Comments by "Cupid Stunt" (@Cupid-Stunt) on "Biden African travel ban built on a lie: Journalist" video.

Nope the world is fine, the US is falling apart.
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He was right. IMHO
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While determining the exact number of civilians killed during 21 years of the U.S.-led so-called War on Terror is impossible given that the United States doesn't "do body counts" or, in many cases, adequately investigate who has been harmed by airstrikes and other attacks, the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs says 900,000 noncombatants have died. Other groups contend that number could be perhaps twice as high.
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I agree. You also need to remove your 800+ overseas military bases to within your national boarders and close them. You are happy, we are happy.
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@MrMaWis-xh3zr Chalmers Johnson once said you have to choose between your Empire overseas and the MIC or your democracy at home. Might be worth looking at who and why the Empire and MIC might flourish at the expense of US democracy IMHO
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What was this ban for?
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For you to be right, which I doubt, the Omicron variant would need to be planted in an area of rare earth minerals. Only the US could achieve that.
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Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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@geoffhuffman7510 My government or yours?
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@geoffhuffman7510 Pentagon Blasted for 'Unacceptable Failure' to Reckon With Civilian Casualties "For too long, the United States has failed to live up to its legal and moral commitments to the protection of civilians, as well as its own stated policies. This needs to change." BRETT WILKINS December 2, 2021 Days after U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered a new investigation into a clandestine airstrike that killed scores of Syrian noncombatants whose deaths were subsequently covered up, 24 advocacy groups on Wednesday published an open letter calling on the Pentagon to "reckon with U.S.-caused civilian casualties and commit to urgent reforms." "We urge you to... commit to finally implementing structural changes to prioritize civilian protection and accountability for civilian harm." The letter, addressed to Austin, expresses "grave concerns" about the Pentagon's "civilian harm policies and practices and their impact," citing an August 29 drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan that killed 10 civilians including an aid worker and seven children, as well as a March 18, 2019 airstrike in Baghuz, Syria in which around 70 civilians died and was "flagged as a possible war crime by at least one Defense Department lawyer." "These strikes, and the Defense Department's record of civilian harm over the past 20 years, illustrate an unacceptable failure to prioritize civilian protection in the use of lethal force; meaningfully investigate, acknowledge, and provide amends when harm occurs; and provide accountability in the event of wrongdoing," the signers continue. While determining the exact number of civilians killed during 21 years of the U.S.-led so-called War on Terror is impossible given that the United States doesn't "do body counts" or, in many cases, adequately investigate who has been harmed by airstrikes and other attacks, the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs says 900,000 noncombatants have died. Other groups contend that number could be perhaps twice as high.
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Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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Travel bans do not "prevent" the spread of covid, they are not intended to do that. Travel bans are intended to "slow down" the spread. Now, African science was very honest about Omicron and should not only be applauded but supported financially by the rest of the world for the harm caused by bans IMHO.
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Some more truth Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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He was right and probably still believes Fox is racist. He was paid for this interview?
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US popularity in Greece?
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President Donald Trump has made a number of misleading statements about his decision on Jan. 31 to impose travel restrictions related to the novel coronavirus epidemic. Trump has referred to the travel restrictions as a “travel ban.” There isn’t an outright ban, as there are exceptions, including for Americans and their family members. Trump said he was “bold” in imposing travel restrictions even though “everybody said, it’s too early, it’s too soon” and “a lot of people that work on this stuff almost exclusively” told him “don’t do it.” Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the decision stemmed from “the uniform recommendations of the career public health officials here at HHS.” Trump said Democrats “loudly criticized and protested” his announced travel restrictions, and that they “called me a racist because I made that decision.” Trump is overstating Democratic opposition. None of the party’s congressional leaders and none of the Democratic candidates running for president have directly criticized that decision, though at least two Democrats have. Trump said the travel restrictions “saved a lot of lives” and reduced U.S. COVID-19 cases to “a very small number.” But experts say there isn’t enough data to make that determination. A study in the journal Science found the various travel limitations across the globe initially helped to slow the spread, but the number of cases worldwide rose anyway because the virus had already begun traveling undetected internationally.
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Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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Do you believe me?
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What?
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No accusing you of race hate, just a cretinous Trumptard
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Will you comment on the following or just ignore it? Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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SmartUsDude
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Health Minister Says 'Highly Transmissible' Omicron Hitting Young Children Hard in South Africa In South Africa's worst-affected province, children under the age of five now make up the second-largest group being admitted to hospitals. JULIA CONLEY December 3, 2021 Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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They are not setting policy, scientists do not have that power. Fauci does not have that power. The decision is made by politicians.
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@michaelangelo9119 Covid is not political. We have a small anti vax movement, currently 80%+ fully vaxxed. Fauci does not make the decisions or mandates, politicians do. Fauci is an easy target of hate. Fauci is head of NIAID, one of 27 depts in the NIH. The NIH has admitted gain of function allegedly, but not which of the 27 depts Why do you want him to say take more vitamin D in the winter? Has virtually no effect on covid..
