Comments by "" (@krollpeter) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. Singapore is back to school since 7 weeks. 100 % mask wearing policy, staggered starting and ending times are the norm. So far there is no case. Bus drivers, gym instructors, food preparers/cooks, people who participate on private functions - yes. But not pupils.
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  2. The clearest presentation of facts and fact based interpolations on Youtube, John! I do not think that many people would panic if there were in the know. Being in the know is half the job of protecting yours and others done.
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  3. I don't want to hear anything from the WHO. Even if they are truthful now, I don't value their opinion. Even if they had the vaccine I wouldn't want it. Format and install another operating system.
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  4. All the countries where mask wearing was made compulsory very early are doing so much better than others.
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  5. 27:14 in Singapore the official line is no training, gym or other physical activity for 2 weeks, valid for everyone, not only for people with cardiac history.
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  6. The world will soon detect that we all have been lied to, and that awakening will be harshly. I hope a miracle will happen very soon. Please let this be our last warning shot!
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  7. The swap tests are ineffective, since this is an infection of the lower respiratory tract. I suspect this is why China switched to CT scan. Neither they nor the WHO said a word about it. The catastrophe on the ship teaches us that the virus is airborne. Neither the Chinese nor the WHO mentioned it. But this is the reason why they are washing roads and houses in China, spray plants with bleach. 80 % cases are mild, that sounds so cool. Still, 7000 people died. Not so cool.
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  8. I am appalled about the stupidity of some, now questioning the efficacy of masks, or calling the entire virus crisis a hoax. The German administration and health system had been quite successful managing the crisis, and now so many think there is nothing, it's a hoax.
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  9. The first mysterious lung disease cases were in Milano hospitals by mid November. I don't think they will say that loudly, because of political turmoil it could cause.
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  10. The USA is falling apart. It is no wonder to me. The cracks in the society are breaking completely, it seems. Just like the ship with deeps cracks is being commanded by a captain steering it even deeper into the highest storm waves.
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  11. He does not want to draw unproductive attention by the Youtube censor with a title
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  12.  @rvwalktour2627  There were patients with a mysterious lung disease in Milano hospitals by mid of November. The first infected French person was identified, a fish seller who never travelled anywhere. His illness was fully developed around Christmas time 2019, therefore he must have been infected by early December. The hospital kept blood samples because they did not know what to do with the illness ... and that's how it became known.
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  13. As well, this repeated highlighting "retired nurse" ... ??? It has a bad side taste.
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  14. @Dermot Fitzpatrick All children above 3 years old wear masks here. Those below 3 yo wear face shield or are kept home. Very few children are infected at all. I hope Singapore can keep it that way. In the beginning people tried to bypass but later the wearing rate became almost 100 %. I do not know if children brought the virus into families, but since Singapore does meticulous tracing, it does not seem so. There are simply only very few infected children.
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  15. Exactly, Sue. The cognitive skills, it seems, have degraded so much.
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  16.  @MelaninMagdalene  massively conspiracy theories of the worst kind imaginable, I could not believe it. The mask is introduced to kill us, deep state's plan is in action, Bill Gates medicine will kill billions ... this is now a massive problem! Something went completely wrong with this generation, absolutely inaccessible to arguments and repellent to facts. And it's not only a small minority. It is highest time to take this absolutely serious.
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  17. The 13.9 % is in line with the German Heinsberg study = 15 %, from one of the German clusters.
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  18. Russia has great scientists and always had, no doubt. What came a bit short here, Sputnik has higher efficacy (higher than the others) with the UK and South African strain, and it has excellent efficacy with elderly people, based on current phase 3 data. The 2 vector approach is a brilliant idea. I do have no idea why someone would want to dilute 91.6 % efficacy with something that has a lower number.
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  19. Will people THEN remember that China NOW says this virus is much lesser dangerous than the normal flu virus? The next step of their marketing will be they will slowly start to explain to the world it is a kind of natural accident. I saw the promotional video, goes like this: "There are thousands of corona viruses in world that naturally live in animals, but sometimes they can jump over to humans".
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  20. Listening to the timeline that you brought up here, it seems it was wanted this to happen, someone wanted this virus to spread.
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  21. These are the 3 pillars of successful infection crisis leadership: - Test quickly - Isolate - Don't hesitate to impose restrictions
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  22.  @machiavellivip2767  amazing, this ignorance
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  23. I would prefer the vaccine to come from a country whose president did not try to bribe a German company, with the aim to make the vaccine exclusive to the US.
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  24. @Benaiah Ahmadinejad especially against Marsians and Vulcanians. Mr. Spock, please beam the offenders away.
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  25.  @ghwk-phd2784  Radical virus deniers vs. doomsday hide in a bunker people? Naaah, that this painting an unsuitable picture. The world is not black and white. The vast majority does not question the existence of this virus and the crisis. Some believe it's enough we are doing, few want to do even more, some believe a more lax approach would be as good, some acknowledge it's there but far not as bad, and we should continue as usual as much as possible. That's the vast majority, probably 80 % or so. Who denies the virus can only be taken as serious as a flat earther.
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  26. I had been - or better, I was very sad watching the BBC going down the drain. It went from one of the strongholds of excellence in journalism and news reporting to a US-Style shxthole. I thought this before Dr. Campbell's video, and hardly watch anything BBC nowadays. They can continue their faux reporting and distorting reality, but without me. I wouldn't even bother discussing with them.
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  27. It is the sign that the majority gave up and does not have much interest anymore, same applies probably for sticking to the rules.
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  28.  @rflsr5276  it would have been important that the US implemented travel restrictions also to South Korea and Italy.
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  29. By mid if this year Germany wants to have a fairly clear picture were the infections are, and who is immune. We do not need to wait for full herd immunization. If only 25 or 30 % can participate again on a normal life, many social structures can work again. BTW. Taiwanese doctors say the masks the WHO did not want for a long time are actually more effective than physical distancing.
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  30. 4:53 Global containment I concur. The UK is not alone. It is as if they want the virus to spread fast.
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  31. In China they locked off entire high rise apartment buildings, if only one case was found. But that is partially due to the way the many Chinese waste water systems are build I was told.
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  32. The Swedish had and have a strategy. It is to protect the old and vulnerable, and leave the younger generation decide themselves what and how much they want to do. There were and are clear recommendations and most followed them. That's what Swedish people do because they trust the government. There was a big mistake in the elderly homes. It was not intended, but the problem is long solved.
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  33.  @lily-rose7982  Your government takes well care of the people. They know that prevention is so much better on what is basically a huge island.
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  34.  @lindawilson5527  They are wanting it to spread, I concur. There is no other reasonable explanation.
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  35. Stop people going on holiday. Most can't handle the responsibility. Full stop.
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  36.  @lighttheskyogod3666  No, it is more like the Asian countries did lesser to restrict spreading. It is not a racial biased virus. Another thing are the people. In Singapore people still went to work or church, even they were already diagnosed by a doctor. The stupidity is horrible. In wetsern countries people will listen more to such instructions given, for example not bragg how the broke the isolation.
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  37. That is why I did not think that locking people into houses is the best. Elderlies or sick people, good. But young, healthy and strong? Wear a mask and go outside. Thailand is doing very well with very simple and cheap methods.
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  38. The low death rate in Singapore: The infected migrant workers are mostly young and healthy.
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  39. Here in Singapore children are back to school since 14 of June. No significant occurrence of infections. 100 % wear masks.
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  40. China is orchestrating efforts to stir the blame for the origin of the virus to India.
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  41. At the same time when the WHO was saying people don't need masks, China was busy sweeping every single wholesaler worldwide empty. I mean ... if the only reason was so that mask can be reserved for health personnel, then they could say exactly that, and at the same time tell people stitch yourself together one on basis of these internet instructions, ask a seamstress, wear a motorcycle bandera, or at least scarf. It's not a graded professional mask. But as John explained, it helps to reduce spread. No, they said: No need, it even can do more harm than good. That's what was said.
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  42. Anticipation, foresight, planning. John, this exactly seems to be the problem with the current generation of leaders and managers.
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  43. Tedros holds significant volumes of shares in Chinese investment projects in his home country, Ethiopia.
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  44. Total lock-down will drop-down the figures radically, if people don't flout these rules in private with drinking parties and such. We had that for 7 weeks here in Singapore, successfully. Almost everyone prefers the mask since then.
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  45. And this is what can be done: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/anti-maskers-in-indonesia-have-been-forced-to-dig-graves-for-coronavirus-victims-as-punishment
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  46. No problems from schools here in Singapore either. Lesson resumed 12. of June. The problem is Europe is - travelling - private parties and clubbing - some countries eased restrictions too early
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  47. We all have to be very careful from now on and through the winter season.
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  48. Please click the Like button to prevent his videos from being removed.
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  49. The US is in several areas closer to a developing country, and not a sophisticated country. If you need to read instructions to know about not putting bleach onto your food, then there is a substantial basis in terms of education lacking.
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  50. Wear a mask. Most of the top countries such as Taiwan and Hong Kong had early, strict rules for wearing masks. Taiwanese experts already in February wearing a mask is more effective, as compared to distancing. Wear a mask, do not listen to the WHO! It is a small inconvenience as compared to being in the hospital. For self fabricating a mask we can use a T-Shirt jersey for the inside, a moisture wicking breathable material such as used for sport shirts for the outer layer, and for the centre layer a piece of a Hepa filter such as used for air cleaners or air-con systems.
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  51. You say it, precisely
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  52. @Shizhe Hu plus, they let 5 million Wuhanese out before the bann was implemented. Dr. Campbell mentioned this, but I also knew from other sources weeks ago. Alone for this China should be confronted at an international court. But there is a lot more. Even by now there is no detail data coming from China. By now they should have pretty good knowledge about children, pregnant, which people are lesser affected, etc. Nothing available that I know of.
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  53. 4:16 Increased Infection Numbers. There is a remarkable fact overlooked by the media, and probably many politicians. I am using Germany here as an example. The number of tests had been increased drastically, from about 350,000 tests per week in June, to about 875,000 weekly tests in August. The rate of positives however is constantly around 1 % since many weeks. Logically by doubling the number of tests and the % rate of positive results remaining the same at 1 % we will have a doubling in new infection numbers. But the reality is: nothing has changed! Based on this long-term numbers we can assume that consistently about 1 % of the populace is infected. No increase, at least not for Germany. Secondly we can assume this has not changed since week 22 (24 May 2020), regardless of loosening the restriction or other factors. Here is my source: https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/Infekt/EpidBull/Archiv/2020/Ausgaben/34_20_Ergaenzung.pdf?__blob=publicationFile Scroll down a bit. "Anzahl der Testungen" = Numer of tests per week, "Positivenrate" = Percentage of positive tests. Please look up the same for your own country and report back.
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  54. I'd like to simply see the date as title
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  55. You may want to wait for another few months, if you can. The one from CureVac may be even more effective. They aim for 1 shot, even lesser side effects.
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  56. May I suggest, you should let him do a 5 - 10 minutes update every day, DW!
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  57.  @rebeccawhite2582  this is so. But to turn restrictions imposed that are deemed necessary into racial issues is 100% unacceptable.
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  58. Trump will get the best treatment possible on this earth, and afterwards he will stand there at the Fox microphone and say: See I told you it is nothing.
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  59.  @aylbdrmadison1051  it was an accident. China has many bad traits, but they are not killers, and even lesser interest in having wars.
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  60. Please stay firm and follow the rules, Toni. In this case we all need to do that. You figures are not thaaaat bad actually, but you need to prevent further flare up, that's the task. Stay healthy!
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  61. There is a massive wall of covid-19-deniers and anti-maskers being build at this very moment.
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  62.  @TheSmallTownGirl80  Of course, they are inaccurate. They are higher.
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  63. The numbers in Sweden are on similar levels as in Italy, Spain, France, the UK.
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  64. It was the WHO who said it's not necessary wearing a mask, unless for those infected. The member countries followed the advice. Likewise, they will have to step back from their 1 m rule very soon. Here is the only point I agree with Trump: No more funds for the WHO. They are guilty worsening one of the biggest catastrophes known in history. Although Mr. Trumps intention for saying that is for saving his arxe.
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  65. He has ben correct with his conclusions from the first minute he began his reviews of virus data. He should be the leader of the world WHO, not a puppet like the current Coward-19. But I doubt he would survive there for very long, and that is why he would decline.
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  66.  @grumpyrabbit1934  You are right but it is too late. They should have stopped / restricted all international air traffic in the beginning of January. Then it may have helped to delay / limit. Several dumb countries such as Italy and the Iran did not do even anything until now.
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  67.  @johnblackwell2065  nobody is put here in prison for a minor offence. That's simply BS.
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  68.  @LinhHLe  Linh your country has done so well, nobody would have expected it. Great effort by the Vietnamese people! Don't be too sad, 58 is still not really that bad. Just take care and remind all your family and neighbours to wear mask and be careful. You are still a poor country but if continue this path, you will be a great country.
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  69. So, what is the fever level you would start to lower the temperature with drugs?
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  70. Anti-sciencers are now everywhere, not only in the US. They are everywhere in the world, including the UK. They do send their kids to school, they do think the evolution is right, etc.. But they deny that doctors and scientists have the qualification or knowledge to identify this as a true pandemic, the knowledge to judge what measures are appropriate, and they do not trust them on developing a medicine. They believe it is a hoax and conspiracy, or a Bill Gates plan to rule the world. So what else is that than anti-science?
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  71. 6 days would be enough to see if the symptoms manifest themselves into a sickness. But it is not enough to be sure clean, so I believe. I am a bit appalled that John has not said anything much to the short self-isolation times in the UK.
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  72. You should self-quarantine for 14 days.
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  73.  @Dermahon13  you measure CFR against infections, not total population
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  74. It seems true, so many still do not take it serious. Many think it is a China problem only.
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  75.  @MetalheadAndNerd  there are a number German medical doctors on Youtube. You can not run advertisements in your white coat and speak for products in the name of your clinic etc.. But nobody prevents a doctor from giving general medical advice. Making money on Youtube is harder for them.
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  76.  @kimwarburton8490  How can anyone think "it's not that bad" when in China people died in hundreds?
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  77. Dear Muslim people of the world Please, please consider regarding the fasting for this year. I can't imagine not eating for so many hours to be good for your immune system. You really will need to be in the strongest condition, should you catch the virus.
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  78. You can reduce the risk by wearing a mask, washing hands every 2 h, disinfecting your tables twice a day and disinfecting the floor once a day. Don't come all together but stagger arrival times. If the school does not have the manpower, organize that within your class.
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  79.  @grumpyrabbit1934  This precisely is my entire point, actually. The first - by then still mystery - infection cases were reported by beginning of December. By end of Dec several doctors exchanged information about it on Wechat. They have been reprimanded by the police. That means by end of December the problem should have been taken serious at 100 % level. By then it was a problem only. They said Dr. Li is not a virus specialist, only an eye doctor. Why would he not know about viruses? Are Chinas doctors idiots? Does the police know better about viruses? Your government did everything to suppress the information until 23. January factually. They still let 5 million people go, 70 % of them stayed inside Hubei. About 18 % travelled to other places inside China, mainly Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, which are now clusters. And 12 % travelled outside China, mainly Singapore, Japan, and Thailand. Which is now a health crisis. Please, I do not want you to be feeling bad, it is not your fault. But this was handled wrongly right from the start. I also do not want a discussion about racism or blame. These are the facts. Facts are being displayed differently internally in China ... well this is not the first time.
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  80. That was an excellent recommendation with the DW. They are of course somewhat Germany-centric, but still, DW some excellent reports and documentaries. They did develop to one of the best news channels in the world, and they are the testament it does not need a huge budget to produce good information. In my opinion the world has become autistic, but DW is an exception.
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  81.  @kathywilmot8608  all the best Kathy! And thank you!
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  82. I fully agree with you, Georgia. These are inconveniences, but small inconveniences in comparison to be sick or losing my relatives and friends to this. My regards from Singapore!
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  83. Exactly. My father scolded us very time we forgot to wash our hand, or did not cover our moth when we were coughing or sneezing.
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  84. You have lost the will and probably the ability listening to anything more than 3 brief sentences long.
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  85.  @dianasimplifies  exactly. Belgium and the UK seem worse. But everywhere in the media you hear failed experiment bla bla. I don't think that was meant to be an experiment at all. I think they know exactly what they are doing, and obviously the population supports it. If the case rate was over the top, or the CFR out of what other countries see ... but that is absolutely not so.
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  86. Mine does not kiss me already since more than 10 years.
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  87. This would have been the task of the WHO, and your government. I absolutely disagree with the WHO policies meant to avoid panic, it made it worse not better. If you leave an information hole people will fix it with rumours. Is that so hard to understand?
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  88. Well done, that were clear words for everyone. Happy to see also that the German TV ... with all their time constrains ... still lets you say what you have to say.
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  89. Congratulation to the people of WA, well done! It's one of my favourite places.
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  90. You spread out tiny droplets of body fluids as you speak, constantly. These droplets carry the virus. They can easily float in the air for many minutes, and can travel up to 6 feet / 2 m far. If you wear a mask it prevents these droplets leaving you, literally. That's the gist of the story in the shortest form. The cloth mask is there to protect others. If everyone wears one, we are all protected. https://youtu.be/0Tp0zB904Mc
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  91. Hi Medina, the body does not keep immunity to all virus we ever got in our lives. That would be a complete waste, and it's simply not how it works. However, it keeps the memory and if the virus returns, that memory information is being activated. So, do not be overly alarmed by news such as efficacy dropping to 50 % or less. Besides, Johnson and Johnson is a failure, IMO. It becomes clear and clearer this 1 dose regimen is marketing only, and should be two doses like all the others.
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  92.  @dennispickard7743  The vaccines used for booster shots are exactly the same as the ones before. They are not allowed to make any changes without new studies. I m not quite sure if I understand you correctly, though. Please tolerate my lack of English skills.
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  93.  @jazznroll5  they think the entire Covid-19 issue is a kind of hoax to restrict their personal freedom and destroy democracy. They believe this, although Germany had actually only mild restrictions compared to most other European countries. Further on they believe the empty hospitals in Germany are the proof for these opinions (and not a success of the policies implemented, and the health system). Therefore they think the mask is a violation of their personal rights. So is not being able to have vacations freely. Note, Germans don't need to wear mask all the time even, as what for example we in Singapore have to do (at around 30 C and 95 % rH day and night). Lastly, these people believe Bill Gates and big pharma is behind this to make us all to will-less medicine dependents. They think the vaccines which are being developed is some form of drug to harm us. So far these are crazy opinions only. But the point is, these people merge with people from the far right, who use this exact arguments to increase their exposure and influence. Then they display Nazi flags in front of the Reichstag building, that's what Dr. Campbell meant. I am about the same age as he is. For the first time in my life I am deeply ashamed being a German.
