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Opinion from the restaurant business commonly shared before this started...there are more than twice as many restaurants as there need to be/could possibly be successful. We're going to lose a lot of great, family run, unique food spots, which sucks. We'll also lose a lot of "brew pubs" owned by guys who look like that dude from tiger king, and good riddance.
and yet now we have millions of well paying jobs that are done 100% virtually
I also think about the time after the Great Recession where companies were bailed out but instead of hiring more people, they just further overworked the employees they had.
he might want to look at the Great State of Kentucky's situation at the end of Q2
the carnage in public pensions will likely be historic.he might want to look at the Great State of Kentucky's situation at the end of Q2
As a New Governor Takes Office, Kentucky Pensions Still on the Brink | FRONTLINE
In March 2018, thousands of Kentucky teachers descended on the state’s capital to protest looming changes to their pensions: changes championed by the state’s controversial Republican Gov. Matt Bevin. “We’ll remember in November,” they chanted. In last month's closely contested governor’s race...www.pbs.org
I hate these people. Thinking they are some sort of restaurant industry genius because they serve an artisanal aioli with their sweet potato fries and have 20 IPA's on tap.
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Openly stated? I would love to read up on this. Could you share a link or two? Thanks!
if social distancing is not effective, why have densely populated urban centers suffered the most?
Right on. Pulling fake news from Fox News. The same station the put on a purported doctor claiming to be associated with Stanford and stating that hydroxychloroquine has a 100% cure rate for covid-19. You know the 19th coronavirus.I am not sure if anyone as posted this yet so if it is a repost I do apologize.
So you have a tenured respiratory therapist whistleblowing saying that all the COVID-19 "Tests" do not actually test for a virus, but an RNA sequence that is caused as a reaction to the virus. The problem here is that the damaged RNA could be caused by a number of different things (cancer, etc.) and is not a sure identifier of the host actually having the COVID virus even after having tested positive for the damaged RNA sequence?
Are you fooking kidding me??? That is not science at all. That is like saying "that pothole in the street was caused by a bomb, because bombs cause potholes in streets." Absolute garbage diagnosis standards.
And these "tests" take 2-3 weeks to process so if the patient dies in the process it is labeled as a COVID death.
Additionally, none of the reserved invasive ventilators (because the non-invasive are reportedly too risky in terms of infection containment even though there actually no way to determine with certainty if someone is 100 percent infected, making everything theoretical) are being used. They're sitting idly by.
Next, you have Dr. Scott Jensen whistlblowing on Fox that he received a 7 page document saying that all diagnosed COVID patients will take in $13,000(it is roughly $9000 more than a pneumonia diagnosis) for the hospital, and $39,000 if they get put on ventilators. This along with "less rigid than traditional cause-of-death and diagnosis practices" as reccomended by the CDC really hint at the dishonesty being perpetrated against the American people.
They are being financially incentivized to blow this thing up and the public is just buying it hook, line, and sinker! It's the same level of corruption as the incentives social workers receive for pulling kids from their family.
Meanwhile the car manufacturers are producing ventilators by the thousands while there are ventilator manufacturers that already exist. My guess is that Trump is trying to build up the domestic manufacturing economy (not necessarily a bad thing).
US Hospitals Getting Paid More to Label Cause of Death as ‘Coronavirus’ - Global Research
Important article and interview. Points to the over-counting of alleged Covid 19 deaths. First published on April 15, 2020. Among 2020 Most Popular Articles *** Senator Scott Jensen represents Minnesota. He’s also a doctor. He appeared on Fox News with Laura Ingraham where he revealed a very...www.globalresearch.ca
You have the CDC (a private enterprise with private interests) putting forth COVID guidelines for diagnosis and cause of death when there isn't even a surefire way to prove you have it to begin with. Crazy...
bro. come one. the numbers were inflated to speed up us getting to the mandatory microchip delivery.
