former).

For me the red flag has always been the utter moronic naivety with which certain governments have handled the crises. I don't believe for one second that all of the brain power trying plot the best course would really come up with farce after farce (looking at you, UK)...

Genuine PPE manufacturers said their offers to help were ignored by their government. And whatdoyaknow, those that the Gov finally contracted screwed it up, exacerbating the infection rate. Now hotel owners say the same thing about their offers to provide travellers with quarantine...

You'd be forgiven for assuming that the Gov actually want a high infection rate, or at least maintain it.

Certainly smells fishy and your death certificate notion plays into a high infection rate being for some reason desirable. But as much disturbing sense as these alt theories make of otherwise inexplicable behaviours by our leaders, it's pissing into the wind without evidence.

a reply to: McGinty

Usually viruses have to be related like two coronaviruses to undergo recombination or shifting events. Now in a lab that’s a whole other story but you still need to produce a functional pathogen so it’s actually pretty challenging. Viruses have very limited space and many genes overlap and code for different proteins that the virus needs to reproduce and overcome host defenses. It’s not as easy as it sounds to just start swapping and changing genes around.

That doesn’t mean it hasn’t been done before and you would need to ensure the genetic material lines up as well because they are structured differently depending on the virus. We don’t need a captain Tripp’s virus running around causing shenanigans. You could theoretically encode a virus to do pretty much anything, even change target genes. The specifics of this topic are beyond me, I’m still covering molecular biology, gene expression, immunology and going through the specific pathogens like fungal, parasites, viruses, prions, and bacteria.

a reply to: TheAMEDDDoc

PM4U

a reply to: lostgirl

Thank you for the support, my goal isn’t to be an apologist for big pharma. I know all about their shenanigans and government issues. It’s to make sure people can make an educated decision about the vaccines and how dangerous the virus actually is to people. Plus to hopefully reduce misinformation.

One of the new aspects that makes me lean towards getting vaccinated is the neurological impact. They are starting to learn that there may be long lasting impacts to our nervous system. Especially in those that have loss of taste, smell or cardiovascular issues. These are showing up months later and it potentially presents a hidden danger much more so than the vaccine. That and the way the virus is shifting, a second natural exposure is worse in some when compared to the vaccine.

originally posted by: TheAMEDDDoc
a reply to: lostgirl



One of the new aspects that makes me lean towards getting vaccinated is the neurological impact. They are starting to learn that there may be long lasting impacts to our nervous system.

There we go! I've been saying this since last March! My exact words were "it hides in the nervous system, just like cyanide does"

Rainbows
Jane

Numbers Update for Europe, and ELsewhere :






New Deaths :



New Cases :



www.worldometers.info...

originally posted by: TheAMEDDDoc
a reply to: lostgirl

Thank you for the support, my goal isn’t to be an apologist for big pharma. I know all about their shenanigans and government issues. It’s to make sure people can make an educated decision about the vaccines and how dangerous the virus actually is to people. Plus to hopefully reduce misinformation.

One of the new aspects that makes me lean towards getting vaccinated is the neurological impact. They are starting to learn that there may be long lasting impacts to our nervous system. Especially in those that have loss of taste, smell or cardiovascular issues. These are showing up months later and it potentially presents a hidden danger much more so than the vaccine. That and the way the virus is shifting, a second natural exposure is worse in some when compared to the vaccine.

I sometimes wonder how many people over 50 or 60 years old, when they came down with shingles, thanked their parents for exposing them as kids to chicken pox via "chicken pox parties", because it was a "whole lot better to catch chicken pox as a child than as an adult."

There may very well be long term effects of this COVID thing that won't be known till many of us are dead and gone from old age. Actually, the same could also apply to the vaccines too, I suppose.

Heck, for that matter, I had polio as a child. And people are recently discovering there are long term delayed effects to look forward to 40 or so years later.

This is a very big and wide woods that we will be trying to get out of.

Thanks China. Much appreciated.

CDC Witholding Information: 1,170 DEAD Following COVID Injections – Almost Twice as Many Deaths as Found in VAERS

Yesterday we reported that the CDC had done another data dump into the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) database, showing that through February 4, 2021, there were 12,697 recorded adverse events, including 653 deaths following injections of the experimental COVID mRNA shots by Pfizer and Moderna.

After publishing this article, a Health Impact News subscriber sent me a link to a page on the CDC website where they are reporting that as of February 11, 2021, VAERS received 1,170 reports of death among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine.

A Group of People Go Shopping at Trader Joe's in Santa Cruz without Wearing Masks

www.bitchute.com...

Absolute meltdown.
The people will police the people, It's us against them.
Funny in a Sad way.

a reply to: Jamie2018

What a bunch of morons!

It's like finding a gun on the sidewalk, picking it up and deciding that the only way to find out if it's loaded is to walk into a supermarket and fire it at people.

They have no idea what they're doing, no evidence, no insight, just a childlike need to make everyone else aware that they're unhappy about being grounded while the adults figure out how to stop people dying. They're having a tantrum, bless their little cotton socks...

If these people doubled their functioning braincells they'd have 2... between them.

a reply to: McGinty

It's like finding a gun on the sidewalk, picking it up and deciding that the only way to find out if it's loaded is to walk into a supermarket and fire it at people.

WTF?

Sheep live their lives in fear of the wolf, only to be eaten by the shepherd.

a reply to: McGinty
Someone at work has just returned to work (yesterday) after being isolated at home because his son had tested positive for covid.
Before Christmas his wife had covid so he was isolated at home with his wife and kids.......husband, son and daughter did not catch it.

I asked him if he wore a mask at home when his son and wife had covid.......the answer was no. He told me that he slept with his wife and cuddled his son when they had covid.

He and his daughter did not catch covid.........even though they were all locked up together.....not social distancing.....no masks.

How come no one else in the family of 4 contracted covid in the two instances where covid was in the home?

originally posted by: Jamie2018
a reply to: McGinty

It's like finding a gun on the sidewalk, picking it up and deciding that the only way to find out if it's loaded is to walk into a supermarket and fire it at people.

WTF?

Sheep live their lives in fear of the wolf, only to be eaten by the shepherd.

Probably the most intelligent analogy rebuttal I've seen in a long time.

However regardless of the topic people really need to learn to live and let live, we pay taxes to have police in order to police differences of behavior.

People need to MYOB - mind your own business.

The problem todays days is that everyone is a frickin expert when infact nothing could be further from the truth.......we all have opinions and have come to our individual versions of reality but enforcing them on others is not our place.

I think the masks are useless and harmful, i think there's alot more going on than meets the eye but all the naysayers need to do is go fool your doctor into giving them a exemption and then your a exception and not a deliberate agitator.
Very helpful come no tolerance enforcement time and it is coming.

There's many ways to skin a cat - it goes.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

No idea! But I’m not going to start acting like it doesn’t exist because of an anecdote. Binary thinking that the virus either effects everyone the same, or it doesn’t exist is, if it turns out it does exist, one of the major impediments to people’s ability to act in a way that contains the spread.

If it does exist then those actions, such as these dickheads in the supermarket are contributing in no small way to continued lockdown, job losses and deaths.

Anyone in that group, or here for that matter claiming it doesn’t exist needs to provide evidence or get a grip.