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FAUCI & NIH EXPERIMENTED with TOXIC DRUGS on HUNDREDS of UNCONFIRMED AIDS infected ORPHAN CHILDREN. From 1992 to 2004, a 12 year long experiment with extremely dangerous and toxic drugs, Fauci funded and cleared the NIH to use these experimental drugs on orphan children in New York City. The children ranged from babies to young teens. These experiments were for children who had AIDS. The problem was that most of the children were never even verified and confirmed of actually even having AIDS, but were used in the experiments anyway. So, they were testing drugs for AIDS patients on CHILDREN who they didn't even know if they really even had AIDS in the first place? Sounds like an excuse or cover up for another type of testing or experimental drug. These orphans were supposed to be protected and have guardianship so they couldn't be experimented on by law. They got around this because the orphans were in the care of the ACS (Administration for Child Services) in New York City, who were "technically" their guardians and who also, ironically, had the authority to also ok the testing, which is a huge conflict of interest, when the law clearly states that they must have a legal guardian before any testing is allowed. Not the orphanage's "guardianship." Many claim there were of the books financial incentives involved, which wouldn't surprise me at all. The tests were having extremely adverse affects on the children. The older children at the orphanage noticed these painful symptoms and reactions and refused to take these experimental drugs, so Fauci's NIH was ordered to surgically insert feeding tubes into the older children so they had no choice and were administered these toxic experimental drugs anyway. This was completely against their will. After a long 12 year period of these AIDS experiments, during and after the experiments were over, a total number of over 200 ORPHAN CHILDREN PASSED AWAY from these toxic drugs and there adverse reactions. All of the bodies of these children were put in a mass grave of tons of children that was just an open pit with AstroTurf over the top. Some coffins had more than one child in them as well. Some of the BIG PHARMA companies involved were, MERCK, PROGENICS, and you guessed it, Pfizer. All of the companies were contacted for comment. ALL OF THEM declined. Why the hell isn't Fauci and everyone involved in prison? If this isn't the definition of crimes against humanity, then I don't know what is.
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FAUCI & NIH EXPERIMENTED with TOXIC DRUGS on HUNDREDS of UNCONFIRMED AIDS infected ORPHAN CHILDREN. From 1992 to 2004, a 12 year long experiment with extremely dangerous and toxic drugs, Fauci funded and cleared the NIH to use these experimental drugs on orphan children in New York City. The children ranged from babies to young teens. These experiments were for children who had AIDS. The problem was that most of the children were never even verified and confirmed of actually even having AIDS, but were used in the experiments anyway. So, they were testing drugs for AIDS patients on CHILDREN who they didn't even know if they really even had AIDS in the first place? Sounds like an excuse or cover up for another type of testing or experimental drug. These orphans were supposed to be protected and have guardianship so they couldn't be experimented on by law. They got around this because the orphans were in the care of the ACS (Administration for Child Services) in New York City, who were "technically" their guardians and who also, ironically, had the authority to also ok the testing, which is a huge conflict of interest, when the law clearly states that they must have a legal guardian before any testing is allowed. Not the orphanage's "guardianship." Many claim there were of the books financial incentives involved, which wouldn't surprise me at all. The tests were having extremely adverse affects on the children. The older children at the orphanage noticed these painful symptoms and reactions and refused to take these experimental drugs, so Fauci's NIH was ordered to surgically insert feeding tubes into the older children so they had no choice and were administered these toxic experimental drugs anyway. This was completely against their will. After a long 12 year period of these AIDS experiments, during and after the experiments were over, a total number of over 200 ORPHAN CHILDREN PASSED AWAY from these toxic drugs and there adverse reactions. All of the bodies of these children were put in a mass grave of tons of children that was just an open pit with AstroTurf over the top. Some coffins had more than one child in them as well. Some of the BIG PHARMA companies involved were, MERCK, PROGENICS, and you guessed it, Pfizer. All of the companies were contacted for comment. ALL OF THEM declined. Why the hell isn't Fauci and everyone involved in prison? If this isn't the definition of crimes against humanity, then I don't know what is.

