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Joe Biden Says "I’m Joe Biden’s husband, Joe Biden.”
On PBS News Hour, Joe Biden: "Good afternoon, everyone. As Lilly already indicated, I’m Joe Biden’s husband, Joe Biden.”
Editor Note
{My quotes}
{This is one of the BIG reasons joe biden's "husband" will lose in Nov
2020 unless the democrats are able to fake the voting returns so bad
they actually steal the election.
Joe biden has a real and obvious problem with his speech.
He often says things that make NO sense like the following:}
“We have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse, no matter what,” Mar 24
“Why doesn’t [Trump] just act like a president? That’s a stupid way
to say it… I really wish he. Sorry,” Biden said as Wallace urged him to
finish making his point.
“Oh, ah, probably best I don’t,” Biden responded. Mar 24
During a virtual town hall with black supporters on Thursday, Biden claimed that "10 to 15 percent" of Americans are "just not very good people." Jun 6
Biden on Thursday
fumbled his figures when discussing the number of lost jobs and lost
lives tied to the coronavirus pandemic, stating at one point that only
85,000 Americans were out of work.
"We're in the middle of a
pandemic that has cost us more than 85,000 jobs as of today,” he said at
a COVID-19 roundtable, before trying to correct himself. “Lives of
millions of people, millions of people, millions of jobs." May 15
Remember when Joe Biden said, “I’m going to make sure that we rejoin the
Paris Peace Accord on day one.” Biden apparently forgot that the Paris
Peace Accord was a treaty to end the Vietnam War that was signed during
his first year in the Senate.
Biden went to University of Delaware and Syracuse University College of
Law (where he was accused of plagiarism), but not a HBCU, Delaware
State, like he claimed. Town hall in florence sc.
Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. were both assassinated in 1968. But, Joe Biden remembers them being “assassinated in the ‘70s—late 70s.”
"Why in God's should someone who's clipping coupons in the stock market... pay a lower tax rate than someone who is a school teacher and a firefighter."
Despite US population of only 330 million, Biden says child tax credit would put 720 million women back into the workforce. Sept 17
Back in August, Joe Biden told a moving story about pinning a Silver
Star on an elderly Navy captain in Afghanistan. It was a new iteration
of a story he’s told many times that just happens to be completely not true. Rather than admit the error, when he was called out on it, he defended the lie by saying the “central point” was “correct.”
While campaigning in Iowa over the summer, Joe Biden conflated “poor
kids” with minorities by saying they are “just as bright and talented”
as “white kids.” He did realize the gaffe somewhat quickly though.
Speaking to MSNBC’s Yasmin Vossoughian, the 2020 presidential hopeful
was asked what he would say to Americans who are “terrified” by the
coronavirus outbreak.
What he had to say was, well, confusing.
{It happened on APRIL 1 April Fool Day. Uncle Joe was not foolin.}
“My message is that the president has to move more rapidly,” Biden
began. “You know, we know from experience that speed matters. We know
that you can’t go too fast. It’s about going too slow.”
At that point, it was already looking like he wouldn’t be answering
Vossoughian’s question about what to tell the American people as he
seemed to be rattling off the usual “President Donald Trump is messing
things up” talking points. It got worse.
“And in order to avoid that — those very high (death) numbers, we
have to do at least several things,” he continued, presumably about to
make a coherent list. Instead, his answer really went off the rails from
there.
“One, we have to depend on what the president is going to do right
now. And first of all, he has to tell — wait till the cases — before
anything happens — look, the whole idea is he’s got to get in place
things that were shortages of,” Biden said, speaking about — I’m not
really sure, actually.
“WOW! Sleepy Joe doesn’t know where he is, or what he’s doing. Honestly,
I don’t think he even knows what office he’s running for!” Trump
tweeted last month, referring to a clip in which Biden says he’s running
for U.S. Senate.
As much fun as all of this is, there is one clip that admittedly makes me
feel a little bad for the guy and reveals a little more about what may
be happening to him cognitively in an interview with MSNBC’s Nicolle
Wallace on March 25.
“Why doesn’t he just act like a president,” Biden said emphatically about Trump before suddenly going silent.
“That’s a stupid way to say it, I guess,” he added before an awkward moment when Biden and Wallace both tried to speak.
Shaking his head, he looked down and muttered “sorry.” Wallace tried
to urge him on, but he waved her away, saying, “no, it’s probably best I
don’t.”
