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Coronavirus: Six dead in
kimi
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Isn't that the truth!!!!
Lovely. Just friggin' lovely.
Yes, the flu is in the news everyday, but not drawing the attention of the fake news media like COVID-19, but we all know why...at least most of us do.
And the panic in Washington continues. This morning Seattle announced they are buying a motel to house the sick and homeless.
https://nypost.com/2020/03/03/washington-state-county-to-buy-a-hotel-for-housing-coronavirus-patients/
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It’s odd but earlier that article said it would house homeless as well as Corona virus patients and now the homeless is gone. Also heard on local radio that it would be used to house both. If Seattle was really concerned for homeless they would have done something years ago. But now that Governor Inslee announced a state of emergency he is looking for $$$$
Scientists Discover HIV-Like 'Mutation' Which Makes Coronavirus Extremely Infectious
For those confused, what the latest scientific paper claims is that whereas the Coronavirus may indeed contain a specific HIV-like feature that makes it extremely infectious, that was the result of a rather bizarre “mutation.” However, since the scientists did not make the scandalous claim that Chinese scientists had created an airborne version of HIV, but instead blamed a mutation, they will likely not be forced to retract it, even if it the odds of such a “random” mutation taking place naturally are extremely small.
As a reminder, the running narrative is that the new coronavirus lie dormant in bats somewhere between 20 and 70 years, then ‘crossed over’ to humans through and unknown species – possibly a Pangolin – before it emerged at a Wuhan, China meat market roughly 900 feet from a level-4 bioweapons lab.
And what were they researching at said lab? Among other things – why Ebola and HIV can lie dormant in bats without causing diseases.
According to the new study, the ‘mutation’ can generate a structure known as a cleavage site in the new coronavirus’ spike protein, SCMP reports. “Compared to the Sars’ way of entry, this binding method is “100 to 1,000 times” as efficient, according to the study.”