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CRITICAL: Joe Rogan connects the dots between the AIDS and Covid scams (my term): "Maybe [AIDS was] the same as what happened during Covid, but maybe back then, there's no internet, and... they could just get away with it... [and it's Fauci who pushed] the vaccine during... [AIDS and] during the Covid crisis." Rogan (Joe Rogan), who's talking with stand-up comic Brian Redban here, goes on to highlight several key points: 1. The fact that Peter Duesberg, a genius German-American molecular biologist and professor of molecular and cell biology at the University of California, Berkeley, known for his early research into the genetic aspects of cancer, said that AIDS was not due to HIV, but rather namely heavy drug usage among the gay community. 2. AZT (zidovudine), a drug—supposedly—used to treat HIV infection by inhibiting the virus from replicating, was actually doing immense harm. 3. Tony Fauci was the face of both the AIDS and Covid scams (again, my term). Rogan even notes that Fauci pushed both the Covid injections and AZT as quote-unquote "safe and effective." 4. Reading an article in Spin Magazine written by Bob Guccione, Jr., Rogan even highlights the fact that AIDS journalist Cecilia Farber (Celia Farber) had "unearthed hard evidence of the cold-bloodedness of the AIDS establishment pushing a drug [AZT] that was worse than the disease and killed faster than the natural progression of AIDS left untreated." Regarding Covid, note that there are parallels between AZT and Remdesivir, the deadly drug physicians and nurses used to kill "Covid patients" in hospitals. (See tweets 4 and 5.) Critically, note that Rogan's conclusions in this clip almost perfectly parallel those of cancer and AIDS research titan Dr. David Rasnick, who has said that the "bogus" HIV pandemic established the "playbook" for the bogus Covid "pandemic." (See tweet 2.) Also note that a documentary film was made about the possibility AIDS was a scam, dubbed House of Numbers. In the film, Nobel Prize winner and inventor of the PCR technique Kary Mullis noted that there was no link (that he could find) between HIV and AIDS. (See tweet 3.) ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Suge Knight was on— I think he was on Jimmy Kimmel show, talking about how you just inject somebody with AIDS. You can inject them with AIDS. What was my question? Oh, Peter Duesberg, Spin Magazine. "So he wrote this article about it, and then he— I believe he wrote a book about it. But he's fucked. Like, his career completely stalled out after that. He couldn't get funding for things and, you know, widely dismissed by all— most all other scientists. And back then, I used to think it doesn't make sense that this one guy has figured things out and that nobody else does. But now I'm like, maybe it's the same as what happened during COVID but maybe back then, there's no Internet, and maybe back then they could just get away with it. "Maybe back then they got used to getting away with it, which is why they tried it again in 2020. That's why they did the exact same thing to all those, like, legitimate professors, legitimate doctors. They shamed them and banned them. They didn't want anybody deviating. And that's, I think, what they might have done to this guy. "That's crazy to think that the the whole AIDS crisis might have really been about people destroying their immune system through hardcore drug use. That was his contention. People were saying, it's very homophobic. It's like, okay, let's. Let's not. Let's say a bunch of nice things about gay people. Let's. We love them. We appreciate. You know, I have no problem with gay. Let's say it. Like, if you're. If we're talking about this. If you were a doctor back then, gay people are amazing. However, all these gay people are doing drugs. All these gay people that are getting AIDS, like, something like 90% of them were hardcore drug users. This was his contention. "And you would say, 'Well, that's what opens them to the type of behavior that you get AIDS with.' Like, oh, okay, right. But Sam Kinison had a bit about that. Do you remember his bit? He was like, they say, 'Sam, AIDS is a communicable disease. Straight people get it too.' He goes, 'Name one. Name one fucking guy. Name one. It's not our fucking dance.' He didn't write the article, but he's definitely in the article. Right, there was an article about him... No, he didn't write the article. Did I say he wrote it? "Bob Guccione, Spin Magazine. Isn't he the guy that owns Penthouse? I think so. Right? Bob Guccione, Jr. Founder of Spin. "Okay, listen to this. So this is what he wrote, what Bob Guccione Jr. wrote. Scroll up a little higher. At the end of 1989, two years after we started the highly controversial AIDS column, in Spin, we published an article by Cecilia Farber called the Sins of Omission about the truly bad and corrupt science surrounding promoting AZT as a treatment for the syndrome of diseases. Celia was the editor and frequent writer of the column, and unearthed hard evidence of the coldbloodedness of the AIDS establishment, pushing a drug that was worse than the disease and killed faster than the natural progression of AIDS left untreated. "AZT had been an abandoned cancer drug, discarded because of its fatal toxicity, resurrected in the cynical belief that AIDS patients were going to die anyway. So trying it out was sort of like playing with the house's money, because the drug didn't require the usual massive expensive research and trial processes. Having gone through that years earlier, it was insanely profitable for its maker, Burroughs Wellcome. "It was a tragically perfect storm of windfall profits, something to pacify AIDS activists and the media, and a convenient boom to the patient holders for HIV testing. Patent. Excuse me, patent owners, patent holders for HIV testing. Celia, who should get the Congressional Medal of Honor for her brave and relentless reporting here and throughout the 10 years we ran the column, exposed the worthlessness of the drug, the shady studies and deals to suppress the negative findings and its awful and final consequences. "This piece very literally changed the media's view of AIDS and sharpened their discerning and skeptical eye. And soon after, AZT was once again shelved, hopefully this time forever. Many times over the years since, people have come up to me and said that reading this article saved their lives, that they either stopped taking the drug and their health improved vastly, or they never took it because of what we reported. Nothing ever made me prouder. Bob Guccione, Jr. Founder of Spin October 3, 2015. So this is all— This article is all about Peter Duesberg's perspective on this. And, it's very complicated. And it's certainly not for me, a guy like me, to figure out, if he's telling the truth or if he's correct. But what they said about AZT and chemotherapy and pushing AZT through and how they made a bunch of money, that's all true. "Not only that, but they were giving AZT to people that showed no symptoms like Arthur Ashe. Arthur Ash tested positive. They gave him AZT. There's a bunch of people died from taking AZT that probably didn't have to die. That's scary shit, man. If it's the same guy that pushed the vaccine during the AIDS crisis, during the COVID crisis, it's kind of fucked that he got to do it twice. "And if he didn't do it twice, nobody probably would be aware that it was the same guy. Because, even if you know about AZT, nobody was going Anthony Fauci. Nobody was saying that guy's name. You know, you weren't saying when you would talk about the AIDS crisis even. They even made a movie about it, right? Dallas Buyers Club. That's the movie. That's what it's about. The bad guy in Dallas Buyers Club is Anthony Fauci. "That's the guy keeping them from getting other medications and pushing AZT. They do the same thing. We— We played a video the other day where Fauci's talking about AZT. The reason why they use it is because it's both safe and effective. He used the exact same terminology. Fucking wild."
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CRITICAL: Joe Rogan connects the dots between the AIDS and Covid scams (my term): "Maybe [AIDS was] the same as what happened during Covid, but maybe back then, there's no internet, and... they could just get away with it... [and it's Fauci who pushed] the vaccine during... [AIDS and] during the Covid crisis." Rogan (Joe Rogan), who's talking with stand-up comic Brian Redban here, goes on to highlight several key points: 1. The fact that Peter Duesberg, a genius German-American molecular biologist and professor of molecular and cell biology at the University of California, Berkeley, known for his early research into the genetic aspects of cancer, said that AIDS was not due to HIV, but rather namely heavy drug usage among the gay community. 2. AZT (zidovudine), a drug—supposedly—used to treat HIV infection by inhibiting the virus from replicating, was actually doing immense harm. 3. Tony Fauci was the face of both the AIDS and Covid scams (again, my term). Rogan even notes that Fauci pushed both the Covid injections and AZT as quote-unquote "safe and effective." 4. Reading an article in Spin Magazine written by Bob Guccione, Jr., Rogan even highlights the fact that AIDS journalist Cecilia Farber (Celia Farber) had "unearthed hard evidence of the cold-bloodedness of the AIDS establishment pushing a drug [AZT] that was worse than the disease and killed faster than the natural progression of AIDS left untreated." Regarding Covid, note that there are parallels between AZT and Remdesivir, the deadly drug physicians and nurses used to kill "Covid patients" in hospitals. (See tweets 4 and 5.) Critically, note that Rogan's conclusions in this clip almost perfectly parallel those of cancer and AIDS research titan Dr. David Rasnick, who has said that the "bogus" HIV pandemic established the "playbook" for the bogus Covid "pandemic." (See tweet 2.) Also note that a documentary film was made about the possibility AIDS was a scam, dubbed House of Numbers. In the film, Nobel Prize winner and inventor of the PCR technique Kary Mullis noted that there was no link (that he could find) between HIV and AIDS. (See tweet 3.) ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Suge Knight was on— I think he was on Jimmy Kimmel show, talking about how you just inject somebody with AIDS. You can inject them with AIDS. What was my question? Oh, Peter Duesberg, Spin Magazine. "So he wrote this article about it, and then he— I believe he wrote a book about it. But he's fucked. Like, his career completely stalled out after that. He couldn't get funding for things and, you know, widely dismissed by all— most all other scientists. And back then, I used to think it doesn't make sense that this one guy has figured things out and that nobody else does. But now I'm like, maybe it's the same as what happened during COVID but maybe back then, there's no Internet, and maybe back then they could just get away with it. "Maybe back then they got used to getting away with it, which is why they tried it again in 2020. That's why they did the exact same thing to all those, like, legitimate professors, legitimate doctors. They shamed them and banned them. They didn't want anybody deviating. And that's, I think, what they might have done to this guy. "That's crazy to think that the the whole AIDS crisis might have really been about people destroying their immune system through hardcore drug use. That was his contention. People were saying, it's very homophobic. It's like, okay, let's. Let's not. Let's say a bunch of nice things about gay people. Let's. We love them. We appreciate. You know, I have no problem with gay. Let's say it. Like, if you're. If we're talking about this. If you were a doctor back then, gay people are amazing. However, all these gay people are doing drugs. All these gay people that are getting AIDS, like, something like 90% of them were hardcore drug users. This was his contention. "And you would say, 'Well, that's what opens them to the type of behavior that you get AIDS with.' Like, oh, okay, right. But Sam Kinison had a bit about that. Do you remember his bit? He was like, they say, 'Sam, AIDS is a communicable disease. Straight people get it too.' He goes, 'Name one. Name one fucking guy. Name one. It's not our fucking dance.' He didn't write the article, but he's definitely in the article. Right, there was an article about him... No, he didn't write the article. Did I say he wrote it? "Bob Guccione, Spin Magazine. Isn't he the guy that owns Penthouse? I think so. Right? Bob Guccione, Jr. Founder of Spin. "Okay, listen to this. So this is what he wrote, what Bob Guccione Jr. wrote. Scroll up a little higher. At the end of 1989, two years after we started the highly controversial AIDS column, in Spin, we published an article by Cecilia Farber called the Sins of Omission about the truly bad and corrupt science surrounding promoting AZT as a treatment for the syndrome of diseases. Celia was the editor and frequent writer of the column, and unearthed hard evidence of the coldbloodedness of the AIDS establishment, pushing a drug that was worse than the disease and killed faster than the natural progression of AIDS left untreated. "AZT had been an abandoned cancer drug, discarded because of its fatal toxicity, resurrected in the cynical belief that AIDS patients were going to die anyway. So trying it out was sort of like playing with the house's money, because the drug didn't require the usual massive expensive research and trial processes. Having gone through that years earlier, it was insanely profitable for its maker, Burroughs Wellcome. "It was a tragically perfect storm of windfall profits, something to pacify AIDS activists and the media, and a convenient boom to the patient holders for HIV testing. Patent. Excuse me, patent owners, patent holders for HIV testing. Celia, who should get the Congressional Medal of Honor for her brave and relentless reporting here and throughout the 10 years we ran the column, exposed the worthlessness of the drug, the shady studies and deals to suppress the negative findings and its awful and final consequences. "This piece very literally changed the media's view of AIDS and sharpened their discerning and skeptical eye. And soon after, AZT was once again shelved, hopefully this time forever. Many times over the years since, people have come up to me and said that reading this article saved their lives, that they either stopped taking the drug and their health improved vastly, or they never took it because of what we reported. Nothing ever made me prouder. Bob Guccione, Jr. Founder of Spin October 3, 2015. So this is all— This article is all about Peter Duesberg's perspective on this. And, it's very complicated. And it's certainly not for me, a guy like me, to figure out, if he's telling the truth or if he's correct. But what they said about AZT and chemotherapy and pushing AZT through and how they made a bunch of money, that's all true. "Not only that, but they were giving AZT to people that showed no symptoms like Arthur Ashe. Arthur Ash tested positive. They gave him AZT. There's a bunch of people died from taking AZT that probably didn't have to die. That's scary shit, man. If it's the same guy that pushed the vaccine during the AIDS crisis, during the COVID crisis, it's kind of fucked that he got to do it twice. "And if he didn't do it twice, nobody probably would be aware that it was the same guy. Because, even if you know about AZT, nobody was going Anthony Fauci. Nobody was saying that guy's name. You know, you weren't saying when you would talk about the AIDS crisis even. They even made a movie about it, right? Dallas Buyers Club. That's the movie. That's what it's about. The bad guy in Dallas Buyers Club is Anthony Fauci. "That's the guy keeping them from getting other medications and pushing AZT. They do the same thing. We— We played a video the other day where Fauci's talking about AZT. The reason why they use it is because it's both safe and effective. He used the exact same terminology. Fucking wild."