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  94. Not impossible. I watched a video that said in Italy a case with an unknown lung disease was reported on 18. of November 19, of course by then nobody knew it is a new coronavirus. But it does explain the "sudden" outbreak in North Italy, and why it hit them "suddenly" so hard. Did you or some of your contacts have any connections to China?
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  95.  @Dermahon13  Singapore's infection data is taken meticulously. But you are free to believe whatever you like. Such as the thing with the Swedish herd immunity. At the best around 20 % in Stockholm, experts say. They had over-proportional death numbers in the beginning, because they did the big mistake with the elderly homes. That mistake has been corrected. Some loose restrictions have been established, which fit well with the Swedish mentality. Swedish people practice physical distance naturally. You could not do that with Indians or Italians. That's all.
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  96.  @Chinadesdeelaire  I can accept that the infection rate can be lower than several western countries, because of the draconian measures they can take. But 90000 total infections for an entire population of 1.5 billion people? Njet. 90000 for Wuhan alone, may be.
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  97.  @screamboy8  you forgot the moon is flat, too. It's actually a CD someone hung up there, that has not been cleaned proper. I concur. We thought mankind is getting more intelligent.
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  98. I believe he does not want to earn anything with a catastrophic story or these videos. May be f you want to do something good, buy an oxygen ventilator 5 oxygen bottles.
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  99.  @gferraro8353  that's where the Tasmanian Devil lives
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  100. In honor and memory of the WHO boss I suggest to rename the virus to Coward-19
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  101. The 48 h rule in Sweden is to see if it is a common cold or something else harmless. If a person is infected with the Wuhan virus he would certainly not be better 2 days later. The class bubbles is basically what Singapore does, with no negative effect that I would know of. I am not sure of you really understood the Swedish model, which certainly did have it's problems. But so did other countries with different models.
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  102. The draping tunnel shows that they worry about transmission through air
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  103. He has caught a common flu it seems.
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  104. If you know already it will be pandemic and hit the majority of populace, why spend money on further testing? That's not me, that how they might think.
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  105. @Shizhe Hu They let them go and then close doors. 11000 people from Hubei came to Singapore, about 5000 from Wuhan. When do you finally stop talking bullshxt? Be quiet now. I've heard enhough of the Chinese shxt.
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  106. Go to the countryside and have least contact to people possible.
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  107. Fully support your conclusion, John. Better 2 months economy screeching to a halt than later half the world infected and everything abruptly stops. I forwarded your explanation to other places higher up than me.
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  108. Dr. Drosten thinks the intermediate host was most likely a raccoon dog.
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  109. I viewed a motorcycle travel video, and they passed villages in North Vietnam that were blocked off. One village shown usually had lively border traffic with China, but the border was closed. An amusement park was closed. That was in early January. I thought the Chinese warned the Vietnam government early. You should write up your text a little bit sorted, otherwise people may think: He is having a very lively imagination.
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  110. Israel has paid double the price for procuring the vaccine, as compared to the official price. That is why they get so many stocks. You are always trying to avoid politics, but this is political. Mr. Netanyahu wants to make sure he will get the votes during the coming elections.
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  111. By end of December 2019 Taiwan sent health inspectors straight into aeroplanes arriving from Hubei, before they even let a passenger out. That was the first action they took. On 13 January 2020 they send some investigations team to Wuhan, who reported back. Apparently what they were not allowed to see was more informative, then what they were shown. Afterwards Taiwan acted decisive, pro-active and logical. That is why Taiwan was well-prepared, and they knew what they need to do, and - important! - ready to ignore the WHO recommendations and the protests notes by the Chinese government.
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  112. The current coward at the top there should be removed, and offered a job as a nurse in a Wuhan hospital. He said several times he likes very much what the Chinese do. So I guess that job would be very desirable for him.
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  113. Dr. Christian Drosten from Germany is as well a straightforward guy with the rare skill to explain scientific issues in words that everyone can understand. I wish the politicians would step back for the time being and let these kind of people some more room. And another wish for the future is that people (relearn) to think about the humans and our earth first, for everything that we do, produce, or when choosing as our leaders. Leaders such as Mr. Trump are unacceptable.
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  114. Such people usually don't have much intention to party, and don't have legions of friends.
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  115. A relevant organization should fund a website for him and let him just focus on daily updates, public information and analysis. Basically what he's doing now but on a more professional level.
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  116.  @nigeljohnson9820  thanks for the reply Nigel. I haven't met anyone with that fear. Have not been out for months. :) That was a joke, I was of course out. I was actually asking +where+ is that? Now I know you guys are talking UK.
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  117.  Karen Byrd  I have no idea what are his plans and what he is doing in detail. But if I had that kind of wealth, I would 100 % think the same: Do something that really makes a big difference to mankind.
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  118. I believe you are right. And on top of that, many are unwilling to follow any rules during their holidays. I see black for the coming cold season.
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  119. That they did not include both parties having the masked cage was a big miss, IMO. The efficacy is actually proven by life. Hong Kong and Taiwan ignored the WHO and had masks wearing early on. Both countries belong to the group with the best records.
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  120.  @ghost666recon  who told you this nonsense? Avoid this person in future.
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  121.  Jonnie Walker  I don't know if you are truly interested in facts, or are one of these flat-earthers who believe in 5G or bio-weaponry. Ok here we go. If untreated the virus makes that your lungs will not be able to well transport oxygen into your blood. Your organs will be in constant undersupply with oxygen, which will cause organ failure. People with heart problems and diabetes are most affected. Muslim people are having exactly these ailments überproportional often.
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  122. Exactly. And there are still people who want to keep this organization.
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  123. 1.4 billion people and 90,000 cases
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  124. The managers of this crisis should be health professionals, not business managers.
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  125.  @mooseloose3231  That's an intense hotspot. How many % people are infected in total in the US? - Herd immunity takes either years at a low death rate but at cost of the death of the entire economy - or a shorter time span of about 12 - 18 months with horrible death rates. There is a mathematics channel. The guy has calculated example models. Search it yourself.
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  126. Bad answer. Every doctor should be able to tell until there is a vaccine, or until the virus runs out of steam. A vaccine is not available until mid of next year at least. The virus running on empty, probably another 18 - 14 months from now.
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  127. May be everything IS under control. If that what happens is what they want to happen, then everything is under control.
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  128.  Majic C  People can buy his books if they want to support him and gain more knowledge at the same time.
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  129. Sweden = 500 death per 1 million people, UK 626 deaths per 1 million people
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  130. The Biontech/Pfizer is not as bad regarding storage as people thought. -70 C is true, but that can be done with an insulated container and dry ice. Pfizer said they have such containers developed. This should not be a problem at least for developed countries. The Astrazenica does need freezers, in poorer countries that likely means people will use household freezers. Moderna an be stored long term at -20 C, and can withstand up to 30 days at 2 - 8 C. There will be one by Curvac that has also over 90 % efficacy, needing similar storage conditions as the Moderna vaccine.
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  131. Taiwan and it's people is the living proof that all the dirt, lack of hygiene and bad behaviour are not "genetic flaws" of Chinese.
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  132. The inability of many from the current generation of leaders to manage decisively and assertively is glaring.
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  133. I just wanted to add, Mr. Streeck who is leading the study is one of the top virologists in Germany. His work is not finished but may deliver some fundamental insights. What Lucas reported is only a primarily first conclusion. As well, Germany is intensively working to map a significant part of the German population. The aim is to first have overview revealing more about the spread and effecting on different population groups by end of April, and later develop strategic methods to prevent / control the spread better. Projects I would have expected from the WHO to be initiated.
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  134.  @stuartday1876  Instead, they have cutting edge air-con
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  135.  @Danafondo ... and then, the meat factories in Germany are the clusters. They have operating temperatures that are close to winter temperatures. This should be a strong warning for the coming winter season!
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  136. It appears to me that Asians have a problem to understand the entire concept of viruses, which why measures implemented by authorities fail. I see the same here in Singapore in the general public. People who had been diagnosed positive by doctors and ordered home quarantine still went to work church, etc.. At the same time the WHO praises Singapore for "leaving no stone unturned" in fighting the spread. The Chinese acting better and systematical not because they are cleverer, but simply because the government uses Draconian force.
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  137. A colleague in London got infected, probably. Test result available within 7 days he was told. You might as well save the money and time spend on testing. If you do not do something effective NOW, in 6 weeks your entire country will be down.
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  138. @norceros xD Dr. Li said by end of December that is closely resembles Sars virus. I read a translation of the original discussion, which had been removed bybChinse Wechat trolls the same day it was discussed. I also read the translated copy of the letter he had to sign at the police station. That should have put up all alarm bells and red lights. A doctor has the right to discuss medical issues with his colleagues, he has the duty to warn, including should he sometimes gives overly careful warnings. However, everybody please understand I am not wishing for an anti-Chinese discussion. Please discuss reasonable. All I want is Chinese and everybody learns from what happened.
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  139.  @dilyszdh  Fascism: Authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy, leadership cult.
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  140. 10 scientists go on a nice trip to China for receiving the official statement of the CCP, where the virus originated from 27:35 . Close the WHO.
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  141. use + , ++ , +++
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  142.  @johnwang9914  They reacted slow and "weird" first. But you are right, then more consequent than others.
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  143.  @johnblackwell2065  typically you will be issued a warning letter first. But I don't elaborate further, as this is not the subject here. Singapore's CFR is 0.05 %, the UK's is 14.9 %. I do not think the UK has done anything well here. The toplist of countries with high CFR is mostly a display of countries with bad governance (or poverty).
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  144.  @nn-uj1iv  Singapore is literally drug-free. There are no high as a kite people on public toilets, no used needles on playgrounds, and nobody will approach my son outside the school compound. The vast majority of Singaporeans will tell you something different in particular about this kind of minor offence. So can we please stop now and stay with the subject?
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  145. I also think the way how these numbers are categorized is misleading. Counting the accumulated numbers of total infections, for example. Per 1 million populace would be saying much more, for death cases the same. For development and trends what the OP suggested. But that criticism does not change what Dr. Campbell demonstrated, which is the efficacy of the measures Australia implemented.
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  146. get it measured by a pro
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  147. Move far to the north to place with very little contacts to others, stay there until at least the end of this year. I wish I could do the same. But I am in Singapore, the only place here I can be alone is a coffin.
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  148.  @paulg8730  They want to live like that, with all their deficiencies and occasional chaos. Don't worry is not just a say. It is the lifestyle there. But when it comes to managing crisis, they are really good. As we see now. Hope you can re-unite soon!
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  149. I disagree with the WHO stating this being the last chance for finding out the origin. It will come out anyway, if not now and not with the help of China, then in other ways. Their teams have been kept for a joke twice already. The Chinese got themselves rolling over the floor laughing after they left, both times. This WHO needs to go.
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  150. "Shyness" towards sun exposure is practised everywhere in Asia. That is the reason why women want to be snow-white, and companies sell whitening products and sun blocks to great success.
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  151.  @Shattered65  The statistics in his link clearly show that 1.4 billion people on Mars had been affected .... by laughing themselves to death.
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  152.  @jesmmifs  Dr. Campbell has proven a couple of times on hands of scientific data the effect certain measures had. Australia is one of the examples he used to demonstrate the effect of localised and targeted measures. Now you come and state the exact opposite, even say it's unscientific. That's the problem with you tin foil hat wearers. No fact, number, witness, or whatever will change your believe in some hocuspocus, such as Bill Gate's plan to rule the world, deep state, whatever.
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  153. 25:11 If all Americans wore a face mask for 2 or 3 months, the pandemic would be under control (for America). and here is the scientific reasoning for this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y47t9qLc9I4
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  154. I doubt he would accept that. I doubt that he would survive there for long. But some company could create a website for him and allocate 1 or 2 people to help him to educate people.
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  155. This is a biased channel, and the British vaccine is being heavily promoted since months. As well, as you hear, the information about the contract in between the EU commission and Astrazeneca is incomplete, which results in a highly distorted picture.
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  156.  S Anderson  I lived in China. And that what you say is my major charge to the Chinese government - not doing anything after SARS. Actually I travelled many countries and cultures. My personal conclusion is, the Chinese are the ones with the thickest skin, very hard to teach people, reluctant to change and leave traditions or what they think are traditions behind.
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  157.  @bjkina  Exactly. I wonder Dr. Campbell has never looked at Russia. They close the borders with China the moment the crisis was recognized. They test rigorously. They have as many ventilators as Germany per 100000 population. Result? Watch the infection numbers. Puts almost every other country to shame.
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  158. Where is that?
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  159. BTW Finally! Germany has hit the exponential zone as well. Thanks to the Anti-Covid Millennials. It is remarkable how little this generation learns from other's experience, and the glaring lack of cognitive capabilities.
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  160. Why not let the orange Julius Caesar take a few zips of bleach?
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  161.  @randomness106  The virus just briefly looked at India and then left scared.
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  162. Singapore restarted schools on 02. June. The community infections have to be brought down first to very low numbers. And it goes with no question: 100 % of children must wear a mask. The same can be said for Thailand, and other countries in Asia. Almost nobody here would know what problem you are talking about.
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  163. I do not like the war comparisons. He's simply a good teacher, a natural teaching talent. There are people who can explain serious or difficult things so well, that most listen and nobody turns away. He's one of them. That's all.
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  164. 99.8 % is good enough to determine which regions / areas can loosen their restrictions, and where people can go back to normal life with minor restrictions. We need to leave thinking in terms of countries and switch to think in clusters and regions. Virus does have a passport.
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  165. I am convinced we are witnessing the demise of democracy and free speech.
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  166. I still can't believe it. That's not a study. There are also more questions. For example, the dosage you say Ivermectin was shown effective, is that a dosage suitable for humans? However, if it is true, then company Pfizer must be dissolved. They ask governments to sign a clause not permitting Ivermectin in their country, if they want to buy their vax.
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  167. My greetings to all these carnival Dumpfbacken, people who still do travels to North Italy, and those who book their holidays now. You should consider living on an island.
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  168.  @John-Maldonado  I read it can not be the type which uses the technique to reduce the nitrogen content. It needs to be clean oxygen without any contaminants.
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  169. The Taiwanese said that already weeks ago. Masks and hygiene are priority in tackling the spread. It's not primarily the physical distancing.
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  170.  @Froven80  they just established a hefty fine because compliance is sinking. Remarkable also, that Germany is compared still relatively "free" and expects masks only for certain places such as public transport. I believe many are not really clear that this situation is lasting for another year or longer, there will be no freedom, there will be no holiday party in Spain, there will be no normal life. And as I mentioned, I was surprised how many think this is a hoax to oppress freedom, or extract money for big pharma.
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  171. 21:00 except 1, all Trump's territories
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  172.  Chris Stevens  "can have a false sense of security through ridiculous nonsense like mask wearing and social distancing?" Just a minute ago the above video factually showed how is the effect of exactly these measures, and then you come and say it's all nonsense. Who are you?
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  173.  @Ramesh-rg5xy  Oh thanks for the heads-up! Now it becomes clear were they carry everyday hundreds of doctors and nurses out of the hospital door in plastic sacks.
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  174.  @dennispickard7743  What chaos in the UK? Alcoholism? So many young girls getting pregnant?
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  175.  @spicysalsaking791  ... right, and Moderna is 3 times the active ingredient as compared to Biontech, which is thought why it works somewhat better against Delta. Dennis, Biontech has modified versions in their drawers. However, they would need to do again the 3 phase studies, which take at least 6 - 9 months. That's not going to be marketed, since they are working on a Mark 2 mRNA, which covers a wider range of mutations and is longer lasting. It is planned to be ready by 3. Q 2022. That's where the money goes to.
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  176.  @aylbdrmadison1051  They did not immediately build hospitals, they did not immediately do other things. What they did is, they suppressed the bad news from the beginning of November, some eben think from the mid of October after the Golden Week, judging from satellite images. Wearing masks was not common for Chinese citizens. Yes I saw that occasionally, but that was far from common. Most wore them against pollution. Of course surgical masks do nothing against polluted air. But who in China would think that far? And what did they do with protesters? Locked into their house and bolted the front door close, or put them into a wooden box, just like dogs. Oh, and then call these barracks hospitals, actually more or less detentions camps so there would be no more pictures of dying people on the roadside or in front of the lobbies of real hospitals. And now, bye Wumai.
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  177. You have no other choice than using a proper FP2 or even FP3 mask, and trying everything to increase your immunity, for example with Vit D. I am seeing a tiring or wearing-out effect also within my own family in Germany. Over the months they slowly dropped more and more precautions. It is sad that many seems to blow it so short before the end line is reached.
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  178.  @rocket3254  It is apparently true that the course of the infection goes different for different people. He infected 11 and is good again in the shortest time. We need to find out what makes these people different. On a side note, why do companies pay trips to chalets and personal fun for managers?
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  179.  Annette Königsheim  Precise, I'd say. The German language is a more precise language in comparison to English. These Querdenkers throw so many different things into one single pot. Always when someone does this, I know these people have no line, no knowledge. That is why they need to shoot all around, without aim.
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  180.  @jazznroll5  Guten Tag Querdenker
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  181.  @dmachray  The first dose being of higher efficacy than expected is line with what the German authorities said as first experience. Another point. Today a nurse in a home for elderlies made a mistake. She injected 5 times overdose of the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine into 11 of the nursing home staff. One is kept in hospital for observation, 10 have been sent home on the same day.
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  182. Oh, and btw, Singapore has actually the lowest CFR.
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  183.  @Dermahon13  I really don't care what LHL said in Feb. Many governments at that time fell for the shxt from the corrupt WHO. I will not waste my time quoting and unquoting this non-sense, it is rubbish from yesterday. You are trying to prove me, that the low death and infection rates in Sweden are a sign of herd immunity. I am trying to show you that the bad figures in the beginning of the crisis were based on wrong Information/strategies by the WHO (+ almost complete absence of information from China), and resulting wrong treatment of patients in many countries, especially western countries. Sweden on top of that is a hard case, because they did huge mistakes with the elderly homes. Accordingly, the decline in death in Sweden is a decline with see almost everywhere. It is not a sign of herd-immunity. It is the same with all you anti-maskers and anti-lockdowners. You lack the main part of knowledge and then claim to have eaten wisdom with big spoons while the rest of the world is stupid.
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  184. The world will soon detect that we all have been lied to, and that awakening will be harshly. I hope a miracle will happen very soon. Please let this be our last warning shot!
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  185.  @ianprince1698  we need to know precisely where it came from and how it happened to prevent this in future as much as possible, or at least restrict spread. China has something to hide.
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  186. Thank you for your clear word at the beginning.
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  187. Stop providing funds to them.
