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No no say it ain’t so their goes the croissants

TROOPS ON THE STREETS

TROOPS could guard hospitals and supermarkets in drastic new measures set to be rolled out in a bid to tackle the coronavirus.It comes as the death toll in the UK soared to 21 and plans were announced to isolate people over the age of 70 for four months. Shoppers have stripped supermarket shelves of essentials including toilet paper and dried pasta as officials say they’ve moved into the second phase of plans to contain the deadly bug. As a result, it is understood the government will deploy the armed forces. The plans feature in a list of strict rules set to be revealed by Boris Johnson as the pandemi  rages. As part of plans for a worst-case scenario situation, defence sources told The Mail on Sunday that Army units are stepping up their training for public order roles – including the guarding of hospitals and supermarkets. The source said officers from the Royal Logistics Corps will food convoys, while the Royal Army Medical Corps could build tented field hospitals next to care homes. Troops trained in chemical, biological and nuclear warfare will deep-clean empty public buildings in case they need to be turned in to hospitals or morgues. Under the new scheme, local councils would work with military liaison officers and essential staff including RAF Typhoon pilots will be quarantied at work so they don’t fall sick. Members of the Army’s police force, the Royal Military Police, will also work with constabularies across Britain. The virus is widespread in Europe, and while Italy remains in lockdown, France has tonight ordered restaurants and bars to shut. Flights were also turned away from Spain just 40 miles before landing. Britain’s decision not to lock down has been criticised by a group of 229 scientists from UK universities. In an open letter, they say the approach will “risk many more lives than necessary”. Nick Note: we are in partial quarantine country wide. Restaurants, bars and sporting events are all closed. It does not mean shit to me. We have been in self imposed quarantine for a month now. My millennial’s and generation Zeers are walking around here a little shell shocked. DAD how did you know… we are so sorry. Some of the VOLUNTARILY  Quarantined staff are coming and telling me thankyou thanksyou. Get this some of their close friends they would have been hanging out with are sick with the contravirus and one is hospitalized!

THIS ONE S PEACH CRASHED THE GLOBAL STOCK MARKET PANICKED INVESTORS AND COST THE WORLD COUNTLESS TRILLIONS

Trump in desperation announce a unprecedented travel ban on people traveling from 26 Europe counties. About the dumbest fucking thing ever done by a world leader. it caused panic the world over… why do it. In order to answer this question you have to understand the nature of the beast. Trump is totally  inept and his research (rather then surrounding himself with experts, reading intelligence and economic reports)  is calling fellow showman FOX news caster and pollsters for their moment to moment   ratings of his presidency that is little more then a reality TV show based in Washington. Often episodes staged in the rose garden and oval office production sets

It was only the beginning of the week that the trump script writers realized that their might be a real problem in the spreading now official global pandemic.

As you know   I have been screaming my warning for months and planning our trading the best i could. We even opened up the Pandemic Informer Web sight.

Trump banning travel from Europe and invoking the emergency  power act. He is building his power base to be a dictator.

I knew this was a big deal from my  Haiti experience fighting  Cholera virus where people literately shit themselves to death.

I learned how to decontaminate big spaces running  HASP certified food production facilities (with testing labs and a clinic) in Central America.  I learned  more then i ever wanted to know  about viruses like the Rhino and E.coli and how to disinfect massive production facilities employing thousands of people often sick.

Through the years i have had strong premonition that a Global Pandemic was a forgone conclusion. Between Cholera, Ecoli, SARS  i realized it was only mater of time. I was in England when they culled  all the chickens and Turkeys. I researched and planned for this day it seems like all my life.  And I waited and watched……. Moved off the yacht, sold the mansionss  AND got serious about the dog farm Rancho Perro.  From food storage to medical equipment  to water storage generators, solar and  satellites, fences and cameras. I built steel barns, storage sheds (metal)  cabins and shipping container homes. Made sure the vesicles were all 4 wheel  drives (exceptions being the  57 Chevy and corvettes). I even built a Daca truck for those night time cross country excursions.  i prepared day and night and even saved  glass bottles,  steel storage drums, 1 ton cube water containers, . To the laughter of family and friends… As far as wives/ girl Friends (they been gone thank God for over ten years) that did not want to live on a farm. I told them if they stayed they would take of the tin foil hat…….. Even my children regarded me as a nut case…. Not Any mores.

Ten years ago i wrote the reports on the Pandemic Informer web sight.

I closed offices all over the world and even have one blow up! I decided years ago that office were a function of a bygone era. I have been shopping on the internet and eBay as they became viable. I moved our enterprises into the virtual world as soon as the technology became available. The  days of Malls, Grocery stores, Shopping centers, board meetings in person  and offices are over.  Restaurants, sports stadiums, bars strip clubs will go virtual.

We will come out of this with a much different world they you know today. Robots don’t get diseases. Doctor visits will be online with vitals taken by sensors in your smart watch. Surgery will be done by a expert surgeon across the world from you. Police will patrol the streets by drone and facial recondition cameras,   embedded chip ID scanning sensors. It Ok they will not be in your hand or forehead!  They are already embedded in your credit card, drivers license, passport and Groceries.  You DNA will be your ID and they will sniff it out of the air.

All business will be online, Insurance, lawyers even the courts will be virtual. Their will be no physical banks or ATM machines.  Money will be virtual.  Loans and all banking will be online with you communicating with a Artificial intelligence virtual person. Paper currencies will mark you as a criminal and stacks of cash will be stored in warehouses of drug dealers collecting dust.

University’s, schools and classroom will all go virtual. .

Their will be no stoned bus drivers or truckers, buses and planes (half as many as we have now)  without pilotless even cars will be driverless.

