Forwarded from Activist Post
NYC Hammered By 40% Bankruptcy Surge, Braces For Next Wave
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ActivistPost/~3/72B4ZmKHLg8/nyc-hammered-by-40-bankruptcy-surge-braces-for-next-wave.html
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ActivistPost/~3/72B4ZmKHLg8/nyc-hammered-by-40-bankruptcy-surge-braces-for-next-wave.html
Activist Post
NYC Hammered By 40% Bankruptcy Surge, Braces For Next Wave - Activist Post
Al Togut, a bankruptcy lawyer for small firms to mega-corporations, said, "by late fall, there will be an avalanche of bankruptcies ..."
Truth about Trudeau and where he is leading Canada
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/canada/why-alberta-better-exit-canada-fast/
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/canada/why-alberta-better-exit-canada-fast/
Armstrongeconomics
Why Alberta Better Exit Canada & Fast! | Armstrong Economics
COMMENT: Dear Martin, I have followed your work for years now I want to thank you for your tireless efforts to provide insightful information, the world needs
Forwarded from COVID-19 Up
No Clear Link Between Schools Reopening and COVID-19 Surge, Global Study Finds
đź“ť Widespread reopening of schools after lockdowns and vacations is generally not linked to rising COVID-19 rates, a study of 191 countries has found, but lockdown closures will leave a 2020 "pandemic learning debt" of 300 billion missed school days.
The analysis, by the Geneva-based independent educational foundation Insights for Education (IfE), said 84% of those 300 billion days would be lost by children in poorer countries, and warned that 711 million pupils were still out of school.
"It's been assumed that opening schools will drive infections, and that closing schools will reduce transmission, but the reality is much more complex," said IfE's founder and chief executive Randa Grob-Zakhary.
The vast majority—92%—of countries that are through their first wave of COVID-19 infections have started to reopen school systems, even as some are seeing a second surge.
IfE found that 52 countries that sent students back to school in August and September—including France and Spain—saw infection rates rise during the vacation compared to when they were closed. @COVID19Up SOURCE
đź“ť Widespread reopening of schools after lockdowns and vacations is generally not linked to rising COVID-19 rates, a study of 191 countries has found, but lockdown closures will leave a 2020 "pandemic learning debt" of 300 billion missed school days.
The analysis, by the Geneva-based independent educational foundation Insights for Education (IfE), said 84% of those 300 billion days would be lost by children in poorer countries, and warned that 711 million pupils were still out of school.
"It's been assumed that opening schools will drive infections, and that closing schools will reduce transmission, but the reality is much more complex," said IfE's founder and chief executive Randa Grob-Zakhary.
The vast majority—92%—of countries that are through their first wave of COVID-19 infections have started to reopen school systems, even as some are seeing a second surge.
IfE found that 52 countries that sent students back to school in August and September—including France and Spain—saw infection rates rise during the vacation compared to when they were closed. @COVID19Up SOURCE
Chill Dougie Chill
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/randall-denley-ontarios-new-covid-models-show-everyone-should-stop-panicking-especially-doug-ford
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/randall-denley-ontarios-new-covid-models-show-everyone-should-stop-panicking-especially-doug-ford
National Post
Randall Denley: Ontario's new COVID models show everyone should stop panicking — especially Doug Ford
The biggest fear in the next few months ought to be an overreaction that further restricts personal freedoms and economic activity without the facts to justify…
Forwarded from GreenMedInfo
Spot on context for the globalist agenda being rolled out under the cover of COVID (beyond partisan politics) https://youtu.be/_q9CSKPJ-_Q
YouTube
The New Model: Communitarianism
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Forwarded from COVID-19 Up
"Noncompliance Should Incur a Penalty": New England Journal of Medicine Calls for a Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine
With half the US population reportedly unwilling to submit to an experimental COVID-19 shot, a new scientific paper has shed light on how health authorities might enforce compliance with vaccine mandates.
Published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Thursday, the paper outlines strategies for circumventing widespread fears over the safety of a rushed-to-market vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, providing health authorities with a playbook for coercing a skittish populace.
The writers acknowledge that voluntary measures should be tried first, rather than mandating the vaccine for everyone out of the gate. However, if the target population doesn't comply within a trial period, a mandate should be rolled out, and the penalties for refusing to submit should be harsh.
Given “the costs of a failed voluntary scheme,” the writers warn, authorities should wait no more than a few weeks before rolling out a mandate if uptake falls short of expectations. @COVID19Up SOURCE
With half the US population reportedly unwilling to submit to an experimental COVID-19 shot, a new scientific paper has shed light on how health authorities might enforce compliance with vaccine mandates.
Published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Thursday, the paper outlines strategies for circumventing widespread fears over the safety of a rushed-to-market vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, providing health authorities with a playbook for coercing a skittish populace.
The writers acknowledge that voluntary measures should be tried first, rather than mandating the vaccine for everyone out of the gate. However, if the target population doesn't comply within a trial period, a mandate should be rolled out, and the penalties for refusing to submit should be harsh.
Given “the costs of a failed voluntary scheme,” the writers warn, authorities should wait no more than a few weeks before rolling out a mandate if uptake falls short of expectations. @COVID19Up SOURCE