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  188. Dear Dr.Campbell, there is an interesting follow up to the masking hamster study that was done a few weeks back, which you did introduce in one of your past issues. A US team of scientists found out that the amount of viral load is a major contributor to the seriousness of infections. You know that. A logical conclusion is, that our cheap fabric masks could actually help to improve immunity. They are not as good as for example professional N95 masks, therefore a small amount of viral load may reach the mucus membranes of the wearer. For many people this viral load might be so small that their immune system can handle it, they get away with a symptoms-less infections. Interesting theory, right? Here is the German article: https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizin/covid-19-sorgen-masken-unbemerkt-fuer-immunitaet-a-97ecf46f-d45d-4703-8e3b-584c8da319cc It could be an explanation why for example Thailand gets away with a remarkable low infection rates. They have a very good mask wearing culture. The same may apply for some African countries, who also follow the rules quite well since they can't afford to be seriously sick.
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  189. I have mentioned this a couple of times already here. They are now everywhere with their weird theories and assumptions. It IS a serious problem.
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  190. I think this figure is inaccurate by a 100 % ... :)
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  191. The UK health system is working every winter at the edge of their capacities... without any Covid-19. It is well know in Germany.
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  192. I have a nephew who has command of playing several musical instruments excellently. One should think that he would love music that is played with a certain level of quality, professionalism, or even virtuosity. The fact is he listens to Top 10 junk the same as many others who have no knowledge about music. That is also how I think many doctors are. They only execute what they have been told, no more, no less. How else would you explain they are taking swap test off the nose and throat from patients who are tested for Covid-19, a disease of the lower respiratory tract?
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  193. You can't stop, just try to manage it, and care for those who are vulnerable. It might be a risky strategy, but it might be they are right.
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  194.  @douginorlando6260  Wait. There will be very likely a second wave in China. And for Singapore, hmm, also a lot more re-active then pro-active. They first wait for the numbers to go up, and only then the next step of measurements are taken. Our neighbour Indonesia for example. Everybody knows it can not be they have only 2 or 3 cases. It's impossible. Yet flights from Indonesia happen as usual..
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  195.  @fountainchain126  Yep. Facts, numbers, science, knowledge ... who cares? I am the president, let me tell I have been through it. I know everything now. Not from books - from life! Trust me.
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  196.  @tomjohnson4681  If more people can potentially get infected, by the factor 1.4 - 1.8, that is a lot and also means more people will die. The 99 % still remains, but the basis from which this has to be calculated is then higher. Therefore, it simply equals more death. Many of these measurements and benchmarks have been implemented by the WHO to avoid causing panic in the populace. But if we put that % into a real figure based on the UK population it's potentially 630000 death. I do not want to cause fears. But we need to look at real figures instead of synthetic values. The same is true for total infections, a BS benchmark. What is important is for exampple the incidence rate in 100,000, CFR in 100,000, etc..
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  197. These vaccines are designed for giving 2 injections in a certain time frame, ensuring almost complete immunity, which is prescribed by the manufacturer. Using all available vaccine to administer 1 shot first for many, with the intention of giving more people some immunity is NOT covered by any scientific data.
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  198. @Thankful Daughter he said "possibly up to". that requires cool temperatures and humid air.
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  199. After 7 weeks school closure schools in Singapore are open and operating since 02. of June. Nothing happened, so far.
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  200.  @dsmith9796  I heard there are models which can reduce virus load. I have one more thing to offer: UV-C. 30 minutes to 1 h with nobody in the room, then the room needs aeration after usage.
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  201.  @jonaseggen2230  I tried to explain to him already before extensively, that Sweden cannot be compared to other countries. He is firmly fixed on the idea that Sweden has archived herd immunity. Which of course is impossible. But I do think that Sweden has done something right. Protect the vulnerable and weak, and risk the young healthy ones get infected, because most can take it. I could imagine they have a point in saying, lets compare our death rates a year later from now. That with the older people was no intention, it was a mistake, and they admitted it.
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  202.  Vaccine Sheep  fear is not the prevailing feeling in Europe, go back to your fear country if you love that so much
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  203.  @Dermahon13  Sweden has not done any better than other countries, and not worse either. That with the herd immunity is a myths, it is mathematically impossible to get herd immunity in 6 months. You are asking for article links, but if it is written somewhere on the internet it's more worth than I said? However here is an article from last month, it talks about 15 % herd immunity for Sweden. https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200813/swedens-no-lockdown-policy-didnt-achieve-herd-immunity Now one months later I read somewhere it's about 20 %, but only around the Stockholm area. Instead of using one single country as a prove for weird theories, look at all these countries such Taiwan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand with their strict measures, and all of them fare comparable so much better. Just now in exactly this video you were given the opportunity to see the data of the Melbourne area and how draconian measures protected the rest of the country. But you keep on pulling out one single country and that's for your a prove of a tin foil hat theory. The problem with people like you, selectively chosing articles and stuff that confirm your believes, not acquiring knowledge. You can't expect others to fill your lack of knowledge, you have to do that yourself. In particular in the last 6 - 8 weeks there are so many flat earthers and tin foil head theorists around. I connect this post also with the call to Dr. Campbell and others to take this finally serious now, and not continue ignoring this very serious problem.
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  204.  Felipe Murillo  Indeed, it is worth taking a closer look at Sweden's strategy. It is however wrong that they didn't do anything, as what some believe. Protecting the weak and vulnerable but at the same time accepting a certain risk for the young and healthy is not unreasonable to me. I do however believe the Swedish strategy does not fit everyone. I do strongly oppose Dr. Campbell's position on what he calls euthanasia in Sweden. Euthanasia is the intentional ending of somebody's life to relieve pain and suffering. They did that in this cases where they believed that the person had not much life in front of him anyway, because of other serious sicknesses for example, and treating a heavy virus infection would not do anything for the patient anyway. One can criticise this, but I would be more careful doing so. My father (87 yo) says to us, his family: "If it gets me let me die. I don't want to be in a hospital bed suffering this for weeks and connected to oxygen, and then later my lungs do not work anymore well, or such". Would you respect his wishes? The UK and the USA are two countries where for too long nothing had been done, and then what was done was too weak, too little, and wrong. How about calling that murder? Just now at this very moment the numbers in Britain are soaring, but their response is weak.
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  205. The UK's daily new cases are hovering around the 1 1/2 thousand new infections mark since about 2 weeks. That's not really what I call declining.
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  206. @norceros xD Viruses don't go way with antibiotics. Sorry I am leaving here. I don't want to share rumours or suspicions. I know what I know.
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  207. Returning to the "experts". The WHO did only invite scientists to participate who were pre-selected by China. Only what the CCP believes will be accepted as the truth, regardless what is the truth. Everything that diverts from the official statements will be defamed as racist, western propaganda, etc.. If they have no more arguments, then they will say the west being jealous about their success, and that is why we are badmouthing China. They created their own reality that has been taught in schools and universities for decades. The "experts" won't change anything on that. All countries need to rethink relationships with dictatorial regimes in general.
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  208.  @essanjay8604  I can only say, after 7 weeks of complete lockdown I appreciate, that from 12 of June onwards we are able to move around freely in Singapore, go everywhere and meet anyone we like. My son can go to school (with mask), we can enjoy the beach etc etc.. I do not like masking up in this climate. But in comparison to lockdown, this is the much better option. Until a vaccine arrives by the second half of 2021. It took 7 weeks here to bring these figures down, but other countries were good after 3 weeks. Many locals flouted the rules. Support your government, doing else does not make sense.
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  209. - Rinsing the hand with water only, part of the reason why there is rarely soap in Chinese restrooms - Blowing the nose into a tissue is considered unhygienic - Putting the food remainders on the table, instead keeping them on the own plate - spitting out and snorting in public - public urinating all these points are Chinese traits. Chinese people need to learn and correct this NOW!
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  210. Aligns with the German "Heinsberg" findings by Dr. Streek. In hotspots currently around 15 % of populace has the virus without knowing it. It is as important to test with reliable antibody tests, as it is to do swap tests. We know that already, so, now world ... Do it, just Do It!
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  211.  @shookn  That what you call a study is a statement of some dentists from New York. They claimed that permanent mask wearing causes people to breath through the nose instead of the mouth. Therefore the mouth would drying out from saliva, which is an important factor for the dental and gums health. Breathing through the nose is in reality what we are meant to do. Mouth breathers can have all kind of health problems, incl. respiratory problems and higher infection rates. I have no idea how a dentist - a dentist! - could make such a statement. It is however known some mask wearing children become lazy regarding dental hygiene, thinking nobody can see or smell it anyway.
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  212. I was frankly speaking very surprised that you brought the "study" for hydroxychloroquine up. A review of historical data with no control. Or: Somebody reads some hospital data and writes up his opinion.
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  213.  @UForgotUrMarriedLOL  right, we see bathing as completely redundant. Nobody in Europe takes baths. The entire continent smells. I don't even need flatten my underwear anymore, it is so stiff from all the dirt, it can stand upright by itself.
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  214. John, would it be more accurate for getting closer to reality looking at the figures from developed countries, and assume them as more reliable? Numbers of infected, serious cases, discharged, mortality, etc.
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  215. The hair being a nest for the virus was found in Germany, too. The hair stylists must wash the hair of people who want a hair cut. BTW. Chinese nurses shaving their heads: For Asian ladies shaving their head hair is an enormous sacrifice. And before a western lady comes up here with "me too", I can tell you, for an Asian lady it is on a completely different level. For this reason Singapore uses it occasionally as a form of punishment to women who did repeatedly breach the immigration rules.
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  216. None of this has antiviral properties.
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  217. 15:45 This is not a race, Dr. Campbell. This is a pandemic that would require the world to co-operate. The UK plans to vaccinate all OWN people FIRST, and afterwards to be the major supplier of vaccine in the world. I guess that says it all.
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  218. There is not much testing done, because testing is quite useless unless you have already strong indicators. The swap test ist taken from the nose or the mouth. This Covid-19 likes to live in the lower lungs. Unless you are already pretty far into the sickness, there will be no occurence in the upper respiratory tract.
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  219. Since February 2020 Taiwanese virus experts were saying masks are more effective than physical distance. Taiwan never had a real lockdown, and is no. 1 in successfully containing the virus spread. At the same time the WHO was saying that masks could do more harm than help.
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  220.  @paulg8730  ... and I would say nobody should take them for a joke. These are really tough people. Thailand and Vietnam had been always my favourite country to travel to since started in Asia 25 years ago. They are also business-wise more reliable partners than others.
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  221. That is a good question, James. And btw, it's being said some dogs have shown to be close to 100% accurate.
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  222.  @KealeyMissMultiFairy  according to statements by South Korean cult church members who held services in Wuhan until end of December, the first rumours appeared already by beginning of November 2019. Over the weeks in December they said there had been several warnings issued from various sides, all being ignored. One of them on 30. of December by the group of 8 doctors, which were then reprimanded. On the 6. of January one of the government science bodies issued a warning, a copy of that document was floating around on the internet. The ex Wuhanese major was ordered by the top of the CCP to keep silent about the spread. He was later kicked by the CCP blaming him for failing to inform the public and act. On 18. of January they still held a public mass potluck dinner with more than 150 k people to celebrate Lunar New Year. https://www.ibtimes.sg/focus-wuhan-potluck-dinner-cpc-fires-party-leader-hubei-amid-sharp-spike-deaths-39328 . It is how the CCP system works, there will not be a single line of information issued without the CCP blessing it. It is the perfect example why freedom of speech is necessary for a society. It would make a highly interesting documentary to line this all up. The world would learn why China is not the right trade partner to rely on, and sure not ready to be a world leader.
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  223.  @jukeseyable  he is coming out with this to save his butt. I don't have the impression he actually knows what he is talking about. Anyways, careless accident, yep, that's is how I experienced Chinese when working in China.
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  224.  Stephen Murray  If it was me, and I was sure that this mask is the right type, not one against gases, and I had no other protective equipment, then I'd start to cough. In Taiwan it is an offence not wearing a mask in supermarkets or public transport. In Singapore where I live it has just now made to an offence.
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  225. 19:48 make this: central air-con
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  226. After winter we will know about Sweden's approach, probably already a few weeks into the season.
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  227. I believe disregarding or putting the population second place in a pandemic situation is in the end far more costly, than a temporary downturn in economic situation. I am also missing the help and social engagement of big cooperates. Measuring the temperatures at the reception desk is sure not enough.
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  228. Herd immunity was not the official goal in Sweden. The goal is to protect the sick, weak and older people. The younger ones can take it easier and with them the government builds on trust and responsibility. I wonder that not more Swedes protest here.
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  229. Can we nominate all the prime ministers, presidents, great chairmans of the world, these who give quality advice similar to the orange Julius Caesar? What they can do is founding the United Nations of incompetent voters. Mr. Trump is member no. 1 and chairman.
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  230. It is generally time that politicians better would step back a little, and let scientist and medical experts be in the front row. Dr. Campbell has the advantage that he had trained people for many years, often in Asia. He knows how to explain critical issues comprehensible for everyone. I believe that's also what DW TV likes about him.
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  231. John, any problem with your cough? I have noticed it already last October.
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  232. The first company launching a vaccine which does not work or even harms humans will be losing the trust of the entire population, probably forever. People will look for compensation, start to distrust other products from that company, the shares would free-fall. That company can say bye bye. It is as simple as that.
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  233.  @jim2111  all these countries have done better, because they know the big brother from the North.
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  234.  @RoseForTheDoctor  that's pretty high. From 103 I feel like want to be dead :)
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  235.  @geoattoronto  and John also proves that we need to get back to the important, the essential. This is learning how it works.
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  236.  @jfrankerickson8993  that is the time to flatten the curve under good conditions, wearing mask, physical distancing, no assemblies, not church services, good hygiene, etc.. The German curve showed that (among others), but no need to ask, I am not going to dig that out for you. I am not your Google.
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  237.  @OceanFrontVilla3  There are quite a number of Chinese living in Italy, the Lombardy has more than 100,000, many of them from the Hubei's textile industry. It also would explain well the sudden explosion of cases in the Lombardy later on. The first infected person in France was found to have happened around the 1. week of December, a fishmonger who never travelled to anywhere. But his wife works in the tourism industry.
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  238.  @iggle6448  A hospital in Milano reviewed a number of samples they had taken from the lungs of patients treated in October / November. Without knowing what it is, they had kept them. The same for the sample from that french fishmonger. On later study they found it's Covid-19.
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  239.  @iggle6448  By end of November 2019 a South Korean church community was called back home to South Korea. About 140 members were residing in Wuhan, and some reported that local hospitals in Wuhan had mysterious lung disease cases. That church community was later the cluster for the South Korean pandemic spread. You can look that up, the story is still on the net, unlike other documents that were removed. Some weird pastor who told his sheeple nobody will get sick, they will all be saved by god. The same church had a chapter in Singapore, where I live. The government closed the Singapore chapter.
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  240.  @rogerstarkey5390  to compare countries I think it is much more useful to look more at the death and the recovery rate. The number of infected alone is not so relevant. And then Spain for example does not look as bad anymore. They might not have enough ICU beds, but for the other patients they did pretty well. Look at the UK's recovery rate.
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  241. I think the same as you. One day someone will carry all the facts together, the origin and course of the spread, collect reports, statements and recommendation issued by the WHO, why Vietnam and Taiwan had much earlier knowledge (and respectively the needed policies), why most countries in the world were just looking from the outside and doing nothing, and also about experiences that contradicted official policies (such as from Sweden).
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  242.  @erics2305  There are market forces who will work strongly against giving people a medicine that costs only cents.
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  243.  David Ward  may be. But that is untested, and therefore so far not supported by Biontech and Pfizer. Understandable. It seems this idea is more to give the British health system an urgent needed room to catch a breath. I wonder if the same makes sense in countries where the health system is under pressure, but not yet strained as much, such as Germany. And I wonder if the problem overall will only be prolonged with that proposed system.
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  244.  David Ward  Thanks for your message. This is not convincing enough to me, David. I rather have the vulnerable fully protected fast, than have them only 50% protected but may be more people. It means, all these people might still get infected but with lesser serious illness as a result. So, after they get infected we hope or think they all will survive, and lesser people will need hospitalisation - and all of these should then be immune anyway, not needing a second shot anymore. To me it appears this needs to be tested and not decided on assumption basis. If Astrazenica testet it, fine. Then let scientists decide. Biontech did not. Lastly, looking at how many companies are developing vaccines, I seems until mid next year we have plenty and the problem will be more based in distributing them.
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  245.  @robertwhite3503  some people would not like the mRna type, since it is new development. They prefer the older and proven types, where the properties are know for many years. In my eyes mRna is the future, from all I read.
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  246.  @Fryegar  we had that already, Johnny. We are all united in that Tedros has to go.
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  247. Tedros had been lifted into his position by China, that is well know. Why do you need Mr. Pompeo to say that first? Margret Chan was the health Director of the Hong Kong government before she headed the WHO. Margret Chan became famous in Hong Kong after her "I ate chicken last night" press statement during the avian flue, when millions chicken had been culled in Hong Kong. Another eyebrow raising statement of her contained praise for the North Korean Health system. According to her it would be the envy of the world. As well, she praised that there are no obese people in North Korea. Margret Chan is known to be a keen servant to Chinese interests. Hong Kong people were happy when she left to become the Director-General of the WHO. In that position she was essential for making Tedros to her successor. There is a video on Youtube showing how he failed with his presentation, and could not answer even simple questions. Other videos that existed before explaining his financial involvement with Chinese investments in Ethiopia (his home country) were taken down. I wonder if this post will survive.
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  248.  @Loady420  But that is the result of being both your parties being actually the same business party, with two departments. Other countries have a spread of political opinions. And Mr. Johnson - that was clear to me from the beginning - is only there to transfer the last few pennies wealth from the lower classes to the rich. He does not care about any people actually.
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  249.  @reflexionesdelabiblia6711  thank, yep it is, but here it's about another subject.
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  250.  @elsagrace3893  It is extremely important to identify the source No. 0. It is actually the most helpful single issue for finding a solution. So, it does not help Kerry personally in preparation, but hopefully mankind.
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  251.  @rogerstarkey5390  I don't think it is a reason to report him. But this is obviously bullshit. I switched off when Dr. Kaufmann claimed they are not doing autopsies on dead because they want to hide a person did not die on the infection. They are not doing these autopsies because it is not advised that staff without special PPE does it.
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  252. What I would do in place of Astrazenica: Half the dosage once again! The efficacy may raise to 100%.
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  253. I say most likely after spring. First, the rapid tests are getting better, Second, there is a medicine in development that can help or at least provides an aid, if someone got it. I am hopeful from March/April almost nobody will die from it anymore.
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  254. Are you deaf? He said he prefers the older technology vaccine by Oxfort.
