About the above... a similar situation happened in Canada at the hands of Pierre Trudeau in 1974
Great interview on fundamentals and future potentials for Gold and Silver
But at the end they get into Corona and lay it down about HCQ
Such a good listen
https://goldsilver.com/blog/is-this-this-the-beginning-of-8000-gold-mike-maloney-chris-martenson-mr-jeff-clark/
But at the end they get into Corona and lay it down about HCQ
Such a good listen
https://goldsilver.com/blog/is-this-this-the-beginning-of-8000-gold-mike-maloney-chris-martenson-mr-jeff-clark/
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Is This the Beginning of $8000 Gold? Mike Maloney, Chris Martenson & Mr Jeff Clark
Last week’s video with Mike Maloney, Chris Martenson and Jeff Clark was received so well by our viewers that we’ve decided to make this a weekly event. In this installment, our team discusses whether this is just the beginning for gold, where the new buying…
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Gong Show Reality: Forbes is now telling you not to think. That could be dangerous, destructive and even deadly. You must not do your own research! Scientism must not be questioned! https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2020/07/30/you-must-not-do-your-own-research-when-it-comes-to-science/#17a9d4ef535e
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“I wonder if you realized that this was happening, this decorrelation.
The red line is the number of new daily test-confirmed covid cases in the world. I bet it also looks like the curve of fear that many people feel, as they are told that they need to go back to work, or send their kids to school.
The black line at the bottom is the number of people who die of covid everyday since January. Currently it's about 6,200 per day. (There was a peak on 16 April: 10,504 deaths. And another on 24 July: 9,827 deaths. The rest has been mostly under 7,000.)
6,200 deaths per day is a lot. Yet, if 2020 had been a normal year, population models expected 161,607 deaths per day from all causes in the world. So 6,200 represents 3.8% of all daily deaths.
Covid death is tragic for families, no doubt, and we should do our best to avoid those. However, out of 100 chances of dying, there are still 96.2 reasons that something else could get us. Beware!”
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Source: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/daily-covid-cases-deaths
“I wonder if you realized that this was happening, this decorrelation.
The red line is the number of new daily test-confirmed covid cases in the world. I bet it also looks like the curve of fear that many people feel, as they are told that they need to go back to work, or send their kids to school.
The black line at the bottom is the number of people who die of covid everyday since January. Currently it's about 6,200 per day. (There was a peak on 16 April: 10,504 deaths. And another on 24 July: 9,827 deaths. The rest has been mostly under 7,000.)
6,200 deaths per day is a lot. Yet, if 2020 had been a normal year, population models expected 161,607 deaths per day from all causes in the world. So 6,200 represents 3.8% of all daily deaths.
Covid death is tragic for families, no doubt, and we should do our best to avoid those. However, out of 100 chances of dying, there are still 96.2 reasons that something else could get us. Beware!”
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Source: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/daily-covid-cases-deaths
Our World in Data
Daily confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths
Limited testing and challenges in the attribution of cause of death means the cases and deaths counts may not be accurate.