feedthenation:


https://twitter.com/i/status/1303408314064097280

According to their Supreme Dear Leader Trump, White Supremacists are very good set of people

feedthenation:
'Play it down': Trump admits to concealing the true threat of coronavirus in new Woodward book - with tapes

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/09/09/politics/bob-woodward-rage-book-trump-coronavirus/index.html

President Donald Trump admitted he knew weeks before the first confirmed US coronavirus death that the virus was dangerous, airborne, highly contagious and "more deadly than even your strenuous flus," and that he repeatedly played it down publicly, according to legendary journalist Bob Woodward in his new book "Rage."

"This is deadly stuff," Trump told Woodward on February 7.
In a series of interviews with Woodward, Trump revealed that he had a surprising level of detail about the threat of the virus earlier than previously known. "Pretty amazing," Trump told Woodward, adding that the coronavirus was maybe five times "more deadly" than the flu.

Trump's admissions are in stark contrast to his frequent public comments at the time insisting that the virus was "going to disappear" and "all work out fine."
The book, using Trump's own words, depicts a President who has betrayed the public trust and the most fundamental responsibilities of his office. In "Rage," Trump says the job of a president is "to keep our country safe." But in early February, Trump told Woodward he knew how deadly the virus was, and in March, admitted he kept that knowledge hidden from the public.
"I wanted to always play it down," Trump told Woodward on March 19, even as he had declared a national emergency over the virus days earlier. "I still like playing it down, because I don't want to create a panic."
If instead of playing down what he knew, Trump had acted decisively in early February with a strict shutdown and a consistent message to wear masks, social distance and wash hands, experts believe that thousands of American lives could have been saved.


https://twitter.com/i/status/1303734624145698816

feedthenation:



McEnany defends Trump after Woodward book claims he said coronavirus 'deadly,' despite publicly downplaying it

Woodward book: Trump privately called COVID-19 ‘deadly’ early on, boasted of secret weapons system

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/woodward-book-trump-covid-weapons

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mcenany-trump-woodward-coronavirus


White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany defended President Trump on Wednesday after a book by journalist Bob Woodward claimed Trump said he knew the coronavirus was “deadly” but went to great lengths to downplay the virus in public.

“When you are facing insurmountable challenges, it is important to express confidence, it is important to express calm,” McEnany told reporters in a briefing from the White House.

“He makes clear that he doesn’t want to see chaos, by the way, which is the second part of the quote which you failed to read,” she continued, addressing a reporter who had read part of the quote.

“The president just days after having this discussion with Bob Woodward, said this from this podium, on March 30, he said, ‘I do want them to stay calm, we are doing a great job, if you look at the individual statements they are all true, stay calm, it will go away but it's important to stay calm,’” the press secretary said. “So this president does what leaders do -- good leaders -- it’s stay calm and resolute at a time when you face an insurmountable challenge.”


Another spin by the WH has begin

budaatum:

You want "them to remain calm" so you come up with alternative facts and promote voodoo cures while 190k corpse pile up around you?

I guess he expects us not to notice the stench of the dead he calmly let die.

Bluebyrd:

The President of the United States has a duty to keep the nation from panicking while orchestrating the necessary response to any national emergency.

THAT is what Trump did.

AbdulSleeky:



You are a specialist in stroking your ego and writing rubbish.

There is a super rich upper class in Nigeria. Those 20% who own houses in London and New york.

You want to talk macro economics, do you not see that Nigerias population, weak regulations, cheap labour and weak taxation gives rise to super profits.

Let's talk numbers

1. Blacks are financially underrepresented and disadvantaged in America. Earning twice less than Asian and whites when their average household incomes are compared

2. Nigeria is at least 90% black out of 200 million. The usa is 14% black of 330 million. There are more blacks in Nigeria.

3. There is a super rich upper class in Nigeria. Those that send their children to schools in Europe and North America. An estimated 20% of the Nigerian population.

4. Nigeria has oil billionaires, farming billionaires, construction billionaires. Nigeria is a big country and any business done on an interstate level is big. Do you know that if you own a ginger exporting business, you are a millionaire soon to be a billionaire?