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  255.  @briangriffiths114  What you said makes a lot of sense. There were reports about mysterious cases of lung diseases in Milano in November 2019. That's an area in Italy where more than 100,000 Chinese people live. Patient no. 0 in France had been identified https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-france-patient-zero-december.html and was infected by beginning to mid December. He never travelled, therefore he must have been infected by someone. His wife works at the airport. Bullshxt from China about delay less than 4 weeks, or such. There are several indicators the problem was present by mid of October, after their Golden Week. For example a hospital in Wuhan had 14 cases of mysterious lung diseases reported by mid of November. The details were later deleted from the Chinese website. I am sure the authorities of many countries know, but they do not want to pour petrol into the fire and therefore keep low profile about it.
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  256. Do yourself a favour, save time, and don't read TikTok.
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  257. It's healthy food, that's why
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  258. Hit Like if you want to see his videos in future
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  259. Optimizing means the controller will come and count the rolls of toilet tissue people are using. A company will die with 3 - 5 years, if you let them in and don't stop their optimizing work within one season.
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  260. Folks, click Like. It keeps his videos from being removed.
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  261. They simply should not do injections at Walmart, McDonalds or at petrol stations.
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  262. What does the infant with its underdeveloped immune system have that I don't have?
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  263. Thank you Korea, for your honesty! I am only a sandkorn but sure one day people will remember who had been honest and who not. Like the Iran. No cases and one week later 50 death. Who would believe them ever again?
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  264. 23:28 The WHO must be closed. How long will it still take until people understand? It is a corrupt organization right from the top down to the medium level management, corrupt and doing harm to mankind. Indonesia was commended by the WHO for their excellence in pandemic handling. They have bought huge amounts of Sinovac, and start inoculation in the next days. Sinovac vaccine has not even completed phase 3.
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  265. Israel reports great success with vaccination. New infections for vaccinated people drop by 94 %, which confirms Pfizer's data. As well, transmission rates are greatly reduced through the vaccination. No numbers given. I think they want to let Pfizer to quantify that. Not confirmed is the UK strategy with a delayed 2 shot, at least not using the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine. You are messing up things. But I leave it to you finding out more.
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  266. PS: Dr. Campbell, we need to talk a lot more about the countries who do well. There are quite a number of them. I think it is very important to give people examples and role models regarding what are the right things to do. We hear mostly about countries with high infection numbers, and many of them simply have bad governance. Why stuck to these? They won't be able to change anyway, and it's boring.
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  267.  @angel2000317  To the negatives of the Japanese culture, the typical Japanese will do everything to avoid letting others know he has a problem, needs help, etc.. That's one of the reasons why their suicide rate is quite high. To the US. I feel I need to say I am certainly aware not all people are dumb, and not everything is bad. In fact I as a German will always hold the US in high respect for what Truman and other have done. Without the US we probably would not exist in this world today. Also, I personally know most Americans as kind and super helpful on a personal level. Just to let you know where I stand, besides of the above that I said. Here in Singapore we are all wearing mask since 6 months. I have never heard about any negative physical health or psychological affects. Children below 6 years can chose to wear a mask or a face shield. From what I see, 99 % wear mask, from as small as 2 years old. Our lockdown (and I mean lockdown = stay at home for 7 weeks) had some bad effects, tough.
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  268. The WHO must be closed and replaced.The current management must go entirely, all of the top and 2. row top management.
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  269. John, that video from Spain has been stripped of the proper subtitles. As well, it does not appear anymore in my history or search. When this is over we need to discuss American social media.
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  270.  @michaelowens7792  Dr. Campbell as most countries followed the recommendation of the WHO. The WHO even said wearing a mask can do more harm than it does good. Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan did not follow, they knew their fellow comrades from the big country best. The WHO also said the virus is unlikely to be transmitted in between humans, while at the very same time 12000 Wuhanese were officially infected. Nobody in the world would know how 12000 people can be infected then. The WHO did also say travel restrictions for travels to China are unreasonable, while at the same time all Hubei was not allowed to travel inside China. These and more were either mistakes of an incapable organisation, or done with intention.
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  271. Technicians and scientists have been put down on the ladder for so many years, and then in 2020 Dr. John Campbell is wondering why the society rather relies on gut feel than on science. And of course also why they can do these things to a Dr. Fauci. https://youtu.be/BKorP55Aqvg The majority of people who work for a company in a technical, R&D or scientific function will have experience similar to this.
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  272.  @wyqtor  wear consequently a mask. It is THE single action that really works. Ask in any Asian country. Stay healthy and greetings to Romania from Singapore!
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  273. @Lost Hero a bit hard to get fines paid by people who have little
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  274. too cheap increase price to $150 per dose and you will get your study
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  275.  @Ihatebs  I thought that was USD 39,000 for every person in ICU? Yep, guess he means once you land there it is the end.
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  276.  Chris Stevens  The mask is not to protect yourself. It was to exhaustion explained how it works. I will not go into it anymore, we had that 1 million times. The thing with all people like you is, one can present figures, the most renowned scientists, people who were in hospital with Covid, nurses, doctors ... you are repellent to facts just like a Gore-tex coat to water. Chinese did not invent this for social engineering. They social engineer their people differently.
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  277.  Chris Stevens  The masks are not there to protect you. The protection level of a double layer mask with a certain density cotton and a vlies-like more open material on the inside is about 30 %. The real functionality lays in protecting others from YOUR fluids leaving your mouth (and your nose). But I am not your educator, and it has been said also many times already. What you are saying is just a testimonial of not knowing. Sorry.
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  278.  JohanMDK  that's what he meant. Dr. Campbell says we shall not forget their still brilliant work at the basis. I say the dead fish stinks from the head first. A Chinese proverb.
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  279.  @mastercommander4535  sorry, I disagree. If China had done everything well, so much better as the West as what they also keep on explaining to their own population, and if for example the Chinese official figures are fairly correct, and if the virus originated from some innocent source as what they say - then what is there to reject, decline or hide? If you were China, wouldn't it then be your very own interest to irrevocably let the world know what is reality? Wouldn't that be the hardest kick into the American stomach? Would you then miss this golden opportunity to prove your point? Sometimes you learn a lot more from what someone does not tell you.
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  280.  J Anywhere  yea we will suck your blood like Satan.
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  281. The catastrophic situation around the virus crisis is being caused by a republican federal government. From all the US states the governor who implemented the most effective measures during this times is a member of the Democratic Party, Mr. Cuomo. Just saying. I think both parties are the same soup in different bowls.
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  282. 0:40 that's the Venus. Finally someone landed on it?
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  283. Like the video to keep it up.
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  284. The very same issue here in Singapore.
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  285.  @thankmelatersport  will you hoaxers all come online next year and apologise for having caused this fears and confusion? Or will you just keep silent then? I expect the later.
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  286.  @tonyhussey3610  taking a sample by swiping along the suspected area. This test is usually working well. Not so for this virus, since you can't swipe inside the lung, and the cough is non-productive, first at least. The Japanese specialists for example were quite overwhelmed that the tests they performed where so unreliable. They lost days with that issue. The technicians on the ship blocked air vents yesterday with masking tape.
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  287.  @stormbreaker3027  by that time they had 12 mysterious pneumonia cases reported in Wuhan hospitals, of course not known as Covid-19. I read a translation of a Chinese article, it was later taken down from the internet.
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  288.  @Dermahon13  That was months ago, when they followed the WHO-BS, just like many others. Forget about that, they changed the approach since long. Under your definition how you look at Sweden, then Singapore should have herd immunity, too. I mean you can't just take these numbers for a definition of herd immunity. There is one point that Singapore did right from the beginning. And this is they did not put 50 % of Covid patients into ICU's and then ventilated most of them. That's what they did in the US, for example. They isolated them, and then relied much more on self-healing, only support the immune system and give the medical care that is needed. That's what Thailand also does. Look at their numbers. Singapore health system is state driven, they want to keep things reasonable, and cost low. A doctor visit here cost in between USD 15 - 50 per consultation, second consultation for the same cause is free. Not like in the US, you only open the door and the cash register rings already "USD 150". Just explaining the diff.
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  289. There were videos that showed hospitals with people in the corridors, other waiting outside, some dying on the road in front of the hospital, thousands of people complaining they didn't get any treatments, crematory said they had to burn 5 x as many bodies as usual, etc. When Chines open the mouth, the language is newspeak.
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  290. ​ @soggymoggytravels  that's why. So what do hospitals do? For example simply declaring infections as non-covid. There were patients checked out from hospitals and checked in the next day, but then under a different sickness. DW has a credible interview with a man as an example, whos father was handled exactly like this. He died a few days later because he did not receive the needed treatment anymore. Death at home as well were not counted as covid-19 infections, only those who died in hospital care. Those who where asymptomatic where also not counted as infection, even if they were tested as infected, as mentioned in this video. This point alone decreases the number of total infections by 80%. From different indicators experts estimate the real number for China to be somewhere in between 2 - 3 million infections, despite the extrem draconian measures.
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  291. I concur. And they built a much higher resistance.
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  292.  @jsquire5pa  are you sure about that? Both kitchens are quite heavy.
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  293.  Dave Smith  meanwhile the Chinese close trade agreements with 17 nations, drink rice vine, and roll over the floor laughing about the western idiots quarrelling about numbers instead of solving the problem.
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  294.  @michaelhavers1  Besides of many lulling themselves into safety (oh, it is on the other side of the world only), I believe a bigger problem is yet to develop. I don't see any miracle coming up.
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  295. I don't think he is the only one. But he sure has collected a lot of knowledge and is able to explain superbly.
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  296. Hu ... second wave? Singapore has - how can I say - after a successful beginning become somewhat sloppy, and probably a bit too confident. Most importantly, we "forgot" about the 180000 migrant workers living in dorm rooms. Lucky, the vast majority of them are young and strong, and there are few serious health issues. What however is notable is the relatively low recovery rate for such a sophisticated health system.
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  297. I had seen a YouTube video by fellow motorcycle riders on a tour who reported several entire villages being locked off in North Vietnam by end of December. But of course Dr. Campbell can not follow those "anecdotes", and I can't find that video anymore. But I know there is lively border traffic with China, I have been to that area.
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  298. Nothing to lol about, Ethan. He is the proof that a person who is verbally capably plus simple, non-distractive methods can be much more effective for learning, than "modern" virtual reality, 3D graphics and whatever.
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  299. The WHO investigation group spend 3 h in the Wuhan science lab. They also spend the 2. day visiting museums displaying the great things China did. I hope the Beijing duck for dinner tasted good.
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  300. The figure that leads the FEMA now is Pete Gaynor, studied history. He is not much interested in science or anything like that, more to put the nose deep into an orange butt.
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  301. Collecting patient data from a few hundred hospitals and then compiling and interpreting them is not a study anyway. It is an essay.
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  302. The study said nothing else than those who are infected already do not benefit from the application of hydroxychloroquine. The other observational report that Deca Dent linked says, it may be beneficial as a prophylaxis. Two different pair of shoes. Marketing tends to put scientists down. They can be difficult to understand, and too often they do not say something that helps selling, even the opposite. But studies are important and have to be. Scientists on the other hand put experience down. Hong Kong and Taiwan told us wearing masks has shown greater benefit than physical distancing. So, I do take them serious, they tackled the crisis situation well. I will wear a mask then, since it is easy to do, and does not limit my freedom much. I trust them without a detail study. Where are more experiences with hydroxychloroquine?
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  303. I concur
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  304. In Singapore officers will do random video calls at the homes of the quarantined people. The person has to show face in front of a background, which was photographed before. If they have suspicions they even call through the night.
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  305. Most of the causes of death as seen on the table 3:50 are non-transmittable diseases, diseases that are more in the personal responsibility of the individual. What I find much more strange is Event 201. They call it a pandemic tabletop exercise, held on 18. of October 2019 together with business leaders, scientists, and politicians. It was a kind of virtual run through the spread of a zoonotic coronavirus. A few weeks later it became real. Note the very low media exposure of Event 201, almost silence. Read here for a summary: https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/event201/scenario.html or view this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoLw-Q8X174&t=2s
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  306. Not a single cold in my sons entire class since school reopening on 12 June.
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  307. Well, yea, we know that all already. Virus is not going away until there is an effective vaccine, and the vast majority of people has been immunized. That will probably take another 2 years in total, or longer. It is a small issue to live with a face mask, relatively seen. Even though 30 C and 95 % rH are not a joke with mask, I can take it. But ... I feel very sad for my son. Sad to be born into a world where he can only live in with a mask, where he can only see his relatives and his fiends with a mask, where we have to suspect infection everywhere and anytime. Shame on those who did that, shame all over you.
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  308.  Chris Stevens  You have to follow the rules, even if you do not like them. Democracy does not mean following your own set of rules. And the first post is a false statement.
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  309.  Chris Stevens  You have to follow the laws and rules that are implemented in your country, if you want it or not. If you disagree with these, your choice is not boycotting them, but voicing up and next time to elect another candidate. If the current Premier is Boris Johnson in your country, good luck.
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  310.  Chris Stevens  Sorry Chris, I am out. I am at that point neither interested in the past, nor in conspiracy theories. I just want this pandemic to end asap, and then focus on posting everywhere that the countries of the world should find agreements to prevent these kind of gifts from China.
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  311.  @moonknightish  Despite its relatively high infection rate, the German health system is not even under a very big stress yet. They have accepted patients from Italy and France. What does it mean? It means the health system of major countries in the world is insufficient. As easy as that. It is sufficient for normal times, but not for crisis situations. Despite what many Germans think, the German health system has not been saved to death. Even though a number of things could be better still.
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  312. In my mindset you can make new friends but still behave safe.
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  313. not long, 2 days, max 3
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  314. I am living in Asia since 25 years. My opinion is, the future is in Indochina, Thailand and Vietnam in particular. These are the countries I always love to travel to, and Thailand is now my main business destination. The Philippines also would have potential, there are good people,. But the uppermost 3 % won't let them come up. There are many things that need improvements but overall ... anyways, that's my opinion.
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  315.  @clarissamcpigeon7857  Clarissa, it's not the same. - Sweden has a better health system. Your health system is in a normal winter month already bending just like a thin tree in the storm. - Swedish people have a natural tendency to more daily physical distancing. They also live more spread out. Look at your lads ... so hard for them to dismiss the Friday drink.
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  316.  @makoto4341  I am with you (and with Dr. Campbell, too). It spreads so much because of re-active behaviour. This is the exact reason. The containment measurements most countries are taking are like throwing sand into the eyes of people.
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  317.  @vegahimsa3057  They will tell you: Everything under control. Blocking the road traffic but a simple explanation why you have to pass can suffice. Not stopping international flights. I mean ... that says everything, or? Millions of people will feel being lied to and cheated.
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  318.  @vegahimsa3057  The German minister of health Mr. Spahn speaks in public and in front of the media openly about the crisis, that it will not be possible to avoid numbers climbing up significantly, and all they can do is care for those in need best as possible. He also said hospital had been preparing from the beginning of the crisis and they are quite ready for the big wave. No mass panic, beside of some who believe toilet paper is needed for survival.
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  319. I am only here to tell you I have no fear. Germany, my country of birth, and Singapore, where I live now, both managed the crisis comparably well, with relatively low CFR. It's the countries which have catastrophic results, among them the US, the UK, France, and more. But I would rather fear their banana republic governance than the virus.
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  320.  @bumblesquatt  Having another view is ok. Calling up on people to break the laws is not ok.
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  321. Thank you, China
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  322.  @jerrycann9072  You are right I got that wrong in writing. Certainly I meant to say they were tested for the full course, not for 1/2 course. Sorry for that. I think we better insist to let science first look at things and not decide on basis of assumptions (wich is what is being fortunately promoted on this channel), then we should not support such decisions. To my personal opinion the decision for one shot first is more carried by the desperate situation of both UK and the US. It is not backed up by data. This is in line with a response from Biontech/Pfizer. They are right, IMO.
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  323.  @jerrycann9072  A complete lockdown for about 6 - 8 weeks would be the alternative, which is from what I see not possible with British people. We had that here in Singapore btw.. I am sorry to see the formerly really +Great+ Britain dwarfing itself. Even the best solution is only a bad solution now. And actually - since I have started to be honest already - I know the reason why not that many are interested in the Astrazenica vaccine yet. Unkown efficacy, questionable phase 3, same as the Sinovac, not really acceptable. Get that right and people will be takers.
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  324.  @jerrycann9072  Jerry, take care you and your family stay healthy! Alle the best wishes from Singapore
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  325. Family came from Wuhan, father felt unwell but still shared hotel room with his family. How would you define dumb?
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  326. I am waiting for the video showing 6 men standing in front of Dr. Campbells door and ask to measure his temperature and offer him food.
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  327.  Mark Wills  After 2 months staying home, I saw the beginning of mental problems with my son. He got thick-skinned, did not want to learn anymore, got more easily agitated. Usually he's a friendly and almost everyday happy child. They need their peers, they need the group interaction, they need to communicate with humans at the same age, not only with us silly adults. Young kids might be ok with parents only, but at 11 yo he needs his friends, too.
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  328.  Mark Wills  Yep. He will be together with his friends, but he needs the kids he does not like so much, too. The group, the class unit, a tiny representation what he will see later in the big world.
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  329.  Mark Wills  here in Singapore Primary is from 7 - 13. He's 11 yo..
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  330. It seems mostly the younger generation who believes that all this is a big lie.
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  331. We want his kind of "Britishness" back, please. It would make the world a bit of a better place.
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  332. Japan ... incredible low number of deaths? How about Singapore? 55000 infections, only 28 death. Also look at Vietnam, Thailand, and there are a couple of others who fared much better than Japan. Columbia has a lower death rate than the UK at double the infection numbers, but good ...? Dr. Campbell, it is not so the countries which you mentioned are doing well. But it is a direct reflection of the governance quality. Specifically true for the CFR. Some of the worst are Brazil, the US and the UK. All 3 have been showing awful crisis management. Strangely their leaders are still popular with the people. It seems almost as if good performance is not important anymore for a politician, but the entertainment value.
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  333. We do not need a Tedros, who is only repeating what everyone who keep himself fairly updated knows anyway.
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  334. @Radwyn Althor There we have it.
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  335.  @syncmaster915n  exactly
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  336. President Trump 23:15 Let's stay within the field of science https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmLxhQEasWI
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  337. It would be extremely useful, as then we know who of us can continue with normal life.
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  338.    tell me which are you referring to and I'll happily correct my words or delete them. It is not my intention to harm anyone. I am just deeply disappointed, that's all.
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  339. @Shizhe Hu Armando Silvier is a Christian who is pissed that his fellow church friends spread virus by ignoring doctors orders. Unbelievable immature people here.
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  340.    He even got a number of likes. Wonder on what drug he is.