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Why isn't Dr. FAUCI in PRISON after the NIH & himself allowed and ran trials with experimental toxic drugs on unconfirmed AIDS infected orphan CHILDREN? Many ended up dying and were all put into a mass grave. Now that Biden's pardons are considered null and void, it's time to prosecute Fauci for ALL of the numerous sick and evil crimes he's been a part of and allowed to happen, not to mention covid. From 1992 to 2004, a 12 year long experiment with extremely dangerous and toxic drugs, Fauci funded and cleared the NIH to use these experimental drugs on orphan children in New York City and multiple other states. The research was conducted in at least seven states including, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Colorado and Texas, and involved more than four dozen different studies. The foster children ranged from infants to late teens, according to interviews and government records. These experiments were for children who had AIDS. The problem was that most of the children were never even verified and confirmed of actually even having AIDS, but were used in the experiments anyway. These orphans were supposed to be protected and have guardianship so they couldn't be experimented on by law. But this was bypassed by the same people who are supposed to protect these children. They got around this because the orphans were in the care of the ACS (Administration for Child Services) in New York City, who were "technically" their guardians and who also, ironically, had the authority to also ok the testing, which is a huge conflict of interest, when the law clearly states that they must have a legal guardian before any testing is allowed. Not the orphanage's "guardianship." Many claim there were of the books financial incentives involved, which wouldn't surprise me at all. The tests were having extremely adverse affects on the children. The older children at the orphanage noticed these painful symptoms and reactions and refused to take these experimental drugs, so Fauci's NIH was ordered to surgically insert feeding tubes into the older children so they had no choice and were administered these toxic experimental drugs anyway. This was completely against their will. After a long 12 year period of these AIDS experiments, during and after the experiments were over, a total number of over 189+ ORPHAN CHILDREN PASSED AWAY from these toxic drugs and there adverse reactions. All of the bodies of these children were put in a mass grave that was just an open pit with AstroTurf over the top. Some coffins had more than one child in them as well. Some of the BIG PHARMA companies involved were, MERCK, PROGENICS, and you guessed it, Pfizer. All of the companies were contacted for comment. ALL OF THEM declined. Why isn't Fauci and everyone involved in prison? If this isn't the definition of crimes against humanity, then I don't know what is.

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Allie Beth Stuckey

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Nuggie

27,106 次观看 • 3 年前

Day 22 of my 30-Day Water Fast. 💦 This is how I spent the night of Day 21… and trust me, I’d find it hard to believe too if I wasn’t the one actually doing it. But contrary to popular belief, I feel more energetic, clear-minded, and healthier than ever. After running 5 miles, I felt zero soreness, no aches, and my lungs felt stronger than ever. My body’s clearly running off its fat reserves now—and I’ve got plenty of it left to burn through, like we all do. Truthfully, every day I still think about ending it. I miss food. I miss comfort. I miss chicken, rice, steak, all of it. But there’s this little voice inside of me now that says… “keep going.” Maybe even past the 30 days. I don’t know how I’ll feel once I get there, so I’m just taking it one day at a time. Thank you to everyone who’s been watching and supporting me during this. Honestly? I could still do this without the stream—it’d probably be easier without all the noise—but I still appreciate the real ones who’ve been locked in and showing love. If you want to check in or just see how I’m doing any time of day, I’m still live 24/7. Link in bio. Peace. 💕
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Day 22 of my 30-Day Water Fast. 💦 This is how I spent the night of Day 21… and trust me, I’d find it hard to believe too if I wasn’t the one actually doing it. But contrary to popular belief, I feel more energetic, clear-minded, and healthier than ever. After running 5 miles, I felt zero soreness, no aches, and my lungs felt stronger than ever. My body’s clearly running off its fat reserves now—and I’ve got plenty of it left to burn through, like we all do. Truthfully, every day I still think about ending it. I miss food. I miss comfort. I miss chicken, rice, steak, all of it. But there’s this little voice inside of me now that says… “keep going.” Maybe even past the 30 days. I don’t know how I’ll feel once I get there, so I’m just taking it one day at a time. Thank you to everyone who’s been watching and supporting me during this. Honestly? I could still do this without the stream—it’d probably be easier without all the noise—but I still appreciate the real ones who’ve been locked in and showing love. If you want to check in or just see how I’m doing any time of day, I’m still live 24/7. Link in bio. Peace. 💕

FOUSEY

55,723 次观看 • 1 年前

Most people do not realize how deadly sewage floods are because multi-billion dollar corporations have an $864 million annual profit margin to protect by keeping tenants in the dark. If everyone understood the actual science of contamination, these companies could not just mop the floor and move on to the next victim. Common myths like using bleach are actually dangerous. Bleach only addresses surface bacteria and cannot reach the pathogens or fungal colonies that have already been absorbed deep into porous materials like drywall or subfloors. My couch, my bed, and even my medical leg brace straps are currently off-gassing toxic fumes and mycotoxins into the air because you cannot spray your way out of a biohazard that has penetrated the structure of the building. I arrived at this community with a heart full of flowers and gratitude, but that trust was met with a profound corporate betrayal. I spent 20 hours a day for 8 days documenting this willful negligence because I refused to let my health be sacrificed for their bottom line. I am no longer begging these people to find their heart or fulfill their basic legal obligations. I am taking them to court to set a precedent and fight for justice for every single tenant who has been bullied or exploited by a landlord. You can support the fight by engaging, sharing, or donating to my survival and recovery fund which now includes the legal fees needed to take on this machine.
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Most people do not realize how deadly sewage floods are because multi-billion dollar corporations have an $864 million annual profit margin to protect by keeping tenants in the dark. If everyone understood the actual science of contamination, these companies could not just mop the floor and move on to the next victim. Common myths like using bleach are actually dangerous. Bleach only addresses surface bacteria and cannot reach the pathogens or fungal colonies that have already been absorbed deep into porous materials like drywall or subfloors. My couch, my bed, and even my medical leg brace straps are currently off-gassing toxic fumes and mycotoxins into the air because you cannot spray your way out of a biohazard that has penetrated the structure of the building. I arrived at this community with a heart full of flowers and gratitude, but that trust was met with a profound corporate betrayal. I spent 20 hours a day for 8 days documenting this willful negligence because I refused to let my health be sacrificed for their bottom line. I am no longer begging these people to find their heart or fulfill their basic legal obligations. I am taking them to court to set a precedent and fight for justice for every single tenant who has been bullied or exploited by a landlord. You can support the fight by engaging, sharing, or donating to my survival and recovery fund which now includes the legal fees needed to take on this machine.

