They've turned the CTICC into a hospital. 850 beds added to the system. As a single example that immediately pops to mind.
Did someone let the cunts in government in on this?
The lockdown happened at least 3 weeks too early, the problem is that they had to implement it early due to "nuclear bomb" that the ZCC pilgrimage would of been. added that in the first 3 weeks of the lockdown the NCCC did nothing to improve the readiness for the virus and to this day doing virtually nothing to improve mitigation strategies outside of the ones first announced at the start of the lockdown despite almost three months worth of new information being published since then.
This would also mean, that kids or anyone who is Assymtomatic. Could get the same damage. (just no showing it in short term. but what is the long term effect)
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The UK going to make 1 billion doses of their vaccine by August, either the we are going to have a vaccine by then or more likely the UK will need a find a way to dispose a billion viles of medical waste really fastGermany's CureVac to begin clinical trials for a Covid-19 vaccine
CureVac has become the second German biotechnology company to be given permission to proceed with clinical trials of a Covid-19 vaccine, days after Berlin stepped in to stop the group falling into foreign hands.
The German regulator said the CureVac trial would be one of just 11 worldwide to be testing its vaccine on humans.
In April, rival BioNTech received regulatory approval for human trials on its vaccine. Both companies specialise in mRNA technology, which can produce a vaccine faster than traditional methods. However, neither company has yet produced a marketable mRNA product.
CureVac, a key player in the race to develop a Covid-19 vaccine, is majority-owned by SAP founder Dietmar Hopp, and counts the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation among its investors.
The German government earlier this week announced plans to invest €300m to secure a stake in the company in a bid to block a foreign takeover of the company after it attracted interest from the Trump administration. The Tübingen-based company intends to float on Nasdaq in July, according to a government document seen by the FT.
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Not only that, it looks like he is planning to break away from democracy and instate himself as military dictator
Threat of Military Action Rattles Brazil as Virus Deaths Surge (Published 2020)
As Brazil reels from its worst crisis in decades, President Bolsonaro and his allies are using the prospect of military intervention to protect his grip on power.www.nytimes.com
Not only that, it looks like he is planning to break away from democracy and instate himself as military dictator
Threat of Military Action Rattles Brazil as Virus Deaths Surge (Published 2020)
As Brazil reels from its worst crisis in decades, President Bolsonaro and his allies are using the prospect of military intervention to protect his grip on power.
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