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  341.  @itawolf2494  A doubling in tests as compared to one month before
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  342.  Felipe Murillo  if you do these 3 things consequently the crisis should be under control in 4 maximum 6 weeks.
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  343. You can't come Asians with figures, it is usually ineffective. Facts based on figures, it does not reach most of them. I have the same experience here in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, China, ...
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  344.  @zaonyrichardson6858  everyone may go back to a simpler life when it is over. I am in Singapore, I am 62, I have heart issue, I will probably not make it.
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  345.  @zaonyrichardson6858  Everything that we do produce, the first question should be: How does that improve our lifes, how does that help the world? Stay well!
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  346. In the modern media world DW is a good place to be. Watch their program for a while, and you will see what I mean.
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  347. Who else saw the pictures of people from the UK flooding the train stations and airports right after it came out that there is a more infectious strain? Dr. Campbell, your country has failed completely, second to the US, if we look at the developed western nations. It is no use anymore trying to hide this, the people in the UK did not get the message at all. The source of such problems usually stems from incompetent crisis management by a government.
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  348. simply buy his books
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  349.  @Erumyr  Look at the prices of his books at Amazon, then you know what he cares for. The rest, if he has a pension or is billionaire is none of our business.
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  350. What I am really not clear about and I feel not informed is the Event 201, held only 2 months before the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic. So many similarities, so close to an actual incident. Note: I am not antivaxxer, I do not believe in "Bill Gates is a reptile" - theories, or anything like this.
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  351. The Italian north has more than 100,000 Chinese living there. Guess who arrived there back from celebrating Lunar New Year? I am not blaming the Chinese at this point for returning to their work but we are ALL guilty. This should have not happened, and this is what he means with re-active. Now it is almost too late but still many things can be saved if countries start now to be pro-actively doing something. It is time that now the experts and scientists take over from the politicians. Especially on the top of the WHO belongs a 100% science based personality NOW.
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  352. @Some Dude 1. Do you really believe the Chinese figures? 2. Would you accept the kind of lock-down they did in Wuhan? Regarding the governor, he was made the culprit for a decision that the upper CCP has taken. In China there will be not a light bulb changed before the CCP gives green light.
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  353.  @essanjay8604  My guess is: yes. Such a lock-down is extremely expensive. If I am the government I'd try everything to avoid a second one. All the countries which had masks early still today have low numbers.
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  354.  Ken Hudson  Mostly they believe that some dark force is there to deceive the mankind, Bill Gates, the own government, the pharma industry, a deep state, etc.. The common denominator is, they are all 100% immune to any sort of logical arguments and facts. They only thing that changes their mind seems, if they have an own relative who fell sick. Example: The Peterson family.
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  355. I got a hole (non-painful) fixed a week ago. The dentist wore a mask, face shield, and rubber gloves. When I rinsed my mouth he and the nurse stepped back. That is the protective equipment he always wears. I would not know how I could cause a relevant danger to him.
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  356. You are encouraging using a vaccine that has not gone through all 3 test phases??
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  357. We are well-prepared to protect the population - means: We are unable to do enough by far. Work safety is priority for us - means: We have procedures to suppress the registration of accidents. We are a green organization and our priority is to protect our beautiful world - means: We managed to clad our pollution output and wasteful packing materials as green. Mr. Xi had shown the kind of “political commitment” and “political leadership” expected of countries facing a public health crisis - means: We do not know where he is at current. That is world-lingo 2020.
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  358. @Gazr Gazr The answer to that question is: Absolutely not. Similar here in Singapore. Most even react hostile and / or call you racist if you mention.
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  359. @Kibo Cat ... and fxxxxxng a virgin heals cancer
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  360.  @jezebellab1779  Exactly, Jezebella! However, there is always one simple prehistoric organism coming up who's only skill is shouting NO.
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  361.  schlaberdasken  Thanks for the link! His timeline is widely what I remember. For example there were people from the US with typical symptoms reporting in social media they had been declined examination and been sent home.
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  362.  @josephinewinter  exactly, all children follow very easy. In the now almost 8 weeks it has become the norm for them to wear a mask once stepping out of the house. There is not a single complaint from them, despite tropical temperatures and humidity over 90%. They play, learn and live with it. Adults are more difficult, but they are mostly also ok now.
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  363.  keirfree senior  Those fines mentioned are maximum fines. They will typically not be issued at the first offence. And now: GO TO A VIDEO THAT HAS THESE THINGS AS THE SUBJECT, NOT HERE. I will not respond to it anymore.
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  364. PS: If you know a doctor in Thailand who is involved in treating virus patients or virus research, then may be a talk with him might open a door or two.
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  365. Where is the study that looks at it as a prophylactic measure?
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  366.  Umbrella Corporation  we are on the verge of an exponential increase. Some actually most countries have washed the truth in fabric softener, some other countries obviously have said nothing, even they had cases. Among them Italy and the Iran. Idiots. Africa will be hard hit.
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  367. Taiwan "imported" workers from Indonesia for doing construction work. They were tested in Indonesia before departure and given the green lane. See what happened: https://youtu.be/s7MAAB_vRUE A few days ago the WHO had praised Indonesia for their efficient pandemic handling. Easy guess how the excellence in pandemic handling looks like in reality. I want the WHO to be dissolved, and a new follow-up organization to be founded with vastly reduced Chinese influence.
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  368. It is not only members of this particular church. Unfortunately Korea has millions of people who don't know, who lack confidence, who have weak personalities, and therefore are in search for a better "leader" to guide them in their life.
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  369. The platform the Astrazenica vaccine uses usually only has up to 70 % efficacy. I am not intending to speak bad about it. It is just a fact that we should keep in mind, until another figure is proven. A breakthrough or game changer as what it was called on other enthusiastic channels however it is not. The good points for it: it's older, proven technology, it is robust, and it's price is low. The mRNA however is the far more effective and flexible approach, that likely will be the future of vaccines. It does not need to be bread, it can easily be produced in high quantities, and it can easily be modified for eventual mutations. Future-proof for the future living with China.
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  370. 16:42 Death toll 43000 is not accurate. Unfortunately the UK's death toll exceeded already 50000 about a month ago. It is the highest in the world. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/02/uk-coronavirus-death-toll-nears-50000-latest-official-figures-show
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  371. Children: My bet is on a psychosomatic issue. Unexplainable allergic / immune system problems, rashes, abdominal pain, heart issues ... when there are relationship problems.
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  372.  @Timtom0707  come on themoxon, he did not even ask his scientist if this is a reasonable and even less if this is a workable idea. He just comes out with some crap that sounds good to him, and he is full of it, just like his brother in the US.
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  373.  @Timtom0707  What Dr. Campbell says makes sense.
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  374. If you get a second wave, basically all the money and resources spent to mitigate the effect of the pandemic with lockdowns was wasted. Spain will be bankrupt, if they have to do a second general lockdown. The German economy, which showed already early signs of recovery, would get a hard hit and be down for a couple of years. The living standard of Germans would drop significantly.
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  375. I am not sure if you are troll spreading rumours. It is inconceivable someone would do this. Then I'd rather think it was an accident.
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  376. That's what I thought when you presented the Stamford data. That: 1. Stamford, Harvard and many other commercial educational institutes are worthless. 2. Do not trust ANYTHING from China We need to work together in Europe. There are several countries who have done pretty well, have managed the crisis logically and efficiently. Not the UK unfortunately.
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  377. Photoshop
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  378. There was a nurse from Wuhan who posted somewhere an anonymous video. She mentioned the first virus generation being relatively manageable, but also the presence of a mutation that is bitch.
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  379. I am puzzled when looking at Ozziland. Your government is doing well ... but you guys are spoiling it.
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  380.  @kbal1451  yea, probably it's being over-reported.
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  381.  @Kni0002  it is not necessary. You just need to identify the immune population. Germany did a study in one of their hot spots, a city called Heinsberg. They tested 1000 people and found that 15 % were immune. That means that they were infected without a single symptom. Their immune system got over it alone.
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  382. So sad to say, the USA will be a battle field
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  383. There data is promising nothing good at all, yet so many demand freedom. It looks like this nation is down.
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  384.  @MariaMartinez-researcher  Still rumours get more and more dense that China gave up Hubai.
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  385.  wildcatter63  which is why many scientist are shocked the WHO does not oppose them. In Singapore it was - on a smaller scale - like this still until the end of the 80'. You could find snakes, bats, pangolins, and other animals on wet market, things which the west would not have the slightest idea to take for a dinner, and which I don't want to mention here. The government imposed restrictions. But even after there the restrictions, there were still for a while some wild animals sold, but they dried them up. According to people's talking there were still some restaurant around in the early 2000 years, from which you could ask the "house menu" on they sold dog meat, monkey and such. It took more than 20 years for the government to end this. What I want to say is, it's very hard for Chinese to drop these things. There are still wet markets in Singapore, they are operated in a safe way, generally. I do not think that would be possible in China.
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  386. The 15 minutes test is a quick test that is not very reliable. Someone in Germany tried that, but I forgot who.
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  387.  @TheSmokey1523  The CT can shows lung problem but not if it's Covid-19 virus as you know. In Singapore they do CT scan first. The swap test only works after like 3 - 5 days, regardless asymptomatic or symptomatic. Too late for prevention purposes.
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  388.  @TheSmokey1523  I know and that is what they do here. But the point was it is not that reliable. One PCR 70 % only, which is why they need 2 and then together with the CT scan, the entire process is lenghty, this virus a bitch.
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  389. I am not sure of you can call the behaviour of Chinese disciplined. They just know there will be grave consequences, if they don't follow government orders.
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  390. Nobody knows for sure, but it could simply be affected people may have been exposed too early again to the virus, before they build complete immunity. They are very much looking into this just now.
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  391. He worries what he should do without his big brother to the west.
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  392. Go to Johns Hopkins https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html , click left on the US, wait a moment, then on the right side click "daily cases". Now position your pointer over that field, until you see a circle. Click that circle. And now watch the show. The complete failure is a crime that should be brought in front of the international court in The Hague.
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  393. People, vote it up. Help him to make the videos stay.
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  394. Sweden's people are known to be some of the calmest folks. Social distancing is a kind of natural trait to them. They will always stay in certain distance to each other, if given the chance. They do believe in the herd-immunity theory. As well, they think if those with no or with mild symptoms only get to spread the virus, the receiver will have also mild symptoms only. They did not say that nobody will get infected by a confirmed infected person.
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  395. To the UK and to whom it concerns. Please learn from the German experience in regard to elderly homes. Bring your dear relative home before it is too late. Once the virus is in an elderly home, they will lock the facility and the inhabitants may get infected one after the other. Bring them home now. There are two terrible case with 50 % elderlies in these houses infected. They are for people with dementia.They can not be relocated, they don't understand why they have to stay in their room. The caretakers have to watch one after the other getting infected.
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  396. Confirmed cases total per 1 Million people: Sweden 5045, Italy 3926, UK 4440, Belgium 5240, Germany 2246 (source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1110187/coronavirus-incidence-europe-by-country/) Death total per 1 Million people: Sweden 483, Italy 568, UK 614, Belgium 834, Germany 105 (source: https://www.euronews.com/2020/06/15/covid-19-coronavirus-breakdown-of-deaths-and-infections-worldwide) Sweden "performed" worse than their 3 direct neighbours. But they did not fare worse than several other European countries who did have much tougher restrictions and measures in place. Specifically the death number in Sweden is lower than for example the UK's. I would be more careful using the word euthanasia with this background.
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  397. I concur with Brandt Barry. The US and other governments knew already by early January.
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  398.  @burtosis  I concur, exactly that is what happened. They waited until people left Wuhan before Lunar New Year, and then only locked the city down. 5 million people! The places Wuhanese travelled to became then the first clusters. 70 % stayed in Hubei, 18 % to Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, the rest mainly to Thailand, Japan and Singapore. Now they are telling the world "we did not know at that time". BS. And: We need empathy not finger pointing. Exactly that's what IS needed: Point your fingers! China has to stop polluting everything, now. Even if you do not bother about sick or dead people, the costs of these things are just too high for every country.
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  399. @Qandik exactly That area in North Italy which is the cluster is the area where most Chinese live In Italy.
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  400. Indonesia, Thailand, Uzbekistan and South Africa where awarded by the WHO for good pandemic handling. Many people were puzzled about it. Now it comes out why. All 4 are going to buy the vaccine from China.
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  401. Singapore is not a mystery. The vast majority of 28000 infected people are migration workers from India and Bangladesh. I'm talking something in the region of 90 %. They live in hostels with 12 - 18 people in one room. (to be fair, often they can live where they want, but many chose to live in hostels since it's cheap or even free). The government simply forgot about them for a long time. Fortunately, most of these people are young, healthy and strong. Their recovery is really fast and the CFR among them very low. The government now cares for them appropriately. They are fed, paid, and get all around health-care free.
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  402. Forget that one.
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  403. Dr. John Canpbell, you are the proof the old powerpoint was way better. Very clear explanation.
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  404. If you like his suggestion to evaluate human life on a basis of cost-benefit analysis, then that is your man. For me this is insane.
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  405.  @braveheart4603  do you get masks in your country? The Chinese bought everything off the market from end of January to February. The last was the Ozzi government stopping a cargo of 100 tons protective equipment leaving from Australia to China, that was 03 of March. The only ones who knew their Chinese comrades well were the Taiwanese. They stopped exporting masks, and fixed their prices at USD 0.17.
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  406.  @braveheart4603  I concur.
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  407. From 02. of June Singapore will require children to wear a mask or a face shield any time. They say younger children might be more tolerant to a face shield.
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  408.  @jy0t1  modern central air-con system will only take a portion of fresh air that will be mixed with the circulated old air, for example 30 %. Doing so saves a lot of energy.
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  409.  @nickschmitt8594  I concur.
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  410. John, I have the impression your condition gets worse.
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  411. Noticed the biased reporting? The UK has a higher death rate than Sweden. I'm not saying the death rate of Sweden is acceptable, but thaaat fingerpointing ... ?
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  412. Basically that is why the Finns say its is healthy and cleansing.
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  413. You can not quarantine like 10 or 20 % of the population. Food, water, police, hospitals, etc etc, things have to continue or you can get a fur and book your seat in a cave.
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  414. The R value for Germany is 0.57, source is Robert Koch institute from 06 June 2020. The number of active cases in Germany is 6300 people (at 84 million population). From all bigger western countries Germany presents the by far best results. By litres of alcohol consumed per capita, Germany and the UK are both at 11.6 liters on average. There is nothing remarkable about the German alcohol consumption except stating it is generally too high, as in many western countries. Alcohol is a big problem in far too many countries. I believe it is really necessary to take more and closer looks at positive examples, countries such as New Zealand, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, Finland, Germany, Austria, Iceland, and others. It makes no sense to always bring up the countries that have failed. And lastly, who believes any figures from China? Not me. I only need to have a look at the tables by John Hopkins to get a good laugh.
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  415. Kenneth, does the hospital not keep the blood sample for a while?
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  416. Dr. Campbell, there are a few hundred thousand people in Berlin demonstrating against Covid-19 measures, at this very moment as numbers all over the world are soaring. The remarkable thing is, there are mostly only soft measures in Germany at all for the vast majority of people. There needs to be a tremendous amount of work done to tell these millennials, that this is not a hoax to get tighter control over humans, but it is real.
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  417.  Peter S  Shame. The number of new cases in Czechia are increasing, same as in Germany. What is wrong with you people? Why do you so hard fight the facts? Serious question here, no degrading remark, or such. There are no unreasonable restrictions in Germany. Wearing a mask is a small thing to do. And it is not true they are ineffective. There is meanwhile plenty data. And if you don't trust them, then ask anyone from Taiwan or Hong Kong, for example.
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  418.  Peter S  That thinking is wrong, Peter. I fully understand that people want to live normal, I also want that. But it is not possible at this time. And your figures are not good, in fact some of the worst from all developed countries. And just right now cases are soaring everywhere. We need to have a good safety margin before the winter season comes. That means we need to keep things absolutely down this year. That is the reality.
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  419.  Peter S  You are entitled to your opinion. I think that your infection situation is much more dire than you believe. The UK in my eyes is one of the worst countries in the world, Australia has practically only Victoria and there Melbourne as a hotspot. I also would not call this crisis an experiment.
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  420.  @jesmmifs  Sweden is unsuitable for a prove that a lock-down is ineffective. Sweden had a different approach that suits Sweden and it's people. They do trust the government, that is why they will follow recommendations easily (at least most of them), and Sweden's population density is very low. Another very important thing which many do not know: It is Swedish culture to be physically more distant. You do not need to tell them. Try they same thing what they did in Sweden in Singapore, China, India ... and you get the biggest disaster ever. Lastly, why they did have such a high fatality rate in the beginning is based on the big mistakes they did in their elderly homes. Sweden did correct these mistakes, and since then the CFR is as low as in other countries. You are saying that there is no scientific data for the efficacy of lock-downs and measures. You would just need to look at the Johns Hopkins website at the countries data, and you will easily see that always the infection rate decline coincided with the moment when there where measures put in place. On hands of the example Australia you can also easily see the perfect efficacy of swift and strict implemented localised restrictions. The Melbourne area flares while for the vast Australia you can count the cases practically with the help of your 10 fingers.
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  421.  @jesmmifs  many countries experience what you call a second wave because so many now do believe people like you, and flout the rules. The proof is the CRF is very low at the moment, because it mainly hits people below 40 yo. As can be seen on hands of so many official data.
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  422.  @johntancredi748  Your text is the perfect example of how unreasonable you anti-maskers and anti-lockdowners yell others with their different opinion down. We become silent, because it does not make sense to debate shxt, and you believe "I am right, I won".
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  423.  @jesmmifs  The official media does not say that about Sweden what I say. They heavily criticise the Swedish approach, which I don't. I also do not believe Lancet anymore, or the corrupt WHO. I would be the first one to sign a close WHO petition.
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  424.  @jesmmifs  I did read and view already everything that you are linking, all these things that you and all the tin foil head wearers call proof. And I have a different opinion.
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  425.  @jesmmifs  Everybody here wears masks. 100 % of people. Children go to school with mask, there is very little occurrence of infection issues in public transport, we go shopping with mask. And we enjoy a very low community spread of about 0 - 3 cases per day. The mask is a small inconvenience in comparison to be sick or die. Whenever there is a flare up, it is always foreigners/visitors. Or sometimes people who have not allowed meetings or family celebrations ... and flout the rules. I live in Singapore. Everyone here has to wear mask by law, from 3 yo.
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  426. Can someone say anything to the Thai figures + actual situation?
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  427. With about a few % of the population being infected, how is such a phase 3 test going to work without volunteers and actively inoculating them? 30,000 test subjects, 15,000 will get the vaccine. Say 10 % get naturally infected over the course of 3 months, is that enough for a qualified result? And the other 1500 who have the placebo ... is that really more humane? Educate me, tell me what I miss.
