President Donald Trump again on Saturday cast doubt about the mail-in ballot system come the November 3rd election, saying that Democrats are trying to “steal the election.” President Donald Trump again on Saturday cast doubt about the mail-in ballot system come the November 3rd election, saying that Democrats are trying to “steal the election.” Trump made the remarks at a rally in Middletown, Pennsylvania Sally, following his nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Trump has resorted to casting doubt in the U.S. voting system for weeks, going as far as refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses. Nick Note: This is going to be a big shit. And for us it COULD be a enormous pay day!
A doctor and two nurses at Sourasky Medical Center may have been infected with the coronavirus by the aerosol coming from a ventilator being used on a patient, according to an initial investigation of the incident, Israel Hayom reported. Eight ventilators were being used in tandem at the time. After the investigation, the hospital decided to place a limit of six patients on Vapotherm ventilators in each ward. Vapotherm ventilators are devices that use a nasal cannula with high pressure air flow instead of a mask or invasive tube. The ventilators will also be placed under air vents in order to reduce the amount of aerosol in the air. The infection in coronavirus wards of medical staff, who are equipped with maximal personal protective equipment (PPE), is considered a rare occurrence. In the first wave, only a few isolated cases of medical staff who were infected with the virus were those working in coronavirus wards, according to Israel Hayom, while most who were infected were infected in other wards, by family members or at social events.
“We have almost no infections within the coronavirus wards; this is an uncommon occurrence,” Dr. Yael Paran, an expert on infectious diseases and head of Sourasky’s Traveler’s Clinic, told the newspaper. “These are departments with an air intake system and negative pressure, departments that are entered into with ‘space suits’ in a very controlled manner and with observation on protection. Therefore, we investigated in order to understand what happened this time.” She added that, “When we investigated, we found that these were employees who were very strict about the procedures even outside of work and that none of their family members became infected. This is a sequence of incidents that happened during the last week and it lit a red light for us. Infection in the coronavirus ward is something we are very afraid of.” The hospital checked the integrity of the ventilators and the staff’s attention to regulations without finding anything wrong. After checking the schedule, they arrived at the conclusion that a week before the infections, the coronavirus ward was at peak capacity, with eight patients on ventilators at once.
Paran hypothesized that “when a certain threshold of aerosol formation is exceeded, it exceeds the flow threshold of the ventilation and protection systems,” according to Israel Hayom. There is some literature that supports this hypothesis as well, she said. A hospital in northern Israel also reported a similar incident. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in an updated guidance last week said COVID-19 can spread through airborne transmission, saying some people could get infected by exposure to the novel coronavirus in small droplets and particles or aerosols that can linger in the air for minutes to hours. Aerosols lingering in the air could be a major source of COVID-19 transmission, a group of US scientists warned in an unrelated open letter published in the medical journal Science last week.
Researchers around the world have reported findings showing evidence that the virus may be airborne since as early as April, although it remains unclear how infectious airborne droplets are. Nick Note: The scandal in every hospital in America is the fact they are using the wrong filter. Both on the incubators and respirators
AS you can see by the Merv rating above Hospital systems need to go to filtration system of a higher magnitude filtering to 1um. The filters in their equipment only filters out AT BEST89% of particles using HEPTA H13 filters at Best with a MERV rating of 13 at best. They need to go to a MERV rating of 20 using ULPA H15 filter medium that filters out 0.9995% like my New Salvavida P3r U15 filters do. I am sending subscribers that expressed a interest a sample. And i am making them available FREE for FRONT LINE Medical workers that are getting a N95 USED toilet paper filter that has been subjected to Hydrogen Peroxide sensitization betWeen shifts. That is nothing more then a crime against humanity
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A new $1.8 trillion economic stimulus proposal from the Trump administration drew criticism from congressional Democrats and Republicans on Saturday, diminishing hopes for a coronavirus relief deal before the Nov. 3 election. In a weekly letter to Democratic colleagues, Pelosi said the Trump administration’s proposal lacked a “strategic plan to crush the virus” and gave President Donald Trump too much discretion to decide how funds were allocated. “At this point, we still have disagreement on many priorities, and Democrats are awaiting language from the Administration on several provisions as the negotiations on the overall funding amount continue,” Pelosi’s letter said.
