Coronavirus (political)

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

What if I told you Florida is also suspected of under counting Covid numbers and hiding nursing home covid deaths.

https://www.wfla.com/8-on-your-side/...nursing-homes/

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/coro...aci-story.html

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/...249701743.html

https://climate.law.columbia.edu/con...orida-governor

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202108/1230808.shtml

https://www.yahoo.com/now/florida-co...090058319.html

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...-withheld.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/04/w...s-vaccine.html

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/opinio...hs-from-public

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2...eing-released/

Florida this week became the third US state to record a million coronavirus cases and yet the public there has been misled by state leadership about the extent and dangers of the pandemic, especially in the run-up to the presidential election, an investigation has concluded.

Governor Ron DeSantis’s administration has been engaged in a pattern of spin and concealment about Covid-19 amid the gravest health threat the state has ever faced, according to a South Florida Sun Sentinel investigation.

Coronavirus in Miami<br>epa08544306 Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis holds a press conference regarding COVID-19 at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida, USA, 13 July 2020. To date, Florida is up to 282,435 confirmed cases with 4,277 resident deaths associated with the Coronavirus, according to the Florida Department of Health, Division of Disease Control and Health Protection.

According to the newspaper, Republican DeSantis influenced a state administration that “suppressed unfavorable facts, dispensed dangerous misinformation, dismissed public health professionals, and promoted the views of scientific dissenters” who supported the governor’s ambivalent approach to the disease.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-misled-public

Lol..what about..

Most of these articles have been debunked, mention clowns like Rebeka Jones who has been throughly discredited, old, unfounded…

Many are mad that no evidence have been found that discredits DeSantis covid reporting numbers on the day 12k deaths have been added, covered up by the disgraced NY mayor. I get it.

Look it’s bad what’s happening in Florida, Mississippi, California, etc

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

What if I told you Florida is also suspected of under counting Covid numbers and hiding nursing home covid deaths.

https://www.wfla.com/8-on-your-side/...nursing-homes/

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/coro...aci-story.html

https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/...249701743.html

https://climate.law.columbia.edu/con...orida-governor

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202108/1230808.shtml

https://www.yahoo.com/now/florida-co...090058319.html

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...-withheld.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/04/w...s-vaccine.html

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/opinio...hs-from-public

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2...eing-released/

Florida this week became the third US state to record a million coronavirus cases and yet the public there has been misled by state leadership about the extent and dangers of the pandemic, especially in the run-up to the presidential election, an investigation has concluded.

Governor Ron DeSantis’s administration has been engaged in a pattern of spin and concealment about Covid-19 amid the gravest health threat the state has ever faced, according to a South Florida Sun Sentinel investigation.

Coronavirus in Miami<br>epa08544306 Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis holds a press conference regarding COVID-19 at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida, USA, 13 July 2020. To date, Florida is up to 282,435 confirmed cases with 4,277 resident deaths associated with the Coronavirus, according to the Florida Department of Health, Division of Disease Control and Health Protection.

According to the newspaper, Republican DeSantis influenced a state administration that “suppressed unfavorable facts, dispensed dangerous misinformation, dismissed public health professionals, and promoted the views of scientific dissenters” who supported the governor’s ambivalent approach to the disease.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-misled-public

chico ,.lying media in 5,4,3,2,.....



chico ,links good


any other links bad!!!!

[SunnySide]

An Army veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan died in Texas from a treatable illness all because no ICU beds were available.

Daniel Wilkinson, 46, fell ill on Aug. 21, his mother, Michelle Puget, told Fox News. The next day, the family took him to an emergency room near their Bellville home, where he was diagnosed with gallstone pancreatitis.

Puget said the doctors told her they knew how to treat him and that all was needed was to get him to an ICU bed.

Unfortunately, the Bellville hospital was not equipped with the necessary equipment or personnel needed for the operation Wilkinson needed. Because of the surge of the delta variant of COVID-19, hospitals have been overwhelmed with patients and there were no ICU beds available for Wilkinson.

ARKANSAS RUNS OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE BEDS FOR COVID PATIENTS: ‘CRITICAL’

The doctors and nurses, Puget said, "called all the hospitals in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Colorado and couldn’t get him a bed."

https://www.foxnews.com/us/houston-a...s-wait-icu-bed

[MTK]

Man I don't know how our medical professionals are doing it right now, seems likely in the future we're going to see a lot of them with PTSD, substance abuse issues, etc. So frustrating when there's a legit light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccines, yet some would rather not get it or inject themselves with horse dewormer. How the hell did we get here?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

An Army veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan died in Texas from a treatable illness all because no ICU beds were available.

Daniel Wilkinson, 46, fell ill on Aug. 21, his mother, Michelle Puget, told Fox News. The next day, the family took him to an emergency room near their Bellville home, where he was diagnosed with gallstone pancreatitis.

Puget said the doctors told her they knew how to treat him and that all was needed was to get him to an ICU bed.

Unfortunately, the Bellville hospital was not equipped with the necessary equipment or personnel needed for the operation Wilkinson needed. Because of the surge of the delta variant of COVID-19, hospitals have been overwhelmed with patients and there were no ICU beds available for Wilkinson.

ARKANSAS RUNS OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE BEDS FOR COVID PATIENTS: ‘CRITICAL’

The doctors and nurses, Puget said, "called all the hospitals in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Colorado and couldn’t get him a bed."

https://www.foxnews.com/us/houston-a...s-wait-icu-bed

This is hitting really close to home right now. Thankful all the hospitals my dad has been in for the last 3 months have had room for him, even if it took a while to get a bed.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by MTK

Man I don't know how our medical professionals are doing it right now, seems likely in the future we're going to see a lot of them with PTSD, substance abuse issues, etc. So frustrating when there's a legit light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccines, yet some would rather not get it or inject themselves with horse dewormer. How the hell did we get here?

