Insights into the COVID Pandemic

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But this is where the story gets messy: the inquiry found that Horta-Osorio had breached COVID-19 quarantine rules in the U.K. and Switzerland since he began his tenure at the bank, raising questions about his judgment and credibility at a time when the bank is struggling to overcome several operational scandals.
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The ouster underscored how, two full years into the pandemic, businesses and citizens are still struggling to navigate a patchwork of pandemic-era protocols ostensibly meant to prevent infections.

Credit Suisse’s latest woes are a noteworthy example of how increasingly chaotic pandemic policy is now ensnaring the C-suite. And as the Omicron wave crests, federal guidance and vaccine mandates partially blocked by last week’s Supreme Court decision offer little hope for clarity.

‌And increasingly, conventional COVID-19 orthodoxy is being exposed as contradictory, arbitrary, or shaped by political or business expediency (take the CDC’s controversial guidance on quarantines and cruise ships, the latter covered recently by Yahoo Finance’s Dani Romero).

Pandemic-era requirements have proven theatrical at best and ineffectual at worst — and have the ancillary effect of exacerbating tight labor conditions. Businesses that were hoping for direction from the high court are now forced to reap the whirlwind of the pandemonium that’s come to define COVID-19 protocols.

"Over a third of companies were waiting for [federal government] guidance before making any definitive policy decisions on vaccines,” Andrew Challenger, senior vice president of global outplacement and business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, said last week.

“Now that large companies are not required to get their workers vaccinated or tested, employers will have to grapple with whether and how to impose their own rules, outbreaks that lead to absences, and pushback from workers who have COVID concerns," he added.
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Challenger Gray data broadly reflected national divisions and confusion over how to navigate the virus-mottled landscape.

‌Over 34% of employers surveyed are awaiting federal guidance on vaccinations, while 25% are requiring inoculation or regular testing — like at JPMorgan Chase (JPM), where CEO Jamie Dimon is taking a hard line against unvaccinated employees by threatening to fire them. Some 40% of businesses, however, are not imposing mandates, Challenger Gray found.

Last week, U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh told Yahoo Finance in an interview that most companies “have stepped up… But even with or without what the [emergency temporary standard] says, it's still going to be the responsibility to work with employers to make sure that workplaces are safe for their workers.”
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Yet as The New York Times pointed out recently, the gray area is likely to be exploited by big companies like Walmart (WMT) and Amazon (AMZN), which have yet to make declarative requirements for staff. In the beleaguered retail sector battered by staffing shortages and weak foot traffic, Macy’s (M) told The Times that the company was “evaluating” its vaccination policy in light of the Supreme Court decision.
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"Employers are rightly concerned about an exodus of talent, as workers flee to other opportunities or leave positions that do not meet their needs,” Challenger said. “While many are concerned vaccine mandates create yet another hurdle to attracting and retaining workers, others see it as a selling point.”

Quite surprising to see an article like this on Yahoo. It means the COVID scamdemic is coming to an end and we are off to the next one. If not goverments are asking for trouble. Let the fun begin. Volatility is a traders best friend.

[Budge]

Uh Oh, big pharma might have some competition. The Gates method: big pharma makes money from supplying the rich countries. For the poorer countries the "Philanthropist" wanted the rich countries to buy the "vaccine" and distribute it. I don't think he offered to "put his hand in his pocket" to help.

Now Baylor College of Medicine and the Texas Children’s Hospital Center for Vaccine Development may upset that plan with Corbevax:

"Mass Distribution of “The World’s COVID-19 Vaccine” to be Deployed to India with Other Underserved Countries to Follow

HOUSTON, TX (December 28, 2021) – Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine announced today that CORBEVAX™, a protein sub-unit COVID-19 Vaccine, whose technology was created and engineered at its Center for Vaccine Development (CVD), has received Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) approval from the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) to launch in India with other underserved countries to follow.

Dubbed “The World’s COVID-19 Vaccine”, it uses a traditional recombinant protein-based technology that will enable its production at large scales making it widely accessible to inoculate the global population. The initial construct and production process of the vaccine antigen was developed at Texas Children’s Hospital CVD, led by co-directors Drs. Maria Elena Bottazzi and Peter Hotez and in-licensed from BCM Ventures, Baylor College of Medicine’s integrated commercialization team, to Hyderabad-based vaccine and pharmaceutical company Biological E. Limited (BE)."

https://www.texaschildrens.org/texas-ch ... -emergency

[Budge]

Another large peer reviewed study of Ivermectin:

"Conclusions
In a citywide ivermectin program with prophylactic, optional ivermectin use for COVID-19, ivermectin was associated with significantly reduced COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and death rates from COVID-19."

https://www.cureus.com/articles/82162-i ... e-matching

[SOL]

Another large peer reviewed study of Ivermectin:

"Conclusions
In a citywide ivermectin program with prophylactic, optional ivermectin use for COVID-19, ivermectin was associated with significantly reduced COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and death rates from COVID-19."

https://www.cureus.com/articles/82162-i ... e-matching

Combine Ivermectin with Methylene blue and you have a killer solution. However, as there is no money in this protocol the big F*****S will push crap that does not work. nature is at play. Survival of the fittest

[Budge]

Laugh he said it can't get any worse, so he did, and it did!

Die in France having had clot shots and it might be considered as suicide. Not great if your life insurance has a provision against experimental drugs:

"The case is currently causing a stir and sensation in France. A rich, elderly Parisian businessman from Versailles, who had taken out many life insurance policies (worth millions) for the benefit of his children and grandchildren, dies of a Covid vaccination (not disputed by the doctors or his life insurers). But now it gets worse: the insurance company does not pay out the insurance money because the deceased was acting at his own risk when he had the Corona vaccination."