Gailina⚔️

24,155 次观看 • 6 个月前

What is my view on Trump’s executive order pulling America out of the World Health Organisation? President Donald Trump also signed an executive order temporarily suspending all American foreign assistance programs for 90 days, pending reviews to determine whether they align with his policy goals. America provides an average of US$50 billion annually to foreign aid programmes. This means there will NOT be any new financial aid coming from America to anywhere in the world for the next three months, but in this post, I will focus on America’s withdrawal from the WHO, and will talk about about the global impact of the temporary AID ban in days to come when there is enough clarity on the effect of the ban. America is the biggest economy in the world, or possibly the second largest after China, so its contribution to the WHO, though significant, is not irreplaceable. Its contribution amounts to an average of US$120 million annually in the past ten years. That equates to roughly 1.3 tonnes of gold, a resource that Africa has in abundance. Trump’s decision does not prevent other countries from stepping in to fill the gap left by America’s withdrawal. It is not as though the US was solving a problem no other nation could address. From Africa to Europe to Asia and the Americas, others are capable of taking responsibility too and fill in the void left by America. The real danger, however, lies in the possibility that irresponsible and corrupt leaders may fail to step up and address and fund critical issues, such as the fight against HIV and AIDS. If such leadership fails, the world—including America—could face a resurgence of new infections like HIV, undoing years of progress. This would be a massive tragedy for America as well, it won’t be able to insulate itself from resurgent infections short of sealing its borders which it can’t. In today’s highly mobile world, it is impossible to isolate one country from the consequences of a global health crisis. HIV has been controlled through antiretroviral medication, which prevents HIV carriers from infecting others. If access to these medications is disrupted, everyone, including Americans, would be at risk. This could even force the US to return to old practices such as requiring HIV status disclosure before issuing visas to enter and live in America. This can’t be done with short term tourist and business visas, so even those coming in for a short period for a conference or meeting could carry the virus after unknowingly getting infected in many ways, and they can infect someone in America during their short stay. Africa’s annual antiretroviral medication bill is around US$2.8 billion, it is funded partly by America and other countries and agencies who might rethink their participation in the WHO too, there are many global leaders who emulate Trump like Argentina's Javier Gerardo Milei, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Hungary's Viktor Orbán. If leaders like Argentina’s Javier Milei, Italy’s Giorgia Meloni, and Hungary’s Viktor Orbán follow Trump’s lead and withdraw from the WHO, this would be a serious blow to global health efforts. However, if the US$2.8 billion antiretroviral bill for Africa is divided across 54 African countries, this amounts to only US$51.8 million per country annually—equivalent to approximately 595 kilograms of gold per nation. Unfortunately, Africa is riddled by corrupt and heartless leaders who rob and loot from their people and seek medical assistance outside the continent using taxpayers money. While it is logically possible for African nations to fund their own HIV treatment programmes and infectious diseases control, these leaders’ greed often leaves their populations to suffer needlessly. Another downside of America’s withdrawal is the loss of its technical medical expertise. As the executive order for withdrawal from the WHO outlines, American personnel working with the WHO will be withdrawn within 12 months from today. The US is a global leader in science and technology, and the loss of its knowledge and contributions will be felt worldwide especially by the poor in the Global South. This situation could, however, provide an opportunity for countries like China to step into the leadership vacuum left by America. Nature doesn’t like a vacuum, but Africa, lacking the required technological expertise and plagued by poor governance, is unlikely to fill this gap although it can and should fill it. It is easier for Africa’s middle class to applaud Donald Trump for this move, but it is the poor, who have no voice, who will suffer the most because they lack the means and ability to remove corrupt governments. One child was dying every fifteen minutes from HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe only 15 years ago until the world intervened. This could become the reality once again unless Africans take action to force their governments to act responsibly for once! So while Trump’s withdrawal from the WHO poses challenges, it also highlights the need for Africa to reassess its priorities and build resilient healthcare systems. Addressing corruption and poor governance is vital and an urgent matter for Africa, but this must be coupled with actionable solutions such as regional health funds, stricter accountability for public health spending, and partnerships with international organisations that prioritise transparency. Countries like Botswana, with its effective HIV programmes, demonstrate that progress is possible even in resource limited circumstances if a country has the right leadership, but for that to happen, you need a different type of mindset and less corruption on the continent. Collaboration between governments, private sector, and civil society can also ensure that health crises like HIV/AIDS are addressed sustainably, and by taking responsibility for their own health systems, African nations can reduce their heavy reliance on external aid and ensure better healthcare outcomes for their populations. America First as a doctrine provides a generational opportunity to lessen America’s global influence and create multilateral platforms where world leaders can genuinely provide solutions for their people! This is an opportunity for groups like BRICS to step up and plug the funding deficit, otherwise, failure to do so will expose them as nothing more than paper tigers that rely on American financial benevolence while bellowing empty slogans! So ultimately, the issue is no longer about America’s withdrawal, it is about the world’s willingness to take full responsibility, with each country prioritising the national interest of saving lives before the looting of public funds. The world has enough to go around, what it only lacks are empathetic leaders who put the health of their people ahead of their personal pockets. Trump will be a four-year global phenomenon, so the world must make a plan instead of mourning about what many in the global health fraternity have labelled a reckless and populist decision that, in the long term, won’t benefit America much! Those who support America’s withdrawal from the WHO should note that it is not just about money, but also about American medical expertise, technology transfer from the US, providing global leadership during pandemics, and having a united world when tackling healthcare disasters like COVID-19, HIV/AIDS, and Ebola. Lastly, if poor African countries run by greedy, corrupt dictators end up with shortages of antiretroviral medicines, countries like South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana, which have well-run programmes, would end up carrying the burden of cross-border health tourism. Trump’s shakeup requires leadership interventions like never required before, are African leaders ready to provide that leadership?
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What is my view on Trump’s executive order pulling America out of the World Health Organisation? President Donald Trump also signed an executive order temporarily suspending all American foreign assistance programs for 90 days, pending reviews to determine whether they align with his policy goals. America provides an average of US$50 billion annually to foreign aid programmes. This means there will NOT be any new financial aid coming from America to anywhere in the world for the next three months, but in this post, I will focus on America’s withdrawal from the WHO, and will talk about about the global impact of the temporary AID ban in days to come when there is enough clarity on the effect of the ban. America is the biggest economy in the world, or possibly the second largest after China, so its contribution to the WHO, though significant, is not irreplaceable. Its contribution amounts to an average of US$120 million annually in the past ten years. That equates to roughly 1.3 tonnes of gold, a resource that Africa has in abundance. Trump’s decision does not prevent other countries from stepping in to fill the gap left by America’s withdrawal. It is not as though the US was solving a problem no other nation could address. From Africa to Europe to Asia and the Americas, others are capable of taking responsibility too and fill in the void left by America. The real danger, however, lies in the possibility that irresponsible and corrupt leaders may fail to step up and address and fund critical issues, such as the fight against HIV and AIDS. If such leadership fails, the world—including America—could face a resurgence of new infections like HIV, undoing years of progress. This would be a massive tragedy for America as well, it won’t be able to insulate itself from resurgent infections short of sealing its borders which it can’t. In today’s highly mobile world, it is impossible to isolate one country from the consequences of a global health crisis. HIV has been controlled through antiretroviral medication, which prevents HIV carriers from infecting others. If access to these medications is disrupted, everyone, including Americans, would be at risk. This could even force the US to return to old practices such as requiring HIV status disclosure before issuing visas to enter and live in America. This can’t be done with short term tourist and business visas, so even those coming in for a short period for a conference or meeting could carry the virus after unknowingly getting infected in many ways, and they can infect someone in America during their short stay. Africa’s annual antiretroviral medication bill is around US$2.8 billion, it is funded partly by America and other countries and agencies who might rethink their participation in the WHO too, there are many global leaders who emulate Trump like Argentina's Javier Gerardo Milei, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Hungary's Viktor Orbán. If leaders like Argentina’s Javier Milei, Italy’s Giorgia Meloni, and Hungary’s Viktor Orbán follow Trump’s lead and withdraw from the WHO, this would be a serious blow to global health efforts. However, if the US$2.8 billion antiretroviral bill for Africa is divided across 54 African countries, this amounts to only US$51.8 million per country annually—equivalent to approximately 595 kilograms of gold per nation. Unfortunately, Africa is riddled by corrupt and heartless leaders who rob and loot from their people and seek medical assistance outside the continent using taxpayers money. While it is logically possible for African nations to fund their own HIV treatment programmes and infectious diseases control, these leaders’ greed often leaves their populations to suffer needlessly. Another downside of America’s withdrawal is the loss of its technical medical expertise. As the executive order for withdrawal from the WHO outlines, American personnel working with the WHO will be withdrawn within 12 months from today. The US is a global leader in science and technology, and the loss of its knowledge and contributions will be felt worldwide especially by the poor in the Global South. This situation could, however, provide an opportunity for countries like China to step into the leadership vacuum left by America. Nature doesn’t like a vacuum, but Africa, lacking the required technological expertise and plagued by poor governance, is unlikely to fill this gap although it can and should fill it. It is easier for Africa’s middle class to applaud Donald Trump for this move, but it is the poor, who have no voice, who will suffer the most because they lack the means and ability to remove corrupt governments. One child was dying every fifteen minutes from HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe only 15 years ago until the world intervened. This could become the reality once again unless Africans take action to force their governments to act responsibly for once! So while Trump’s withdrawal from the WHO poses challenges, it also highlights the need for Africa to reassess its priorities and build resilient healthcare systems. Addressing corruption and poor governance is vital and an urgent matter for Africa, but this must be coupled with actionable solutions such as regional health funds, stricter accountability for public health spending, and partnerships with international organisations that prioritise transparency. Countries like Botswana, with its effective HIV programmes, demonstrate that progress is possible even in resource limited circumstances if a country has the right leadership, but for that to happen, you need a different type of mindset and less corruption on the continent. Collaboration between governments, private sector, and civil society can also ensure that health crises like HIV/AIDS are addressed sustainably, and by taking responsibility for their own health systems, African nations can reduce their heavy reliance on external aid and ensure better healthcare outcomes for their populations. America First as a doctrine provides a generational opportunity to lessen America’s global influence and create multilateral platforms where world leaders can genuinely provide solutions for their people! This is an opportunity for groups like BRICS to step up and plug the funding deficit, otherwise, failure to do so will expose them as nothing more than paper tigers that rely on American financial benevolence while bellowing empty slogans! So ultimately, the issue is no longer about America’s withdrawal, it is about the world’s willingness to take full responsibility, with each country prioritising the national interest of saving lives before the looting of public funds. The world has enough to go around, what it only lacks are empathetic leaders who put the health of their people ahead of their personal pockets. Trump will be a four-year global phenomenon, so the world must make a plan instead of mourning about what many in the global health fraternity have labelled a reckless and populist decision that, in the long term, won’t benefit America much! Those who support America’s withdrawal from the WHO should note that it is not just about money, but also about American medical expertise, technology transfer from the US, providing global leadership during pandemics, and having a united world when tackling healthcare disasters like COVID-19, HIV/AIDS, and Ebola. Lastly, if poor African countries run by greedy, corrupt dictators end up with shortages of antiretroviral medicines, countries like South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana, which have well-run programmes, would end up carrying the burden of cross-border health tourism. Trump’s shakeup requires leadership interventions like never required before, are African leaders ready to provide that leadership?

