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In 24 hours, signs of a pre-election postal slowdown have moved from the shadows to the spotlight, with evidence emerging all over the country that this isn’t a just a potential threat, but is happening before our eyes.  If you’re the Trump administration, and you’re in charge of the federal government, remember that a Pew poll published in April found the Postal Service was viewed favorably by 91% of Americans. There’s pretty high brand equity for the organization that got soldiers’ letters back from the front lines, delivered care packages to your summer camp, and shoved your college acceptance through the front door. Louis DeJoy, a top Trump donor, was sworn in as postmaster general in June. Since then:

• Social media exploded with reports from Oregon, Montana, Manhattan and Pennsylvania that the Postal Service was unbolting and hauling away mailboxes. “Some of the boxes scheduled to be removed from downtown Billings are nearly overflowing daily,” Julie Quilliam, president of the Montana Letter Carriers Association, wrote on Facebook, per AP.
  • The Postal Service backed off Friday, telling NBC News: “We are not going to be removing any boxes … After the election, we’re going to take a look at operations.”
• The WashPost scooped that the Postal Service sent letters July 29 to 46 states and D.C. “warning that it cannot guarantee all ballots cast by mail for the November election will arrive in time to be counted.” The Post said that could mean that even if people “follow all of their state’s election rules, the pace of Postal Service delivery may disqualify their votes.”
• And high-speed sorting machines are being yanked from processing plants.

Of note: Joe Biden is seizing on the postal fiasco, saying on Friday at a virtual fundraiser, per a pool report:

• “I was joking earlier with a couple on the call. I wonder if you’re outside trying to hold down your mailboxes. They’re going around literally with tractor trailers picking up mailboxes. You oughta go online and check out what they’re doing in Oregon. I mean, it’s bizarre!” Nick Note: This is going to be the direst most contested convoluted election ever, And in the middle of this global plague its the most dangerous time ever. their is a dirty political war out their that is taking resources from the things that public health agencies tools they need. Of course their should be 30 million tests a day with results back in 24 hours. And yes their should be contact tracing and their should be quarantines forced if necessary. And that is not going to happen in time. And what is a major health threat will become the worst plague the world has ever seen.. And they are serving up the American public as victims.

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Coronavirus have turned the City of Dreams into a cesspit plagued by junkies and violent criminals

Gold’s Gym has become synonymous with the Hollywood Dream.  Set just a few hundred yards from the ocean in sun-kissed Venice Beach, Los Angeles, Gold’s was the backdrop for Pumping Iron, the 1977 documentary which followed a young, unknown Austrian bodybuilder called Arnold Schwarzenegger as he prepared for the Mr Universe contest. The film turned him into an overnight sensation. He would go on to become a global superstar, marry a member of the Kennedy clan, and become Governor of California. Yet today Gold’s sits amid post-apocalyptic scenes which have consumed much of LA, turning the City of Dreams into an urban nightmare from which people are fleeing in droves.

Makeshift tents line the popular tourist destination of Venice Beach. ‘For Sale’ signs are seemingly dotted on every suburban street as the middle classes, particularly those with families, flee for the safer suburbs, with many choosing to leave LA altogether

A makeshift tent city made up of flapping tarpaulins and cardboard boxes surrounds the gym on all sides. Junkies and the homeless, many of whom are clearly mentally ill, walk the palm-lined streets like zombies – all just three blocks from multi-million-dollar homes overlooking the Pacific. Stolen bicycles are piled high on pavements littered with broken syringes.TV bulletins are filled with horror stories from across the city; of women being attacked during their morning jog or residents returning home to find strangers defecating in their front gardens.

Today, Los Angeles is a city on the brink. ‘For Sale’ signs are seemingly dotted on every suburban street as the middle classes, particularly those with families, flee for the safer suburbs, with many choosing to leave LA altogether.

‘People are getting out in droves. Last week I moved a prominent person in the music industry from a $6.5 million [£5 million] mansion above Sunset Boulevard to Nashville.’

A homeless man on Hollywood’s Walk Of Fame. Junkies and the homeless, many of whom are clearly mentally ill, walk the palm-lined streets like zombies – all just three blocks from multi-million-dollar homes overlooking the Pacific

‘Liberal politics has destroyed this city,’ he says. ‘The homeless encampments are legal and there’s nothing the police can do. White, affluent middle-class folk are getting out. People don’t feel safe any more.’ With movie studios still shuttered because of the coronavirus pandemic and businesses only just starting to remove the wooden boards put up after city-wide rioting following the death of George Floyd while being arrested by three white officers in Minneapolis, LA is now in the grip of white flight.

Lou Ferrigno became friends with Schwarzenegger when both worked out at Gold’s. While he might not be quite a household name like Arnie, Ferrigno starred in the TV series The Incredible Hulk and became one of the wealthiest bodybuilders in the world, with a fortune of $12 million.

President Donald Trump appointed him to his council on fitness, sports and nutrition in 2018.