"The reasoning is quite clear: the insurance company refused to pay to the family because the policy explicitly excludes the use of experimental medicines and treatments (including the Corona vaccination). The family consequently sues the insurance company, but ultimately fails."

https://ussanews.com/french-court-rules ... voluntar2/

Ye just can't make this shit up! (Or maybe, in this day and age, you can.)

[MarkD]

So the target of Covid 19 becomes life insurance. Most Americans are sold on it and have policies which pay nicely. By avoiding payout, they become better investments for the seller of the policy. Sounds like a new list to fish.

[Budge]

So the target of Covid 19 becomes life insurance. Most Americans are sold on it and have policies which pay nicely. By avoiding payout, they become better investments for the seller of the policy. Sounds like a new list to fish.

Maybe personal security services? If insurance co execs try this, they'll get heads blown off.

[MarkD]

A tale of two cities. BoJo just ended all Covid restrictions in the UK.

[Budge]

Laugh he said it can't get any worse, so he did, and it did!

Die in France having had clot shots and it might be considered as suicide. Not great if your life insurance has a provision against experimental drugs:

"The case is currently causing a stir and sensation in France. A rich, elderly Parisian businessman from Versailles, who had taken out many life insurance policies (worth millions) for the benefit of his children and grandchildren, dies of a Covid vaccination (not disputed by the doctors or his life insurers). But now it gets worse: the insurance company does not pay out the insurance money because the deceased was acting at his own risk when he had the Corona vaccination."

"The reasoning is quite clear: the insurance company refused to pay to the family because the policy explicitly excludes the use of experimental medicines and treatments (including the Corona vaccination). The family consequently sues the insurance company, but ultimately fails."

https://ussanews.com/french-court-rules ... voluntar2/

Ye just can't make this shit up! (Or maybe, in this day and age, you can.)

Harry has informed me that I'm a purveyor of fake news, this being a hoax. Unlike the mass media I will own up to my mistake. Apologies to all.

[stefk]

I dont know what to think about it, if its true, its atomic bomb

https://commonlaw.earth/sdm_downloads/i ... judgement/

Life imprisonment for 75 gangsters. The convicted include Bourla, the queen Elisabeth, justin trudeau etc....

Say me its not a joke, please say me its real.....

It would explain the backtrack of Johnson and the spanish prime minister and others

[Yodean]

Say me its not a joke, please say me its real.....

It sounds too good to be true, so I am sure it is fake news.

The politicians will never admit they were wrong about cv19 - many were bribed, anyways, and now it's time to pull out for them.

They will simply say that the lockdowns, masks, vaccines, physical distancing, etc. worked, and now it's time to move on and pay your friggin' taxes, slave-citizens.

[stefk]

Yes, its to beautiful to be true.

[SOL]

Laugh he said it can't get any worse, so he did, and it did!

Die in France having had clot shots and it might be considered as suicide. Not great if your life insurance has a provision against experimental drugs:

"The case is currently causing a stir and sensation in France. A rich, elderly Parisian businessman from Versailles, who had taken out many life insurance policies (worth millions) for the benefit of his children and grandchildren, dies of a Covid vaccination (not disputed by the doctors or his life insurers). But now it gets worse: the insurance company does not pay out the insurance money because the deceased was acting at his own risk when he had the Corona vaccination."

"The reasoning is quite clear: the insurance company refused to pay to the family because the policy explicitly excludes the use of experimental medicines and treatments (including the Corona vaccination). The family consequently sues the insurance company, but ultimately fails."

https://ussanews.com/french-court-rules ... voluntar2/

Ye just can't make this shit up! (Or maybe, in this day and age, you can.)

Harry has informed me that I'm a purveyor of fake news, this being a hoax. Unlike the mass media I will own up to my mistake. Apologies to all.

It takes a strong mind to fess up to a mistake a weak mind always look for me culpa.

[bpcw]

Just look at these 2 statements from the same article:

On Tuesday, the government confirmed that 36 of the 54 passengers had tested positive. It said in a post on Facebook that all passengers are currently being monitored by health officials..
All of the passengers on the flight are fully vaccinated, the government said.

"The only way that we can fight this virus is through complete vaccination," the office of President Taneti Maamau said on Facebook. "The public is urged to complete their vaccination doses in order to protect themselves and families."

So what is the rational here, clearly vaccines don't reduce transmission. Is it really that we must all be vaccinated to protect ourselves, but isn't that then a choice if we are only protecting ourselves and cannot protect others through vaccination. Or are they just being thick?

Here's the full article if you wish to read: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-60092463

[Budge]

Just look at these 2 statements from the same article:

On Tuesday, the government confirmed that 36 of the 54 passengers had tested positive. It said in a post on Facebook that all passengers are currently being monitored by health officials..
All of the passengers on the flight are fully vaccinated, the government said.

"The only way that we can fight this virus is through complete vaccination," the office of President Taneti Maamau said on Facebook. "The public is urged to complete their vaccination doses in order to protect themselves and families."

So what is the rational here, clearly vaccines don't reduce transmission. Is it really that we must all be vaccinated to protect ourselves, but isn't that then a choice if we are only protecting ourselves and cannot protect others through vaccination. Or are they just being thick?

Here's the full article if you wish to read: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-60092463

Could be a case of the emperor's new clothes or good old-fashioned graft. Small nation meets Gates' billions? Also, consider who is reporting - BBC. They've been getting "grants" from Gates for years.

I think there was a recent study proving clot shots gave recipients long-term negative immunity, but the authors urged people to continue to get the shots. In this day and age, researchers live and die by grant money. Trying to have their cake and eat it. Or a case like the Liverpool Uni prof who was all in with the pro-ivermectin group but then produced research paper diametrically opposed to the efficacy of ivermectin. Squeaky wheel gets the graft?