They already have it, I see it firsthand every time I'm in a hospital as of late. I don't know how some of them are pretending to be cheerful and enthusiastic when I'm there. Imagine working an essential life saving job and treating people who are convinced you don't know what you're doing. Or treating patients who are wondering why you won't approve using Ivermectin to treat covid. It makes me curious to wonder how many have left the field because they can't take it anymore.

[Chico23231]

https://www.axios.com/fda-vaccine-le...ec81e9084.html

Two of the FDA's top vaccine regulators, Marion Gruber and Phil Krause, are leaving the agency

The Biden administration left a bad taste within the science community last month after officials said booster doses of the mRNA vaccines would be available for Americans starting Sept. 20, pending FDA evaluation of data.

But many vaccine researchers thought the Biden administration neutered the FDA by saying boosters were going to happen on a specific date, even though the FDA's review had barely begun.

Welp

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

https://www.axios.com/fda-vaccine-le...ec81e9084.html

Two of the FDA's top vaccine regulators, Marion Gruber and Phil Krause, are leaving the agency

The Biden administration left a bad taste within the science community last month after officials said booster doses of the mRNA vaccines would be available for Americans starting Sept. 20, pending FDA evaluation of data.

But many vaccine researchers thought the Biden administration neutered the FDA by saying boosters were going to happen on a specific date, even though the FDA's review had barely begun.

Welp

Trump's fault!!

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Man I don't know how our medical professionals are doing it right now, seems likely in the future we're going to see a lot of them with PTSD, substance abuse issues, etc. So frustrating when there's a legit light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccines, yet some would rather not get it or inject themselves with horse dewormer. How the hell did we get here?

I’m certainly not advocating Ivermectin, but we got here because around the world in 3rd world countries with terrible healthcare systems used it out of desperation and their cases plummeted. Case in point is India. I work with several teams in India daily…it was terrible there. There hasn’t been substantially research to say Ivermectin worked or any significant data, but this is how we got there. Ivermectin is actually prescribed for human use as well.

When it comes to treatment , the guy who got it right was Ronny D and his push for monoclonal antibodies. Extremely effective. Now we are seeing other states pushing for these sites to open and get in operation. This is a policy/operation strategy which should be adapted all over the country.

[MTK]

Just funny when people pick and choose to believe in science. FDA approved vaccine? Fuck no. Horse dewormer? I'm all in. FFS.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Just funny when people pick and choose to believe in science. FDA approved vaccine? Fuck no. Horse dewormer? I'm all in. FFS.

Totally, I wouldn’t use something unless my doctor advised me. Period

Then I read today Joe Rogan…Apparently the biggest podcaster in the country…got covid…was apprehensive about the vaccine,but unknown if he got vaxxed. Announced he took a cocktail of different treatments including ivermectin and is better. Completely irresponsible IMO.

So this is how we got here…and continue to get there.

Folks listen to your doctor…always.

[MTK]

Pretty sure Rogan got the vax, but yeah the drug cocktail he said he got including a z pack? WTF is he doing?

[Chico23231]

I think a major blind spot in the covid strategy is development/access to home testing for covid. I can’t believe looking at all the money that states are literally sitting on unspent that no one has moved for comprehensive at home testing. We could work in coordination with pharmacy to disperse test and allocate medical facilities to handle results.

Also, with the delta variant affecting those under 18, I’d like to know what the schools and teachers union did with the billions in funding they received from the spring bill to get their schools ready over the summer for this years school year. So as you prepare your children to go back, you should be asking a school administrators that directly.

Focusing in getting the vaccine created was a win, bigly win. We need to operation warp speed a home testing strategy.

[SunnySide]

Reddit has, what I think, is a poor taste thread called the "Herman Cain Award" and it features people's social media posts mocking Covid then social media posts showing theyve died from Covid.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/

What I find scary is the people on here dying arent 80 or 90 year olds. Theyre dads. Theyre 40 to 60 years old.

I just started taking an auto immune injection that changes the way my auto immune system responds.

Im 70/30 on masks. Most times I wear them in stores but Ill walk down a halfway or be at work without one. Im certainly exposing my self at times. I have various kn 95s. I think the cloth masks are useless.

I dont know man ... Im going to be more vigilant going forward. Daughter wanted to do laser tag but I had to say no. Be smarter.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Reddit has, what I think, is a poor taste thread called the "Herman Cain Award" and it features people's social media posts mocking Covid then social media posts showing theyve died from Covid.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/

What I find scary is the people on here dying arent 80 or 90 year olds. Theyre dads. Theyre 40 to 60 years old.

I just started taking an auto immune injection that changes the way my auto immune system responds.

Im 70/30 on masks. Most times I wear them in stores but Ill walk down a halfway or be at work without one. Im certainly exposing my self at times. I have various kn 95s. I think the cloth masks are useless.

I dont know man ... Im going to be more vigilant going forward. Daughter wanted to do laser tag but I had to say no. Be smarter.

r/HCA is in poor taste but I don't pity any of the people featured there that spread misinformation and then stand their convictions and ignore doctor's advice until they die. At least some people can use it as a learning lesson - unless you have a serious medical condition that makes the vaccine risky you are otherwise betting on yourself against the virus. The subreddit does have positive outcomes where holdouts who are holding out due to politics might be swayed.