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The above reads more like a metal plasma cutter....
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The above reads more like a metal plasma cutter....
Fatten that recipe up about a 100 times and you will have that or a TIG welder.
Whatever
Top Japanese Official: Rename W.H.O. To ‘China Health Organization,’ Use ‘Wuhan Virus’ | The Daily Wire
Mr. Aso speaks some truth!
World Health Organization should be renamed to China Health Organization.
Keep calling it the Wuhan Virus - it's where it originated from (just like the names of 85% of epidemics).
Omertà
Call it whatever you want.
Covid is much easier to say, so that is what choose to call it.
if its good enough for the japanese its good enough for me...
Sad To Say I Don't Have a Life
I do this stuff on the weekends too
Apparently WHO is also funded largely by the Chinese, no wonder they were so lenient at first, Russia who ignored the advice from WHO and closed its borders a while back has 30 deaths so far.
When you think you have made a procedure idiot proof your company employs a better idiot.
Same with Taiwan (who the World Health Org. doesn't even recognize as a country, a view also held by China) THREE DEATHS!!! Only 300 infected.
Omertà
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Dr. Fauci Gives Sliver of Good News: Mitigation Efforts Are Having 'Dampening Effect' on Coronavirus
Iranian Muslims May Be Creating COVID-19 'Super-Spreaders' Through Pilgrimages
In countries around the world, public places such as schools, stores, theme parks and even houses of worship have shuttered their doors in an effort to promote social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Yet there is one place that is still seeing its share of visitors despite these measures, and that is a pair of Islamic shrines located in Qom, Iran. The city is considered holy to Shiite Muslims and draws pilgrims from around the globe.
Authorities in Iran closed the city shrines on March 16, sparking protests by Islamic faithful and some clerics at the shrines, including at the Fatima Masumeh Shrine in Qom, according to Time.
Despite the purported closures, Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad tweeted a video Monday allegedly showing tour buses and pilgrims on foot are still headed toward one of the city’s holy sites.
“Iranian authorities are creating #CoronaVirus super-spreaders,” Alinejad wrote.
“You know how? By keeping open these religious shrines in Qom, epicentre of the virus in Iran. These pilgrims will then travel to their own countries. The regime is endangering the health of Iranians & world.”
Iranian authorities are creating #CoronaVirus super-spreaders.
You know how? By keeping open these religious shrines in Qom, epicentre of the virus in Iran.
These pilgrims will then travel to their own countries.
The regime is endangering the health of Iranians & world pic.twitter.com/UNtXXQbium
— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) March 30, 2020
The subtitled footage appears to have been taken from a moving vehicle with a male voice describing the scene as he apparently passes a holy site only identified as being in the city of Qom.
He describes how “busloads of pilgrims” are pouring in, likely bringing Indian and Pakistani Muslims to the shrine. “Strangely, authorities keep denying this,” he says, according to the subtitles.
At one point, the video’s narrator rolls down his window as he pulls up to another man on a motorcycle.
It appears from the subtitles that the motorcyclist, who is wearing a protective medical-style face mask, comments, “You know, they say every place should close down and people should self-isolate. Who are these people?”
The driver of the vehicle replies, “We don’t know where they’re coming from. They’re all in Qom, visiting the shrine.”
He ends his remarks and the video by asking rhetorically, “Is this how they want to break the coronavirus pandemic? Really, like this?”
Iranian authorities were initially slow to respond to the coronavirus and even more reluctant to close the shrines as they covered up news of the pandemic in their country.
As a result, Iran now has a staggering number of coronavirus infections as 47,593 are sickened and 3,036 have died as of Wednesday, according to Johns Hopkins.
Spoke to a muslim guy that buys up scrap PC boards from me.
They have there own theories about this epidemic and the cause of it.
For one thing they don't believe its a virus.
Claims the deaths are due to a chemical attach of sorts.
Whatever
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