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originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: Guyfriday
How was China getting rid of them? I'd sure like to know how we could find out in the air here? I do not put one thing past these people!
Not so fast: It is in part caused by a Newsom Truck Ban which says all trucks must be 2011 or newer and a law called Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) which prohibits Owner Operators. The requirement is to purchase electric trucks which do not exis
originally posted by: RookQueen
Quits hit a new series high going back to December 2000, as 4.3 million workers quit their jobs. Now, the rate increased to 2.9% that raised to 242,000 a month ago. Quits are a level of workers’ confidence who think they are secure in finding jobs elsewhere.
Eight hundred ninety-two thousand employed in the foodservice and accommodation industries quit their jobs, and 721,000 retail workers departed, along with 534,000 in health care and social assistance.
Biden Failure! Did You Know 4.3 Million Workers LEFT Their Jobs In August? - The True Reporter
....The location was discovered some weeks earlier and is being investigated within the context of dozens of reported disappearances along a segment of the highway connecting Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey since 2012, the National Search Commission said.
“The characteristics of the place allow the inference that it is an extermination site that has been used for years and until very recently, which will have to be confirmed by experts,” the commission’s statement said. “This is the first site of these dimensions found in Nuevo Laredo.”
Searchers found burned human remains on the ground, multiple possible clandestine graves and a clandestine crematorium, it said.
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originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Here's the video of Biden explaining why truckers can make more progress by being allowed to drive overnight and off-peak hours of AM and PM rush hours because -- wait for it -- the roads aren't as crowded.
And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, will help fix the supply chain.
I know it says hospitals, and everyone will attack the report because of it, but in this thread (Located HERE) it indicated that there is a link between the air quality standards over Wuhan after the epidemic started, and the end results of cremation of bodies. The original article has been scrubbed, but luckily someone here at the time quoted form it.
The 1,000-bed Huoshenshan Hospital (meaning Fire God Mountain) opened its doors on Feb. 3. Five days later, its sister hospital, Leishenshan (meaning Thunder God Mountain), opened with another 1,500 beds. Although some reports indicate Leishenshan was slower to fill up than Huoshenshan, according to Chinese state media, it was soon operating at near full capacity as well.
The long lines and stacks of ash urns greeting family members of the dead at funeral homes in Wuhan are spurring questions about the true scale of coronavirus casualties at the epicenter of the outbreak, renewing pressure on a Chinese government struggling to control its containment narrative.
The families of those who succumbed to the virus in the central Chinese city, where the disease first emerged in December, were allowed to pick up their cremated ashes at eight local funeral homes starting this week. As they did, photos circulated on Chinese social media of thousands of urns being ferried in.
Outside one funeral home, trucks shipped in about 2,500 urns on both Wednesday and Thursday, according to Chinese media outlet Caixin. Another picture published by Caixin showed 3,500 urns stacked on the ground inside. It’s unclear how many of the urns had been filled.
Another "funeral hall" in Wuchang (another Wuhan neighborhood) has announced that family members can come to collect the urns with ashes from 23 March. The Funeral Parlor plans to distribute 500 per day, up to Qingming. This means around 6500 urns throughout this period.
Wuhan has seven Funeral Parlors: if it is calculated that each of them will distribute urns at the same rate as the one in Wuchang, it adds up to an estimated 45,500 urns for the city of Wuhan alone.
Perhaps not all of these deaths can be attributed to coronavirus, but it is almost certain that the official figures are purposely underestimated.
A Caixin reporter said earlier that the Funeral Parlor cremation ovens worked for 19 hours a day in February.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Here's the video of Biden explaining why truckers can make more progress by being allowed to drive overnight and off-peak hours of AM and PM rush hours because -- wait for it -- the roads aren't as crowded.
And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, will help fix the supply chain.
Yep that's all it was. All better now 🤣🤣
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originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: crankyoldman
There may be a growing percentage of the population who are disabled by Covid trauma and/or the spike protein injections, and who aren’t looking for work due to brain fog, physical weakness, despondency.
... young people seem allergic to heavy physical work and using their brains.
In my little world EVERY shop, store, restaurant, banks, schools, bus drivers to trucking outfits, skilled & unskilled labor have Help Wanted signs in their windows. Many shops never reopened. I've never seen such a spectacle in my lifetime...
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki touted President Joe Biden’s vaccine press release directing businesses with 100 or more employees to require the COVID-19 jab as “federal law” on Tuesday, in an attempt to downplay efforts by Republican governors to secure medical freedom for their constituents.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed an executive order on Monday banning COVID-19 shot mandates by any entity in the Lone Star State. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has also taken action to prevent institutions in his state from requiring “vaccine passports.”
Shatner likened the atmosphere to a “comforter of blue” wrapped around the planet. Launching through it, it’s suddenly ripped off, “and you’re looking into blackness,” he recalled, “and you look down ― and there’s blue down there, and the black up there, and it’s just ... it’s just ... there is mother and Earth and comfort, and there ... is there death?”
“Is that death? Is that the way death is?” he pondered. “WHAP and it’s gone. Jesus.”
The actor who famously explored the final frontier as Captain Kirk on “Star Trek” was repeatedly overcome with emotion as he processed the experience aloud.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: RookQueen
Knowing China, they would have just dumped the ashes in the river or something like that. hell, they might have even used those ashes in that Drywall they like to push on the world.
Well known fact, the ashes that remain when a person in cremated aren't really ashes, but or just pieces of bone that didn't burn up. China could simply toss those bones off into the oceans, grind them in with the gypsum needed for their crappy drywall, or might even toss it in with the sad cement that they use to build infrastructure in China.
Still I can see them just breaking the bones up and tossing them into a river as a type of industrial waste.