Posted on

Peter Diamandis: Fear vs. Reality – Coronavirus

Fear vs. Reality – Coronavirus On one of the worst days for Coronavirus in China (February 10, 2020), 108 people died. But on a given day, globally: 26,283 people die of cancer; 49,041 people die of cardiovascular diseases; 4,383 people die of diabetes. Meanwhile, suicide takes on average 2,191 lives…. Mosquitoes take the lives of over 2,740 people, and…. And HUMANS kill an average of 1,287 fellow …

Continue reading “Peter Diamandis: Fear vs. Reality – Coronavirus”

Posted on

James Fetzer: Paul Doyon on China, 5G, And The Wuhan Coronavirus

China, 5G, And The Wuhan Coronavirus: The Emperor’s New Virus Paul Doyon Could there be a link between the Coronavirus and 5G? Researcher and building biologist Paul Doyon has just spent the last 18 months in China. He’s written a brilliant article laying out the evidence. And how you can protect yourself—an EMF based protection …

Continue reading “James Fetzer: Paul Doyon on China, 5G, And The Wuhan Coronavirus”

Posted on

Mongoose: Alert Reader on Coronavirus, 5G, Doctors Dying, Bill Gates, Population Culling

Alert Reader writers in: None of this adds up.  Anomalies include: 30 day military drill in Wuhan to practice pandemic drills a few weeks before Wuhan outbreak [UN military gamers capped that 18 October — great way to hide intelligence and medical specialists from multiple countries] Same day Event 201 sponsored by Johns Hopkins for …

Continue reading “Mongoose: Alert Reader on Coronavirus, 5G, Doctors Dying, Bill Gates, Population Culling”

Posted on

Charles Hugh Smith: Coronavirus and the Global Economy — All Posts to Date

Covid-19: Global Retrenchment Will Obliterate Sales, Profits and Yes, Big Tech February 20, 2020 Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the global economy was slowing for two reasons: 1) everybody who can afford it already has it and 2) overcapacity. One word captures the end-of-the-cycle stagnation: saturation. Big Tech will not be immune to this implosion …

Continue reading “Charles Hugh Smith: Coronavirus and the Global Economy — All Posts to Date”