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  428.  @OceanFrontVilla3  they can not, and there were already vaccines that failed. It is always a question in between risk and benefit. I was just trying to understand what would be the sense of testing a vaccine on 30,000 people with the effective new infection rate being so low? None. They have to inoculate people in my view.
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  429. Luckily in Singapore most water taps in public restrooms are sensored, and there is no door if only urinating. For the big business I avoid public toilets at all cost. Years ago I started using my elbows to open doors etc. I have almost never a common cold since then. Washing hands is as well the first thing I do when returning home. Albeit I use a regular towel I admit.
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  430. Look at this https://youtu.be/-k6Hd0i8sjI Good luck America. You will really need a lot of luck.
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  431. I knew it. Circulation of Covid-19 in Italy found as early as September 2019: https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/latest-covid-19-news-italian-researchers-find-proof-that-sars-cov-2-coronavirus-was-circulating-in-italy-even-before-china-detected-the-virus Link to peer reviewed study included in the article.
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  432.  @iggle6448  I heard about cases in the US, too. People were sent home to take a rest, instead of treatment. If China had responded appropriately and only 2 - 3 weeks before they did, the entire Pandemie could have been contained in Wuhan very easily.* To me at that point of time it was not important where it originates from ... they should have done everything to contain it early, not keep quiet as long as possible to avoid loosing face. Instead, they still held a mass banquette in Wuhan on 14. of January with 140,000 people enjoying the food, to celebrate their Lunar New Year. One week later and one day before the official "Houston, we have a problem", on Monday 20 of January they still let 5000 people travel to other countries, 12,000 on the weekend before, mainly to Singapore, Japan, Thailand. * the Wumaos will usually tell you on the internet, China reacted right after genetic structure of the virus was know, which took ONLY one week, and they can not risk early alarms to avoid mass panic. Official government fake news.
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  433.  @liannebenn2097  I have no doubt Merkel has not the power to do such decisions, and I guess she would not even if she could.
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  434. A Wuhan resident told me he never saw bats sold on the Wuhan wet market. It is a fake story. The leading German virologist Dr. Drosten said it is highly unlikely the virus came from bats over pangolins. He says the virus is from horseshoe bats, which are hard to keep in captivity. Their closest population is about 900 km away from Wuhan, and the intermediate host is likely to be a raccoon dog. In China raccoon dogs are bred in big numbers for their fur. Don't worry CCP, it will come out, with or without your help. It just takes a little longer without your help. Everything that you do at the moment is slowly putting cracks into the CCP building, more and more.
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  435. Please give Dr. Campbell a like for the information service. We do not need to do that anymore to protect his videos from being removed, as it happened before. But he has become the most relevant information and education source on the subject, so: Like.
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  436.  @dntodo6749  It was the highest time that someone with some level of expertise spoke it out clearly. It was long overdue. Thank you, Dr. Campbell. If there is a petition to sign, I'm certainly in. Long enough endured the nonsense from Dr. WHO-Coward. Let him and his worshipper team go before the damage to the WHO is irreparable.
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  437. Ya ya that's what they told you. On the long run the oximeter will melt away your pointing finger, the thermometer will burn a hole in your forehead and slowly lobotomize your brain, and the mask will give you acne around the mouth. They want to cripple us.
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  438.  @tomctutor  of course it is nonsense.
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  439.  Andrew Ongais  South Korea new it, because of this occult church scandal that went through the press. They had a branch in Wuhan. About 150 members from South Korea were stationed in Wuhan for this church. They stated there were first rumours about a mysterious infection by 14 of November 2019, again on 06 of December. Reported to the police in South Korea, after their leader had been convicted and the entire affair around them blew up. The same church also opened a branch here in Singapore where I live. The church was closed and their leader convicted as well. They tried the same thing here what they tried in South Korea.
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  440. Is it true that Pfizer's Paxlovid is Ivermectin with one molecule changed to avoid legal issues?
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  441.  @fasteddiejs  this what you are pointing out there is the exactly the reason why Dr. Campbell keeps on highlighting tirelessly the importance of testing. In both countries Germany and South Korea they did much much more testing than in most other countries. You can only fight an enemy if you know where he is. Both countries Germany and South Korea have state of the art health systems with free medical care for everyone, or close to free. Another example: Germany has 25,000 working ventilators vs. Italy 4000. Several leading manufacturers of medical equipment are located in Germany, so are several renowned Biotechnology labs. Similar applies to Singapore, on a much smaller scale, where I live. O dead yet. We have to understand also the difficult situation Italy was / is in. They have more than 100,000 Chinese concentrated living in North Italy within the 2 most most affected provinces. They were returning from their Lunar New Year and guess what happened...
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  442. 2:00 The source of this information are satellite images. The traffic visible on these imagesfrom right after the Chinese Golden week in October do implicate an incident which happened there. At the same time there was unusual movement at 2 Wuhan hospitals, also shown on satellite images. A friend of mine who lives in Wuhan said to his knowledge never any bats were sold at the wet market in question. That would also be unlogical, because: The virus originated from horseshoe-nose bats. The closest horsehoe-nose bat population lives about 500 km far away from Wuhan to the south. No way these animals would fly that far, unless in an airplane. German scientists found similar genetic footprints in bat populations in Yunnan. The authorities closed these caves now, which before were used for touristic guided tours, etc.. This is the result of my research. I wrote the same in last April right here.
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  443. PS: Johnson & Johnson will be coming out with a 1 shot vaccine probably in February or March. Many will prefer this. Vaxart may come out by mid next year with a vaccine in tablet form. This is the form that most people are much more comfortable with, and it also solves all logistic issues.
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  444.  @Docinaplane  I am not intending to start a figures war with you. Even if the death rate was 14 % lower the US would be leading the countries with bad governance.
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  445.  Big Deeper  The UK is by far the worst in Europe. They all bitch about Sweden but the UK is worse. Looking at the Johns Hopkins tables, the top-list is an infamous display of the badly governed countries of the world. Yet exactly in most of these countries those anti-maskers are shrieking loudest.
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  446.  Big Deeper  It's not as essential there, because Swedes have natural desire to keep a certain level of physical distance. And I like that.
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  447.  Big Deeper  look at these pictures from the party kids, or demonstrators, or the holiday-ers, etc, and the accompanying current world statistics, we have the prove that people are unable to be responsible. Swedes trust eachother, their government, and they do not suspect a secret plan or a deep state behind each new rule. Their entire model is not suitable for the UK or the US, as people there are much more selfish, and also the Swedish model is widely seen as communist. Which is nonsense of course, but here we are.
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  448. Because they did a couple of bizarre mistakes before does not mean that everything they do in China is wrong. Remember these are old men who decide. Many of them stem from that generation with no education. They pray to ancestors, believe in burning paper, donating food to pacify ghosts, etc.. The concepts of anything very small like a virus is not something that fits into their thinking world. Which is why their hygiene practice are so catastrophic, and also the reason they can't gather why they should not eat wild animals, or that a tiger's penis has no viagra-like effects when eaten. But still remember that not everything they do must be wrong. I personally am just hoping the world sees now that the Chinese dream was nothing else than a hyped dream. They are not there, and also the next generation will be not.
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  449. In 3, 4 months there will be more vaccine than people. In the end only the best products will "survive", I guess the ones with more than 90 % efficacy. Why should it be any different.
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  450.  @sailingoctopus1  iYep if I was in Europe or the US, I may think the same way. I am in Singapore, I can wait some.
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  451. ... and in parts not true.
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  452. Just to say, might be that New Delhi is on the way to herd immunity https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/08/millions-infected-coronavirus-delhi-survey-200821102647796.html I wish other countries could help India. They have hotspots, the worst probably are Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore and New Delhi. Please offer help to India.
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  453. Like the video so he can continue
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  454.  @fasteddiejs  the moon is a fraud, too, someone hangs it up there every evening on a dark curtain.
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  455. The intention is they want those with milder or no symptoms to spread it.
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  456. Like the video so he can continue
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  457.  @mrnomical  The official numbers in India are exploding, because the national government gives about USD 350 as a support to a state for every Covid infection detected. Then they do the tracing and find easily another 3 - 5 infected people. So every new infection for them is worth $$$. My friends in India say in reality the situation in India has not changed that much.
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  458. This is what Germany is working on, a map of infected, immune and not infected people.
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  459. To my opinion everybody who wanted to be informed (and qualified informed) would have no problem to access the needed information. One of these sources is Dr. Campbell. I can not accept the letter from the Lombardy with regard to this point. But the problem is, that all Europeans have taken this crisis for a joke.
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  460. It does not prove it originated from Italy. It does only prove there were infections found in Sep 2019, and if you look into the details: It's from the Lombardy, an area where 140,000 Chinese live. Of course, that's also not a proof that they brought it.
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  461.  @dansus99  Exactly.
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  462. 35:00 Why waste vaccine on these people??
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  463.  @goodcomrade4231  you say it
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  464. DW is ok with their reporting, too. But this Vit D study here is too small to take it serious.
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  465. Because it is not true.
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  466.  @gandir5720  + @TB1M1 Confirmed cases total per 1 Million people: Sweden 5045, Italy 3926, UK 4440, Belgium 5240, Germany 2246 (source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1110187/coronavirus-incidence-europe-by-country/) Death total per 1 Million people: Sweden 483, Italy 568, UK 614, Belgium 834, Germany 105 (source: https://www.euronews.com/2020/06/15/covid-19-coronavirus-breakdown-of-deaths-and-infections-worldwide)
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  467. I have more reason now to think that this virus crisis existed since much earlier than we thought. Please read this: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-strange-pneumonia-seen-lombardy-112931229.html . The Lombardy is the centre of Chinese activity, and many people from the Wuhan region have opened their businesses there. A few weeks back I read an article about people from South Korea staying in Wuhan saying there were rumours and reports about a mysterious lung infection already in early November. Unfortunately I do not have the link anymore. It could help researchers a lot to find early infected patients, so I read.
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  468.  @reflexionesdelabiblia6711  I agree, it is quite terrible. I was so glad to have her.
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  469. Stop blaming the police, the doctors, the politicians of your country. Damn stop that. Ask where this shxt virus came from, demand an answer now, go and demonstrate and blame these people.
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  470.  @andyb5216  There is somewhere a video that shows the results of a study using hamsters (yep they get sick). The original aim was to find out about the efficiency of wearing a simple mask with regards to the wearer and the receiver. They managed to get a rough idea from that. Dr. Campbell did talk about it. Another unexpected result that later came out, after more data analysis was done, they found that higher virus load leads to more serious infections. And: Those who got infected did receive a lower virus load though the mask, which then often could be handled by the immune system, which then results in a symptom free course of the infection. They can't put accurate numbers to it, but the effect is proven. I m just answering this one question of yours, because you were specifically asking this "how do they know". It explains why countries with early masking rules had low death rates from the beginning. Examples are Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore. Other countries with a high number of anti-maskers have bad numbers. The UK is probably one of them. Too late, to weak, to less pro-active.
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  471.  @givepeaceachantcommunity  the denial in particular within the younger generation is astonishing, or better: shocking.
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  472. Click Like to help this videos staying online
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  473.  @guidospanoghe8896  Sure. But you have to differentiate in between discussing various opinions about the measures to be taken, or saying it is a Hoax and the world is going to be taken over by Bill Gates, Deep State, or David Bowie who will be returning,
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  474. Currently, there are around 180,000 new cases every month in the US. That is for a population of 330 million. If you select 30,000 test candidates, it means within this group less than 3 people might get infected. Did I misunderstand something? Otherwise, it seems there is no way around infecting a huge group of people with the aim to test efficacy.
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  475.  @justkris6461  there where the clubs and pubs are not allowed to open, they'll buy alcoholic drinks and party privately. At least that's what they do in Germany. And that is may be worse.
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  476.  @henbensen7363  you do not come to me and praise the Chinese actions as a role model. I will have to say a couple of really nasty things. So, don't. 3 countries with idiotic crisis management are the US, Brazil and the UK. There are Trump, Bolsonaro and Johnson. Still the people like them. It seems that the entertainment value of a politician is more important to the people than good governance ...
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  477.  @chrisb1495  That last sentence should be in a frame over the prime minister's desks in the US, the UK, Brazil, and a couple of other countries. Prevention and pro-active measures cost money but are cheaper in the end. Eat that, Trump, Tedros, Bolsonaro, etc.
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  478.  @MarketOracleTV  they should have isolated Hubei by end of December, when Chinese authorities were still busy silencing people. The next window closed before Lunar New Year, mid of January. All countries should have banned air traffic from China. The 5 million people from Wuhan should not have been let out before locking down Wuhan. And now when you criticise this, then you are in danger to be called a racist. Men are degrading, that's the proof.
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  479.  @MarketOracleTV  they should have isolated Hubei by end of December, when Chinese authorities were still busy silencing people. The next window closed before Lunar New Year, mid of January. All countries should have banned air traffic from China. The 5 million people from Wuhan should not have been let out before locking down Wuhan. And now when you criticise this, then you are in danger to be called a racist. Men are degrading, that's the proof.
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  480. I believe far far more people in the world are already infected, than it's known. We are probably just fighting the worst cases, but may be millions walk around every day with little symptoms. Anyway, the WHO has to find a way to get China stop polluting waters and air, drastically reduce heavy metals and pesticide load in vegetables and fruits, stop their stupid producers to taint and fake food, and also to stop being the no. 1 virus spreader of the world.
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  481. I am sorry to say this, Mary. After thousands and thousands in China affected and even dead, everybody got caught?? What is this? Did you all think there is an invisible wall? Did people think anything at all?
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  482. I suspect that the WHO has asked all countries and their media to keep reporting about the issues around the crisis low profile, with the intention of avoiding mass panicking. We are getting the bill now for this strategy, in form of the majority of people in western countries still not taking the crisis serious. Another issue is the WHO not calling it a pandemic (yet), which would have helped to raise red flags on several levels. There are relevant experts in Germany warning, explaining, etc. But they must feel like pissing against the wind.
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  483. Good that at least China is not lying through their teeth
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  484. On 26. of December 2019 Taiwan had started health checks on planes from China, after landing and before opening gates. They did not let passengers go before the checks were completed. But factually we know, a number of South Koreans reported about a mysterious lung disease in Wuhan be mid November. I believe to remember it was the 14th. I do NOT understand why only these two countries did not ignore the early warnings. It is sad and lets me loose trust in western authorities, and in particular towards the USA, who should have been the role model for pro-active, early and effective response.
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  485. PS: Some day also someone will look into the dubious role the WHO played until at least about the end of January 2020. They may not think they are off the hook. By the end of this December many will be enraged. Tedros will get a kick which will send him on a direct flight to the moon.
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  486. Why don't you just take the Singapore app (or any other that works) and modify it to your needs? Does everyone try to cook his own soup without asking for a recipe from mum first? BTW: Iphone IU puts the Bluetooth function to sleep when the app is not in the foreground. That means, on Android you can keep a Bluetooth app working even if you do other things. That is apparently not possible on iPhone.
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  487. The WHO has lost credibility and should be closed down with immediate effect. The follow-up organisation may take over some of the functioning grassroot structures, but the management has failed embarrassingly on mankind.
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  488. Please Like, help to have these videos staying up online.
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  489. The origin of the virus in South Korea are these cult people returning from Wuhan by end of December 2019 until mid of January 2020. The origin of the virus in Italy stems from people returning from China to their work places after Lunar New Year, about the 2. week of February 2020. This is the difference I see. I heard a Chinese nurse speaking in an interview about a mutation of the virus they detected. Unconfirmed, I only heard that in this interview.
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  490. You are 100% right.
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  491.  @ghost666recon  What will you do, if this prognosis will not come to life? Say by March, April?
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  492.  @ghost666recon  that was not my question.
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  493.  @ghost666recon  I think in real life you are a nice guy. You can buy me a beer in March/April, when millions of people will be vaccinated and no birds will fall dead from the sky and no satan appeared to drink blood from young children.
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  494. Stay away from people, wear mask, don't play rugby, don't touch this and that ... I am so sad my son has to grow up in times like this.
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  495. Posts that name or blame China as the origin of the problem are being removed from Youtube in massive numbers. That leaves posts that come up with weird theories more prominent. Nothing to do with Dr. Campbell's content directly, just saying in case he also gets blocked. Big brother has arrived already.
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  496. 10:35 that exactly the problem in Asia, and in specifically in China. But nowadays you can't say this, because someone will call you a racist.
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  497. Don't believe these things 1 : 1. The Swedish death rate is no higher than many other countries. The UK's is about 30 % higher than the Swedish number. There so it seems is nobody in the world anymore without an agenda.
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  498. 16:40 I hate these exponential graphs. They hide the real scale of things.
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  499. I am waiting for the video showing 6 men standing in front of Dr. Campbells door and ask to measure his temperature and offer him food.
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  500. Click Like, people, just do it.
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  501. Chinese tend to keep babies strictly at home, and with no air-con.
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  502. Malaysia is pretty good, too
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  503. If the USA continues with the Trump style virus strategy for another 8 weeks, the damage to this nation will be irreparable for several coming years.
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  504.  @OceanFrontVilla3  It would take 3 to 4 for herd immunity to kick in. That's is just a simple mathematical calculation. The damage to the economy would be endless to drag a pandemie for so long.
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  505. Vitamin D seems effective, but it is to cheap to raise any interest. There are other drugs that we suspect can have a positive effect in certain cases. However, we do not get to hear much about them, because they cost cents only per dose. All these cheap medicines seems being ignored. Someone can not earn from it, a handful of multinational oligopolistic pharma companies. And someone else, a world aid organization, is helping this someone. That's how it appears. Our approach must change completely. With every product and every service offered companies need to look first how does it help humans, how does it help the world to improve, how does it really improve our lives and help the planet. Leaders and governments must come up with policies that help mankind, and enforce them. Afterwards, as the second step we can think about the profit.
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  506. @Brigid Singapore has first listened to the WHO as so many others. The government followed their recommendations closely ("probably not transmissible in between humans", "no need to wear masks, they probably do more harm than good", "there is no reason not to travel to China", and many more very funny things, I am not that forgetful). After they came to senses, Singapore's measures showed quickly positive effects. Now there are few cases every week, most of them imported. Community spread is tackled very well. Government has followed Taiwan's strategies, the most successful country in fighting that shxt, probably. End the WHO, take their leaders in responsibility for what happend.