The exchange is reminiscent of the kind of thing that happens with elderly patients in nursing homes.
Biden caught himself saying something he thinks maybe he shouldn’t have,
although he didn’t seem to know exactly why it was wrong, so he
apologized and just went silent.
It’s becoming apparent that Joe Biden doesn’t have the wherewithal to
even form complete sentences, so maybe it’s best that he doesn’t run for
leader of the free world.
{Joe Biden is an example of a person who has speech and thought problems.
He is not capable of completing a sentence sometimes. Most of the time.
I think the democrates would prop him up in a chair and keep using him as a prop not matter what.
I don't feel sorry for Joe Biden.
He is a person that can only Make America Worse Again.}
{If you are like me and have been watching the presented "news" about the corona virus, you to have been at a loss to understand why all of a sudden there has been a spike in covid-19 cases.
There are 2 main reasons for sudden increase in covid-19 cases in certain areas of the nation.
A POSITIVE COORONA VIRUS TEST DOES NOT MEAN YOU HAVE ACTUALLY HAD COVID-19. The corona virus death rate is not increasing.
ANOTHER CDC CHART THE MEDIA DOESN'T WANT YOU TO SEE. IT SHOWS COVID DEATHS ARE FALLING, NOT SPIKING. See the chart for yourself on the CDC site:
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm
This is the updated one that just came out. They keep telling us all these new cases will eventually translate in an upward spike in deaths. So far ... nope.
The spike in cases is likely because we are testing at a rate 23x higher than we were in April, and people no longer need active symptoms and a referral from their doctor to get the test. They can just schedule at time at CVS.
What is likely happening is that we are detecting mild and asymptomatic cases that have been in the background throughout this, but which we haven't detected before and then people are recovering.
If cases of the virus were truly exploding, deaths would be, too. Again, so far, they're not.
(Can't wait to see how facebook "fact-checks" this. Think they'll say the CDC is wrong in order to debunk this chart right off the CDC's page? That would make my day, actually. Facebook's left-wing fact-checkers lie.)
{The antibody test is only 50% accurate. This test is also given but it is not accurate because if you have had a cold in the past it will show a FALSE POSITIVE. This test is also counted as a new corona virus case.
In review:
(1) The first reason there has been a spike in the number of corona virus cases.
Testing is 23 times higher and these new case include false positive data from antibody tests that are less than 50% accurate!
Coronavirus mutation has taken over the world. Scientists are trying to understand why.
Sarah Kaplan and Joel Achenbach, The Washington Post
Published
When the first coronavirus cases in Chicago appeared in January, they bore the same genetic signatures as a germ that emerged in China weeks before.
But as Egon Ozer, an infectious-disease specialist at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, examined the genetic structure of virus samples from local patients, he noticed something different.
A change in the virus was appearing again and again. This mutation, associated with outbreaks in Europe and New York, eventually took over the city. By May, it was found in 95% of all the genomes Ozer sequenced.
At a glance, the mutation seemed trivial. About 1,300 amino acids serve as building blocks for a protein on the surface of the virus. In the mutant virus, the genetic instructions for just one of those amino acids - number 614 - switched in the new variant from a "D" (shorthand for aspartic acid) to a "G" (short for glycine).
But the location was significant, because the switch occurred in the part of the genome that codes for the all-important "spike protein" - the protruding structure that gives the coronavirus its crownlike profile and allows it to enter human cells the way a burglar picks a lock.
And its ubiquity is undeniable. Of the approximately 50,000 genomes of the new virus that researchers worldwide have uploaded to a shared database, about 70% carry the mutation, officially designated D614G but known more familiarly to scientists as "G."
"G" hasn't just dominated the outbreak in Chicago - it has taken over the world. Now scientists are racing to figure out what it means.
At least four laboratory experiments suggest that the mutation makes the virus more infectious, although none of that work has been peer-reviewed. Another unpublished study led by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory asserts that patients with the G variant actually have more virus in their bodies, making them more likely to spread it to others.
The mutation doesn't appear to make people sicker, but a growing number of scientists worry that it has made the virus more contagious.
"The epidemiological study and our data together really explain why the [G variant's] spread in Europe and the U.S. was really fast," said Hyeryun Choe, a virologist at Scripps Research and a lead author of an unpublished study on the G variant's enhanced infectiousness in laboratory cell cultures. "This is not just accidental."
But there may be other explanations for the G variant's dominance: biases in where genetic data are being collected, quirks of timing that gave the mutated virus an early foothold in susceptible populations.
