planomateo
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Goodness. Per their site, they've tested 365k to-date and tested 25k people on April 7th.
🧑🤝🧑 / 🏡 CV-19: Effects on life, work, and sports
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I've seen people at restaurants doing that... I've also seen them handle money and food with the same pair of gloves.
planomateo
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Over the last few days I've seen reports of the police ticketing people attending a drive through church service. People seeking refuge in their faith are treated differently than Joe Blow going to the Circle K to buy a six pack?
This weekend the Governor of Michigan mandates seeds can't be sold for your garden. (Yeah, that's non-essential. Food, ya know?) She's also mandated you can't travel to a secondary residence even if you own said residence.
I have a friend who got a cup of coffee, walked a few feet down the street to a park (by himself," sat on a bench (by himself) only to have the police come up and tell him go home or face of a fine of $800.00.
Chicago's mayor closes the park for everyone including those who want to exercise alone claiming social distancing and yet gets a haircut. Not a big deal in my opinion but good lord, the optics here.
A 12 year old girl has a basketball goal taken down she was playing on...by herself, away from anyone. City officials took down the goal on a court they don't even bother to maintain. (Her parents put up the net, etc.)
I'm thinking, as dangerous as that may be, if things continue this way we're going to see a lot turn to civil disobedience because their rights are being taken away.
This weekend the Governor of Michigan mandates seeds can't be sold for your garden. (Yeah, that's non-essential. Food, ya know?) She's also mandated you can't travel to a secondary residence even if you own said residence.
I have a friend who got a cup of coffee, walked a few feet down the street to a park (by himself," sat on a bench (by himself) only to have the police come up and tell him go home or face of a fine of $800.00.
Chicago's mayor closes the park for everyone including those who want to exercise alone claiming social distancing and yet gets a haircut. Not a big deal in my opinion but good lord, the optics here.
A 12 year old girl has a basketball goal taken down she was playing on...by herself, away from anyone. City officials took down the goal on a court they don't even bother to maintain. (Her parents put up the net, etc.)
I'm thinking, as dangerous as that may be, if things continue this way we're going to see a lot turn to civil disobedience because their rights are being taken away.
planomateo
Member
I've been in Texas for the last 3-4 weeks now. I've yet to see anyone get hassled for being out and about. Maybe Texas mindset. While in Texas, I've got a list of chores to do as we have the house on the market to sell. Landscaping, sprinkler repair, painting, general clean up work. I'd rather not be shopping at some of the stores right now, but need to maximize my time here.
I went to the closest Lowes yesterday, it was packed with people. General observations, Lowes is trying to protect their employees. Plex-glass at the checkout stations and even at the paint both. There are signs on the floor instructing people where to stand at the checkout lines.
Needed some groceries so made a trip to Walmart. They have barricades and walking lines setup and have 3-4 employees at the entrance. Weird.
Made a trip to Sprouts grocery story to get a few additional items I couldn't get a Walmart. At Sprouts, they have 2 entrances to the store, one was turned into an exit only, the other is an entrance only. They also had signs on the floor identifying where to stand. One thing that stuck out to me as I was waiting in line, one of the cashiers asked for additional help at the front. Ironically the lanes they opened up were right next to the other lane. I thought, why go through all this trouble of having different entrance / exit doors, signs on the floor, only to open up the lanes next to each other. Sometimes I'm puzzled by the simplest things are overlooked.
If you've never been to Sprouts before, here is an example of how they have the lanes setup - photo from the web, not mine.
I went to the closest Lowes yesterday, it was packed with people. General observations, Lowes is trying to protect their employees. Plex-glass at the checkout stations and even at the paint both. There are signs on the floor instructing people where to stand at the checkout lines.
Needed some groceries so made a trip to Walmart. They have barricades and walking lines setup and have 3-4 employees at the entrance. Weird.
Made a trip to Sprouts grocery story to get a few additional items I couldn't get a Walmart. At Sprouts, they have 2 entrances to the store, one was turned into an exit only, the other is an entrance only. They also had signs on the floor identifying where to stand. One thing that stuck out to me as I was waiting in line, one of the cashiers asked for additional help at the front. Ironically the lanes they opened up were right next to the other lane. I thought, why go through all this trouble of having different entrance / exit doors, signs on the floor, only to open up the lanes next to each other. Sometimes I'm puzzled by the simplest things are overlooked.
If you've never been to Sprouts before, here is an example of how they have the lanes setup - photo from the web, not mine.
I've been in Texas for the last 3-4 weeks now. I've yet to see anyone get hassled for being out and about. Maybe Texas mindset. While in Texas, I've got a list of chores to do as we have the house on the market to sell. Landscaping, sprinkler repair, painting, general clean up work. I'd rather not be shopping at some of the stores right now, but need to maximize my time here.
I went to the closest Lowes yesterday, it was packed with people. General observations, Lowes is trying to protect their employees. Plex-glass at the checkout stations and even at the paint both. There are signs on the floor instructing people where to stand at the checkout lines.
Needed some groceries so made a trip to Walmart. They have barricades and walking lines setup and have 3-4 employees at the entrance. Weird.