But Ferrigno, for all his impeccable connections, has become fed up with what he describes as the ‘dramatic decline’ in LA. He and wife Carla recently sold their £3 million home in Santa Monica and moved into a 7,146 sq ft mansion two hours north of LA. Renee Taylor, an Oscar-nominated screenwriter and actress who appeared in the hit TV sitcom The Nanny, recently sold her Beverly Hills home after half a century and moved to the East Coast.  ‘I feel so sad for my friends left in Beverly Hills who had to suffer through looting and rioting,’ she says. ‘I got out just in time.’ The virus only made matters worse. There are homeless encampments in some of the most instantly recognisable tourist traps. Stretches of Hollywood Boulevard – embedded with glittering stars representing those who achieved their dream of fame and fortune – resemble a Third World shanty town rather than the heart of America’s second-largest city. Outside the Chinese Theatre where Marilyn Monroe and other screen icons are immortalised by their handprints in concrete, the Michael Jackson and Superman lookalikes who usually pose with tourists have been replaced by vagrants begging for change.

One of the city’s homeless – there are more than 66,000 people sleeping rough every night. The virus only made matters worse. There are homeless encampments in some of the most instantly recognisable tourist traps ‘White flight is real. The elites and middle classes are leaving. People are taking losses on the sales of their homes to get out.’  Nick Note: Here me well.. Flee the cities as fast as you can. The teeming masses of homeless people will be everywhere. Biden and liberal politics are coming to town. The masses  jobs are NOT coming back.  they will lose their homes and apartments in mass. Their is no way to stop this. Homeless shelters (refugee camps)  and feeding stations  will be the order of the day, Social distancing means you are 1000 yards at least from your nearest neighbor behind a wall of a 6 foot high fence monitored by cameras and DOGSSSSSSSS.  Its a plague and your neighbors houses will become a house of plague. And the coronavirus aerosol cloud will blow hundreds of feet into your house and kill you.  And their will be now working vaccine in time… IF EVER!. Sorry if your significant other especially your millennial’s don’t believe you and think this is a tin foil conspiracy. Its not. And the ONLY filter material that will save you is UPLA CERTIFIED canister filter cartage. SO buy them a proper respirator (i am NOT wearing it because its ugly) have them laugh and know you did all you can. Let them run around with COOL bandannas or coffee filter paper N95 (which by designation filter our 95% of water droplets)  masks that don’t fit (hospitals spend 3 hours per worker training them on the proper fit)The rest is on them!  I am the only one who gets this right and i got your their ahead of time. The masses eventually will get here and your millennial’s, unfortunately not after paying a very high price. Tell them they will look even uglier with a Respirator tube shoved down their throat hanging ON to life by a respirator machine shitting on themselves in their hospital beds.. NOW THAT UGLY!

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DURHAM, N.C. – Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are choosing neck gaiters as their go-to face covering. The ease with which they can slide up and down the face makes them a favorite among runners and hikers. Now, however, a new study suggests this lightweight, breathable fabric may be worse at blocking the coronavirus than wearing no face mask at all. Researchers at Duke University say bandanas and neck gaiters are among the worst choices for face coverings when it comes to blocking fluid droplets.

To study how well face masks prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Duke team focused on fluid droplets coming from the mouth when people speak. To do this, they used an inexpensive apparatus made from cheap and easily obtained laboratory materials. It consists of a box, a laser, a lens, and a cell phone camera. The study in the journal Science Advances shows most types of face masks block fluid droplets from traveling far from the mouth. Despite this discovery, not all face coverings perform as well as others. The best masks are N95 masks without valves. These types of masks are commonly used by healthcare workers and in medical facilities. Researchers say surgical or polypropylene face coverings and fabric (cotton) masks also work relatively well. In contrast, bandanas and neck gaiters do not block fluid droplets well at all. Study authors explain that neck gaiters cause larger fluid droplets to break up into smaller particles. This increases droplet counts and could allow particles to hang around in the air for longer periods of time. This, in turn, could raise the likelihood that someone wearing a neck gaiter transmits COVID-19 to others nearby. “Wearing a mask is a simple and easy way to reduce the spread of COVID-19,” senior author Eric Westman says in a university statemen. “About half of infections are from people who don’t show symptoms, and often don’t know they’re infected. They can unknowingly spread the virus when the cough, sneeze and just talk.” Westman adds that 99 percent of infectious droplets can be stopped before reaching another person if everyone wears a functioning face mask. “In the absence of a vaccine or antiviral medicine, it’s the one proven way to protect others as well as yourself,” he says. Nick Note: Now you can see my profound frustration. They tested droplets… NOT NOT the aerosol vapor that infected people create with each and every breath they take. Tests have show that aerosol clouds of nanoparticles pass through ALL paper and cloth mask like a hot knife through butter. This is know and was a phenomenon documented in the SARS, MARS, Measeals and TB epidemic. They know they just don’t want you to know… Excuse me i stand on my primitive asshole fucked up research and tests. The coronavirus has gone airborne. It is now passed as a nanoparticle. It goes through ALL paper and cloth masks. It goes around face shields. the only solution is air tight googles and P3 R nanoparticle filters… I have spoken truth and i sign my name to it Nick Guarino

The increase in deaths in New York City during the early months of the covid-19 pandemic rivals the death toll there at the peak of the 1918 flu pandemic, according to an analysis published Thursday. The comparison, published online in the medical journal JAMA Network Open, found that the number of deaths from all causes was roughly equal during the two peak months of the flu epidemic and the first 61 days of the current outbreak.  The H1N1 flu pandemic eventually killed 50 million people a century ago, about 675,000 of them in the United States. The current pandemic has claimed at least 746,000 lives worldwide, about 162,000 of them in the United States, according to a tally kept by The Washington Post.