Corona Virus Updates Part 6

Another celebrity revealing themselves to be a moron...

Jennifer Aniston explains cutting off unvaccinated friends

...if you have the variant, you are still able to give it to me," she posted on Thursday.
"I may get slightly sick but I will not be admitted to a hospital and or die.
"But I can give it to someone else who does not have the vaccine and whose health is compromised (or has a previous existing condition) - and therefore I would put their lives at risk."

So, she comprehends that even if you're jabbed you can still get covid and then infect someone else... So far so good. But this means that, by her own admission, anyone who's vaccinated can do this. So why is she only ghosting her unvaccinated friends, when her fully vaccinated bum chums can also infect her, just like she's afraid of infecting others.

Another publicity hungry dumdass celeb virtue signalling for some 'look-at-me' headlines, but too hard of thinking to realise that her own words undermine the point she thinks she's making.

These are the people getting paid more in a week than you'll earn in a year because they're so 'talented'. Things are really off kilter!

Tokyo update
August 7, 2021
Time: 7:30

This is a basic run-down of what has been taking place.

On The 6th, 15,645 infections have been announced nationwide so far, the most so far in the day's announcement.
As a result, more than 1 million people in Japan have been confirmed to be infected with covid-19.

In addition, there were a total of 20 deaths: 5 in Kanagawa Prefecture, 4 in Tokyo, 2 in Osaka Prefecture, 2 in Aichi Prefecture, 1 in Hyogo Prefecture, 1 in Hokkaido, 1 in Chiba Prefecture, 1 in Saitama Prefecture, 1 in Okinawa Prefecture, 1 in Fukuoka Prefecture, and 1 in Akita
Prefecture.
A total of 1,002,805 people have been confirmed infected in Japan, including airport quarantines, with 712 passengers and crew on cruise
ships.
A total of 15,274 people died, with 15,261 confirmed infected people in the country and 13 cruise ship
passengers.


1. Fukuoka Prefecture announced today that 742 new people in the prefecture have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
2. Yamanashi Prefecture and Kofu City announced today that they have confirmed that 79 new people in Yamanashi Prefecture have been infected with the novel coronavirus.
3. On July 7, it was announced that a total of 1,893 people in Kanagawa Prefecture were confirmed to have been infected with the novel coronavirus.
4, This prefecture is next to Tokyo, On July 7, 1,449 new people in Saitama Prefecture were confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
5. Miyagi Prefecture and Sendai City announced today that 106 new people have been confirmed to be infected with covid-19. It is the third day in a row that the announcement of the infection confirmation of the day exceeds 100 people.
6. Tochigi Prefecture and Utsunomiya City announced today that they have confirmed the infection of the new coronavirus in 164 new people in the prefecture. It is the third most announced day ever. 9,216 people have been confirmed infected in Tochigi Prefecture.
7. Osaka Prefecture announced today that 1,123 new people in the prefecture have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
8. Ibaraki Prefecture and Mito City announced today that 256 new people have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
9. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government announced today that it has confirmed that 4,566 new people have been infected with the coronavirus in Tokyo. It is the second largest ever, with 508 more people than on Saturday a week ago, and the rapid spread of infection continues. The capital also revealed that four people who had been confirmed infected had died.
10. On July 7, it was announced that 347 new people in Hokkaido have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
11. Aichi Prefecture announced that 459 new people in the prefecture have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.
12. Okinawa Prefecture announced today that 548 new people have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus.

13. That's 109 more than last Saturday, the highest number of infections ever published on Saturday.
This brings the total number of infected people confirmed in the prefecture to 28,167.
14. Hyogo Prefecture announced today that it has confirmed that 503 new people in the prefecture have been infected with the new coronavirus. This is the first time since May 8, three months ago, that the number of people in the prefecture has exceeded 500.