Made a trip to Sprouts grocery story to get a few additional items I couldn't get a Walmart. At Sprouts, they have 2 entrances to the store, one was turned into an exit only, the other is an entrance only. They also had signs on the floor identifying where to stand. One thing that stuck out to me as I was waiting in line, one of the cashiers asked for additional help at the front. Ironically the lanes they opened up were right next to the other lane. I thought, why go through all this trouble of having different entrance / exit doors, signs on the floor, only to open up the lanes next to each other. Sometimes I'm puzzled by the simplest things are overlooked.
If you've never been to Sprouts before, here is an example of how they have the lanes setup - photo from the web, not mine.
Be honest, you were just trying to sneak a picture of the girl bagging groceries' ass lol
Seriously, our local grocery store has changed nothing except put a sign up that says "please just one person per family do the shopping." No one follows it and an old lady - literally in her 80s - wearing a mask walked up and touched my wife while she grabbed something off the shelf yesterday. I mean why even bother wearing the mask at that point?
I was at the Walmart Neighborhood grocery Wednesday and saw they had people assigned to the entrance and exits.
"Four out, three in" and the like, ya know? I asked the lady at the entrance how many were in the store. She said, "it's the exit's job to count."
On my way out I asked the same question. Neither knew how many...just four more just went in.
planomateo
Member
One thing that kinda got under my skin, the Walmart exit person was standing literally in the middle of the sliding door walkway... again, what's the point of all of this if you're going to make me walk a few feet from ya.
footballer
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I did a little research last night on how this covid 19 virus looks like at the molecular level. What I found is very disturbing. For all intent and purposes, researchers from other countries say that this virus looks to have 4 man made markers inserted at just the right place to make this virus so contagious. They are finding that these markers strongly resemble GP120, the protein found in the HIV1, that makes that virus so contagious and deadly. The scientist that are studying this are saying that it is very unlikely that these markers, found at just the right places, to have occurred naturally, but look to have been inserted intentionally.
This by itself does not prove anything, but looks highly suspicious. 2+2 will always = 4. I am not going to post any web sites where I found this information. Most of you people on this site are smart enough to find the web sites that I found last night or other sites, if you are interested enough to learn about this virus.
Some theorist believe that if you take this information, along with the EVENT 201, which was held this past October 2019, and the hundreds of billions of dollars stood to gain from the world wide vaccinations by most if not all of the attendees of the EVENT 201. Wasn't it Dr. Fauci who warned in 2017, that President Trump, would have to deal with a pandemic before his term was finished? It sounds like he knew something was going to happen ahead of time. And for this virus to spring up in an election year?
Some theorist believe that HIV1 is a man made virus. Who has been studying this virus since the 80's, and who holds patents for some of the discoveries on how that virus works and also patents for the drugs to treat it? Dr Fauci is good friends with Bill Gates as well as Tedros, head of the WHO and others who attended EVENT 201.
I cannot help what I think and what I believe is going on here, nor am I trying to convince anybody about what is going on with this and other viruses. It is up to each individual to research and study this subject if you are so inclined. Put your own 2+2 together.
Also, there is an excellent article, in my view, on the Veteranstoday.com website, written by Stephanie Sledge.
This by itself does not prove anything, but looks highly suspicious. 2+2 will always = 4. I am not going to post any web sites where I found this information. Most of you people on this site are smart enough to find the web sites that I found last night or other sites, if you are interested enough to learn about this virus.
Some theorist believe that if you take this information, along with the EVENT 201, which was held this past October 2019, and the hundreds of billions of dollars stood to gain from the world wide vaccinations by most if not all of the attendees of the EVENT 201. Wasn't it Dr. Fauci who warned in 2017, that President Trump, would have to deal with a pandemic before his term was finished? It sounds like he knew something was going to happen ahead of time. And for this virus to spring up in an election year?
Some theorist believe that HIV1 is a man made virus. Who has been studying this virus since the 80's, and who holds patents for some of the discoveries on how that virus works and also patents for the drugs to treat it? Dr Fauci is good friends with Bill Gates as well as Tedros, head of the WHO and others who attended EVENT 201.
I cannot help what I think and what I believe is going on here, nor am I trying to convince anybody about what is going on with this and other viruses. It is up to each individual to research and study this subject if you are so inclined. Put your own 2+2 together.
Also, there is an excellent article, in my view, on the Veteranstoday.com website, written by Stephanie Sledge.
50+yeartidefan
Member
Damn....nice work....
I feel quilty that i just watched a movie....
@rick4bama same guy I was talking about earlier in the other thread ... another troll this time catching the Chilean Health Minister.
planomateo
Member
Keep on digging deeper @footballer. I've seen some things over the last week or two that suggest the same. I haven't bothered sharing this here.
footballer
Member
I understand where you're coming from. There are many things I have not posted, or written about or sites I have not shared. There is no telling the reactions you might get. Mainly, I post videos or write about things in a round about way, so people can see and judge for themselves. Yeah. I usually beat around the bushes some. But yes, that rabbit hole goes pretty damn deep.
I could write a novel about how China released a man made virus with the intent to effect the American economy and knowing as they do so they'd sacrifice 100's of thousands of people in the process.
It would be a good book...written well, a best seller. The premise fits as much as a Clancy novel in today's times.
The thing is ... it fits.
Now to my point.
This is just like a football game. How many freak out? It's early. Now, just like fans react to Danielson, they're reacting to
(insert media.) The biggest issue now is those in your "social circle." The things that really piss you off? It's another level.
planomateo
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