Well one thing is for sure I don’t believe anything coming out of China. We just learned that a single mortuary in Wuhan reportedly ordered more urns in two days than reported total deaths in the whole country. We also learned that they were pushing that the virus originated in the infamous Seafood wet market but eventually in February had to fess up in that the first cases of coronavirus had no contact with that infamous market. I’d be interested in seeing were the first cases may have had any connections and can be traced. Inquiring minds want to know. The Chinese Communist regime has been very cloak and dagger by hiding evidence, refusing to admit American scientists from the Centers of Disease Control, disappearing doctors and researchers, and expelling American journalists who might sneak the truth out to the rest of the world.
Right now, though, it’s tough to find reliable information. Politics, not science, infects? most media commentary, and that applies not just to what’s being said but what is not said.
I’ve found CNN, MSNBC and other outlets so loaded with misinformation that one might as well be listening to the Chinese Communist Party. Jason Chaffetz said it best yesterday, Dr. Birx and Dr. Fauci are not political people.” “They worked in the administration when it was the Obama administration. These are serious scientists who have the lead; there’s a reason why the President, time after time, brings them out and for the American people not to see these health care professionals giving advice, telling them what needs to be done, advising the President, does a total disservice to the American public. But I think the American public, fortunately, figures that out.”
The WHO has also made some serious mistakes and put out some very inaccurate information too, which is and should be alarming.
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