USA: How The Pandemic Crisis Will Probably Develop Over The Next Year

'For the past two months there has been a conspiracy to downplay the danger and keep as many people as possible
passive and unprepared.'

Authored by Brandon Smith: For a while now I have been hearing it said that Americans are “in a panic” over the coronavirus outbreak in the US, and that mainstream media outlets are “feeding the fear”.  This is an odd conclusion to come to and something worth noting, because the truth is mostly the opposite.  For the past couple of months the WHO, the CDC and even Donald Trump have been dismissing Covid 19 as nothing much to worry about. 

'An economic crash is built into this event.  There is no way around it.'

Coronavirus: People Are Left Alone In The Face Of A Rapidly Growing Virus Pandemic

Some Thoughts From Germany

“When things get serious, you have to lie.” Said A Politician.

By Roman Baudzus: Germany’s Federal Minister of Health, Jens Spahn (CDU), is a professional politician and a bureaucrat, so it can be assumed that Spahn may have learned a lot from Jean-Claude Juncker, who recently resigned as the EU´s Commission President.
“When things get serious, you have to lie,” Juncker once blatantly said in public when looking back at the euro crisis in the year 2011. It is easy to understand that, in addition to statements like these, it is the adapting behavior patterns of bureaucrats and professional politicians that have led to a steady decline in trust among citiziens in their European institutions over the past few years.
The fact that Jens Spahn seemed to be using the motto of Jean-Claude Juncker on the evening of January 31st was probably noticed by anyone who, based on good observation skills, developed a feeling for making an assessment for himself or herself of when and whether someone is lying.

Why Does Netanyahu Keep Winning?

'The ‘Jews,’ as Peres referred to them,

 love Bibi [The Baby Butcher] because he manipulates the Goyim.'

A few days ahead of the previous Israeli election, Haaretz’s lead writer Anshel Pfeffer,  authored a spectacular analysis of Israel’s current political deadlock: Israelis are going to the polls to decide whether they are ‘Jews’ or ‘Israelis.’

By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: The first to point out the political  rivalry between ‘the Jew’and ‘the Israeli’ was  Shimon Peres who, after his narrow 1996 defeat,  lamented in a Haaretz interview that “the Israelis lost the election.” When Peres asked who won, he answered, “The Jews won.” Peres, who was born in Poland, saw himself as the ‘Israeli’ candidate, Netanyahu, who was born in Israel and served as a commander in the IDF’s top unit, was in Peres’ eyes, the political choice of the ‘Jews.’  Peres’s observation was spot on.  Politically astute and well imbued in early Zionist thought, Peres identified the emerging Identitarian conflict that was destined to break up Israeli society.

One Of Most Influential US Pastors Say 'Jewish Israel Lobby' Is the Biggest Problem Facing America

'Killing Americans as well as many others and torturing prisoners are all in a day’s work for the Jewish state.'

By Chuck Baldwin: Members of the “right” and “alt-right” love to use terms such as “the establishment,” “Deep State,” “globalists,” etc., in describing freedom’s political enemies. And, yes, I often use those terms too. For the sake of brevity, I will refer to the above as simply “the ruling class.”
Seldom, however, do conservatives identify who actually comprises the ruling class. Typically when using those terms, conservatives are attacking Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and liberal Democrats in general.
While it is doubtlessly true that many liberal Democrats are pawns of the ruling class, so are many conservative Republicans. The ruling class monopolizes the philosophies, priorities and policies of both major parties in Washington, D.C.
The ruling class has mastered the phony left-right paradigm to perfection.

Jewish Lobby's 25,000 Annual Bombs On Arab Nations Ricochet ~ Migrant Shot Dead By Greek Police At Border

'President Erdogan has reportedly activated The Grey Wolves, an extremist militant group that is attacking migrant-owned stores and homes in Turkey in an effort to force them to leave and head to the border.'

Authored by Paul Joseph Watson: Greek border police have shot dead a Syrian migrant attempting to reach Europe as clashes grow following Turkey’s announcement that the border was “open.”
The Greek border is being besieged by thousands of migrants convinced they can reach EU welfare havens following Ankara’s decision to stand down.
Following clashes that saw migrants pelt police with rocks and other objects, one victim was shot through the mouth and died at the scene. 
“This is the first reported death among immigrants trying to cross the border from Turkey to Greece,” tweeted journalist Jenan Moussa. 
“A Syrian man is shot dead by Greek border guards. Here is the video.”

Jewish Hate v Gentile Peace and Harmony

'The evidence of Jewish Israel’s racism and Netanyahu’s [Bibi The Baby Butcher] government's racialist policies is, unfortunately, conclusive. One can look at Netanyahu’s government’s approach to Black migrants. Or examine the racist Jewish national bill.'

By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: We learned today that Israel’s UN ambassador Danny Dannon told AIPAC that Bernie Sanders is an ‘ignorant fool, a liar or both. “We don’t want Sanders at AIPAC. We don’t want him in Israel…Whoever calls the prime minister of Israel a  ‘racist’ is either a liar, an ignorant fool, or both,”  Ambassador Dannon announced.
The evidence of Jewish Israel’s racism and Netanyahu’s government's racialist policies is, unfortunately, conclusive.

Coronavirus, Spanish Flu And The Dark History Of 'Keep Calm And Carry On'

As the government encourages Britons not to overreact to the Covid-19 outbreak, we look at the surprising origins of a famous motto

How should we as individuals and a population respond to a public health emergency like coronavirus?