So you guys experiencing a spike in hospitalisations?
I find it interesting that so much research is being done by Japanese scientists and their results are going against the 'narrative'.
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: angelchemuel
So you guys experiencing a spike in hospitalisations?
I find it interesting that so much research is being done by Japanese scientists and their results are going against the 'narrative'.
Rainbows
Jane

Our deaths are down, that should speak of all the BS about people dying by the thousands. Sadly, the hospitals turn away people and tell them to go home. I guess they give them some medications also. Currently most hospitals are at capacity, that really shouldn't mean too much because hospitals here really don't have that many beds available for Covid patients.
What's really hard is to get a PCR test. You have to go to a doctor first and then be approved for testing at the hospital and then go to a special testing place. So the above figures that I posted for today are either real or inflated. We have one of 2 major time offs coming up this week. If these figures have been inflated for people to stay put to not spread the virus, I think it will back fire. As mentioned many times on this this D and P threads is that I live in a Medical University town and my wife's students parents are in the medical field. There does not seem to be a panic currently and other then wearing a mask with shopping or to the doc, its like if you never listen to the news, you'd wouldn't think there is a " pandemic "" going on. For me, I intend to do some cross country cycling once typhoon #10 passes by. The problem is this typhoon is in direct path of where we live. It also can be one of these " super typhoons " also. We've had so much damage in the last two years that people are still living in temp shelters.
The wife says we all will get it one time or another. Sad thing is, people are being conned into thinking they will only get a mild case of the virus once vaccinated. That simply isn't true. Many of the new in the hospitals now have been vaccinated.
We all are being conned into a false security of safety being vaccinated. Okinawa is a very good example of what I'm referring too.
As always, thank you for reading my post.

a reply to: musicismagic

Thank you for replying. So Japan is playing it pretty cool and not going overboard with restrictions then yes?
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: musicismagic

Thank you for replying. So Japan is playing it pretty cool and not going overboard with restrictions then yes?
Rainbows
Jane

Our govt. here knows something. In the late 60's or early 70's when the university students protested, it got real nasty. The govt. learned something. And that is to " ask but try the best not to tell the people what they can not do ". Japan is an island, the economy here is pretty much toasted already. They don't need rioting going on this time around, that's for sure.
Employment, real employment that is, its hard to find these days.
The only restrictions that I know of are travel international travel restrictions. VERY STRICT, which is good.
We are free to do as we please with some govt "enforced " restrictions. I won't name them because they change from prefecture to prefecture. One thing I'm aware of is that city operated campgrounds are closed throughout the nation at the moment, and I love camping , which I still intend to do. It will just be " wild ' camping .

Feel free to ask me questions anytime.

One thing that puzzles me about this is why the FDA, that must be under TREMENDOUS pressure to approve the vaccines for public use, STILL to this day refuses to do so. So out of curiosity, I looked to see who is in charge of the FDA.

Janet Woodcock was named Acting Commissioner of Food and Drugs on January 20, 2021.

SOURCE: www.fda.gov...

Hmm, Janet Woodcock was named acting commissions of the FDA on 01-20-2021. The very same day that Joe Biden was inaugurated. Was that just a coincidence? Or was she appointed to that position by Joe Biden on a day he most certainly had a LOT of things on his plate?

And if so, even being an appointee by Joe Biden, is apparently bucking the pressure to go along with the program to just approve the vaccines and then allow the government the carte blanche to steamroll over most of the resistance from people to take the jab. WHY is she resisting so hard when I am sure it would be much, MUCH easier to just capitulate to the pressure certainly being applied against her resistance? What does she know?

Anyway, just thought that was curious.

a reply to: Rich Z

But is she 'really' resisting?

I mean, I keep seeing news that the Pfizer shot (which IMO is the worst of the lot) is expected to be approved by mid-September..

a reply to: lostgirl

Yes, full FDA licensure expected early September. We just got a few briefings on it. Approved or not, military will be getting it on the required vaccination list. Looks like many federal employees will be getting the push next month instead of a strong recommendation.

It’s too much paperwork to analyze, they’re usually much more resistant to stuff like this. Rushing through data and reports usually works out well.

I believe that once the FDA gives their stamp of approval on the vaccine(s), THEN the pressure will be really be turned on to go after those unvaccinated [facetiousness ON] that are causing so much grief and hardship to the brave souls that have already chosen to take the jab for the good of all humanity.[facetiousness OFF]

www.visiontimes.com...