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  507. @Brigid They have not make bad decision that counteract every scientific data and logic, that statement is absolutely wrong. They have brought harm over the entire mankind. I mentioned a number of examples. Another one was given in the video above. They are guilty in the death of hundred thousands. Your own country has not followed scientific principles for the most part, what your president did is unprecedented in the entire history of the world. The US is one of the worst affected countries in the world as a result, and he is still standing there and saying this all is a joke. Your people are spreading hysteria and conspiracy theories, up to nonsense telling stories about satan is coming or rich people are collecting the blood of children and drink it to rejuvenate. All this would be the task of the WHO to address and clearly say what is wrong. Your country is the biggest problem second to the WHO. I hope and everybody hopes that this will change from 21. of January, even though that is by far too late already.
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  508. @Brigid The WHO was created to advice countries in health matters, and co-ordinate international policies und bundle them to be more effective. They did a number of good things in the past. You are right it was a big mistake listening to them this time, sure it was, but politicians are no health workers and parliaments are no hospitals. So, if we can't listen to the WHO, close that organisation and give countries the chance to found one that works for everyone on our planet, not for China only.
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  509. @Brigid we are sitting in the same boat now. The basic idea of having organisations to regulate / recommend about certain issues that concern many nations was of very good intention. We need to get back to that. The idea of involving dictatorial regimes will be binding to them and make these getting more onto a common ground has completely failed.
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  510. I do actually not like the Astrazenica vaccine being made at so many different places. I'd rather like to see this out of much lesser factories but potentially tighter controlled, even if vaccination then takes longer. This should not be a race.
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  511. Singapore here. We are about half through. By the end our kids will have been inside the houses and with no friends or other social contacts for 8 weeks.
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  512. You can't really say in Asia it's a cultural thing wearing a mask. First of all, the people wear not masks everywhere in Asia. The main spots are Japan, and South Korea. In bigger cities in China, or in Singapore, Taipeh and Hong Kong mask wearing can be seen, too. But far not to that rate as in the other two countries. Secondly, Asian people wear it, because the public transport system is squashed full of people. They do not want to get infected by the others. It is not a polite gesture to protect others. Many people here were actually shocked on hearing surgical masks do not protect the wearer much. Some don't even believe it by now.
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  513.  @angel2000317  I saw it. More of an exception. What the lady said. Japanese people feel uncomfortable, if they are a bother to others. Which has a couple of negative social implications, but in this case comes 100 % to their advantage. There is nothing to learn from countries such as the UK or the US. They have nothing to say, and instead of naming the real problem (their bad governance), now they roll over the world with their conspiracy theories. Many people from the UK claim being mentally affected by being locked in and having developed agoraphobia. They didn't even have a real lock-down. Look at Argentina ... lock-down since March 2020, 50 % of people suffer poverty now. But nobody claims such shxt. Sorry.
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  514. I am not an expert at all. Just read a lot about these things, as we all do at these times. To me all these chemicals given to Trump seem like a package to make him feel better (than he really is). No more, no less. It seems he's a patient who will recover by himself. He only needs a bit of supervision and precaution in terms of spreading.
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  515. What the orange Julius Caesar means is: kick out the Tedros virus. Dr Campbell, I understand that thousands and thousands of people need to be co-ordinated and activities need to be managed. But this can also happen with a new health organization. The WHO has lost all credibility with almost everyone in the world. Get the politics swept out of this organization, and if Taiwan or any other country can contribute meaningful they should be able to do that unrestricted. Of course.
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  516. Fxck doing it all together! Let us get vaccinated first! Me me me!
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  517.  @andrewstorm8240  Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand as examples
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  518.  @dutchcourage7312  Germany is best from all the big countries so far. Other good European countries are Austria, Finnland, Norway, Greece. Don't be fooled by the propaganda. It's mainly those countries with lousy leadership who fail all the way: US, UK, Brazil, Russia.
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  519. In my personal opinion the pandemic will be gone faster than many believe. Vaccines are out, and the two leaders will do everything to produce as much as they can, soon.
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  520.  @icestormfr  That's what we call logic. Germany stayed relatively small affected for quite long, and only after the carnivals started their monkey business it went up.
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  521.  @HohenEU  it had been played down for 6 weeks, compared to what was here in Asia. It may explain as why people did not take it serious for very long, too long.
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  522. No need to worry, Mr. Campbell, you transported your message. It sure is a bit short but DW is ok. In other news programs they'd give you 3 sentences and the host would speak more than you.
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  523. Please gibe it a Like to keep it up.
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  524. Well done John, these were clear words without blaming anyone. Albeit not long enough. DW has not that much reporting about the situation but what they do is solid.
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  525. For me key information from these data is, that it is vastly more dangerous to not be vaxxed.
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  526. Same with the WHO. These are business managers, not health professionals.
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  527. Buy his books. That helps.
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  528.  @nisebiggs6572  Read her post, the second one in this segment. That's what is the difference, a higher base immunity. Stop washing your children and yourself with disinfectants.
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  529.  Chris Stevens  honestly, no. I thought and am am still thinking he's a good boy. Even though I am a bit puzzled as why nobody talks about New Zealand and Taiwan, the most successful countries.
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  530. With the help of relative simple mathematical models the owner of a mathematical Youtube channel proved, that strategies such as herd-immunisation, waiting for a vaccine, or "flattening the curve" are impossible. The one and only realistic solution is squeezing R0<1. Anything else would either cost too many lives or prolong the crisis far beyond what a nation can survive.
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  531. I have heart problem and also allergy that sometimes causes breathing problems. I will most likely die anyway, I am available doing this all when the time comes.
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  532.  @brianwild4640  they seem to have no clue. His Chinese friends don't even give any data to him. May be they know he is not intellectually "prepared" for number higher than 10.
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  533.  @nelsonfeng874  you likely were not tested for antibodies, because that started only by end of March, and then in limited scale. Here is what I know: China did ask Germany if they have a corona virus test. Dr. Drosten answered, he needs the genome to check. They send the genome to Berlin, but only onscreen information, not actual sample. Dr. looked through the database and found something that matches pretty close. Don't ask me for details, I am only rephrasing what I learned. The China side answered: Ok, that is good enough. Drosten said: "But this is only theory, it probably will match more genomes not only your specific one. We will need to work on it." He heard never again from China. On basis of this quick shot information China made test kids, and so it is no wonder that so many test kids did not work as expected. This is from his own mouth. PS: Please do not forget most Germans have nothing against Chinese. But against your government.
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  534.  @carmenburton4918  I know they are going to tell their people it was a kind of a natural accident. "Coronavirus live normally in animals, but sometimes they can jump over to humans" about this will come.
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  535. They have only friends left in China.
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  536.  @ThePixelitomedia  No people = no economy
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  537. Divide by affected region not by country.
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  538. John, just to let you know comments on your channel are being heavily removed, incl. certain links or facts about Vitamin D in conjunction to the virus, certain topics that mention China in conjunction with the time the virus occurred, or mentioning censorship. Will see if this on here stays. I'll take a screenshot.
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  539. Stays, so far.
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  540. @Lost Hero Excuse me. Removing posts that highlight the positive effects of Vitamin D and pointing on it as a relatively easy and cheap option, in particular for poorer countries ... that is not nefarious? Here under this video is a discussion about post removal, and I can't even write anything to to that. Yep, it's simply blocked. I had taken 2 of my posts that were removed. I eliminated words until I found out that it is always in conjunction with the virus and China.
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  541. I can say the most nasty words to you. But I can not say THE country is colonising a certain continent using money aka "cheap" loans that these countries will never be able to pay back. Replace with the real names and see what happens.
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  542. John, could you consider producing a contribution with your conclusions regarding a likely scenario for end of March, short before the presumed peak? We could clearly mark it as an opinion but I think it's truly time for a sort of summary. So far, you sprinkled your conclusions and personal opinions over several videos.
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  543. The virus felt very happy in the UK. It hops around, enjoys live there, and it's children become even more potent.
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  544. In view of the current figures all European countries should close borders.
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  545. Watch the difference to DW-Tv interviews
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  546. Low budget, German public TV. If I could not receive it, I may as well live in a dungeon.
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  547. Finland, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Poland, Norway, Austria ... just some examples for European countries which have done well so far, and there are several more. Can we please reduce mentioning always the bad examples? Overall the US, Brazil, Russia, and the UK are on the high end of bad numbers. These are all countries where the leaders seem to have their own, parallel realities and "alternative" facts. This crisis quite well reveals the countries with bad governance.
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  548.  @mediterraneandiet2483  That is cow dung. All the countries with comprehensive mask wearing policies have low infection rates. Among them Taiwan, Hong Kong.
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  549.  @jonock1  It is fact that in the beginning of the crisis too many people in NY were put into ICU, so many were Intubated, and there was an over-proportional number of CFR. In other countries they did not do this, they worked more with oxygen mask and relied on self-recovery just supporting the healing process. Among those countries Germany, Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore.
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  550.  The Truth About COVID  Have a good life, dear.
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  551.  Chris Stevens  Ya, I give up. Lets again meet on the fringe of our flat earth. But don't forget your aluminum hat.
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  552. Here is a mask efficacy video that can be understood by everyone above IQ 72: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tp0zB904Mc
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  553.  @Ramesh-rg5xy  I did not delete my comment, but it is not there anymore. Anyway, here is the link that was included: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5npQivAmcE
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  554.  @bootburner4544  I viewed several testimonials of nurses who were very bitter about this situation.
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  555.  @benv5798  Here in Singapore (and Asia) it also would not work without force. Singapore people should be happy that they have a government that cares, with all the faults they have - and not a Trump administration.
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  556.  @Ramesh-wi6qe  Ramesh, I do not want to reply to this anymore. All I can say I said already. If your relative really can't take a mask, not even a light one, then ask her to try a face shield at least. Either this or that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX4d2mxwCS8
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  557.  @benv5798  It seems Asians are generally more scared to fall seriously sick. In some places where there is a high acceptance rate it is the government enforcement. In Singapore it's 100% . You wear ... or about USD 200 fine. There is only one country that I know of where they did not have to enforce: In Thailand almost everyone wears or wore the mask without force. Thailand fared very well, which many don't believe. Vietnam, Hong Kong and Taiwan are doing good, too, which many believe are fake stats but it's not. I guess that has more to with these people knowing their big neighbour to the North much better than we do.
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  558. It seems the western countries have decided to get quickly over it by not hindering infections spreading much. The German health minister openly said that there is no way to get around the infections, the numbers will up significantly and be much higher than the current 1300. All they will do is regulating the impact and then care for those who really need. Basically the hospitals had been starting to prepare from the beginning and are ready for the first big wave.
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  559.  @twatinahatsmith7428  Here in Singapore they have successfully restrained the impact so far, and there are significant capacities. That is despite having 30,000 workers from China arriving after Lunar New Year here. I think the key was self-isolation and rigorous punishing offenders (fining companies, revoking work visas, etc) What is very obvious from the Singapore data, the vast majority of cases spread through public events. There are 3 main clusters: - 2 linked churches - a company - the biggest cluster currently is a community centre that held a private dinner function with the people sharing plates, the typical Chinese way
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  560. 1600 propaganda trolls from China on the internet. They use the amount of people who die in the US from influenza as an example that Covid-19 is nothing.
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  561.  Jane Creek  thanks for the heads-up! I am actually shocked about this Covid-19. Why? - spreads even when someone is asymptomatic - long incubation time - hard to detect because it likes to live in the lower lungs - survives long on hard surfaces without guest cell - kills old people exponentiell increasing counts - spreads extremely fast and aggressive - spreads mainly through droplets but can be airborne, therefore hard to get rid off I am sure someone will make it a subject of research if these unfortunate properties in one virus are just an unlucky natural occurrence, or if they had been designed.
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  562. The data for the mRNA platform based vaccines is 90 % after the first shot, and 95 % after the second. There is no extra effort involved by AZ. All pharma companies who got emergency approval are obliged to continuously raise such data. All vaccines are being reviewed on continuous basis.
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  563. There is rumour in Singapore, that this cult movement in South Korea got a few hundret members infected on purposes to spread the virus around in the country. Which would explain the sudden high increase rate. It seems they planned the same for Singapore, where they have a chapter. The MOH got them before that plan was activated.
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  564. Dear mummy and daddy, please do take care for yourself, and do not worry about me too much. Or I may have nobody to take care for me.
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  565. Putin is 70 years behind the times, just like so many Russian men.
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  566.  @spicysalsaking791  Offering my experience: 2 x Biontech/Pfizer, no side effects except sour injection spot. "Booster" shot with 100 ug Moderna, next day raised temperature max 38,4 C, more pain at the injection site. I choose to top up with Moderna, hoping for a synergistic effect.
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  567.  @spicysalsaking791  100 ug on 23. Sep.I'm not 100 % sure but my memory tells me my eyes saw it on the running sheet. We assume here, too, Moderna on top of the Biontech is lasting longer and more efficient against Delta. They did some antibody count, but sure it's not an official study.
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  568. You have to watch the words more accurately: Everyone who wants the vaccine gets one by the end of 2021. Everyone is the key here. That does not mean the program can not start 6 or 8 months before.
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  569.  @annoyedaussie3942  and they would be careful with giving timings! Later you would be knocking at the door of your prime sinister ...
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  570.  @annoyedaussie3942  there will be more than 4. Most Asian countries closed already deals with China for their supplies. They have no concerns, even after they poison babies, air, rivers, cause most pandemics ... I believe we will see at least 6 companies competing by spring. And I believe the immunisation will be more than 6 months, also a point they just want to be careful.
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  571.  @claireclaire238  It is impossible that mRNA alters anything on the DNA. Stop talking nonsense.
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  572. Looking not good. Same for the Chinese Sinovac. Insufficient, unreliable Data. That with the 90 % efficacy is a joke. How can someone buy into this? This sort of pathogen based vaccines are long known to have 50 - 70 % efficacy.
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  573. To me it sounds like Germany has decided to get over it as quickly as possible, and get Germans immunized as quickly as possible. They say it can't be stopped anyway, so lets get 70 % of people immunized. Therefore, Germany does not plan on spending many resources on stopping spread, but rather on support on those who need help and assistance. They say the hospitals are ready for the first big wave.
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  574.  @Zidana123  that characterisation is about as precise as possible. Some of the work colleagues and neighbours here in Singapore are Chinese, Korean and Japanese. That's hits how they behave in private, too. My wife is working for a British firm. They are talking about this crisis as if the world is mad, and they are the only clever and calm people. Germany is lucky, in a way. Our Merkel was previously a scientist. She very much listens to scientist's advice and is happy to include these in all her decisions and policies.
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  575. Tracetogether, just like the Australian app. It does not store where you have been, only the phone numbers of people you met. The Singapore government will ask for permission, and then you can upload it to them yourself, or not. Simple. Why people spend time developing new apps?
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  576. John, could you talk a minute about how virus testing is actually done? Here in Singapore they say nucleic acid testing but never say what exactly they do.
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  577. It is apparently true that the course of the infection goes different for different people. He infected 11 and is good again in the shortest time. We need to find out what makes these people different. On a side note, why do companies pay trips to chalets and personal fun for managers?
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  578.  @mac_mcleod  my wife works for a UK company. I know how they use those perks. Stopover in the Maledives, etc.
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  579.  @mac_mcleod  It has a taste, a bad taste that is.
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  580.  @mac_mcleod  I did, from 1995 to about 2007. Anyway, the majority of these meeting trips are redundant. But that's another subject.
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  581. How long does it still take until you all see the US for what it is: As a country on a level of for example Brazil.
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  582. Not the Germans, the French, and as it appears even lesser so the Brits and the Americans. Actually everywhere in the world infections rates are flaring up. Or do you live on Mars?
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  583.  @rickkinsman7400  I do understand if someone has doubts, I do understand if someone wants to wait first. We all should have understanding for that. But I am tired of these nonsense statements and the always included bloody stooooopid warnings without knowledge. Guarantee it shxt.
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  584. Isn't that normal practice with many multinationals? They are outsourcing certain things which should actually be their very own business. If anything goes wrong, then they can blame the 3. party company. Basically they are engaging a scapegoat, and pay them royally for being one. Why should the scapegoat be concerned about any accuracy and proper methods? I am not saying anything about the efficiency or usefulness of the vaccine. It is needed.
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  585.  @Dermahon13  I live in Singapore since 25 years and know what happens here. Discussion closed now.
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  586. Several other practical errors, too. For example Mr. Macron did not say he is going to donate 5 % of the current supplies only. Certainly he meant total purchases, and he meant "at least". Or regarding the Israel data confirming UK 1-shot policy. Assuming the positive data of one type vaccine to be applicable to another one is not scientific, even lesser, because there are two different platforms, and with the background that the Biontech vaccine has a higher efficacy after the 1. shot already, as compared to the AZ or the Sinovac after the 2. shot, (and but we knew that already before the Israel data, it was given in the phase 3 testing data). Then we have this here: https://time.com/5940335/uk-challenge-trial-covid-19/ Overall it seems it's better for everyone the UK left the EU.
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  587. It seems it would be better not to be in a hospital. I am prepared that I will get and not survive. I have cardiovascular problems and also problems with allergy.
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  588. ​ sid viciouss  Emigrate.
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  589. The WHO named Uzbekistan, Indonesia, South Africa and Thailand as the 4 best countries handling of the pandemic. Away with this. It is a disease for our world.
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  590.  @AtlasReburdened  for example https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/15/world/europe/cornonavirus-vaccine-us-germany.html
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  591. ​ @bjkina  Nobody except Chinese claims it did originate from the US. Even the UK virologist from Cambridge that Chinese 50 cent army always brings up says that he had been misread or misinterpreted on purpose. But if that came out to be true the US would be finished. PS: Many people in the world are not yet fully aware how dramatic the change to the lifestyles and economies will be for years. Once they will be we may need some sort of world anger management.
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  592. Israel and the US are emptying the market from Pfizer vaccine. The UK empties the market from Astrazeneca. And they expect the EU to keep silent and not complain about it.
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  593. No. After the second dose of Oxford vaccine you will grow more body hair, the forehead will recede, and the chin push forward. 3 months later you will forget human language and be perfectly capable climbing trees.
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  594. A small place and quite far out. One would more expect it to be majorly in the big cities with international traffic, not on the countryside. I have only made it up to York, never further than that. The aborigines there were friendly.
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  595. By the end of December Taiwan had health workers checking the cabins of incoming flight from China. If everyone had done the same, or even better: China would have not hidden the truth, it could have been a local infection with a few dozens of sick people and very, very few losses. Taiwan knows their comrades on the mainland. The rest of the world still has to learn.
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  596. Isn't that children disease the Kawasaki Syndrome?
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  597. Too many idiots in the world, and the real winter is yet to come. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnDapjIrU24 I firmly think the mellow time is over.
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  598.  @anitakingsberry2622  All children from 2 yo. Children who can't cope can also wear a clear shield, but there are few. Teachers use masks as well. They have a microphone so they don't need to raise voice. 1000 x better than home based learning.