Historians believe the language of 'keep calm' originated during Britain's wartime response to the Spanish flu

By Luke Mintz: The government's advice – that we go about our regular lives, regularly wash our hands with soap or hand sanitizer, self-isolate if feeling unwell and look out for our friends and neighbours  – talks to that most British of phrases “keep calm and carry on.”  
However, the idea that we should simply “carry on” – while quite possibly correct in this instance – comes with chequered historical baggage.

Virologist Advises Belgium Health Minister Country Is Unprepared For 'The New Coronavirus'

PCR: I have been in communication with an experienced virologist in Belgium who worked for many years in the US on coronaviruses.  Watching the inaction of the Belgium government, he has sent this letter to the country’s authorities.

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The new coronavirus, are the proposed public health measures adequate?

Marc G. Wathelet: What to do in Belgium about the new coronavirus epidemic that is spreading catastrophically in China? 
Having led a small team of researchers for a dozen years in the United States on human coronaviruses, and in particular on SARS-CoV, I would like to share my perspective on the particular challenge that this new coronavirus poses for the population.
The new coronavirus is now called COVID-19 by the W.H.O., and SARS-CoV-2 by virologists to emphasize its genetic proximity to SARS-CoV. The commonalities and differences between the two, the lessons that can be learned from epidemics and the comparison with the flu virus shed light on the choices to be made for public health. 
In addition, both the SARS epidemic and that caused in 2012 by another similar coronavirus, MERS-CoV, led only to a limited number of infected individuals and fatalities: SARS-CoV, 8,098 probable cases and 774 fatalities (9.6%); MERS-CoV, 2,492 probable cases and 858 fatalities (34.4%). In comparison, the influenza virus infects tens of millions each year and causes tens of thousands of fatalities worldwide (death rate ~ 0.1%).

Google's Creepy Line Exposed

Google delves deeper and deeper into the dark arts. It truly is "sinister"...

Authored by M G: The Creepy Line is a particularly sinister term used in an unguarded remark by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt in 2010. In hindsight, what is most disturbing about the comment is how casually he explained Google’s policy regarding invading the privacy of its customers and clients.

“Google policy on a lot of these things,” Schmidt says about 45 seconds into the introduction, “is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it.” Time pointer needed.

The Creepy Line is an 80-minute documentary available through several options available here.
For now, it is available for free at Amazon Prime, but I’m not sure how long it will be offered there considering many current concerns regarding censorship of anti-establishment themes on various social media platforms.

"Corona Is Not A Woke Virus" Coronavirus Discriminates By Race, Ethnicity - Italy 1st EU Breakout

"So, it seems fairly likely that Corona, like other forms of influenza, discriminates not just by age, sex and race, but also by ethnicity and, in the U.S. ethnic ancestry."

" ...there are still ethnic as well as racial patterns that mean most people in the U.S., and Europe probably don’t have to worry."

By Lance Welton: Well, it’s finally happened: An Italian, Adriano Trevisan, 78, a retired bricklayer, is the first acknowledged case of a white dying of Coronavirus [Italian passenger jet is 'held' after arriving in Mauritius as authorities 'demand all on board are quarantined or fly straight back' amid concerns over coronavirus which has killed SIX in the country... while UK insists 'threat to British public is low,' Daily Mail, February 23, 2020]. In all, a total of 12 deaths have been reported in Italy as of February 27th, (although it’s possible some were among the Chinese immigrants who now, amazingly, populate Italy’s fashion industry sweatshops) and panic is now world-wide

A Cluster Of Contemptible Cowards

'Men will never receive the compassion and empathy women are given regardless of how horrendously they have suffered.'

By Mark Dent: Yesterday the Australian senate voted to condemn hero Bettina Arndt for her comments about the murder of Brisbane mother, Hannah Clarke and her three children.
The vote was 55 to 2 in favour of the motion.
Bettina Arndt wrote an article in which she supported the comments of a police officer who said: ‘he might have been driven too far” (referring to the killer) as a possible finding once the investigation into the horrific murder took place. 
Speaking on the motion she moved with Penny Wong, Kristina Keneally said “Bettina Arndt’s comments are not reflective of the values that underpin the Order of Australia”.
“There is nothing plain and simple about using your position with an Order of Australia to spread comments that could be seen to be inciting violence that could seem to be condoning violence,” Senator Keneally said.
The motion stated Arndt has the potential to bring the Order of Australia “into disrepute”, labels her comments “reckless and abhorrent”, and that “the values that underpin Ms Arndt’s views on this horrific family violence incident are not consistent with her retaining her Order of Australia”.

Enlightened Questioning Of Medieval Pregnant Nun Claiming Rape

By Author Douglas Galbi: Today men are taught to “listen and believe” women making accusations of serious crimes. Such dogma would never have been accepted in relatively enlightened medieval Europe. Clerics, church officials, and monks such as Erasmus of Rotterdam, Poggio Bracciolini, and François Rabelais taught men and women to think and to question. That’s the path to a more just, more enlightened world.
No later than early in the sixteenth century, a Dominican friar in his homily on Good Friday presented to a crowded congregation the story of a pregnant nun who claimed to have been raped. Erasmus reported in his Colloquies that a butcher relayed the story to a fishmonger. The butcher explained:

A young man had laid with a nun. Her swollen belly provided subsequent proof of the act. The nuns were called together, with the abbess presiding. The nun was accused. There was no grounds for status inficialis {controverting the facts}.