"The bottom line is, we haven't seen anything definitive yet," said Jeremy Luban, a virologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
The scramble to unravel this mutation mystery embodies the challenges of science during the coronavirus pandemic. With millions of people infected and thousands dying every day around the world, researchers must strike a high-stakes balance between getting information out quickly and making sure that it's right.
SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes the disease covid-19, can be thought of as an extremely destructive burglar. Unable to live or reproduce on its own, it breaks into human cells and co-opts their biological machinery to make thousands of copies of itself.
That leaves a trail of damaged tissue and triggers an immune system response that for some people can be disastrous.
This replication process is messy. Even though it has a "proofreading" mechanism for copying its genome, the coronavirus frequently makes mistakes, or mutations. The vast majority of mutations have no effect on the behavior of the virus.
But since the virus's genome was first sequenced in January, scientists have been on the lookout for changes that are meaningful. And few genetic mutations could be more significant than ones that affect the spike protein - the virus's most powerful tool.
This protein attaches to a receptor on respiratory cells called ACE2, which opens the cell and lets the virus slip inside. The more effective the spike protein, the more easily the virus can break into the bodies of its hosts. Even when the original variant of the virus emerged in Wuhan, China, it was obvious that the spike protein on SARS-CoV-2 was already quite effective.
But it could have been even better, said Choe, who has studied spike proteins and the way they bind to the ACE2 receptor since the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in 2003.
The spike protein for SARS-CoV-2 has two parts that don't always hold together well. In the version of the virus that arose in China, Choe said, the outer part - which the virus needs to attach to a human receptor - frequently broke off. Equipped with this faulty lock pick, the virus had a harder time invading host cells.
"I think this mutation happened to compensate," Choe said.
Studying both versions of the gene using a proxy virus in a petri dish of human cells, Choe and her colleagues found that viruses with the G variant had more spike proteins, and the outer parts of those proteins were less likely to break off. This made the virus approximately 10 times more infectious in the lab experiment.
The mutation does not seem to lead to worse outcomes in patients. Nor did it alter the virus's response to antibodies from patients who had the D variant, Choe said, suggesting that vaccines being developed based on the original version of the virus will be effective against the new strain.
Choe has uploaded a manuscript describing this study to the website BioRxiv, where scientists can post "preprint" research that has not yet been peer reviewed. She has also submitted the paper to an academic journal, which has not yet published it.
The distinctive infectiousness of the G strain is so strong that scientists have been drawn to the mutation even when they weren't looking for it.
Neville Sanjana, a geneticist at the New York Genome Center and New York University, was trying to figure out which genes enable SARS-CoV-2 to infiltrate human cells. But in experiments based on a gene sequence taken from an early case of the virus in Wuhan, he struggled to get that form of the virus to infect cells.
Then the team switched to a model virus based on the G variant.
"We were shocked," Sanjana said. "Voilà! It was just this huge increase in viral transduction." They repeated the experiment in many types of cells, and every time the variant was many times more infectious.
Their findings, published as a preprint on BioRxiv, generally matched what Choe and other laboratory scientists were seeing.
But the New York team offers a different explanation as to why the variant is so infectious. Whereas Choe's study proposes that the mutation made the spike protein more stable, Sanjana said experiments in the past two weeks, not yet made public, suggest that the improvement is actually in the infection process.
He hypothesized that the G variant is more efficient at beginning the process of invading the human cell and taking over its reproductive machinery.
Luban, who has also been experimenting with the D614G mutation, has been drawn to a third possibility: His experiments suggest that the mutation allows the spike protein to change shape as it attaches to the ACE2 receptor, improving its ability to fuse to the host cell.
Different approaches to making their model virus might explain these discrepancies, Luban said. "But it's quite clear that something is going on."
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Although these experiments are compelling, they're not conclusive, said Kristian Andersen, a Scripps virologist not involved in any of the studies. The scientists need to figure out why they've identified different mechanisms for the same effect.
All the studies still have to pass peer review, and they have to be reproduced using the real version of the virus.
Even then, Andersen said, it will be too soon to say that the G variant transmits faster among people.
Cell culture experiments have been wrong before, noted Anderson Brito, a computational biologist at Yale University. Early experiments with hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug, hinted that it was effective at fighting the coronavirus in a petri dish. The drug was touted by President Trump, and the Food and Drug Administration authorized it for emergency use in hospitalized covid-19 patients. But that authorization was withdrawn this month after evidence showed that the drug was "unlikely to be effective" against the virus and posed potential safety risks.
