So much for the warm weather theory:
French researchers found that the novel coronavirus survived in 140-degree Fahrenheit temperatures typically used to disinfect research labs, casting doubt on suggestions that the global pandemic, which has caused more than 180,000 deaths, will subside in the summer.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthca...-temperatures-ineffective-against-coronavirus
What does this actually mean?
America and Brazil have practically given up. More European country’s are easing restrictions - regardless of the death toll, it’s only a matter of time before before the world just gives up and goes ‘back to normal’
In other words: being rational, compassionate, realistic, decisive, and persevering.What does this actually mean?
Because most current evidence points to health and economic states worsening over the short-term for those places I reference (and many others).Why do you think it is going to get worse before it gets better?
Not being able to consistently stand up on my own would see me fall at the first campaign hurdle!should be a bloody politician!
People near me in the Netherlands have given up. I am a guy who likes my space from people, and I found 3 strategic walks for my dog where we would possibly meet 2 or 3 people in the spac of 1-2 hours. Every day it's packed, big groups at benches eating and drinking, clearly excursions involving more than one household, clothes shops and coffee shops are still open. Its' go to the point where I think they should just open the pubs and restaurants again. Everyone is so blaze and seems determined to catch it ( which is kind of what the government want ) so my 6 weeks or keeping distance from people feels like a waste of time. Also, you can do your bit here, but everyones social event now seems to be a trip to the supermarket, the virus spreading throughout the population is completely unavoidable with these measure.
Fucking loon.
This virus is a crafty fucker,have to admire it in some waysVirus found on Particulate Matter(pollution) in Italy. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.15.20065995v1
What does it mean? On days of high pressure stable conditions there may be a risk of enough virus floating in the air to cause infection. nothing proven yet but the virus has been identified on the particles.
Oh absolutely, if you trust the host on his guests achievements.A highly intelligent man, merely going against the grain, everything he says, he can back up with believable theories .
I am surprised that you are immediately dismissive.
All those 5G masts they don’t have.In terms of population, Belgium has been hit incredibly badly.
To match the rate of deaths per million people the UK would have to suffer over 36,000 deaths from COVID-19.
Why so bad there?
Oh absolutely, if you trust the host on his guests achievements.
Rashid Buttar is an American osteopathicphysician from Charlotte, North Carolina. He is known for his controversial use of chelation therapy for numerous conditions, including autism and cancer.[1] He has been reprimanded by the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners for unethical treatment of patients.[2]
Buttar was born in London in 1966 and immigrated with his parents to the U.S. at the age of 9. He attended Washington University, graduating with a degree in biology and theology, and then earned his degree in osteopathy at Des Moines University. He worked as a surgeon with the U.S. Army for several years.[3][non-primary source needed]
He came to public attention in 2009 when he used chelation therapy on a woman named Desiree Jennings, who claimed to have lost her ability to walk or talk normally after receiving a flu shot.[1][4] He has been criticized for his use of chelation,[1] and for his use of intravenous hydrogen peroxide to treat cancer.[5]
In 2007, Buttar was charged by the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners with unethical treatment of four cancer patients.[6]The panel recommended that Buttar's "license be suspended indefinitely, but that the suspension be immediately stayed".[7] In 2010 the board, in response to this and other concerns, chose to formally reprimand Buttar but allowed him to continue to practice.[2][8]
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He’s a quack saying this is all a hoax for control and he’s also stating 5G technology can cause CV19. And you think he can back up his theories. Jog on.
No, you say something very different:No I said "He says" , he could back up his theories.
Personally I didn't need to look up his resume to realise he was a twat
No, you say something very different:
“everything he says, he can back up with believable theories .”
You may not mean it to, but that reads as he can back up everything he says. Glad we agree he’s a twat. As is the poster that continually posts his conspiracy theory shite.
I do, as well.Again these are just words. can you give examples? The reason I ask is that i see examples of all of that all around the world already.