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Mar 21st, 2020 at 12:13pm
 
Check it out. So comical Cheesy LOL

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In August 2021, Newcastle Coroner Karen Dilks recorded that Lisa Shaw had died “due to complications of an AstraZeneca COVID vaccination”.
 
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Reply #1 - Mar 21st, 2020 at 2:19pm
 
Which country has the city of Wuhan in it?

Official reports state that it started in a city named Wuhan, so what's the problem?
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Reply #2 - Mar 21st, 2020 at 2:20pm
 


'The 'Kung Flu' - comes fron Chi-na says Trump'



And ?

Does ISLAM come from Arabia ?

Is the Pope, a Catholic ?



Did the COVID-19 virus originate in Chi-na ?



Ask Donald.

Donald knows.


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"....And he said unto him, If they hear not Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded, though one rose from the dead."
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Reply #3 - Mar 21st, 2020 at 2:24pm
 
So if it's not from China....mars?

There's a maccas on mars you know!
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Reply #4 - Mar 21st, 2020 at 2:25pm
 
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Why so out of the loop mates?


why aren't you in international forums where they have killed the HOAX virus propaganda


are you the last to know?

Well, if you spend all your online time in this tiny little rabbit hutch, guess you're fighting a rag tag rear guard action in defence of the HOAX virus, still  trying to drain it for what … a few shekels?  a dollar or two?


Parroting cherry picked remants of the fear campaign to those who've already dismissed it

doesn't seem too intelligent

makes you sound dense


No one these days buys the 'chyna' bs, least of all Trump


most people know

via simple deduction based on past lies and hoaxes

exactly where this manufactured HOAX began

and it sure wasn't chyna


try harder
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Reply #5 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 1:57am
 
Either this trivia fact is burned in my head for the reason of familiarity. Or this video has just triggered a memory of the fact. However:-

*Some years ago, we had this influenza outbreak throughout Australia. It was a fairly nasty flu. But most people recovered. This was a strain that was not known originating from overseas. A few months later, there were reports that the Americans, Europeans and some Asians were suffering from the same strain of the influenza, during their cold and flu season. The media dubbed the influenza "the Australian flu". I thought it was quite funny to see that come up in the media reports. No Australian felt insulted at the name.

Who cares that the president of the USA calls the covid19 the "Chinese virus"? The virus originated in China. The Chinese did not contain the virus. The Chinese students and tourists fled for overseas countries and infected others. And to make things worse, there were tourists coming to Australia to buy up necessities (including toiletries) to send back to China.

To think that the president of the USA should be more discrete about what he says about the origins of a virus. That would be ridiculous to call him out and then let him defend himself quite reasonably. We should not have to be overly cautious about hurt feelings, when the Chinese could have done more to contain the virus to one small, yet populated region.... of the world.
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Reply #6 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 4:54am
 
It was worse for the Wuhan doctor who first discussed the new disease and was hauled in and warned by Chinese police. China is getting used to being top dog and likes the idea.
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Reply #7 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 7:49am
 
Should be called ... The CCP Corona Virus 👍😷

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Reply #8 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 11:25am
 
In 2008 we had SARS now COVID-19,  if they don't cleanup their wet markets they will sure cop a lot of extra flack and long term loss of international trade.


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Reply #9 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 12:39pm
 
Where is the light?

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Reply #10 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 12:47pm
 
WTF

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Reply #11 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 1:24pm
 
PZ547 wrote on Mar 21st, 2020 at 2:25pm:
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Why so out of the loop mates?


why aren't you in international forums where they have killed the HOAX virus propaganda


are you the last to know?

Well, if you spend all your online time in this tiny little rabbit hutch, guess you're fighting a rag tag rear guard action in defence of the HOAX virus, still  trying to drain it for what … a few shekels?  a dollar or two?


Parroting cherry picked remants of the fear campaign to those who've already dismissed it

doesn't seem too intelligent

makes you sound dense


No one these days buys the 'chyna' bs, least of all Trump


most people know

via simple deduction based on past lies and hoaxes

exactly where this manufactured HOAX began

and it sure wasn't chyna


try harder


the only thing google comes up with when i search for hoax virus is that some idiots in america think the virus is a liberal plot to hurt trump

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Reply #12 - Mar 22nd, 2020 at 5:09pm
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Mar 22nd, 2020 at 1:57am:
Either this trivia fact is burned in my head for the reason of familiarity. Or this video has just triggered a memory of the fact. However:-

*Some years ago, we had this influenza outbreak throughout Australia. It was a fairly nasty flu. But most people recovered. This was a strain that was not known originating from overseas. A few months later, there were reports that the Americans, Europeans and some Asians were suffering from the same strain of the influenza, during their cold and flu season. The media dubbed the influenza "the Australian flu". I thought it was quite funny to see that come up in the media reports. No Australian felt insulted at the name.