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  599. This call to test more was done when they did not test enough. Some people nowadays have lost the ability to differentiate.
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  600.  @philiplindley7384  Simple people need simple solutions. Actually in march Germany had a somewhat similar plan, it had been cancelled. You gotta test were testing is needed and that as fast as possible.
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  601. Why are there only 10 % clicking like? Click like and support knowledge.
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  602. Like the video so he can continue
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  603.  @steinarnielsen8954  Most experts say, if the Chinese had re-acted with the appropriate countermeasures in time, the spread could have been easily limited to a few hundred in Wuhan. I do not want to roll out the entire timeline here again. But that's what expertes widely agree on, among them also Dr. Campbell, who said this in one of his videos a few months back. It is also not necessary to stop all trading and relationships with China, or whoever has done wrong. But It has become clear to me, dictatorial regimes should not be treated as any "normal" country.
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  604.  @pearsonfrank  I have my own knowledge.
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  605. The worst is yet to come. Wait for December/January.
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  606. From the South China Morning Post, 23. Feb 2020: The Chinese Academy of Sciences published a paper saying that a team under a Doctor named as Dr. Yu Wenbin had looked at the genomic data of several streams of Covid-19 from Wuhan, China and 12 other countries, found that the virus most likely not originated from the Wuhan wet market. According to the genome data the virus must have started spreading from person to person by early December, or even before. They also mentioned the Chinese center of Disease Control issued a warning on 06. of January, but that the information had been widely disregarded.
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  607. That's the only point I as well agree with Trump. Though, his reasons are more to save his butt. I'd go however further and close the WHO.
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  608.  @drandersjiang  Australia and Italy are thinking about reparations from China.
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  609. The German news magazine Der Spiegel writes, Japan has chosen to put its head into the sand, and pretend there is nothing.
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  610. I concur. Before I thought occasionally he is biased. Here is the proof.
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  611. About the only sentence in the entire lecture that I agree with to a 100%
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  612. Pfizer has a clause in their supply contract with the countries that disallows the application of Ivermectin. If it is true that Pfizer sells repackaged Ivermectin, then this company should be dissolved.
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  613. The alert on 03. of January was widely ignored, but not only in China. The first serious restrictions where implemented on 23. of January, starting with the lockdown of Wuhan. THAT is what was meant. Secondly, the first rumours that there is an infectious disease where in the air by early November 2019. One day not far away there will be a documentation done by someone, including all witnesses, starting from the "November-statements" of these church members, the embarrassing copies of papers and instructions given to doctors, police, until the ex-major of Wuhan to be made to the culprit by the top of the CCP. The embarrassment will be enormous. How hard you try to distract, do not bother anymore. It does not really matter.
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  614.  @ycjason1  Tell me where did I say any government should have reacted on rumours? The government should have reacted LATEST on the 03. of January, when it was official there is a SARS-like virus spreading. There is a experience with this type of virus in China, you don't need to wait any longer. This website was opened on 25. of December 2019 : https://ncov2019.live/data Stop the dumb-talk now. We are not all FOX-washed Americans. You are not apologised, we want to see results now, China has to change.
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  615. It appears to me the same here in Singapore. They worry more about the retailers at the airport and the restaurants and the shopping belt than the people.
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  616.  @bradleyeric14  how do you plan commerce without customers?
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  617.  @kogure7235  Exactly the points which you are bringing up here are the points that I have been thinking about for days. In the end then I end up with this: If you know already wide parts of your population will be affected, you will try to at least saving as much from your econmy as possible.
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  618. Please promote Thai style greeting, not elbow bumping. It is also much nicer.
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  619. Taiwan has implemented measures by the end of December already, although somewhat silently. They know their comrades on the mainland. This time China will not simply get away. For example, Australia is loud thinking about reparations, Sweden demands an investigation regarding the first few weeks of the Chinese denial.
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  620.  @Shattered65  Sweden has a completely different action plan, you can't compare it with Australia. But I am not going to elaborate that here, do you own research.
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  621.  @Shattered65  Look, Germany as well has a relatively low CFR number. Might that simply be a better health system? I am not defending Sweden, but their approach has broad support by their own population. If they are right? We will later now. But fact is their own figures are not as bad as people thought, considering such a liberal approach.
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  622. With the US and Australia both openly declaring different things than the WHO does, this organization has lost all credibility anywhere in the world. The WHO should be closed right now.
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  623. I personally will wait for the mRNA based vaccine by Curevac. Very low dosage, one application only, high efficacy. It will probably be one of the last vaccines to be approved. The company is researching mRNA vaccines since 19 years. mRNA can be easily modified for mutations and other virus forms. That it promotes the system to produce it's own antigens is said to be a contributor for lesser side-effects. The Chinese can keep their vaccine, which is expensive, has a lower efficacy and is not as safe. I do not trust them anyway.
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  624. These are not parks this is the "normal" New Zealand :)
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  625.  @leifhall2289  I was told by my Swedish friends, that the "mistake" with the elderlies is based on to two major issues: 1. They had underestimated the infectiousness of this disease, and did not think that so many elderlies would be infected in so short time. 2. The elderly homes in Sweden are real homes, not hospices as what they are in many other countries. They do not have dedicated medical facilities. Man of these homes are in beautiful environment, away from cities, etc.. Therefore, when many got infected it was difficult treating these patients. Swedish people please correct me if I'm wrong. But I think nobody in Sweden wants elder people to die.
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  626.  @leifhall2289  An independent commission would be the call to make, I think. However, we see where cost cutting in the health care sector leads to. I hope you did not have any relative affected. My greetings from Singapore. Sweden is a good country with nice and straightforward people. LOVE IT.
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  627. Here is his reasoning from his own mouth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIkwaoCkWks Hear him out first, and then judge.
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  628. Despite the constant assurances of not being political, the political intention has become more and more obvious, Ok, seek your alliance with the US. The Canadians might not want to participate, though.
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  629. He was using quite clear words that the WHO may not like at all.
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  630. Can someone explain to me what is always the special deal about Sweden? Why it seems that everyone is hacking on Sweden? UK population: 67 million, death: 37500, per 100,000: 56 Sweden population: 10 million, death: 4200, per 100,000: 42 BTW. Belgium has the highest death rate with 80 per 100,000.
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  631. There is no good experience with changing to a localized, targeted approach in Germany. People started complaining massively they don't know anymore what they are allowed to do in different areas. Another issue: People from one town were allowed to go to pubs, the pubs of the neighbouring town were closed. What happened? They drove into the neighbourhood.
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  632. Thoughtlessness, that is what I know from my time working in China. Though it is not proven that this market had bats for sale.
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  633. That was still better than most. She did let you talk longer than others. I think you should not try telling the entire story and be too detailed, focus on the key points with these time-constrained hosts. The best interviews you have are however with DW. FOX was probably the worst.
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  634. So you have become a magnet for people who know literally hundreds of people suffering from side effects and therefore believe that everybody is suffering, MD's who have their office full of people with side effects, and armies of people who believe their side effects were from the vax, but the doctor told them it's not and they don't believe it, or people who least know of dozens of cases that were never reported. What is our conclusion from this?
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  635. I'm helping people to know the orange Julius Caesar better and therefore reducing harm to mankind: https://youtu.be/bqXn2qjbAJ4 Switch to English subtitles, you will get the gist of it.
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  636. Wash-up when you come back home. Outside, touch things like knobs and shopping cards only with a tissue, pencil, or even one-way gloves.
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  637. They had previously sprayed disinfection chemicals on streets and plants. After rain, fish tried to jump out from the waters. No joking. Then they changed to Lime. Lime is known in Asia to have a certain deferring effect to bugs. Of course, a virus is not a bug. However, logic is an intellectual concept that has not reached China yet.
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  638.  @kasumikojiro7221  I doubt in China anyone is really 100 % healthy
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  639. Scandinavian countries are sooner into autumn and winter, they will tell the story.
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  640. Masks vs. Face shield vs. Physical Distance: Look at the more successful countries. Most of them had rules for wearing masks early into their crisis.
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  641. I am said to say logic is a concept that has not reached Asia.
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  642. It would only be necessary to perform tests all over the UK, down to the last corner ... but only like 10 % of the population, which should consist of a representative average. At the same time the same should be done with antigen-tests. That would give you fairly good map of the UK's problem and no-problem zones.
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  643. I would not say they did practically nothing. Swedens simple approach is accepting a higher infection rate among the younger and stronger, but protecting the old and sick. That's what they said, not really herd-immunisation. Their figures are not worse than Belgium, Italy, France, the UK, Spain. All countries where the economy is now is shards.
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  644. I knew the health system in the UK is bad. But I do not know it is so bad.
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  645. A German reporting back to his work in shortest time even though not recovered is nothing unusual.
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  646. If the antigen therapy works, does it mean no more vaccine needed?
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  647.  @ghwk-phd2784  Several companies among them Biontech and Curevac work on mRNA vaccine that can be easily and quick modified for mutations whenever needed, without doing the same time consuming testing etc again. But even the older vector virus based vaccine is not always completely invalid when a mutation happens. If that would be the case, the companies would not pump billions into the R&D. Or do you really think they are that stupid? More I don't want to say, it's the usual nonsense.
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  648. There are only a handful of countries in Europe which managed the crisis comparably good. The UK is not one of them. I am afraid under their current governance there is not much that can be done to help them. But let us not forget the other countries. Spain, France and Italy are in great danger. Please, EU, help each other.
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  649.  @ErikaWelindt-cs6uz  if you believe the virus is a hoax, then just go to any hospital, any nurse who was in contact with covid patients and ask her what she thinks.
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  650. Children infection rates are lower because it's easier keeping them at home. Unlike adults.
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  651.  @gg-wk2ww  You can see it as insignificant, a nothing. But .... this is what touches me really. Last days I saw a interview with George Martin, the producer. What a gentleman, what a refined way to speak and communicate, what a sharp thinking and witty man. This was the GB that was great.
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  652. Thailand had from the first days a very different approach. They started "Mask up, people!" when the WHO still said to the world "The mask may do more harm then be useful". The Thais followed the rule to almost 100 %. The government made people switch off air-cons in public buildings, public transport, etc, and asked everyone to open the windows instead. They prepared disinfection solution and made it available for everyone for free. Every shopping mall has several stations. Even the Thai company I work for prepared hundreds of Liters, and gave it away to people for free. Hygiene. They treated patients in Thai hospitals with Remdesivir, the few they did get after all these measures. While the WHO was still busy proving that Remdesvir does not work. Just look at the Thai stats. The OP is absolutely right. Similar applies for Vietnam. Strong measures, early on. Malaysia fared so much better than most western countries. Hong Kong, Taiwan, all the similar good. And then come these anti-maskers, anti-hoaxers, Bill Gates want to own the world believers, and other tin foil hat wearers, and say: "I don't believe any statistics from Asien countries. The entire thing is a lie and masks are useless. I only believe stats from Western countries". The later might contain more lies than a grandma had counted in her life-time. Could it simply be that they have more common sense than we? Could it simply be that these countries know their big neighbour to the North much better than we do?
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  653.  @annoyedaussie3942  Thanks for your detailed explanations. The quarantine and strictness of Covid measures in Europe generally is a far cry away from what you do in Aussieland, except may be France and Italy. Ironically, in these other countries with the loosest measures are the most vocal people protesting against masking, quarantine and physical distance. Even in my own German family who had (and has) almost no restrictions (compared) they sigh as if their life had been amputated. And lastly, if we look at the figures, exactly the countries with most "Anti-Mask" and "Anti-Hoaxer" and "Bill Gates is a Murder" demonstrations, they have the worst crisis from all countries. The UK, France, the USA, Brazil are examples. Columbia and Peru are in a horrible shape, but nobody talks about them. The USA is giving the picture of a 3. world nation.
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  654.  @annoyedaussie3942  I did notice they are accusing Australia now to be a dictatorial nation. It is weird, unbelievable, crazy. The countries with the best success, we can find all their figures, actions, statistics everywhere on the internet. But these conspiracy theorists are immune to facts, instead shouting Nazi state. Are we still really suitable for democracy? Therefore I think as well Biden is condemned to fail. You say 20 % conspiracy theorists in the US. I estimate in Germany about 20 %, in the USA it's more than that. Double that figure. 40 % for whom science, facts and the positive example of other countries does mean nothing.
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  655.  @annoyedaussie3942  Every country has their idiots. In Singapore they receive an orange suit to sweep the roads, or if repeat offender: caning. In Germany they get social welfare and loads of alcohol.
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  656. Come on, stop these discussions now. It does not matter what you personally believe.
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  657.  Chris Stevens  This is a statement, not an argument. Ask Singapore, Taiwanese, Hong Kong, New Zealander, Vietnamese and Thai people how they think their lockdown and masking worked. I m living in Singapore.
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  658. They found patient No. 1 in France. He registered with symptoms on 20 of December 2019. He did not travel since August 2019.
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  659.  @moonknightish  I believe at this moment we can pretty well see the capability of the different health systems in different countries, at least the capabilities under stress load. You can look the related data at up on Wiki.
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  660.  @frankderks1150  I think they just need 1 reputable country to co-produce, that would set good trust. I suggested to Singapore gov already yesterday.
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  661.  @OceanFrontVilla3  Sweden will likely not have any herd immunity in the next 2 - 3 years. Dr. Tegnell said so many times already, it was not the primary target. Getting a higher immunity, yes, but herd immunity is not possible in one season. He has a different opinion and approach but we can assume that he's not an idiot. No clue why people keep on pointing onto Sweden. They fare not worse than other countries in the world. In particular the UK and The US figures are not really better, and highly questionable on top of it. As others said, the no. of tests in the US have been reduced, probably according to the wishes of the orange Julius Caesar. For the UK I am not sure if they are sure what they should count at all. Both countries suffer from bad governance. If we look at the top list of affected countries we find a pretty good reflection of countries with bad governance. The worst to my opinion are in South America. Peru is doing terrible.
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  662.  @OceanFrontVilla3  I concur. Dr. Tegnell said also from the start: "We will have higher numbers in the beginning, but later all will be about similar. Let's discuss again in 12 months." Not a word by word quote.
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  663. Here someone the Swedish people trust: https://youtu.be/OU88R05hvdc
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  664. Sorry, Dr. Cambell. Regarding Covid-19 Youtube is full of disinformation. conspiracy theories and religious extremism. This has become a serious problem, even if you chose to ignore it.
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  665. These are the people who trust those hoaxers and tin foil hat wearers. Forget about them, ridiculous. Vaccination has go as per a decided protocol.
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  666. We expect the death rate to stay low, because most infections are U50. More and more are anti-hoaxers, anti-maskers, Deep State worshippers, and tin foil heat wearers. These are the ones who think they have eaten wisdom with big spoons, they flout the rules. I warned about them a month ago, here, several times. Nobody listened, Now they are here, too, with their brain salad.
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  667. Everybody in Europe need to do something, NOW! You can't wait anymore, you can't complain anymore against restrictions and masks. You need to bring that damn figure drastically down before the winter arrives, or it will become a catastrophe.
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  668.  @ghwk-phd2784  And ... what is he saying what would be new?
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  669.  Peter Mortensen  I am by no means an expert. So this is my opinion only. To my personal opinion the way that Sweden went is something to consider, a mix in between the Swedish model and stricter, more conventional measures. That would depend how an area is affected. There is a certain number, then you are left with no choice but drastically separating people. Probably the capacities of the health systems are a suitable benchmark. I believe this is what Germany does. The other extreme is what Italy and France needed to do last spring, completely separating all people. Could be Czechia has reached that level now, some parts in the UK, most parts in Spain soon, and France, too. And keep in mind we have only October! The Winter hasn't even come. Whatever it takes, but prevent that lockdown at all cost! Don't fight masks, do not have private parties, but do not fear if your child has to go to school. BTW. One of the first problems I personally had from the beginning is calling physical distancing social distancing. Which idiot came up with this idea? We may need to keep physical distance in between us, but not social distance. Call your friends and ask what they do, how they are, care for your parents, send you ex-lover a greeting card, go on your balcony and play a nice piece on the trumpet for your neighbours, if you can. Whatever.
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  670.  @joshuaphilips6158  That's a myths. A french scientist has made lab tests to research the temperature stability. After 60 minutes at 60 C there were still traces of active virus present. 15 minutes at 92 C killed all activity. Besides, Singapore has plenty colds and flu, more than my country of birth, Germany. Ok now, M. 50 cent clueless.
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  671.  @kiske4515  Vietnam as I think is in a way lucky. The communist government had always held up a certain standard. Standard of education, standard of medical care, etc. Even though many things were and are still poor, but that exactly is in opposite to many other Asian countries. Also, you can work determined and planned, just like the Thais, if you need to. The third (subjective) thing, Vietnamese must be among the toughest people in the world.
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  672.  @kiske4515  The voice of reason. your country has reacted early. Was there any panic buying, or other clowns?
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  673. Has it been considered putting people in an artificial fever status?
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  674.  @nont18411  easy they plan to shoot the virus
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  675.  @vegahimsa3057  yes sure, like Italy: partially containment in North Italy = thousands of people flee to other countries. If that is the part of the glorious plan then good night. If this should show as being true, it will lead into mass hysteria.
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  676.  @Leynad778  I hope Dr. Campbell reads this.
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  677.  @vegahimsa3057  if that is the plan, which seems so, then all our western democracies are fxcked up beyond recognition already.
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  678.  @vegahimsa3057  I am 62 yo old and have a heart condition. I have nothing to loose - and if I die which I think I would - so be it. And that was all what I will say about myself. I am concerned about the truth, about honesty and ethics. For at least 6 weeks hiding the crisis and then say that was unavoidable, how can I call that? Lie is a bit weak, or?
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  679.  @vegahimsa3057  It's ok don't worry, you are alright. So here are you at Dr. Campbells channel, who from the beginning days of this subject communicated nothing else than straight fact based knowledge. Nobody has fainted, nobody has become hysteric, and seldom I read that amount of productive contributions on a Youtube channel (besides of the 3 % trolls which are always around). I do not know why people need toilet paper when they are going to be infected, and also I do not know how to cook it into a tasty dish. But I think that being informed reasonably is the way to go, and the way for a developed, functioning democracy.
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  680. Yep. I can't believe that the governments would not know. That's why they also came up with the crap like temperature measuring, which sure they know is useless.
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  681.  @ishtiaqhussain3698  Global containment was and is the right wappon, not a thermometer or a mask.
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  682. I have the trace app. It does nothing else than record the telephone number of whom I met over the last two week. If I get infected, the government health agency will seek my allowance to download these data, and these telephone numbers will be called and people tested. That is all. I do not see anything bad in that.
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  683. Death rate of Sweden 500 per 1 million people, death rate of the UK 626 per 1 million people
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