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MASKS ARE NOT ENOUGH

1. kemmrich says:

   July 30, 2020 - 6:21 pm at 6:21 pm

   Ha, ha! My wife just told me she ordered 3 face shields — guilty as charged.

   • Fullgoldcrown says:

     July 30, 2020 - 6:56 pm at 6:56 pm

     Goggles kemmy not face shields..a lot of air goes under face shields …bad shit you know

2. YYZ says:

   July 30, 2020 - 6:56 pm at 6:56 pm

   Fearful people are easiest to control – don’t forget- the response of gov’t and what you do personally is BY CHOICE – it is not Covid that is killing the economy or causing anyone to default on their mortgages or run around with ineffective masks – it is the RESPONSE – a deliberate reaction to a PERCIEVED threat. – got fired from one’s job – don’t blame covid, blame the over-reaction by your employer or political leader that mandated it.

   This is not the boubonic plague, it’s not SARS, it’s not Mad cow disease, it’s not EBOLA – it’s a highly contageous respitory virus that infects many but kills very very few.

   Those with Globalist agendas for western democracies are using covid as a tool to re-boot the world toward a design of their chosing.

   GoldandSilver’s Mike Maloney and his guest discuss at the 18:18 mark HCQ and the ‘fraud’ that is being sold to Americans and those in Europe.

   https://goldsilver.com/blog/is-this-this-the-beginning-of-8000-gold-mike-maloney-chris-martenson-mr-jeff-clark/

   • Karl says:

     July 30, 2020 - 9:41 pm at 9:41 pm

     It is clearly a really nasty little disease for some people and from what I understand even for some (if only a very few) without much in the way of co-morbidities. I do not know because there has been so much politicization, but I do not think it is something not to be concerned about. It is like an influenza — or a SARS-1 — but with some significant extra nastiness for some people. One is a tendency to cause clotting abnormalities. It seems from my casual reading as if it may tend to alter handling of oxygen in people even w/o significantly harming the lungs. It has many quirky potentials. It is not nice. Even the potential for it to be mild in many people is not so nice if these people can spread it.

     Whether or not it was intentionally created and spread I have no way of knowing, but in many ways it could not have been designed more creatively to be destructive of economies especially when mixed with fear-mongering (and its opposite of inaccurate downplaying) and politicization. It has extremely symptomatology that is highly unpredictable both quantitatively and qualitatively. It is highly contagious. Immune response and significance thereof is unknown.

     There are a fair number of anecdotal claims of people with significant residual fatigue. We don’t know — or at least I don’t know — whether there might be a bit of a plague of resultant chronic fatigue, poor concentration, or other residual symptoms even in those who apparently just had mild symptoms. Those who get even fairly mild clinical versions of the disease not uncommonly have neurological manifestations. It would not be a surprise to me anyway to see widespread chronic neurological manifestations. People who don’t have neurological disease will have been so frightened that they will think they have chronic disabilities.

     Anyone with some familiarity with infectious diseases will know that even pretty benign ones have their rare quirky complications. This is one that seems to have lots of them, almost as a routine for enough of a minority of the infected so as to enable populations to freak out and with reason.

3. Karl says:

   July 30, 2020 - 8:35 pm at 8:35 pm

   Back around January when most people were ignoring the news I actually bought several sets of goggles (not just for myself) and noted that others were cleaning out the goggles selection at Lowes and Home Depot along with the N95s. I was also looking around for decade old household supplies of chloroquine or hydroxychlorquine, stocking up on TP, hand sanitizer, disinfectant, and so forth, and was wondering why the stores still hadn’t been significantly been raided for TP and hand sanitizer.

   I noted that people in hospitals were shielding their eyes, as they still are doing, so it made sense. Early reports, I think from China, spoke of transmission through the eyes.

   I still think that if one had a household member with known COVID-19 it might make sense to use a N95s and goggles until more evidence is out there, gloves too. I do not think it is good to be too certain. Goggles may have their uses and not just in ICUs.

   I write as someone who just today had a bit of a confrontation today over what I thought were some irrational (anti)social distancing rules.

   • Karl says:

     July 30, 2020 - 9:43 pm at 9:43 pm

     I don’t think dogma or rigidity is so great one way or another.