On a conference call on Saturday morning with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, multiple Republican senators criticized the price tag of the Trump administration’s proposal, a source familiar with the matter said.
Mnuchin floated the $1.8 trillion proposal in a 30-minute Friday afternoon phone conversation with Pelosi, according to the White House. The new White House package was higher than an earlier $1.6 trillion Mnuchin offer and closer to the $2.2 trillion the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives passed last week. White House spokeswoman Alyssa Farah said the administration wanted to keep spending below $2 trillion but was eager to enact a fresh round of direct payments to individuals as well as aid for small businesses and airlines. Friday marked the third straight day of talks between Pelosi and Mnuchin. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the top Republican in Congress, said on Friday he doubted lawmakers would pass a package before Nov. 3, although he has not directly participated in the talks. “The proximity to the election and the differences of opinion over what is needed at this particular juncture are pretty vast,” McConnell told a news conference. There was no immediate comment on Saturday from the Treasury, White House, or McConnell’s office. Nick Note: This is big… People are starving. In Europe its a slam duck everyone sent home gets full pay. Something to be said for how they do things in May Pole land!
Pelosi accuses Trump of MONEY GRAB as she slams proposed $1.8 trillion stimulus package with more $1,200 checks
HOUSE Speaker Nancy Pelosi has accused Donald Trump of a money grab as she slammed the $1.8trillion stimulus package he had proposed.
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In a letter to her caucus, she called the plan “insufficient” and said it amounted to “one step forward, two steps back.”
“When the President talks about wanting a bigger relief package, his proposal appears to mean that he wants more money at his discretion to grant or withhold,” Pelosi said. She added the Democrats should push for more funding and details on the plan. The Democrats had previously rejected a $1.6trillion package, claiming it wasn’t generous enough. While hosting a “virtual rally” Friday on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show, Trump said: “I would like to see a bigger stimulus package frankly than either the Democrats or Republicans are offering.” He also wrote on Twitter that the aid package should “Go Big”. Americans have been waiting for months on a second round of $1,200 coronavirus stimulus checks, but talks between the White House and Pelosi have failed to reach a consensus and the GOP-controlled Senate has voiced opposition even to plans Trump supports.
What’s on offer in the stimulus package?
$1,200 direct payments to adults plus $1,000 for each dependent child
$400 weekly federal unemployment benefits (end date unclear)
$300 billion in aid to state and local governments
$75 billion for coronavirus testing and tracing
Even if a deal was reached within the next few days, it’s unlikely most Americans would see the funds in their pockets until after the November 3 presidential election. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told attendees at an event in Kentucky that any deal would be unlikely in “the next three weeks,” according to Axios.
McConnell and Senate Republicans are more focused on uniting behind and confirming the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in the weeks ahead, a GOP source told Axios.
The source said: “You’re never going to get a deal out of Pelosi that Republicans can support. So do you really want to divide your party within days of an election?” The Axios source described Pelosi as “trying to jam up” Congress as they fight to get Barrett confirmed. “Pelosi’s out there doing 25th Amendment s**t today,” the source said. “Does this sound like a lady who wants a deal? There’s no way McConnell takes his eye off the ball. Republicans are intently focused on the Supreme Court.” The decision by Pelosi comes after she unveiled her 25th amendment plan to oust the president from office after she accused Donald Trump of being “in an altered state.” Pelosi mentioned that due to the drugs that Trump has been on since he was diagnosed with Covid last week, “medical professionals say this could have an impact on judgment.” “The president is, shall we say, in an altered state right now,” Pelosi said on Bloomberg TV. “I don’t know how to answer for that behavior.” Nick Note: 2 things are obvious. The stock market is in dream land. Ignoring reality about the fact getting Stimulus is very uncertain … My kind of market. They are trying to price in who will be the next president. Forgetting one little problem… The election will be contested for month
SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea unveiled previously unseen intercontinental ballistic missiles at an unprecedented predawn military parade on Saturday that showcased the country’s long-range weapons for the first time in two years.