5. Many of the successful blacks in the usa are even Nigerian

CoronaVirusRelo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaQnX2Zomyw

salford1:

Shocked.
Pastor grab them by the pvssy

pryme:


Was Trump the one that conducted the study of the Hydroxychloroquine on Corona virus?
Or did Trump invent the drug?

basilico:

Hydroxuchloroquine has been used all over the world with covid. Has been used for other diseases too.

pryme:


So you are saying The french doctor (Didier Raoult) made his conclusions without clinical trials on real patients?

Whether it's controversial or not, do your research on a topic before you start looking someone that is smart by half, and am sure you will confirm this by saying hydroxychloroquine has been killing people for years.

French doctor who championed hydroxychloroquine to explain his actions to lawmakers
Issued on: 24/06/2020 - 15:51

French doctor and virologist Didier Raoult, whose use of malaria medication hydroxychloroquine at a treatment for Covid-19 has attracted worldwide attention and controversy, was to respond to questions of a parliamentary committee investigating France’s response to the epidemic.

The inquiry of 32 lawmakers from different political parties was launched last month to “learn lessons” about France’s handling of the Covid-19 epidemic.

After looking into face masks, the panel was to turn to hydroxychloroquine, a malaria medication championed as a treatment for Covid-19 by Raoult, who was to respond in late afternoon.

“What we want to understand from Mr. Raoult is how he managed to follow a policy of mass testing in Marseille”, a city which had “mortality rates well beneath” those elsewhere in the country, said right-wing lawmaker Damien Abad on Tuesday.

Raoult, who heads the infectious diseases department of the university hospital in Marseille, became widely known to the public inside and outside France by promoting hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for Covid-19 in late February, just before the epidemics were taking off in Europe.

He has proved a divisive figure in media, cultivating a shaggy-haired, anti-establishment persona with a penchant for controversial remarks, claiming in early February the coronavirus was “not so mean” and subsequently assuring there would be no second wave of infection.

Hydroxychloroquine

Raoult’s claims about hydroxychloroquine are derived from two small studies combining the derivative of the chloroquine molecule, used to treat lupus and malaria, with antibiotic azithromycine.

The doctor said in late February the drug was “probably the least expensive and simplest way to treat the coronavirus”.

The claims have met with mixed reviews among scientists and health officials, with some heaping praise on Raoult and others objecting that the molecule’s efficiency has not been proven and that it could engender dangerous side effects.

United States President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro have defended the medication and Trump once declared he was taking hydroxychloroquine as a preventative measure.

French President Emmanuel Macron said he was “convinced [Raoult] is a great scientist” after meeting the doctor in early April and called on rigorous trials of the treatment.

But France banned use of the drug as a treatment for Covid and the World Health Organization (WHO) suspended trials in May, following the publication of a study in medical journal The Lancet that suggested hydroxychloroquine posed risks of heart problems.

But the WHO reversed its decision after experts poured doubt on the findings and the journal withdrew the study when its authors declined to provide its data sets.

Raoult has continued defending the treatment in the days leading up to his appearance before the inquiry.

“I treated more than 3,700 patients with this medication, with 0.5 percent mortality and no cardiac toxicity,” he told Le Parisien newspaper in an interview published Tuesday. “What more do you want?”

Raoult also said he believed a large part of French citizens are already immune to the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

“My hypothesis is that part of the population was naturally immunised against Covid before the start of the epidemic,” he told newspaper Le Parisien, but said he had no idea why there seemed to be an estimated “40 to 70 percent” rate of natural immunity.

“What is sure, is that by speaking about natural immunity, I’ll be set on fire by the laboratories working on vaccines,” he told the paper.

In regards to efforts to develop a vaccine, Raoult expressed doubt: “It is statistically improbably that a vaccine will be available” at this point, he said.

On authors of two recent studies published in British review Recovery and French revue Discovery claiming the treatment is ineffective: “They are ignoramuses” who either gave patients too much or too little of the drug. “Had they asked my opinion, they might have been more effective,” Raoult said.

Asked about critics saying he published too often to be credible: “Do you ask Mozart did what he did? I’ll add that in addition to 150 publications per year, I published 10 books at the same time. We are not all equal. In this country, we love to decapitate people.”

https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20200624-french-doctor-didier-raoult-championed-hydroxychloroquine-respond-covid-inquiry-france-mps-medicine

AbdulSleeky:
Can someone explain why Trump fans/voters support the most foolish points?