Hopewell Chin’ono

43,726 次观看 • 1 年前

Why We Show Up for Zeudi To some, it might appear extreme: crossing oceans, reshuffling days, taking leave, losing sleep, all for a contestant on a reality show. Those who ask "why?" perhaps have never known what it is to exist quietly at life’s margins: unheard, unseen, unchosen. When Zeudi Di Palma entered the #GrandeFratello house at 23, she was just a sociology student anticipating a carefree adventure. She arrived without strategy, without powerful agencies backing her, just herself: authentic, compassionate, curious, principled. Yet what unfolded was anything but carefree. Slowly, painfully, she found herself at the center of an unintended social experiment. She, the student, became the study itself without ever consenting. Love, when it emerged, was tangled in manipulation and confusion. Her bisexuality dissected, doubted, and derided. Her presence threatened fragile egos, her gentle nature was twisted into cunning strategy. Week after week, she faced not empathy but hostility, indifference, and silence. No one in that house (except Chiara) stood between her and the storm. No voice from production acknowledged the injustice. No hand reached out as she visibly crumbled. So, we stepped forward. We did what they refused to do: We showed up. Because the world outside witnessed clearly what those inside chose to ignore. People from over 130 countries -many places where queerness is not just judged but criminalized- recognized in Zeudi a quiet rebellion: a resistance that does not scream, yet refuses to yield. Some journey across seas not for recognition or fleeting applause, but to reclaim dignity: hers, and ours. Even if she never lays eyes on us, even if we never appear on their screens, our presence is a clear and resonant declaration: You didn’t imagine it. We saw what they did. We heard what they refused to hear. And we stand here, entirely for you. ♥️ Those unable to travel are no less present. They are the sleepless ones, the dedicated voters juggling second phones and VPNs, the translators, the writers, the organizers. They are voices fiercely loving Zeudi in a world urging her silence. Others.. They brand us delusional, dismiss us as bots, label us toxic. But this isn’t fandom, it’s collective defiance. It is a chorus insisting: If the world abandons someone like Zeudi, we will embody the world that refuses to. Yet, it’s not only about her. It’s about every soul courageous enough to remain genuine in spaces rewarding cruelty. It’s for quiet kids hidden in shadows, taught kindness is weakness. For queer youth who watched Miss Italy the graceful, gentle, proud, be erased and thought: If someone like her can vanish, what hope remains for me? This is for them as well. To affirm: You matter. You may be attacked, but you will be defended. Misunderstood, yet deeply seen. Because Zeudi was, and so too are you. She didn’t become a symbol through ambition, but through necessity. They forced her solitude, forced her to stand alone and still, she stood. Perhaps she’ll glimpse the crowd outside the studio. Perhaps not. But she will feel it. One way or another, she will know. Zeudi has lived a lifetime overlooked: never the first chosen, never the favored one. But today, people travel thousands of miles, take sick days, rearrange their lives, and reach out to strangers for votes, rewriting this narrative completely. Today, she is our first choice. No matter the outcome of that finale, nothing can take this truth away from her. #Zeudiners #ZEUDICRASH Zeudiners | Jenlisa | Taylor Swift Mariarosaria
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Why We Show Up for Zeudi To some, it might appear extreme: crossing oceans, reshuffling days, taking leave, losing sleep, all for a contestant on a reality show. Those who ask "why?" perhaps have never known what it is to exist quietly at life’s margins: unheard, unseen, unchosen. When Zeudi Di Palma entered the #GrandeFratello house at 23, she was just a sociology student anticipating a carefree adventure. She arrived without strategy, without powerful agencies backing her, just herself: authentic, compassionate, curious, principled. Yet what unfolded was anything but carefree. Slowly, painfully, she found herself at the center of an unintended social experiment. She, the student, became the study itself without ever consenting. Love, when it emerged, was tangled in manipulation and confusion. Her bisexuality dissected, doubted, and derided. Her presence threatened fragile egos, her gentle nature was twisted into cunning strategy. Week after week, she faced not empathy but hostility, indifference, and silence. No one in that house (except Chiara) stood between her and the storm. No voice from production acknowledged the injustice. No hand reached out as she visibly crumbled. So, we stepped forward. We did what they refused to do: We showed up. Because the world outside witnessed clearly what those inside chose to ignore. People from over 130 countries -many places where queerness is not just judged but criminalized- recognized in Zeudi a quiet rebellion: a resistance that does not scream, yet refuses to yield. Some journey across seas not for recognition or fleeting applause, but to reclaim dignity: hers, and ours. Even if she never lays eyes on us, even if we never appear on their screens, our presence is a clear and resonant declaration: You didn’t imagine it. We saw what they did. We heard what they refused to hear. And we stand here, entirely for you. ♥️ Those unable to travel are no less present. They are the sleepless ones, the dedicated voters juggling second phones and VPNs, the translators, the writers, the organizers. They are voices fiercely loving Zeudi in a world urging her silence. Others.. They brand us delusional, dismiss us as bots, label us toxic. But this isn’t fandom, it’s collective defiance. It is a chorus insisting: If the world abandons someone like Zeudi, we will embody the world that refuses to. Yet, it’s not only about her. It’s about every soul courageous enough to remain genuine in spaces rewarding cruelty. It’s for quiet kids hidden in shadows, taught kindness is weakness. For queer youth who watched Miss Italy the graceful, gentle, proud, be erased and thought: If someone like her can vanish, what hope remains for me? This is for them as well. To affirm: You matter. You may be attacked, but you will be defended. Misunderstood, yet deeply seen. Because Zeudi was, and so too are you. She didn’t become a symbol through ambition, but through necessity. They forced her solitude, forced her to stand alone and still, she stood. Perhaps she’ll glimpse the crowd outside the studio. Perhaps not. But she will feel it. One way or another, she will know. Zeudi has lived a lifetime overlooked: never the first chosen, never the favored one. But today, people travel thousands of miles, take sick days, rearrange their lives, and reach out to strangers for votes, rewriting this narrative completely. Today, she is our first choice. No matter the outcome of that finale, nothing can take this truth away from her. #Zeudiners #ZEUDICRASH Zeudiners | Jenlisa | Taylor Swift Mariarosaria

whatever

31,082 次观看 • 1 年前

Is Detroit’s Poisoned Dirt a Flint-Level Crisis? The city demolished 30,000 homes under Duggan, and dumping unwanted toxic fill may have been standard procedure By Charlie LeDuff Charlie LeDuff How poisoned is Detroit, really? The city desperately wants you to believe it’s “just” 500 demolition holes that have been stuffed with toxic soil containing substances like mercury, lead, cadmium and benzene at levels too dangerous for human touch. If that’s not bad enough, consider that the true number of holes laced with carcinogens may be in the thousands most likely; tens of thousands quite possibly. It’s a human and environmental catastrophe on the scale of the Flint water disaster. And it’s lays squarely on the arrow shoulders of former Mayor Mike Duggan and current Mayor Mary Sheffield. Over the past dozen years, Duggan has gone to extraordinary lengths to hide the crimes and incompetencies of his demolition program. When it was the subject of a seven-years-long federal investigation, Duggan went to Washington hat-in-hand to ask Biden to make it go away, which Biden did. Duggan hired the lawyer who represented the Clinton Foundation in its racketeering lawsuit to represent the City of Detroit, paying her $1,000 an hour. Duggan sued me and cajoled my employers to fire me, all to keep me quiet. It was all so sick. Now comes the scandal of Brian McKinney and his demolition firm Gayanga Co. McKinney was the black man hand-picked and nurtured by Duggan to demonstrate to Detroiters that the $500 million in federal and city demolition dollars was going into pockets besides those of Duggan’s white cronies. Duggan even introduced McKinney the state of the city speech in 2020 as a model of minority contracting, even though McKinney had little experience in the business. After Michigan Enjoyer published an exposé featuring whistleblowers who claimed McKinney was redirecting toxic dirt from the old Northland Mall demolition and dumping it into Detroit neighborhoods, McKinney was suspended by the Detroit Office of Inspector General for fraud, forgery, and breach of contract, among other things. Mary Sheffield, who was city council president at the time, helped change city procurement rules to get McKinney—an ex-con with ties to Kwame Kilpatrick’s former right hand, Bobby Ferguson—with lucrative contracts as “they were getting to know each other but weren’t in a committed relationship while he had business before the City Council,” as Deputy Mayor Brian White put it. Nevertheless, Sheffield continued to vote for tens of millions of dollars in work for McKinney. So now Sheffield is mayor. And now comes the revelation that McKinney was investigated back in 2022 for the very same crimes he is being investigated for now. A whistleblower who worked for his firm claimed then that McKinney had forged load tickets, claiming the dirt was from a legitimate source when it was actually contaminated soil diverted from other places like Northland and area landfills. The load tickets worked on an honor system, with no system built in to track the origin of the soil. It was—and is—a take-my-word-for-it arrangement. No charges were brought against McKinney, since no corroborating witness would come forward. The OIG recommended then that the ticket system be changed to include receipts verifying the origin of the dirt, just as the U.S. Treasury had demanded back in 2017. In both cases, Duggan and Sheffield ignored them. But now whistleblowers who worked for McKinney have come forward. Since June, the OIG and the Detroit Police Department have conducted more than six-dozen interviews, issued a baker’s dozen of subpoenas, and seized mounds of financial documents. That investigation continues. The city demolished nearly 30,000 derelict houses under Duggan’s crooked eye. For some perspective, that’s the near equivalent of demolishing every house in Flint. McKinney was responsible for 2,500 of those himself, and 80% of those that were randomly tested came back hot. So 500 holes may be just the tip of this Hindenburg. And the poisoning scandal is widening, Enjoyer has learned. It appears the bait, switch, and swindling of the city may have been standard operating procedure in Detroit’s demolition world. Dirt from the freeways has been packed in the holes. Sometimes, the freeways themselves. There are whispers of a grand jury. Through it all, Duggan and Sheffield were warned. Yet they preferred the rosy headlines and boozy hook-ups rather than the mundane duty of protecting the public’s health. In the end, this debacle is Duggan’s baby. He wants to be Michigan’s governor but has dug a hole so deep it will likely bury his political legacy. As for Sheffield, she got caught in the quicksand. The handouts are over, and Detroit is broke.
1:54