Analysts said the missile, which was shown on a transporter vehicle with 11 axles, would be one of the largest road-mobile intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) in the world if it becomes operational.
“This missile is a monster,” said Melissa Hanham, deputy director of the Open Nuclear Network. Also displayed were the Hwasong-15, which is the longest-range missile ever tested by North Korea, and what appeared to be a new submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM). Ahead of the parade, which was held to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling Workers’ Party, officials in South Korea and the United States said Kim Jong Un could use the event to unveil a new “strategic weapon” as promised earlier this year. A senior U.S. administration official called the display of the ICBM “disappointing” and called on the government to negotiate to achieve a complete denuclearisation. The parade featured North Korea’s ballistic missiles for the first time since Kim began meeting with international leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump, in 2018. “We will continue to build our national defence power and self-defensive war deterrence,” Kim said, but vowed that the country’s military power would not be used preemptively. He made no direct mention of the United States or the now-stalled denuclearisation talks. Kim blamed international sanctions, typhoons, and the coronavirus for preventing him from delivering on promises of economic progress. “I am ashamed that I have never been able to repay you properly for your enormous trust,” he said. “My efforts and devotion were not sufficient to bring our people out of difficult livelihoods.” The video showed Kim make an appearance as a clock struck midnight. Dressed in a grey suit and tie, he waved to the crowd and accepted flowers from children while surrounded by military officials in Pyongyang’s recently renovated Kim Il Sung Square. Kim spoke for nearly half an hour, often visibly sweating despite the cool morning air, shedding tears when thanking the troops, and smiling and laughing as he watched the missiles. The parade was highly choreographed, with thousands of troops marching in formation, displays of new conventional military equipment including tanks, and fighter jets launching flares and fireworks.
Experts said that the new, larger ICBM is likely designed to carry multiple independent reentry vehicles (MIRVs), allowing it to attack more targets and making interception more difficult.
The new ICBM is likely intended to dispel doubts about North Korea’s ability to strike the continental United States, and an implicit threat that they are preparing to test the larger missile, said Markus Garlauskas, a former U.S. intelligence officer for North Korea. “If the Hwasong-15 could carry a ‘super-large’ nuclear warhead to anywhere in the U.S., then the natural question is what can this larger missile carry?,” he said. Kim became visibly emotional as he thanked the troops for their sacrifice in responding to natural disasters and preventing a corovonavirus outbreak. He said he was grateful that not a single North Korean had tested positive for the disease, an assertion that South Korea and the United States have previously questioned. While attendees at other celebratory events were shown wearing masks, no one at the parade appeared to be wearing them. Kim said he hoped that North and South Korea would join hands again when the global coronavirus crisis is over. South Korean officials said this week that Kim could use the event as a “low intensity” show of power ahead of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 3, as denuclearisation talks with Washington have stalled. In a congratulatory message to Kim for the anniversary, Chinese President Xi Jinping said he intended to “defend, consolidate and develop” ties with North Korea, its state media said on Saturday. Nick Note: Another one of Trumps great legacies. Including a out of control plague that will kill more Americans then any other event in her History. The Trump plague will end up killing more Americans then all wars combined. Trump will also be remembered for letting this maniac get the worlds BIGGEST mobile intercontinental missile capable of carrying 4 nuclear war heads. But at least Trump made a new friend. Look at the fottage that as of our publishing the US media has not bothere to show American audiances.