Your food and packages will be delivered by robuts. The great cities of the world will empty out. Either on foot or in a body bags.

Wall Street stocks skyrocketed on Friday, recouping a chunk of Thursday’s steep losses in a monster rally as President Donald Trump officially declared a national emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, providing fearful investors with momentary comfort. Amid new infections and a rising death toll, the president outlined a broad, multi-pronged $50 billion effort designed stave off a pathogen that’s currently ravaging Italy and threatens to overwhelm Europe. In addition to student loan relief — and using the opportunity provided by low oil prices to “fill up” America’s strategic reserve — the initiative will loosen up regulations to allow hospitals to “do what they want” to combat the virus. “This will pass, this will pass through, and we will be even stronger for it,” Trump said. Friday’s rally — which saw benchmarks spike by over 9% — provided a brief respite from a bloody 3 week streak that culminated on Thursday, when the S&P 500 and Dow posted their biggest percentage-drop since 1987’s notorious “Black Monday.” The surge was Wall Street’s biggest since the 2008 crisis.  The S&P 500 has gained or lost at least 4.89% every session this week, and plunged enough during the intraday session to trigger “circuit-breakers” to help prevent further extreme losses twice. Each of the three major indices entered a bear market this week, falling more than 20% from recent highs. Amid these concerns, the response from policymakers escalated throughout the week, with the Federal Reserve adding further stimulus on top of its half-point interest rate cut last week with the announcement of an additional injection of $1.5 trillion in liquidity operations, along with purchases of Treasury securities across the yield curve. Elsewhere, Trump announced a month-long travel ban on inbound travelers from Europe, and said he would offer billions worth of low-interest loans to small and mid-sized businesses getting hit by the coronavirus.  Nick Note: Can i now say i told you so?

AREN’T YOU GLAD YOU PUSHED THE RESET BUTTON

Public closures, a ban on gatherings, quarantine notices and orders for isolation have become increasingly common as the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States. Officials in Washington state and San Francisco are limiting the number of people allowed to attend public gatherings. The governor of California joined them on Thursday in urging the cancellation of all events with more than 250 people in attendance. The governor of Kentucky, a Bible belt state, has asked churches and other religious institutions to temporarily cancel services. But if it seems these actions are infringing on individual freedoms guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, think again. Hodge is the director of the Center for Public Health Law and Policy at Arizona State University, an affiliate of the Network for Public Health Law. As the number of COVID-19 cases climbs, he said, the types of “aggressive measures” taking place in some parts of the country will be used elsewhere. As of Thursday, more than a dozen states from California to North Carolina have declared a state of emergency to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus. Hodge said those declarations help shape how public health officials can respond at the state and local level, enabling them to act fast while instituting forms of social distancing — “which is one of the only tools we have available to us” during a public health crisis like the coronavirus pandemic, he said. Officials typically have to go through legal processes to close an establishment or shut down public gatherings, Hodge said. But under a state of emergency, everything is expedited.  “It’s not that we don’t have time for First Amendment interests, it’s that we must act fast,” he said. “What was opened today can be closed tomorrow.” That doesn’t mean communities in the U.S. will see the kind of large-scale lock-downs happening in Italy and China, Hodge added. But there are circumstances under which a voluntary recommendation can become involuntary. A man in Missouri left quarantine to attend a father-daughter dance at a nearby hotel, McClatchy reported, prompting county health officials to warn “he must remain in his home or they will issue a formal quarantine that will require him and the rest of his family to stay in their home by the force of law.” When someone opts to evade such recommendations, Hodge said, public health authorities can seek a court order mandating their compliance. “Some of those basic liberties are going to be truncated for a brief period,” he said. “Most Americans understand the need for that.” But these types of public closures and requests for self-quarantine aren’t without good reason — it’s “flattening the curve,” Vox reported. If officials don’t stop the rapid spread of coronavirus, or at least slow it down, epidemiologists have said the health care system could be “overwhelmed by a sudden explosion of illness that requires more people to be hospitalized than it can handle,” according to Vox. Still, these measures aren’t undertaken without due process. “The government does have sweeping powers to combat communicable disease but there are limits,” said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union. Stanley said officials have a set of guidelines to follow when it comes to making these decisions — it has to be overwhelmingly in the public interest, rooted in rational, scientific ends and done by the least intrusive means possible. There must also be a mechanism to challenge it. Officials can’t, for example, use COVID-19 as an excuse or pretext “to achieve illegitimate ends” like shutting down a protest or discriminating against certain groups, he said. Hodge said these types of measures aren’t designed to be punitive, they’re protective — and they don’t “trip any constitutional safeguards when done right.” He pointed to a case from the 1980s in West Virginia where a man who officials suspected had tuberculosis was involuntarily confined in quarantine. The man argued he was denied due process when the trial court delayed appointing him an attorney, and judges agreed. That, Hodge said, is an example of what not to do in a public health emergency. “There really are definitive checklists of things you have to show to utilize quarantine and isolation powers at the level we’re going to see,” he told McClatchy. But he said state and local health authorities know that — “this is not guesswork.” The coronavirus hasn’t caught the public health system off guard so much as prompted them to operate on a much larger scale than usual, Hodge said “It gets a lot easier when Americans act on their own volition and self-quarantine pursuant to public health directives,” he said. “Most Americans will respond that way.” The CDC has guidelines on legal authorities governing isolation and quarantine as well as the types of laws and regulations that come into play during a pandemic. Nick Note: That was the Doctoral Thesis version. The real world version is the police, army and CORRUPT authorities will not waste a Pandemic