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Reptiloīdu manevrs. Ko koordinē tie paši, kas gribēja izbraukt cauri ar "herd immunity". Ir taču skaidri redzams, ka Ķīna, Singapūra un Dienvidkoreja izvēlējās pareizo stratēģiju.
Tā nav pirmā reize, kad UK valdība manipulē informāciju pandēmijas laikā:
"British government essentially told its subjects that it was their patriotic duty to “carry on” as normal and make sure the cogs of the economy continued to whir. This created a perfect environment for mass infection, she argues, a mistake repeated in the United States when President Wilson led a parade of 25,000 New Yorkers down the ‘Avenue of the Allies’ in October 1918. “That same week, 2,100 New Yorkers died of influenza,” writes Arnold."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitn ess/body/coronavirus-spanish-flu-dark-hi story-keep-calm-carry-advice/
Tā nav pirmā reize, kad UK valdība manipulē informāciju pandēmijas laikā:
"British government essentially told its subjects that it was their patriotic duty to “carry on” as normal and make sure the cogs of the economy continued to whir. This created a perfect environment for mass infection, she argues, a mistake repeated in the United States when President Wilson led a parade of 25,000 New Yorkers down the ‘Avenue of the Allies’ in October 1918. “That same week, 2,100 New Yorkers died of influenza,” writes Arnold."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitn
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In 1831, the first “Asiatic cholera” pandemic reached the UK via the port of Sunderland. Although the terrible nature of the disease was evident to local doctors, vested interests delayed the notification of authorities in London because of concern about negative effects on business. Of course, more people died, and the port was quarantined.
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/bo ris-johnson-coronavirus-uk-nhs-eu-sympto ms-a9372526.html?utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=Feed
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/bo
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