(Reuters) – U.S. stocks ended higher on Thursday as comments by U.S. President Donald Trump fueled hopes of fresh fiscal support, while data underscored the view that the labor market recovery was struggling to gain momentum. Two days after calling off negotiations on a comprehensive bill, Trump in an interview with Fox News said talks with Congress have restarted over further COVID-19 relief and that there was a good chance a deal could be reached. But he gave no other details about a possible agreement. While late afternoon trading was choppy, indexes added to gains after a White House spokeswoman said Trump wanted a “skinny” coronavirus relief bill. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said legislation to help airlines was a matter of national security and could only move through Congress with guarantees of work continuing on the comprehensive deal. The Dow Jones airlines index .DJUSAR jumped 1.6%, extending recent gains. “We’re clearly being pushed around by the prospect of getting further fiscal stimulus. That’s entirely the driver,” said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York. “The market is just reacting to every utterance of where we stand on fiscal policy.” The S&P 500 energy index .SPNY led sector percentage gains, rising 3.8% on the day, following a jump in oil prices. The Russell 2000 small-cap index .RUT was up 1.1% The Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI rose 122.05 points, or 0.43%, to 28,425.51, the S&P 500 .SPX gained 27.38 points, or 0.80%, to 3,446.83 and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC added 56.38 points, or 0.5%, to 11,420.98. Data on Thursday showed the number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits drifted lower last week but signaled the labor market was making little headway in getting millions of people back on the job after being out of work due to COVID-19 disruptio Strategists say investors are also beginning to digest the prospect of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden winning the Nov. 3 election. Biden appeared to lead Trump among likely voters in Florida and the two were locked in a tight race in Arizona, according to Reuters/Ipsos opinion polls released on Wednesday. “What the market is actually starting to warm up to is a Democratic sweep in the election cycle. If it’s a decisive win, you take away the drama of a contested election,” Hogan said. Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones on the NYSE by a 3.51-to-1 ratio; on Nasdaq, a 2.04-to-1 ratio favored advancers. The S&P 500 posted 58 new 52-week highs and no new lows; the Nasdaq Composite recorded 118 new highs and 12 new lows. Volume on U.S. exchanges was 8.92 billion shares, compared with the 9.76 billion average for the full session over the last 20 trading days. Nick Note: All of this stimulus shit is window dressing. Keep you eye on the money ball. if fact their are two balls. But you new that. My left nut is the virus gone wild. And my right nut that is a little bigger is the election hotly contested with the country throw into turmoil. Time to build our book.
Oct 8 (Reuters) – The World Health Organization reported a record one-day increase in global coronavirus cases on Thursday, with the total rising by 338,779 in 24 hours led by a surge of infections in Europe. Europe reported 96,996 new cases, the highest total for the region ever recorded by the WHO. Global deaths rose by 5,514 to a total of 1.05 million. The previous WHO record for new cases was 330,340 on Oct. 2. The agency reported a record 12,393 deaths on April 17. As a region, Europe is now reporting more cases than India, Brazil or the United States. India reported 78,524 new cases, followed by Brazil at 41,906 and the United States with 38,904 new infections, according to the WHO, whose data lags the daily reports by each country. According to a Reuters analysis of more recent country data, COVID-19 infections are rising in 54 countries, including surges in Argentina, Canada and much of Europe. Infections in the United Kingdom have reached record levels with over 17,000 new cases reported on Thursday. “We are seeing a definite and sustained increase in cases and admissions to hospital. The trend is clear, and it is very concerning,” said Dr Yvonne Doyle, medical director for Public Health England. France’s new daily COVID-19 infections remained above the record 18,000 threshold for the second day on Thursday with new measures to curb the outbreak expected. The average number of new infections reported in Belgium has been increasing for seven days straight and Germany reported its biggest daily increase in new cases since April on Thursday. While India still leads in the globe in most new cases reported per day, new infections are down 20% from its peak.
In the United States, which has the largest total number of cases and deaths in the world, new infections are edging higher along with the most hospitalized COVID-19 patients since early September.
