Seer
May 31, 2020, 11:48am
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It’s not a hoax…umeona deaths in Kenya have leapt to 63? That’s a huge bump from 2 weeks ago. Right now Latin America is in the throes of the pandemic. Let’s pray Africa won’t be next…
[SIZE=7]Latin America’s Outbreaks Now Rival Europe’s. But Its Options Are Worse. [/SIZE]
Deaths doubled in Lima, rivaling the worst month of the pandemic in Paris. They tripled in Manaus, a metropolis tucked deep in Brazil’s Amazon — a surge similar to what London and Madrid endured.
In Guayaquil, a port city in Ecuador, the sudden spike in fatalities in April was comparable to what New York City experienced during its worst month: more than five times the number of people died than in previous years.
As the coronavirus’s toll eased in New York and in European capitals, a devastating wave has struck cities in Latin America, one that rivals the worst outbreaks in the world, an analysis of mortality data by The New York Times has found.
Brazilian cities are resorting to mass graves to bury rows of stacked coffins. Hundreds of Ecuadoreans are still searching for the bodies of family members who went to hospitals and never returned.
And while the catastrophes in Europe and the United States were closely monitored, playing out under intense international media scrutiny, much of Latin America’s pain is unfolding far from global view, under governments that can’t — or won’t — offer a full tally of the dead.
“We weren’t prepared for this virus,” said Aguinilson Tikuna, an Indigenous leader in Manaus who has lost friends in the pandemic. “When this disease hit us, we locked ourselves in, locked our homes, isolated ourselves, but no one had the resources to buy masks, medicine. We lacked food.”
The Times measured the impact of the pandemic in major cities around the world by comparing the total number of people who have died in recent months against the average in each place over the past several years.
Read more here… https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/12/world/americas/latin-america-virus-death.html
main stream media corporations are propagating the big pharma agenda
system
May 31, 2020, 11:54am
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Yes, we chose little known K-talk to dispense knowledge! 100% of all they do(worldwide) was from K-talk! A Kenyan entity, I(we) chose it !
The BCG Vaccine.
Case study of two countries ; Portugal and Spain. Two very close neighbors with same climate, small modern culture difference.
Spain Deaths 27,000 … Portugal deaths 1,430.
Pattern follows all countries that take BCG vaccine vs those who don’t.
A favorite smart chemist of mine told me, "Huwezi kick out a disease that is natural to the environment, they are important to life moving forward stronger and better.
Euler
May 31, 2020, 3:10pm
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All in all, the case confirms that god is dead or never existed or still, he/she does not care. What a useless motherfucker
Euler
May 31, 2020, 3:12pm
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StanBenj:
The BCG Vaccine.
Case study of two countries ; Portugal and Spain. Two very close neighbors with same climate, small modern culture difference.
Spain Deaths 27,000 … Portugal deaths 1,430.
Pattern follows all countries that take BCG vaccine vs those who don’t.
A favorite smart chemist of mine told me, "Huwezi kick out a disease that is natural to the environment, they are important to life moving forward stronger and better.
It is quite difficult to confirm the efficacy of that vacinee at the moment. A longitudinal study is needed to that effect
Arnono
June 1, 2020, 10:02am
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Of course there is a creator behind us.
Magraret Wanjiru recovered after 3 day in ICU while in abroad it takes around 14 days .
Virules mutate. Are we dealing with a weaker strain of the virus?
Africans have lots of natural blessings ,e.g huge dicks ,superb immune system etc
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Virules mutate. Are we dealing with a weaker strain of the virus?
ON cycle vs OFF cycle.