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@michaelangelo9119 US vaccination rate is about 60% not 80%+ as in the UK I have seen no cases of Fauci lying. He does not make policy only recommendations. Never heard of Dr Joseph Campbell, he is not important here. We are aware that occasionally consumers are requesting that the vaccinators aspirate the needle [pull back slightly to check for any minor blood vessels] prior to administration of the COVID vaccine. While this is currently not best practice and may be more uncomfortable for the patient, there is no danger associated with accommodating the consumer's requests. In the unlikely event that you did see any blood in the syringe after doing this, we would recommend revaccinating with a new syringe and needle. We have had 9 deaths as a result of being vaccinated. Any other questions?
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@michaelangelo9119 I inject vodka into an orange and suck on it.
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@michaelangelo9119 Are you vaccinated?
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Fauci is head of the NIAID (and advisor to the POTUS). The NIAID is one of 27 departments in the NIH. The NIH have admitted gain of function but not which of the 27 depts did so. What this does confirm is that the US funded the American Virus. Thanks Rand Paul.
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@michaelangelo9119 Fauci may not have known about gain of function if it was done by one of the other 26 depts in the NIH? The NIH have made the admission? The US still funded Covid
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Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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@hooterville1863 I never said it did? This was a medical update. If you want to add other African countries be my guest.
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@hooterville1863 8 days ago?
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@hooterville1863 How can I be "still" scared, when I never was scared? projection.
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The truth? Will you respond? Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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Close your boarders for 20 years and pull your 800+ military bases to within those boarders Pentagon Blasted for 'Unacceptable Failure' to Reckon With Civilian Casualties "For too long, the United States has failed to live up to its legal and moral commitments to the protection of civilians, as well as its own stated policies. This needs to change." BRETT WILKINS December 2, 2021 Days after U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered a new investigation into a clandestine airstrike that killed scores of Syrian noncombatants whose deaths were subsequently covered up, 24 advocacy groups on Wednesday published an open letter calling on the Pentagon to "reckon with U.S.-caused civilian casualties and commit to urgent reforms." "We urge you to... commit to finally implementing structural changes to prioritize civilian protection and accountability for civilian harm." The letter, addressed to Austin, expresses "grave concerns" about the Pentagon's "civilian harm policies and practices and their impact," citing an August 29 drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan that killed 10 civilians including an aid worker and seven children, as well as a March 18, 2019 airstrike in Baghuz, Syria in which around 70 civilians died and was "flagged as a possible war crime by at least one Defense Department lawyer." "These strikes, and the Defense Department's record of civilian harm over the past 20 years, illustrate an unacceptable failure to prioritize civilian protection in the use of lethal force; meaningfully investigate, acknowledge, and provide amends when harm occurs; and provide accountability in the event of wrongdoing," the signers continue. While determining the exact number of civilians killed during 21 years of the U.S.-led so-called War on Terror is impossible given that the United States doesn't "do body counts" or, in many cases, adequately investigate who has been harmed by airstrikes and other attacks, the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs says 900,000 noncombatants have died. Other groups contend that number could be perhaps twice as high.
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Would it help if you banned people from a predominately white nation like Australia? Would that make you happy? Where did Omicron originate? Australia?
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Just South Africa as far as I know. Health Minister Says 'Highly Transmissible' Omicron Hitting Young Children Hard in South Africa In South Africa's worst-affected province, children under the age of five now make up the second-largest group being admitted to hospitals. JULIA CONLEY December 3, 2021 Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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While determining the exact number of civilians killed during 21 years of the U.S.-led so-called War on Terror is impossible given that the United States doesn't "do body counts" or, in many cases, adequately investigate who has been harmed by airstrikes and other attacks, the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs says 900,000 noncombatants have died. Other groups contend that number could be perhaps twice as high.
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Mot a human on earth exactly, just the US
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Some truth, tell me yours? Top government health officials in South Africa briefed the press on Friday regarding the Omicron variant, warning that the country's newest wave of Covid-19 infections has included an alarmingly sharp rise in hospital admissions among young children under the age of five. "The younger children, younger than 12, who were not eligible for vaccination—none of their parents, except for three, were vaccinated." In Gauteng province—which includes Johannesburg—patients under the age of five are now the second largest group being admitted to hospitals, after patients over the age of 60, according to Dr. Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD).
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 24 (Reuters) - South Africa has asked Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) and Pfizer (PFE.N) to delay delivery of COVID-19 vaccines because it now has too much stock, health ministry officials said, as vaccine hesitancy slows an inoculation campaign. About 35% of South Africans are fully vaccinated, higher than in most other African nations, but half the government's year-end target. It has averaged 106,000 doses a day in the past 15 days in a nation of 60 million people.
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