Nick Note: Do not be a Trump Chump. Its not increased testing. The FACTS are hospitalizations and deaths are increasing. It a global second wave. Sometimes it hard to stay engaged. Do not let your guard down. The worst of it has not come yet!
Germany has issued a stark warning over the spread of the coronavirus.
Top health officials are sounding the alarm over potential further outbreaks in the country.
“The current situation worries me a lot. We don’t know how things will develop over the next few weeks,” Lothar Wieler, head of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases, said on
Germany has been seen as a poster-child for its response to the initial coronavirus outbreak, having implemented a robust testing regime earlier on, as well as tracking and tracing cases effectively. It’s modern health care infrastructure helped to keep deaths relatively low. While Germany has reported 311,503 cases, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University, and a similar number to Italy where the virus first emerged in Europe in February, it has reported far fewer deaths, with the tally still under 10,000. In recent weeks it has seen an increase in the number of new daily infections. On Thursday, it reported 4,058 new cases, with urban centers Berlin, Munich and Hamburg particular hotspots. Germany has moved to increase restrictions in such areas, with a curfew put on hospitality venues like bars and restaurants to curb the spread. Wieler warned against complacency, however, saying that while Germany “got through the summer comparatively well” that did not mean the epidemiological situation wasn’t dangerous. “Some claim that this shows that the virus is not that dangerous after all — that is a fallacy. Not that many people died because we took measures and kept to them,” the RKI tweeted, quoting Wieler. The RKI updated its risk assessment of the situation in Germany and worldwide Wednesday, saying it was “a very dynamic and serious situation.” “The number of cases continues to increase worldwide. The number of newly submitted cases in Germany declined from around mid-March to early July. Since the end of July, significantly more cases have been transmitted again, many of them initially related to travel. Since the end of August (week 35), more transmissions have been observed in Germany,” the RKI noted. “A continuous increase in transmissions in the population in Germany can currently be observed. The dynamic is increasing in almost all regions,” it said, adding that outbreaks were particularly connected to celebrations with family and friends, group events, and old people’s and nursing homes.The RKI continues to rate the risk to the health of the German population as “high,” and “very high” for particular at-risk groups. Nick Note: Pay attention here. Usually infection new waves in Europe arrive in the US within 3 months. Thanks to those jet powered incubation tubes flying around. What restaurant, move theater, sports venue or airline is going to disclose super spreader events. NONE. I actually have heard airline executives swear that noone ever got infected on a airplane… REALLY! So how did the virus get here. Ill tell you how. The Chinese government when it realized it had a highly contagious deadly virus they sent hordes of Chinese “tourists” to every major population center the world over. And how did the Chinnes equivalent of Typhoid Mary named Covid Chen get to those population centers? On the super spreader airlines.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made a dramatic announcement during her weekly press conference Thursday by telling reporters that she intends to discuss a constitutional measure to remove President Trump from office, following questions regarding Trump’s health as he recovers from coronavirus.
The 25th Amendment allows for the vice president to become acting president if is determined that the president “is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.”
