How are you enjoying house arrest?

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If you ever go to Houston,
Yeah, you better walk right,
You'd better not gamble
And sure thing better not fight.
The next thing you know
The sheriff gonna arrest you
And some judge send you down
And you can bet your bottom dollar
Lord, you'll be chaingang bound,
Chaingang bound.
Creedence Clearwater (YouTube)


How are you enjoying house arrest?

Miami woman goes to Italy and comes home with a sore throat. She shoulda stayed in Italy, eh?​

Coronavirus Confusion: Miami Woman Allegedly Denied Proper Testing

• “My preliminary tests came back rather alarming,” she said, “because I tested positively for two strains of the previous coronavirus.”
• Instead, of leaving with answers she was sent home and told to stay in her house for 14 days.

Some have suggested that three weeks of school closure provides time for 5G installation without parental input, despite this:

Scientists and Doctors Demand Moratorium of 5G Warning of Health Effects

Funny how documents signed by a zillion scientists verify that Global Warming exists, yet anti-5G documents signed by Docs get ignored.

Most of the population is now under virtual house arrest: at 9:15 am I'm looking out my window and there's nobody on the street, nobody walking in the park by the river, only two cars in the parking area which visitors to the Old Age Home next door usually fill.  Almost no traffic on the road.

I have to get out.  I'll go to the supermarket for rice milk and yogurt. There'll likely be plenty of that, since it's health food, eh?

The shelves have been restocked, or in the process of being so.  The clerk who took my cash was not wearing gloves (as I've seen some cashiers do). She took my filthy lucre, and gave me change, and, of course, she touched everything I bought. I washed my hands and the kitchen counter after putting things away, but that's all I'm prepared to do.  I would feel really silly washing everything I bought, and my house keys, and my wallet ...

A sign in my apt lobby says residents should avoid the common rooms. That's enough to make them sick! Not good for those who need the benefits of playing darts, etc.  Fortunately for me, I'm a natural home body anyway.

Checked my mailbox and hallelujah!  The ads are still arriving. Is that a good sign, or what!

The Millennial Report, in February, gave "Practical Advice for Coronavirus Prevention and Holistic Remediation".

It's way too long and involved for me. I'm just a simple gal. Besides, everybody knows that T-Paper and pasta are the real panaceas.

I can make one recommendation, though: Halibut Liver Oil Capsules.  I credit them with the reason I've not had a cold or flu in a couple of decades, and don't anticipate succumbing now.

State of the Nation says it's China's 9/11

It also posits that there is a connection with the introduction of 5G, and that this is why people on cruise ships got sick:

• Not only was 5G fully operational on those quarantined ships, the cruise lines promote their seaborne IoTs [Internet of Things] for all the old folks whose health is highly compromised or suffer from immunosuppression.  Then the protracted period of quarantine served to spread the COVID-19 even more in the close quarters.

Are the powers-that-be out to get rid of the surplus of raisins by crowding them together while testing 5G?  Face it, it's generally retired folk who go on cruises.

The Independent is screaming that the global death toll has reached 9,000 (since corrected to 8,700) - although Johns Hopkins is now saying: 9785.

Out of billions.  Here's the latest reported by Canada.  Compare it with the regular flu which also tends to kill only the old or otherwise compromised: 32801 cases between Aug and Feb. 2020. (Scroll down this page to see the table)  And they don't say how many died of it, maybe because it would make the vaccine campaign look even less effective?

The Guardian Inequalities of US health system put coronavirus fight at risk, experts say 

They had a photo of sex workers out of work, forced to play pool in scanty attire, demanding a monthly stipend the same as the Uber drivers and street vendors receive for being laid off, but I can't find it now.  Did somebody complain?

Maybe it got old gaffers' blood boiling, and that might help them stay alive. Am I cynical, or what?

Former Ottawa U. Prof. Michel Chussodovsky, who, I discovered when I attended his Ottawa talks, is not the world's best speaker, is nevertheless a darn good writer and thinker (he's also the originator of "Global Research") and he was in agreement back in February that the big C may have come out of America:

• Scientific analysis revealed by Larry Romanoff  suggests that the virus was “Made in America”: “it appears that the virus did not originate in China and, according to reports in Japanese and other media, may have originated in the US.  …

It's well worth a read because some very serious questions are being asked since apparently the reports out of the US about its infections are not very specific.  This is not a medical crisis as much as it is a "serious social and economic crisis".

DemocracyNow: Trump Continues Calling the Coronavirus “Chinese” Despite Reports of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes

• “I would like to begin by announcing some important developments in our war against the Chinese virus. I will be invoking the Defense Production Act just in case we need it.”
• A member of the administration also reportedly referred to the coronavirus as the “kung-flu.”

Gee, I feel a bit sick, don't you? Why would he stir up his far right fans that way? Stupid question, with an election in the offing.

ConsortiumNews: On the Front Lines of Coronavirus: A Doctor’s View

• The strain the coronavirus causes on health systems also leads to increased deaths from other illnesses not related to coronavirus. There are stories around the world of patients with various illnesses such as cancer that are turned away from care.
• Other acute and chronic illnesses do not take a break during viral pandemics such as this. In other parts of the world such as China, the strain is not just leading to deaths of patients, but also medical workers dying from a combination of infection and fatigue.

• There is potential for this same tragic dynamic to play out in the U.S., but in an even worse fashion given our disjointed profit-centered model of care.

If the US infected China (and don't forget that there are military labs in the US that specialize in disease-causing agents - remember the anthrax scare* after 9/11?) then clearly it's being used as a kind of warfare. *Fort Detrick, Md. Scientist’s Suicide Linked to Anthrax Inquiry

I've  just thought of something: an idea has spread that pasta (next to toilet paper of course) is a good hedge against the C virus. If that's true, then why are so many Italians, reportedly, dying?

TheSun: MAMA MIA Coronavirus panic grips Italy as shoppers fight over packets of pasta as deadly bug spreads to the south

John Rappoport doesn't believe that many Italians are dying:

Corona Bologna Italy: The Truth begins to leak out

Try not to get any on you, ok?

Below Image from: 5 scathingly funny cartoons about Trump's coronavirus response