So far, the biggest study of transmission has come from Bette Korber, a computational biologist at Los Alamos National Laboratory who helped build one of the world's biggest viral genome databases for tracking HIV. In late April, she and colleagues at Duke University and the University of Sheffield in Britain released a draft of their work arguing that the mutation boosts transmission of the virus.
Analyzing sequences from more than two dozen regions across the world, they found that most places where the original virus was dominant before March were eventually taken over by the mutated version.
This switch was especially apparent in the United States: Ninety-six percent of early sequences here belonged to the D variant, but by the end of March, almost 70% of sequences carried the G amino acid instead.
The British researchers also found evidence that people with the G variant had more viral particles in their bodies.
Although this higher viral load didn't seem to make people sicker, it might explain the G variant's rapid spread, the scientists wrote. People with more virus to shed are more likely to infect others.
The Los Alamos draft drew intense scrutiny when it was released in the spring, and many researchers remain skeptical of its conclusions.
"There are so many biases in the data set here that you can't control for and you might not know exist," Andersen said. In a time when as many as 90% percent of U.S. infections are still undetected and countries with limited public health infrastructure are struggling to keep up with surging cases, a shortage of data means "we can't answer all the questions we want to answer."
Pardis Sabeti, a computational biologist at Harvard University and the Broad Institute, noted that the vast majority of sequenced genomes come from Europe, where the G variant first emerged, and the United States, where infections thought to have been introduced by travelers from Europe spread undetected for weeks before the country shut down.
This could at least partly explain why it appears so dominant.
The mutation's success might also be a "founder effect," she said. Arriving in a place like Northern Italy - where the vast majority of sequenced infections are caused by the G variant - it found easy purchase in an older and largely unprepared population, which then unwittingly spread it far and wide.
Scientists may be able to rule out these alternative explanations with more rigorous statistical analyses or a controlled experiment in an animal population.
And as studies on the D614G mutation accumulate, researchers are starting to be convinced of its significance.
"I think that slowly we're beginning to come to a consensus," said Judd Hultquist, a virologist at Northwestern University.
Solving the mystery of the D614G mutation won't make much of a difference in the short term, Andersen said. "We were unable to deal with D," he said. "If G transmits even better, we're going to be unable to deal with that one."
But it's still essential to understand how the genome influences the behavior of the virus, scientists say. Identifying emerging mutations allows researchers to track their spread. Knowing what genes affect how the virus transmits enables public health officials to tailor their efforts to contain it.
Once therapeutics and vaccines are distributed on a large scale, having a baseline understanding of the genome will help pinpoint when drug resistance starts to evolve.
"Understanding how transmissions are happening won't be a magic bullet, but it will help us respond better," Sabeti said. "This is a race against time."
In review:
(2) The second reason covid-19/Coronavirus/Wuhanvirus/china virus/congfluvirus is spreading faster is BECAUSE IT HAS MUTATED AND SPREADS FASTER.
People with the G variant have more viral particles in their bodies.
The D614G mutation, has been drawn to a third possibility: Experiments suggest that the mutation allows the spike protein to change shape as it attaches to the ACE2 receptor, improving its ability to fuse to the host cell.
The mutation made the spike protein more stable.
The G variant is more efficient at beginning the process of invading the human cell and taking over its reproductive machinery.
The mutation does not seem to lead to worse outcomes in patients.
Nor did it alter the virus's response to antibodies from patients who had the D variant, Choe said, suggesting that vaccines being developed based on the original version of the virus will be effective against the new strain.
Bonus Editor Note
Solving the mystery of the D614G mutation won't make much of a difference in the short term, Andersen said. "We were unable to deal with D," he said. "If G transmits even better, we're going to be unable to deal with that one."
The government has been trying to stop the spread of the covid-19 since March 2019.
Testing has become a big deal when dealing with the covid-19.
The test for the covid-19 is flawed and often not accurate.
If you rely on a covid-19 test for detection of your personal case of infection you are relying on a test that is inconclusive at best.
It is known also that if you have had the corona virus and it was a mild case you can get the virus again.
This is because your body did not build up enough antibodies the first time to keep you from getting the covid-19 virus again.
Some people will get it again, some will not and some people will not get the covid-19 at all.
The covid-19 variation D that was promoted by the fake news media in April 2020 has continued to spread in spite of all the federal, state and local governments have done.