“Tomorrow, by the way, tomorrow, come here tomorrow,” Pelosi said. “We’re going to be talking about the 25th Amendment.” Pelosi had earlier questioned the status of Trump’s health, as well as exactly how long he has had COVID-19. “I think that the public needs to know the health condition of the President,” Pelosi said. “There’s one question that he refused to answer … when was his last negative test?” Pelosi said that this information is necessary in order to “make a judgment about the actions that were taken after that.” “Let us see a date, a time when you last tested negative,” she added. The 25th Amendment requires a declaration of the president’s inability from the vice president and either a majority of either the heads of executive branch departments “or of such other body as Congress may by law provide,” to be sent to the speaker of the House–in this case, Pelosi–and the president pro tempore of the Senate–currently Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa. While the amendment allows for Congress to pass a law that would create a body to sign off on such a declaration, Pelosi would have to convince Senate Republicans to go along with it. Plus, Vice President Mike Pence would also have to sign the declaration as well, which would be highly unlikely. Trump said during a Fox Business interview Thursday morning that he is “feeling good,” and does not believe he is “contagious at all.” During a recent interview on ABC News’ “This Week,” Pelosi was discussing Trump’s nomination of a new Supreme Court justice to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Pelosi gave a cryptic response when asked whether she and House Democrats would move to impeach the president or Attorney General Bill Barr in an effort to prevent the Senate from acting on the nomination. “We have our options. We have arrows in our quiver that I’m not about to discuss right now, but the fact is we have a big challenge in our country,” Pelosi said. Since then, she appeared to rule out impeachment, telling reporters, “I don’t think he’s worth the trouble at this point.” Nick Note: Trump is obviously out to lunch. Invoking the 25th amendment is complicated. But the end game is to plant the issue in the undecided voters mind. This is a brilliant strategy. Its a win win. I believe as the days go by and Trump feels rejected (yes he is following the polling) he gets more and more desperate. This is going to end up very very badly,,,,, And yes we are ready to pounce. A president in melt down is a terrible to waste……………………………………………….
Trump fears the American people are about to tell him: ‘YOU’RE FIRED!’
The man who devotes every second of his waking life to the obsessive pursuit of winning is staring down the barrel of an election loss in four weeks that could be a total blow-out. A new CNN/SSR poll published yesterday revealed he’s 16 points behind his Democratic opponent Joe Biden. And the network’s poll of polls puts Biden’s lead at 11 points. He’s draining support from seniors and women in particularly alarming fashion and if things get much worse, Trump could even end up being the new Walter Mondale, who was obliterated in 49 out of 50 states by Ronald Reagan in the 1984 election. Of course, Trump was trailing badly in the polls before the 2016 election too. Then, I felt the polls were wrong. I was filming down in Texas and Florida at the time and could sense the Trump Train was steaming powerfully towards the White House, so repeatedly predicted a shock win. But this feels different. Very different. Trump’s not the renegade outsider now, promising to smash everything up and ‘Make America Great Again.’ He’s the incumbent President who’s smashed everything up… and made America a lot worse. The country is ravaged by coronavirus, suffering by far the worst death toll in the world and now experiencing a scary second wave in many states that threatens to send the current number of 210,000 fatalities much higher. It’s also been crippled by a devastating collapse in the US economy and jobs. And the death of George Floyd sparked huge and sometimes very violent protests, massively increased racial tensions and raging culture wars. The combined effect of all this is that America is on its knees and desperate for someone, anyone to save and revive them. But President Trump’s singularly failed to be that person. He’s never taken Covid-19 seriously – constantly downplaying its threat and encouraging a shockingly casual disregard among his staff and supporters for masks, social distancing, and other restrictive measures essential for suppressing the virus.
Inevitably, this woefully complacent attitude has now resulted in the President and numerous members of his White House team catching it turning the epicentre of American power into a virtual Covid-colony.
But even that hasn’t stopped him from continuing to treat the whole thing with shocking flippancy – including performing pathetic joyrides to wave to fans outside the hospital and ripping off his mask on the White House balcony, so he could pose like some ‘tough-guy’ dictator. Trump’s reprehensibly irresponsible chest-beating ‘I beat Covid and so can you!’ response to catching this killer disease will mean millions of Americans view it in the same dismissive way, and that will cost lives. His reckless disregard for the truth about this virus is so bad that Facebook had to delete a post yesterday in which Trump claimed Covid-19 was ‘less lethal’ than the flu, saying the US had ‘learned to live with’ flu season, ‘just like we are learning to live with Covid, in most populations far less lethal!!!’ This is completely untrue. The coronavirus is far more deadly and virulent than normal flu. In fact, Covid has killed more Americans in a few months this year than flu killed in the past five years combined. Nick Note: He who GOD is about to destroy he makes crazy first. And trump is crazy as hell. This is going to get real real ugly. When he loses he will call for the TRUMP TRUMPS to take to the streets. He is crashing and burning before your very eyes…..