The country that vaccinated most people. everything rises

a reply to: Rich Z


A large unvaccinated control group would be very bad for the narrative. I think we have a real problem which eventually nature will sort out one way or another. I just met a couple of people that did not really want the shot but because they want to travel had it against their better judgment. This travel is a freedom thing and quite a few people really dismiss any conspiracy thinking, because, in the end, they will believe what they want to simply to achieve a short-term gain.

a reply to: Rich Z


Let me suggest that the powers that be have to get everyone vaccinated as soon as possible before the delayed effects start to leak out. That's if they ever do as information is rationed now like Nazi Germany. If they have a vaccination deadline, it might be they are totally ignorant of the consequences, but it would have to be before any of the delayed effects of this vaccine become widespread. So then they can spin and even vilify the experts that advised them as scapegoats but either way, the damage would have been done and the plan completed. Even mass genocide can be spun. The jews were told they were being relocated for their safety so, playing that card again is a bit lame but you never know, it never would have crossed their minds that when they arrived at the safety camp they would be checked out for usefulness and the ones not required efficiently disposed of. These people were ordinary human beings, just like the Guards who were convinced that ordinary people were a diseased menace to their hygiene and racial purity and cleanliness. That why we must question everything the Government says or does. They are in office at our behest not theirs.

Where is the original coronavirus thread Pre-Jan 20th 2020?

Good post! This all rings frighteningly true. Hypothetically taking this scenario as fact, what is the motive for dramatically culling the populace?

1. The manual labour that requires a large workforce has become redundant thanks to AI?

2. A smaller population is easier to control - less likely to revolt and destroy the status quo of the 1% it favours.

3. The only realistic way to avoid the looming climate catastrophe cliff edge (which is surely becoming ever harder to deny) is to quickly remove as many of the species creating the pollution as possible. Sure, there’s big corp creating pollution across the planet, but with a vastly reduced customer base they’ll create less pollution, as well as the population itself creating less pollution. I believe that if tptb were presented a ‘no choice’ scenario such as this they would not hesitate to unroll a virus with a killer cure.


In this hypothetical realm these are not mutually exclusive motives, but current realities and connecting them to the apparently chaotic and incompetent leadership makes a great deal of sense; the leadership doesn’t seem so incompetent, but instead ‘on-scripts.

However, because it’s possible to make this picture out of the available jigsaw pieces, it doesn’t mean it’s the correct picture. A picture of us all simply being led by venal idiots making money and a mess out of a series of unfortunate coincidences is equally likely - probably more so!

a reply to: McGinty
I keep thinking......The Kingsman.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: McGinty
I keep thinking......The Kingsman.

While, like Eggsy I did grow up on a south London council estate, I’ve unfortunately not been approached by any secret agents asking me to help save the world from a climate change fanatic. But I’ll look up my old neighbours and ask if any of them did - you never know 😉

a reply to: McGinty
The bit where Samuel L Jackson speaks to heads of states about useless eaters destroying the planet.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Like mr Jackson’s character I too think there’s way too many humans on planet Earth. Unlike Jackson’s character I’d prefer the reduction to happen via education, birth control and over many decades with a fairer distribution of wealth. Funny how similar end goals can lead folk in opposite directions..

a reply to: McGinty

Many parts of the jigsaw have indeed come together and to an observer, it could be seen as some master plan. But that could also be said of other periods in the past where the peaks of cycles have all combined. During those times when the resources are under pressure, the same scenarios have unfolded. The power brokers don't want their way of life disrupted by the common Plebs. But we are in a Novel situation, where top Government advisors, these are the really bright boys, whose fortune and future are tied to the said power people. Would have advised their bosses, that the main drivers of historical social change are reaching tipping points. Pollution, Population. and Climate, which will if left to chance will in high probability most likely cause chaos and their demise along with it. If you were one of these people what would you do to keep at the top of the food chain? This issue has a simple solution, but one where the time has actually run out, for an orderly population decrease. The answer I suspect is to accelerate the die-off without a War, which would be counterproductive, and to avoid chaos in doing so. All governments of high population areas would be singing from the same songbook, most of politics is pure theatre anyway.
Hard control of information, so all figures can be massaged to avoid chaos, where there are leaks plug them until only official government figures are left. The useless eaters go first. Nothing personal, you can even avoid the culling if your savy enough, but of course most won't even see it coming. On the macro scale, it can be justified, by operating on a patient by removing the diseased tissue, for the future health of the patient. The strict control of movement while things work out, got your Jab yet? This might be complete bull# but on the other hand?