Is Detroit’s Poisoned Dirt a Flint-Level Crisis? The city demolished 30,000 homes under Duggan, and dumping unwanted toxic fill may have been standard procedure By Charlie LeDuff Charlie LeDuff How poisoned is Detroit, really? The city desperately wants you to believe it’s “just” 500 demolition holes that have been stuffed with toxic soil containing substances like mercury, lead, cadmium and benzene at levels too dangerous for human touch. If that’s not bad enough, consider that the true number of holes laced with carcinogens may be in the thousands most likely; tens of thousands quite possibly. It’s a human and environmental catastrophe on the scale of the Flint water disaster. And it’s lays squarely on the arrow shoulders of former Mayor Mike Duggan and current Mayor Mary Sheffield. Over the past dozen years, Duggan has gone to extraordinary lengths to hide the crimes and incompetencies of his demolition program. When it was the subject of a seven-years-long federal investigation, Duggan went to Washington hat-in-hand to ask Biden to make it go away, which Biden did. Duggan hired the lawyer who represented the Clinton Foundation in its racketeering lawsuit to represent the City of Detroit, paying her $1,000 an hour. Duggan sued me and cajoled my employers to fire me, all to keep me quiet. It was all so sick. Now comes the scandal of Brian McKinney and his demolition firm Gayanga Co. McKinney was the black man hand-picked and nurtured by Duggan to demonstrate to Detroiters that the $500 million in federal and city demolition dollars was going into pockets besides those of Duggan’s white cronies. Duggan even introduced McKinney the state of the city speech in 2020 as a model of minority contracting, even though McKinney had little experience in the business. After Michigan Enjoyer published an exposé featuring whistleblowers who claimed McKinney was redirecting toxic dirt from the old Northland Mall demolition and dumping it into Detroit neighborhoods, McKinney was suspended by the Detroit Office of Inspector General for fraud, forgery, and breach of contract, among other things. Mary Sheffield, who was city council president at the time, helped change city procurement rules to get McKinney—an ex-con with ties to Kwame Kilpatrick’s former right hand, Bobby Ferguson—with lucrative contracts as “they were getting to know each other but weren’t in a committed relationship while he had business before the City Council,” as Deputy Mayor Brian White put it. Nevertheless, Sheffield continued to vote for tens of millions of dollars in work for McKinney. So now Sheffield is mayor. And now comes the revelation that McKinney was investigated back in 2022 for the very same crimes he is being investigated for now. A whistleblower who worked for his firm claimed then that McKinney had forged load tickets, claiming the dirt was from a legitimate source when it was actually contaminated soil diverted from other places like Northland and area landfills. The load tickets worked on an honor system, with no system built in to track the origin of the soil. It was—and is—a take-my-word-for-it arrangement. No charges were brought against McKinney, since no corroborating witness would come forward. The OIG recommended then that the ticket system be changed to include receipts verifying the origin of the dirt, just as the U.S. Treasury had demanded back in 2017. In both cases, Duggan and Sheffield ignored them. But now whistleblowers who worked for McKinney have come forward. Since June, the OIG and the Detroit Police Department have conducted more than six-dozen interviews, issued a baker’s dozen of subpoenas, and seized mounds of financial documents. That investigation continues. The city demolished nearly 30,000 derelict houses under Duggan’s crooked eye. For some perspective, that’s the near equivalent of demolishing every house in Flint. McKinney was responsible for 2,500 of those himself, and 80% of those that were randomly tested came back hot. So 500 holes may be just the tip of this Hindenburg. And the poisoning scandal is widening, Enjoyer has learned. It appears the bait, switch, and swindling of the city may have been standard operating procedure in Detroit’s demolition world. Dirt from the freeways has been packed in the holes. Sometimes, the freeways themselves. There are whispers of a grand jury. Through it all, Duggan and Sheffield were warned. Yet they preferred the rosy headlines and boozy hook-ups rather than the mundane duty of protecting the public’s health. In the end, this debacle is Duggan’s baby. He wants to be Michigan’s governor but has dug a hole so deep it will likely bury his political legacy. As for Sheffield, she got caught in the quicksand. The handouts are over, and Detroit is broke.

Michigan Enjoyer

22,671 次观看 • 7 个月前

This is my first and last time commenting on the Oliver Mtukudzi saga. I knew Tuku for decades, from his days at Radio and Tape Promotions in the early 1990s when I was in journalism school. He was a normal human being like all of us, a musical genius, but like all human beings, he had his flaws, nobody doesn’t. We all agree that he gave so much to this country’s well-being, and for that, he deserves our respect. All of us have made mistakes in our private lives that we wish we hadn’t made, nobody is perfect. Every documentary film I ever made had a Tuku soundtrack. He did that for me at no cost. The only documentary film I made without Oliver’s soundtrack was A Violent Response; the soundtrack was laid by his son, Sam. Again, Sam refused to take money from me. They were good people, but like all of us, Tuku had his flaws. I think enough has been said about this great musician’s private and family life. Let us respect him and now move on from his private life. I respectfully hope that his family can resolve their issues privately too and not make a spectacle of it, as it is tarnishing his memory. We all have family issues, but we resolve them away from the public gaze. There is so much that Tuku told me about people in politics, the music industry, and business, but it would be disrespectful to share that. I wish others would feel the same way and let the legend rest in peace. Nothing Tuku did can be undone, we can only learn from such lessons. Let the old man rest, please! His children and wife have a right to talk about their experiences with their father and husband, respectively, but let us help them heal by not fuelling the rift. They are hurting. What they need are voices that help them become a happy family, not voices of polarity. We can be compassionate without inciting them, there is nothing that has been said that he didn’t address in his music. Let us not find joy in sharing this family’s pain and misery. Let us pray for them to heal their painful rift and bridge the gap. I have decided to speak not only because I knew Tuku personally but because I also feel that part of my success as a journalist was because of him. He was in my first-ever documentary film, Pain in my Heart, talking about how HIV and AIDS affected him when his band members were dying, including his brother Robert. That film won the African Journalist of the Year Award in 2007. I took the trophy to Pakare Paye for him to see it, he was super happy for me. Ndapota hangu, chisiyayi Samanyanga vazorore murugare. Below are two performances I recorded of Tuku at his base at Pakare Paye a few months before he died, and of his son Sam Mtukudzi in 2007. Let us enjoy their music and not dwell on gossip that erodes their great work.
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This is my first and last time commenting on the Oliver Mtukudzi saga. I knew Tuku for decades, from his days at Radio and Tape Promotions in the early 1990s when I was in journalism school. He was a normal human being like all of us, a musical genius, but like all human beings, he had his flaws, nobody doesn’t. We all agree that he gave so much to this country’s well-being, and for that, he deserves our respect. All of us have made mistakes in our private lives that we wish we hadn’t made, nobody is perfect. Every documentary film I ever made had a Tuku soundtrack. He did that for me at no cost. The only documentary film I made without Oliver’s soundtrack was A Violent Response; the soundtrack was laid by his son, Sam. Again, Sam refused to take money from me. They were good people, but like all of us, Tuku had his flaws. I think enough has been said about this great musician’s private and family life. Let us respect him and now move on from his private life. I respectfully hope that his family can resolve their issues privately too and not make a spectacle of it, as it is tarnishing his memory. We all have family issues, but we resolve them away from the public gaze. There is so much that Tuku told me about people in politics, the music industry, and business, but it would be disrespectful to share that. I wish others would feel the same way and let the legend rest in peace. Nothing Tuku did can be undone, we can only learn from such lessons. Let the old man rest, please! His children and wife have a right to talk about their experiences with their father and husband, respectively, but let us help them heal by not fuelling the rift. They are hurting. What they need are voices that help them become a happy family, not voices of polarity. We can be compassionate without inciting them, there is nothing that has been said that he didn’t address in his music. Let us not find joy in sharing this family’s pain and misery. Let us pray for them to heal their painful rift and bridge the gap. I have decided to speak not only because I knew Tuku personally but because I also feel that part of my success as a journalist was because of him. He was in my first-ever documentary film, Pain in my Heart, talking about how HIV and AIDS affected him when his band members were dying, including his brother Robert. That film won the African Journalist of the Year Award in 2007. I took the trophy to Pakare Paye for him to see it, he was super happy for me. Ndapota hangu, chisiyayi Samanyanga vazorore murugare. Below are two performances I recorded of Tuku at his base at Pakare Paye a few months before he died, and of his son Sam Mtukudzi in 2007. Let us enjoy their music and not dwell on gossip that erodes their great work.