COVID-19 variation D, HAS CONTINUED TO SPREAD IN SPITE OF SELF ISOLATION, WEARING MASKS , CLEANING SURFACES AND WASHING HANDS ETC!
Covid-19 variation G transmits better and spreads faster.
Covid-19 variation G will also continue to spread in spite of everything the government and you do to protect yourself.
Does this mean no matter what you will get the covid-19 virus?
The only sure way to avoid the covid-19 virus is to not come into contact with the covid-19 virus.
This would mean total isolation from the covad-19, 24-7 365 days a year.
Triple Bonus Editor Note
How to totally avoid getting the covid-19, corona virus, wuhan virus, china virus, kungflu virus.
My various suggestions:
(1) Move to a state where the population is very low.
Least Densely Populated U.S. States
Alaska is by far the least densely populated of the US states and has 1.3 persons per square mile.
The second least densely populated state is Wyoming with six people per square mile.
Montana, Wyoming’s neighbor to the north, has a population density of 7.1 people per square mile.
North Dakota is the 4th least densely populated with 11 people living in every square mile.
South Dakota is similar to North Dakota in population density with just slightly more people per square mile, 11.3.
New Mexico has a population density of 17.2 people per square mile.
Population density in Idaho is 20 people per square mile.
Number 8 on the list is Nebraska with 24.7 people per square mile.
Nevada has 26.3 people per square mile. (Avoid Nevada. the federal government owns 80% of the state; about 1,350 square miles of which are designated as nuclear testing grounds The people who do live here are concentrated in Las Vegas. )
The last state on the list is Kansas with 35.6 people per square mile.
So ya need to consider moving to Alaska where the population is only 1.3 people per square mile.
{If ya run into the 1/3 person you can bet that they have been infected with the covid-19, :) }
Personally I would feel very safe about not getting a case of the covad from anybody if only 1.3 persons live in the square mile area I lived in.
Lets pretend you or I have now moved to Alaska to escape the covid-19 virus.
I am now living in a cabin somewhere out in the bush nowhere near a city.
I will need to fend for myself now.
Fend means to ward off an invader.
The invader is any person who potentially has the covid-19.
That includes the 1.3 person that lives with in 1 mile or less of my cabin.
Keeping this person at bay would not be hard. Just avoid contact by letting this 1.3 person know that you don't want any visitors.
If by a fluke you get some unexpected visitors this would be a problem.
Hunters, tourists or local natives that wander onto your property.
Lets say they knock on your cabin door. If you are inside you can just tell them to get lost.
Lets say one of these unexpected people confront you unexpectedly while you were outside of your cabin.
Hopefully one of these people would be at a distance of at least 6 feet. :)
If not your self isolation will have been compromised.
What next.
Run back to your cabin and self isolate for 14 days.
If you have not gotten the covid-19 after "resetting" yourself now you are ready to go out into the world again.
If you are able to avoid the 1.3 persons per square mile near your cabin until the rest of the nation reaches the 80% herd immunity point this is a good sign.
The 80% herd immunity is the point where the covad-19 will die out because enough people have gotten the virus.
Remember you are in Alaska in the bush and there are 1.3 people near your cabin.
There are people who have gotten the covid-19 virus, mild cases, and their immune systems did not produce enough antibodies to keep them from getting the virus again.
This would mean they are asymptomatic carriers of the covid-19.
Silent carriers of the covid-19.
People with no COVID-19 symptoms may be spreading the disease — but big questions remain about how much they are driving the pandemic.
Being presymptomatic means you’ve been infected and don’t feel any symptoms at the time you get tested, but will develop them later on.
In contrast, asymptomatic people never have any symptoms during the course of their infections at all.
Because you are in the bush out in the middle of nowhere means your live in an area where there will never be 80% herd immunity.
Even though you are self isolated you still will be at risk from that 1.3 neighbour or others infecting you in the future because at some point you will come into contact with another human being.
The only way to be totally safe from getting the covid-19 virus is to never ever come into contact with another human being and hopefully don't pick up a piece of trash etc on your property that has been contaminated with the covid-19.
Or you come into contact with the covid-19 from on some other surface.
This could be something you packed in your bug out bag before you went to alaska to self isolate like a hermit.
Lets say you lived in your cabin in the bush for 20 years and decided to join society again.
You have been covid-19 free for 20 years.
You feel safe now.
You go out into the population again.