1. They are anti-mask
2. They are staunch covid19 deniers
3. They always support police when the police kills a black man. George Floyd for example- they were anti-police until the backlash was global.
4. They are so against government owned healthcare. Conservative americans are the only people in the developed world that are against government provided healthcare.
5. They believe that America is the best country in the world.

pryme:


Am not concerned about your opinion on this, if I want facts about this (not opinions), I will follow those that are MDs that have actually used the drug on patients.

pryme:


Link screenshot and Link.
Now little kiddie go play, I feel like am dealing with a someone in the kindergarten.

https://www.newswars.com/french-doctor-claims-solid-results-in-study-of-hydroxychloroquine-and-azithromycin/

AbdulSleeky:



Nonsense. Upon research, it is only one doctor, a french doctor that is recommending hydroxychloroquine as a cure for covid19. It is still in the testing phase by WHO

budaatum:

Yes, I want to bet on that! How about for $100?

Go edit that article and insert any silly Leftist comment from this thread and see how quickly your silly edit gets deleted. Just post us a link here so we know you done it.

DissTroy:


A withered carrot would beat you in an IQ test. If we add a watermelon to the mix, it's game over - lightyears difference.

By the current statistics, about 82 million Nigerians live on a dollar a day which already doubles the total number of black in America.

There are just 29,500 dollar millionaires in Nigeria out of the 200 million Nigerians.
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2019/jan/16/kerching-400000-new-dollar-millionaires-created-in-2018#:~:text=There%20are%20currently%2029%2C500%20millionaires,fastest%20growing%20at%2012.5%25..

1.9 percent of black households are millionaires. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1125808/us-families-millionaire-share-ethnicity/
With average black household put at 5 people, that would be 40 million blacks in America divided by the total number persons per household( 5). 40 million divided by 5 is 8 million households. 1.9 percent of 800,000 is 152,000 black millionaires.

There are 152,000 black millionaires in America.

I should charge you for teaching you comparative analysis. See how I am using credible sources? Watch and learn.

feedthenation:


Actually, Trump takes no responsibility for anything

budaatum:

Yes, I want to bet on that! How about for $100?

Go edit that article and insert any silly Leftist comment from this thread and see how quickly your silly edit gets deleted. Just post us a link here so we know you done it.

disstroyy:


Perfect. If I do so, you would have to write an apology to me and everyone on this then deactivate your account? Agree to this then it's game on!

DissTroy:

What he forgot it all Wikipedia editing have editing histories anyone with a login account can check and previous editors of any given page are notified of who and what was edited.

salford1:

This is common knowledge..what matters most on Wikipedia is the reference at the end of articles. E.g. the August 2020 does have 3 references. It is now left for the reader to also check up on the quality of the reference. Would I take a reference of Breitbart over Reuters? Certainly not.

DissTroy:

Dûmbo, I've been editing Wikipedia professionally for years. I know the rules and what links and media files get rejected.

Fraudatum makes a case for why humanoids with single-digit I.Qs shouldn't be considered human. Not Homo sapiens, at least.

DissTroy:

Dûmbo, I've been editing Wikipedia professionally for years. I know the rules and what links and media files get rejected.

Fraudatum makes a case for why humanoids with single-digit I.Qs shouldn't be considered human. Not Homo sapiens, at least.

pryme:


Was Trump the one that conducted the study of the Hydroxychloroquine on Corona virus?
Or did Trump invent the drug?

LordReed:


So what was the bet for? Is it hidden knowledge that Wikipedia is crowd sourced info?

budaatum:
Disstroy, I've posted this here because spambot has banned me in Foreign because of my response to you. I will be addressing your lies and post as soon as its lifted.

All you showed with your edit is the obvious and well known fact, which is, anyone can edit a wikipedia page and insert silly comments. As you can see, your post did not "scale through the approval process", and my edit as soon as I became aware of it, was to show it didn't. But I guess in your typical magatrumpist way of unreasoning you failed to notice the approval process is me, your peer in this instance, and think because you posted it it had been approved, which it obviously hasn't.

salford1, feedthenation, Lordreed. I'd be grateful if you quote and post this on the thread so this cretin don't go jumping up and down promoting buda's demise.