Hopewell Chin’ono

84,550 次观看 • 1 年前

am fighting for my life right now. For the last few days, I have been breathing in air contaminated by raw sewage that flooded my apartment. The corporate owners, Bryten Real Estate Partners, eventually sent a crew to clear the visible waste, but that didn't solve the problem. I want to be very clear about why I am still so sick. Just because the floors look clean now does not mean the home is safe. When raw sewage sits in a house, it releases microscopic bacteria and toxins into the air. Every time I breathe, I am taking those poisons into my lungs. Because of my medical history (spinal cord injury, collapsed lung, breathing machine) and being immunocompromised, my body cannot fight these pathogens off like a healthy person’s could (and ‘healthy’ people still die from this) My immune system is already under a heavy load, and breathing in these toxins is a direct threat to my life. Two different doctors have confirmed that my lungs are in distress and my home is a life-threatening environment. My lungs have been on fire for days. My doctors have legally told me I cannot go back into that apartment until it passes a real, scientific air test. I send Bryten emails tirelessly. They do not respond. I’m sure the “Freeze” is advice from their lawyers. Management has been heartless. They only offered to test the air after my doctors made it a requirement. But even then, they tried to use a test that wouldn't actually find the toxins making me sick. As soon as I sent them a list of the actual scientific standards needed to prove the air was safe, they canceled the testing. They would rather leave me sick and displaced than pay for a test they can’t fake. They also lied to my renter’s insurance, and they’ve ceased communication with me. I am left with no financial support from them at all. My next-door neighbor has a two-year-old child living in worse conditions, and Bryten Real Estate Partners knows that, but they still refuse to do the right thing. I’ve had to stop my training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. I’ve had to stop my bodybuilding training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. 🩵
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am fighting for my life right now. For the last few days, I have been breathing in air contaminated by raw sewage that flooded my apartment. The corporate owners, Bryten Real Estate Partners, eventually sent a crew to clear the visible waste, but that didn't solve the problem. I want to be very clear about why I am still so sick. Just because the floors look clean now does not mean the home is safe. When raw sewage sits in a house, it releases microscopic bacteria and toxins into the air. Every time I breathe, I am taking those poisons into my lungs. Because of my medical history (spinal cord injury, collapsed lung, breathing machine) and being immunocompromised, my body cannot fight these pathogens off like a healthy person’s could (and ‘healthy’ people still die from this) My immune system is already under a heavy load, and breathing in these toxins is a direct threat to my life. Two different doctors have confirmed that my lungs are in distress and my home is a life-threatening environment. My lungs have been on fire for days. My doctors have legally told me I cannot go back into that apartment until it passes a real, scientific air test. I send Bryten emails tirelessly. They do not respond. I’m sure the “Freeze” is advice from their lawyers. Management has been heartless. They only offered to test the air after my doctors made it a requirement. But even then, they tried to use a test that wouldn't actually find the toxins making me sick. As soon as I sent them a list of the actual scientific standards needed to prove the air was safe, they canceled the testing. They would rather leave me sick and displaced than pay for a test they can’t fake. They also lied to my renter’s insurance, and they’ve ceased communication with me. I am left with no financial support from them at all. My next-door neighbor has a two-year-old child living in worse conditions, and Bryten Real Estate Partners knows that, but they still refuse to do the right thing. I’ve had to stop my training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. I’ve had to stop my bodybuilding training and my coaching is on hold. Right now, I simply don’t have the physical or mental capacity to work or make the videos you all love. I am exhausted and I’m facing being penniless while I fight for my survival. I won’t stop fighting this. I am holding this corporation accountable so they can’t do this to anyone else. I waited until the very last second to ask for help because I hate doing it, but I’m out of options. The only reason I’ve even gotten them to do the bare minimum is because of you all. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. Thank you for your generosity and thank you for being my village. I would NOT be able to advocate for myself and my neighbors if it wasn’t for you, even if you cannot give, please know you are helping me immensely just by being here. 🩵

Gailina⚔️

60,345 次观看 • 6 个月前

Parliamentary report wants to ban the 'manosphere,' including young men who want to get in shape A 62-page report from Parliament's Standing Committee on the Status of Women calls for censoring "anti-feminist" online content, reprogramming boys through early education, and regulating locker room conversations — and it was co-chaired by former Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu, who crossed the floor to the Liberals. The federal Standing Committee on the Status of Women has released a 62-page report called Confronting Anti-Feminist Ideologies in Canada. On Friday's episode of The Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 Show, Ezra walked through the document and noted it has very little to do with equality and a great deal to do with silencing disagreement. The report's very first sentence declares that anti-feminist ideologies "contribute to violence against women and gender diverse people." Ezra pointed out what that means in practice. "They're not critics. They're not opponents. They're not citizens who have a different point of view," he said. "They are evil. That's the entire premise here." The committee's recommendations follow from that premise. Enhance public awareness and digital literacy among youth. Translation: tell you what to believe. Address online harms and regulate digital platforms: censorship. Develop strategies to engage men and boys in advancing gender equality through early intervention. Translation: start on the boys young. Fund Canadian media that agrees? Bribe the regime media. Expand data collection on anti-feminist ideologies — that's paying professors to create fake scholarships around it. The report identifies the "manosphere" as a primary threat. Ezra, with some bewilderment, said that this includes young men trying to get physically fit. The committee heard testimony that "looks-maxing" — working to improve one's physical appearance — originates from anti-feminist online subcultures and is spreading into playgrounds and locker rooms. "We better stop the looks-maxing," Ezra said sarcastically. "We want people to be ugly." Traits the report describes as "toxic masculinity" include working hard, carrying a load without complaining, and showing strength. "Imagine being strong, showing strength, not complaining, and calling that toxic masculinity," Ezra said. "Isn't that something all men should aim for?" Women who prefer traditional roles — homemaking, raising children — are given two sentences in the report, in which they are essentially accused of being traitors to their sex. The "tradwife" movement is described as promoting "misogyny, anti-equality, misinformation, and idealized patriarchal roles." Choosing to be a homemaker, the report suggests, is itself a form of harm. The report recommends counter-messaging in sports, intervention in locker rooms, and "pre-bunking", that is, educating children before they are exposed to what the committee considers misinformation, so they are inoculated against it in advance. This, Ezra said, amounts to a plan to reprogram children. "Imagine having the government say your opinions aren't just wrong, they need to be pushed out of you," he said. The report also recommends requiring content moderation on social media platforms and ending online anonymity. "If you're not a feminist, that's misinformation," Ezra said. "It's not a different opinion. You're just simply wrong, evil, deluded. They have to fix you." Ezra saved his sharpest words for last, taking aim at the committee's co-chair Marilyn Gladu — who was elected as a Conservative MP on a socially conservative platform and subsequently crossed the floor to the Liberals. "She was bribed by Mark Carney," he said. "And this is what she co-wrote."
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Parliamentary report wants to ban the 'manosphere,' including young men who want to get in shape A 62-page report from Parliament's Standing Committee on the Status of Women calls for censoring "anti-feminist" online content, reprogramming boys through early education, and regulating locker room conversations — and it was co-chaired by former Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu, who crossed the floor to the Liberals. The federal Standing Committee on the Status of Women has released a 62-page report called Confronting Anti-Feminist Ideologies in Canada. On Friday's episode of The Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 Show, Ezra walked through the document and noted it has very little to do with equality and a great deal to do with silencing disagreement. The report's very first sentence declares that anti-feminist ideologies "contribute to violence against women and gender diverse people." Ezra pointed out what that means in practice. "They're not critics. They're not opponents. They're not citizens who have a different point of view," he said. "They are evil. That's the entire premise here." The committee's recommendations follow from that premise. Enhance public awareness and digital literacy among youth. Translation: tell you what to believe. Address online harms and regulate digital platforms: censorship. Develop strategies to engage men and boys in advancing gender equality through early intervention. Translation: start on the boys young. Fund Canadian media that agrees? Bribe the regime media. Expand data collection on anti-feminist ideologies — that's paying professors to create fake scholarships around it. The report identifies the "manosphere" as a primary threat. Ezra, with some bewilderment, said that this includes young men trying to get physically fit. The committee heard testimony that "looks-maxing" — working to improve one's physical appearance — originates from anti-feminist online subcultures and is spreading into playgrounds and locker rooms. "We better stop the looks-maxing," Ezra said sarcastically. "We want people to be ugly." Traits the report describes as "toxic masculinity" include working hard, carrying a load without complaining, and showing strength. "Imagine being strong, showing strength, not complaining, and calling that toxic masculinity," Ezra said. "Isn't that something all men should aim for?" Women who prefer traditional roles — homemaking, raising children — are given two sentences in the report, in which they are essentially accused of being traitors to their sex. The "tradwife" movement is described as promoting "misogyny, anti-equality, misinformation, and idealized patriarchal roles." Choosing to be a homemaker, the report suggests, is itself a form of harm. The report recommends counter-messaging in sports, intervention in locker rooms, and "pre-bunking", that is, educating children before they are exposed to what the committee considers misinformation, so they are inoculated against it in advance. This, Ezra said, amounts to a plan to reprogram children. "Imagine having the government say your opinions aren't just wrong, they need to be pushed out of you," he said. The report also recommends requiring content moderation on social media platforms and ending online anonymity. "If you're not a feminist, that's misinformation," Ezra said. "It's not a different opinion. You're just simply wrong, evil, deluded. They have to fix you." Ezra saved his sharpest words for last, taking aim at the committee's co-chair Marilyn Gladu — who was elected as a Conservative MP on a socially conservative platform and subsequently crossed the floor to the Liberals. "She was bribed by Mark Carney," he said. "And this is what she co-wrote."