You come into contact with a person, 20% of population that has not had the covid-19 virus, and therefore like yourself can become infected with covid-19.
If immunity to SARS-CoV-2 is not permanent, it will likely enter into regular circulation.
Much like pandemic influenza, many scenarios lead to SARS-CoV-2 entering
into long-term circulation alongside the other human betacoronaviruses
(e.g., Fig. 3, A and B),
possibly in annual, biennial, or sporadic patterns, over the next 5
years (tables S2 to S4).
Short-term immunity (~40 weeks, similar to
HCoV-OC43 and HCoV-HKU1) favors the establishment of annual SARS-CoV-2
outbreaks, whereas longer-term immunity (2 years) favors biennial
outbreaks.
{The covid-19 will be around for a few years and seems to be different than the sars-1 virus that has died out.
If this is correct it means unless you live in an isolated cabin in Alaska with no human contact you will be hard pressed to avoid getting the covid-19 because it will come back in a mutated form as does the common cold, it mutates often and thats why you can get it over and over and over.
I keep hearing that everybody will get the covid-19.
No everybody will not get the covid-19.
Some people's immune systems will prevent them from getting the covid-19.
If you are one of these people God has blessed you.
If you have a good immune system you chances of getting the covid-19 I suggest will depend on who you come into contact with that has the covid-19 virus.
The infection various from person to person. Some people have more of the virus in their bodies and can infect people quicker and easier.
Its like a roll of the dice.
It will be a combination of a really good immune system and you coming into contact with people who are not big carriers of the covid-19.
There is no way you can know how big a carrier a person is if he or she has the covid-19.
Therefore there is no way of knowing how to avoid getting the virus from, lets say, a super carrier of the covid-19 virus.
Wearing a mask is not going to protect you.
Even an n95 mask will not totally protect you from breathing in the covid-19 virus.
A cloth mask of any kind is totally useless in protecting you from breathing in the covid-19 into your lungs.
If you go out into the public there are so many factors that come into play that is is impossible to predict how and when you may come into contact with the covid-19.
You don't know who the super covid-19 carrier are.
You could be in walmart for example shopping etc. You stop to look at something and come into contact with a nearby person or group of super carriers of the covid-19.
You think you are safe wearing a useless cloth mask for protection and breathe in the covid-19 from one or more or the super covid-19 carriers.
The bottom line is this:
(1) Not all people will get the covid-19 virus.
(2) Since God is in control of everything it will depend on him if you get it or not.
(3) Humanly speaking if you have a very good immune system you might be able to ward off the covid-19 if you become infected.
(4) If you don't have a very good immune system you will most likely get the covid-19 virus from someone or somewhere.
All this covid-19 testing and mask wearing is not the answer to not getting the covid-19 virus.
The answer is prayer.
Pray and ask the Lord to protect you from getting the covid-19 virus.
Pray for your loved ones also.
Remember its all in God's hands.
If it is his will for you not to get the covid-19 you won't.
If it is his will for you to get the covid-19 you will.
God answers prayers according to his will.
If you don't ask you won't receive according to his will.
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App State professor: physical activity, weight management boost immune system
Remaining healthy a defense against respiratory diseases, COVID-19
Moderate-intensity physical activity reduces morbidity and mortality from respiratory illness.
There are two strategies to reduce the
risk for COVID-19, according to Nieman — mitigation activities and the
adoption of lifestyle practices consistent with good immune health, such
as exercising.
Mitigation approaches include the practice of physical
distancing, the use of cloth face coverings in community settings when
physical distancing cannot be maintained, staying at home when sick and
following healthy hygiene practices — handwashing, regularly cleaning
surfaces and not sharing physical items with others.
“Mitigation
measures protect older adults and those with underlying medical
conditions, but lifestyle approaches such as physical activity and
weight management will bolster immune defense,” Nieman said.
He
continued, “Obesity impairs the body’s ability to ward off and recover
from viral infections. This condition can prolong virus shedding during
the duration of illness, increase symptom severity and encourage the
evolution of mutated viruses.
Aging leads to negative changes in immune
function, a process termed immunosenescence. As a result, infectious
disease is more likely and vaccines are less effective among the
elderly.”
Those at higher risk
for severe illness from COVID-19 include older males and people of all
ages with obesity and underlying medical conditions such as
hypertension, cardiovascular disease, chronic lung disease and chronic
metabolic diseases such as Type 2 diabetes.