Rebel News

28,204 次观看 • 2 个月前

One hundred days have passed since those two nights. The two nights where I felt the meaning of everything everywhere all at once. I was full of joy, pride, anger, worry, despair, uncertainty, hope, belief, and everything in between. They were as glorious as they were sorrowful. A nation was telling a romantic, dramatic, violent love story. The story of Iran and our absolute love for it. What transpired after is not that different. Those of us who are survivors of the January massacre feel like we are still there. We are still experiencing the exact same wave of emotions. We remember. We remember the heavy metallic smell of gunpowder in the air. We remember the ash of the fires we lit up dancing in the cold wind. We remember how we illuminated a sky that stood darker than ever, because the occupying syndicate had initiated a total blackout. Digital and electrical. They tried to plunge us into the absolute dark. We remember how the light of the phones they had severed from the outside world became beacons in our hands. We held them up in the dark, desperate to show the world exactly how many of us were fighting and how we were holding the line. We remember how we felt when we stood around the fires we started, chanting Javid Shah together. It felt like that fire was our collective will. We stood around it because our unity was the very thing breathing the fire of courage into every single one of us that night. The words I had held dear for so long hit me deep in my core when I was standing beside that fire, taking my place in the Lion and Sun Revolution. I remember them echoing throughout my entire existence: "The legends of my homeland are not forgotten myths, My people still breathe fire through the darkest rifts. Alive and standing firm where shadows meet, Fear and ignorance have died upon their feet." I remember being amazed to see our true flags everywhere, because I knew exactly how hard it was to acquire one under the gaze of a terrorist syndicate. I remember the rapid gunshots. I remember the taste of tear gas in my throat, the ache of my mussels throughout my bosand the sickening worry over my friends and loved ones burning a hole inside my gut. And I remember seeing the spark of pure, undeniable fear in the eyes of their thugs. I remember all of it. My rage will not let me forget a single second. Each moment of each day, awake or asleep, I feel that exact same mixture of feelings while I watch foreign politicians play their diplomatic games and broadcast their confusing noise. And that is exactly how I know in my heart that we will end this regime one way or another. Because even if the world turns away, I know I have my compatriots to rely on, both outside and inside this country. I know we will keep moving forward no matter what. Now, to those sitting in absolute safety who tell us to just go pick up a gun and fight for our freedom: Speaking as an Iranian civilian locked inside this country, first I have to ask you, where the hell do I get a gun or the ammunition to load it? I am not saying we cannot get weapons. I am trying to tell you that what you say is infinitely harder than it sounds from your safe distance. But regardless of your advice, be absolutely sure of this fact: we are not sitting by asking for our freedom to be handed to us on a silver platter like some privileged kid. We have already fought and bled on the asphalt for our liberation. When the time comes, we will do so again. We will not forget. We will not forgive. And we will take our country back. Pāyandeh #Irán. Javid Shah.
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One hundred days have passed since those two nights. The two nights where I felt the meaning of everything everywhere all at once. I was full of joy, pride, anger, worry, despair, uncertainty, hope, belief, and everything in between. They were as glorious as they were sorrowful. A nation was telling a romantic, dramatic, violent love story. The story of Iran and our absolute love for it. What transpired after is not that different. Those of us who are survivors of the January massacre feel like we are still there. We are still experiencing the exact same wave of emotions. We remember. We remember the heavy metallic smell of gunpowder in the air. We remember the ash of the fires we lit up dancing in the cold wind. We remember how we illuminated a sky that stood darker than ever, because the occupying syndicate had initiated a total blackout. Digital and electrical. They tried to plunge us into the absolute dark. We remember how the light of the phones they had severed from the outside world became beacons in our hands. We held them up in the dark, desperate to show the world exactly how many of us were fighting and how we were holding the line. We remember how we felt when we stood around the fires we started, chanting Javid Shah together. It felt like that fire was our collective will. We stood around it because our unity was the very thing breathing the fire of courage into every single one of us that night. The words I had held dear for so long hit me deep in my core when I was standing beside that fire, taking my place in the Lion and Sun Revolution. I remember them echoing throughout my entire existence: "The legends of my homeland are not forgotten myths, My people still breathe fire through the darkest rifts. Alive and standing firm where shadows meet, Fear and ignorance have died upon their feet." I remember being amazed to see our true flags everywhere, because I knew exactly how hard it was to acquire one under the gaze of a terrorist syndicate. I remember the rapid gunshots. I remember the taste of tear gas in my throat, the ache of my mussels throughout my bosand the sickening worry over my friends and loved ones burning a hole inside my gut. And I remember seeing the spark of pure, undeniable fear in the eyes of their thugs. I remember all of it. My rage will not let me forget a single second. Each moment of each day, awake or asleep, I feel that exact same mixture of feelings while I watch foreign politicians play their diplomatic games and broadcast their confusing noise. And that is exactly how I know in my heart that we will end this regime one way or another. Because even if the world turns away, I know I have my compatriots to rely on, both outside and inside this country. I know we will keep moving forward no matter what. Now, to those sitting in absolute safety who tell us to just go pick up a gun and fight for our freedom: Speaking as an Iranian civilian locked inside this country, first I have to ask you, where the hell do I get a gun or the ammunition to load it? I am not saying we cannot get weapons. I am trying to tell you that what you say is infinitely harder than it sounds from your safe distance. But regardless of your advice, be absolutely sure of this fact: we are not sitting by asking for our freedom to be handed to us on a silver platter like some privileged kid. We have already fought and bled on the asphalt for our liberation. When the time comes, we will do so again. We will not forget. We will not forgive. And we will take our country back. Pāyandeh #Irán. Javid Shah.

Decado

40,452 次观看 • 5 个月前

I joined Erin Burnett OutFront / Erin Burnett last night to discuss hantavirus and the cruise ship outbreak. Some thoughts: THE SITUATION ON THE SHIP IS SERIOUS My first thoughts were about the good doctor who was on-air right before me, and the rest of the people still on the ship. Hantavirus is serious with a long incubation period, several have died already, and this strain spreads human-human (not just rodents). The ship's doctor got sick, and this doc stepped up to treat people on the ship. He described protections he was taking (goggles, gown, hand-washing), but they were insufficient because there is evidence this virus spreads beyond "close contact", which means ventilation and filtration are important. THE RISK AND THREAT TO GENERAL PUBLIC IS LOW Despite the situation being serious on this ship, the system is working the way it should. Health officials are investigating and tracing, severely ill passengers are being treated, passengers who left the ship are notified and in quarantine. For the general public, the threat is low. THERE IS EVIDENCE OF HUMAN-HUMAN SPREAD AND TRANSMISSION BEYOND "CLOSE CONTACT" I've read a lot of people say this can only be spread via "close contact", but there is evidence that is not the case. The best information we have about hantavirus spreading human-human (Andes strain, same one as the cruise ship outbreak) comes from a meticulous study about a past outbreak that wasn't a cruise ship. I read the paper (and the supplement, which is where the good info always is...). There are many examples of transmission without "close contact": Patient 1 --> Patient 4 "did not have any physical contact and simply said “hello” to each other as they crossed paths" Patient 1 --> Patients 3 & 6 "seated at different tables and spatially separated by 1–2 m" Patient 2 --> Patient 11 "No direct or close contact between the two patients was reported." Patient 8 --> Patient 28 "Patient 8 shared a room with Patient 28 and her relative. Patient 28 and Patient 8 did were not in close contact." OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS IN THAT PRIOR OUTBREAK -In that outbreak, one person infected 5 at a birthday party. One of those infected then infected his wife. He died, and his wife infected 10 more at her husband's funeral/wake. -They got the outbreak under control by strict isolation and quarantine, with people having to stay home for 40 days with no contact with others. CHALLENGES, AND WHAT I'M WATCHING -The long incubation period (several weeks) means it will take some time to know if others get sick, or if we have had any secondary transmission after the boat (29 people from the boat already returned home, but are still within the incubation period). -There is one report of a flight attendant hospitalized/ill, but it's not clear if they have hantavirus. Someone with hantavirus boarded a flight *but was removed from the plane before takeoff* because they were so sick. So, if transmission did happen, it happened in that one hour while the plane was on the ground.
4:07

I joined Erin Burnett OutFront / Erin Burnett last night to discuss hantavirus and the cruise ship outbreak. Some thoughts: THE SITUATION ON THE SHIP IS SERIOUS My first thoughts were about the good doctor who was on-air right before me, and the rest of the people still on the ship. Hantavirus is serious with a long incubation period, several have died already, and this strain spreads human-human (not just rodents). The ship's doctor got sick, and this doc stepped up to treat people on the ship. He described protections he was taking (goggles, gown, hand-washing), but they were insufficient because there is evidence this virus spreads beyond "close contact", which means ventilation and filtration are important. THE RISK AND THREAT TO GENERAL PUBLIC IS LOW Despite the situation being serious on this ship, the system is working the way it should. Health officials are investigating and tracing, severely ill passengers are being treated, passengers who left the ship are notified and in quarantine. For the general public, the threat is low. THERE IS EVIDENCE OF HUMAN-HUMAN SPREAD AND TRANSMISSION BEYOND "CLOSE CONTACT" I've read a lot of people say this can only be spread via "close contact", but there is evidence that is not the case. The best information we have about hantavirus spreading human-human (Andes strain, same one as the cruise ship outbreak) comes from a meticulous study about a past outbreak that wasn't a cruise ship. I read the paper (and the supplement, which is where the good info always is...). There are many examples of transmission without "close contact": Patient 1 --> Patient 4 "did not have any physical contact and simply said “hello” to each other as they crossed paths" Patient 1 --> Patients 3 & 6 "seated at different tables and spatially separated by 1–2 m" Patient 2 --> Patient 11 "No direct or close contact between the two patients was reported." Patient 8 --> Patient 28 "Patient 8 shared a room with Patient 28 and her relative. Patient 28 and Patient 8 did were not in close contact." OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS IN THAT PRIOR OUTBREAK -In that outbreak, one person infected 5 at a birthday party. One of those infected then infected his wife. He died, and his wife infected 10 more at her husband's funeral/wake. -They got the outbreak under control by strict isolation and quarantine, with people having to stay home for 40 days with no contact with others. CHALLENGES, AND WHAT I'M WATCHING -The long incubation period (several weeks) means it will take some time to know if others get sick, or if we have had any secondary transmission after the boat (29 people from the boat already returned home, but are still within the incubation period). -There is one report of a flight attendant hospitalized/ill, but it's not clear if they have hantavirus. Someone with hantavirus boarded a flight *but was removed from the plane before takeoff* because they were so sick. So, if transmission did happen, it happened in that one hour while the plane was on the ground.

Joseph Allen

44,368 次观看 • 4 个月前