Studies indicate that 30 to 60 minutes of near-daily activity, such as
brisk walking, stimulates the immune system to detect and destroy
viruses. The result is a 25 to 50 percent reduction in risk for
respiratory infections, including the common cold, influenza and
pneumonia.
GET OUTSIDE AN EXERCISE. It will boot your immune system and help protect your from the covid-19 virus.
25 to 50 percent reduction in risk for
respiratory infections, including the common cold, influenza and
pneumonia.
THIS IS FAR BETTER THAT SOCIAL DISTANCING OR WEARING A MASK!!!!!
New York City lawmakers voted Tuesday on budget changes that shifted $1 billion from the New York Police Department to programs that assist in youth and community development, a number that fell short of what many protesters in the city have demanded.
The City Council said in a statement that the city's 2021 budget will include $837 million in cuts and transfers to the New York Police Department (NYPD) expense budget, which removes $1 billion from the NYPD’s spending when combined with associated costs.
The amount was far less than what some protesters demanded. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., said earlier that $1.5 billion in cuts would not be enough.
Editor Note
Democrate strongholds like NYC continue to disgrace the police by paying homage to the in name only group called, "black lives matter'.
Note the new NYC mascot that has climbed on top of a statue in front of the NYC Police department.
This mascot is a white man committed to the destruction of law and order in New York City.
He represents BLM and the democrats who want to rule over the NYPD.
The new mascot also represents the new face of the democrate party and their quest to remove any police protection in your city.
This is what you can look forward to if you support the in name only group called, "black lives matter" in their rabid quest to "kill pigs" and defund the police in your city.
This is why gun sales nationwide have increased spiked anywhere between 30 and 400 percent, compared with a "normal" time period.
Back toward the end of March 2020 this was initially caused by fears caused by the corona virus.
"I just got a 9mm handgun this week," John McEvoy, 34, from Idaho said. "As this situation continues to unfold, I predict that crime rates are going to increase. If food and basic necessities start to run out, I don't want to be the victim of a break-in and not be prepared to protect myself and my family."
And police departments are hardly immune to the outbreak either, further rattling panic levels and a fear of a breakdown in public order and services.
Now gun sales are also maily driven by fears your local police department will not or can not respond when called because a crime has or is being committed.
People who are able to buy guns do so knowing the police may not be able to help them if needed.
If you live in a state where you can't own or buy a gun your risk of being harmed vastly increases!
People in NYC are at risk because of BLM, antifa and all the criminals that have been let out of jail because of the corna virus ploy.
If you can lock and load to protect yourself please do so and be prepared to defend yourself.
This is important whereever you live.
If you can buy a gun legally do so now. Protect yourself.
Don't rely on the police to do so.
If you live in NYC your on your own.
If you live anywhere else in the USA you are also on your own.
Response time in NYC is no response.
Response time in other cities and counties will vary.
The average response time has been changed by the covid-19.
For instance where I live the police have said they will only respond if a violent crime is being committed.
This means if I call about anything else the police won't help me.
Its the same in many other areas also.
This went into affect when the governor declared a state of emergency and has renewed this state of emergency every 2 weeks.
The representatives in my state have told him it was illegal to renew the sate of emergency but guess what: They have not done anything to stop him from renewing the state of emergency over and over.
This keeps the rule in place that cops will NOT come to your aid unless a violent crime is being committed.
IF A VIOLENT CRIME IS BEING COMMITTED AND YOUR THE VICTIM ITS TO LATE TO CALL THE POLICE!!!!!! DUH.
Get a weapon - A gun to protect yourself if possible.
If you depend on the police to protect you or your family, the lag time could make you a victim of a violent crime while you are being assaulted.
If you survive you could call the police later may be from the hospital etc.
The in name only, "black lives matter" wants to defund the police nationwide.
You need to also protect yourself from the group BLM, antifa and those who support and join their efforts to allow you to become a victim of a violent crime because of no response from the police.
Read that last sentence again.
This means I personally will not only be carrying a concealed weapon protecting myself from criminals like blm/antifa but also people who support these radical groups!
I consider people who support BLM etc as a real threat and potential criminals.
I don't care if some of these people are just trying to make a statement by saying they support the in name only group called, "black lives matter".
If in ignorance you have been duped into joing the radical mob of BLM you are considered a threat by me.
You have the potential to join in on the violence of BLM mob mentality.
There are many others who are also "packing" and are able and willing to defend themselves as I am.
My advice:
Be prepared and ready to protect yourself from anyone.
Don't be a victim because you depended on the police or think you it will not happen to you.
Minneapolis council members are just like criminals that have obtain guns in an illegal manner except they have obtained "hired" guns via priate security.
Please visit badgewise.net and support your local police.
Don't become a victim of "black lives matter" and antifa propaganda.
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved a proposal to
eliminate the city's police department Friday June 26, 2020 , initiating steps
toward establishing a new "holistic" approach to public safety.
"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts" expresses the essence of holism. Holism generally opposes the Western tendency toward
analysis, the breaking down of wholes into parts sometimes to the
point that "you can't see the forest for the trees". Holism is an
important concept in the sciences and social sciences, and especially in
medicine. Holistic medicine tries to treat the "whole person" rather
than focusing too narrowly on single symptoms.
Editor Note
The city council is taking a holistic approach to their own security after they unanimously approved a proposal to let their constituents live without police protection.
One of the council members who spoke with Fox 9 said they did not alert
the threats to the MPD because they were consumed with dealing with the “global pandemic and global uprising” after Floyd's death.
But they noted that the threats had been wide-ranging, attacking their ethnicity, gender identity and sexuality.
The Minneapolis Police Department, which would traditionally provide
security in this scenario, could not be reached by Fox News but told Fox
9 that the MPD does not have any records of recent threats against the
three council members.
{What about all the threats, crimes and killings of the people in their city? The city council has not allowed the police to protect the citizens in Minneapolis. The city council is a motely crew of 13 council members that will not allow the police to protect them or the citizens of Minneapolis.
Is this not crazy?}
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Minneapolis Police Department
We in the Minneapolis
Police Department gain our authority from the community. We recognize
that public safety is not just the absence of crime but the presence of
justice.
Bonus Editor Note
The Minneapolis city council has given the protection of the people in Minneapolis over to thugs, like "black lives matter" group of people hell bent on destruction and the killing of police.
The group "black lives matter" wasn't elected by the poeple of Minneapolis to represent them.
This is a terrorist group of thugs and communists along with others who want to vent their anger by using "black lives matter" which is actually an empty slogan used by the group to garner support.
Public safety depends on the police and a community that is willing to support the police.
There are many people in Minneapolis that do not support "black lives matter" because it is a violent terrorist group that uses the name "black lives matter" to garner support for black people when in fact the organization supports the lgbt agenda. Founded by 3 lesbians who also support communism etc.
Police in minneapolis are not allowed to protect the citizens of Minneapolis because of the mayor and city council.
Destruction and chaos continues in Minneapolis because of this.
People that live in Minneapolis are not safe and neither are the 13 member city council that has voted to eliminate the city's police department.
If I lived in Minneapolis I would get out of that city ASAP.
When the city council does do away with the Minneapolis police dept things will not change.
Why?
The Minneapolis city council and mayor have already eliminated the police department by NOT allowing the police to enforce laws and protect the citizens of Minneapolis.
The city council members sould be sued along with the mayor.
Personally I support the police. Please visit badgewise.net and support your local police.
"black lives matter" would have you believe that all police officers and all white people are the same.
This is racist and of course is not true just as it is not true of others groups of people including blacks.
"black lives matter" promotes a mob mentality.
The Psychology of Mob Mentality and Violence. Published Articles The Psychology of Mob Mentality
and Violence By Dr Wendy James ... First is Contagion Theory, proposes
that crowds exert a hypnotic influence on their members that results in irrational and emotionally charged behavior often referred to as crowd frenzy.
"Black lives matter" along with antifa exert an hypnotic, irrational, emotionally charged behavior that drives protesters into a frenzy.
This is enhanced by the FAKE news media constantly.
College students and others have been taught in schools to ignore authority and rebel against authority.
Hence we see the group "black lives matter" being promoted also.
Violence and destruction accomplish nothing except garner attention by the FAKE news media for further promotion of the "black lives matter" hidden agenda.
If you want to make a real difference and change the world for good purposes don't join the "black lives matter" mod of violence against other people because of perceived misconceptions.
Please visit badgewise.net and support your local police.
Don't become a victim of "black lives matter" and antifa propaganda.
Read all of the fine
print first about the group "black lives matter" before you join their mob.
Read the BLM fine print before you join their protests. This is the
information the national news media is not telling you.
Go to your local police department, or call them, and ask how you can donate.
Its not always that the city and state budget covers all their expenses, the
more you donate as a community the safer your neighborhood will be.