Who cares that the president of the USA calls the covid19 the "Chinese virus"? The virus originated in China. The Chinese did not contain the virus. The Chinese students and tourists fled for overseas countries and infected others. And to make things worse, there were tourists coming to Australia to buy up necessities (including toiletries) to send back to China.

To think that the president of the USA should be more discrete about what he says about the origins of a virus. That would be ridiculous to call him out and then let him defend himself quite reasonably. We should not have to be overly cautious about hurt feelings, when the Chinese could have done more to contain the virus to one small, yet populated region.... of the world.


Discrete? Come come, Rocky.

While the CDC and the doctors have been coming up with strategies, Mr Trump's been in meetings of his own. They weren't about controlling a pandemic, oh no. They were strategies to manage the PR.

The "China virus" narrative fits perfectly into Trump's trade war. It's also an attempt to cast blame for sitting on his hands for two months while the virus spread. Trump is trying to save face in what will now be a massive recession, possibly bigger than the GFC.

And there's Trump, having shut down his pandemic response team, rejecting the offer of test kits from the WHO and pretending nothing's going on, all the while being warned by his intelligence agencies that this would be the big one.

The "China virus" slur wasn't just thought up and spat out in the moment, it was workshopped in the White House. PR is the only thing this administration is capable of focussing on. All the rest, as Trump said of health care, is all too hard.

The American people can't say they weren't warned. They must have believed the government runs itself. Who cares if you elect a celebrity property developer with no experience and no plan? The technocrats really run the show.

Pity Mr Trump either fires or ignores them, eh?
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Reply #13 - Mar 23rd, 2020 at 9:31pm
 
Karnal wrote on Mar 22nd, 2020 at 5:09pm:
Discrete? Come come, Rocky.

While the CDC and the doctors have been coming up with strategies, Mr Trump's been in meetings of his own. They weren't about controlling a pandemic, oh no. They were strategies to manage the PR.

The "China virus" narrative fits perfectly into Trump's trade war. It's also an attempt to cast blame for sitting on his hands for two months while the virus spread. Trump is trying to save face in what will now be a massive recession, possibly bigger than the GFC.

And there's Trump, having shut down his pandemic response team, rejecting the offer of test kits from the WHO and pretending nothing's going on, all the while being warned by his intelligence agencies that this would be the big one.

The "China virus" slur wasn't just thought up and spat out in the moment, it was workshopped in the White House. PR is the only thing this administration is capable of focussing on. All the rest, as Trump said of health care, is all too hard.

The American people can't say they weren't warned. They must have believed the government runs itself. Who cares if you elect a celebrity property developer with no experience and no plan? The technocrats really run the show.

Pity Mr Trump either fires or ignores them, eh?


Mr Trump is obviously a narcissist. But you cannot fault him for calling a virus from China the "China virus". I don't care that he either said it in the spur of the moment, or he took the time to think up the impact of international relations with China.

From the way you talk about it, Mr Trump must have not thought the impact on China would be disadvantageous to America. For we have heard about an allegation that a Chinese official claimed that the USA must have spread the disease to China, via an American soldier. An allegation, no less.

American people won't all of a sudden go on a bashing spree of Asian Americans just because Mr Trump called a virus a "Chinese virus". Just as much as I would not expect the world to have bashed up Australians a few years ago over getting the "Australian virus".
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Reply #14 - Mar 23rd, 2020 at 9:55pm
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Mar 23rd, 2020 at 9:31pm:
Karnal wrote on Mar 22nd, 2020 at 5:09pm:
Discrete? Come come, Rocky.

While the CDC and the doctors have been coming up with strategies, Mr Trump's been in meetings of his own. They weren't about controlling a pandemic, oh no. They were strategies to manage the PR.

The "China virus" narrative fits perfectly into Trump's trade war. It's also an attempt to cast blame for sitting on his hands for two months while the virus spread. Trump is trying to save face in what will now be a massive recession, possibly bigger than the GFC.

And there's Trump, having shut down his pandemic response team, rejecting the offer of test kits from the WHO and pretending nothing's going on, all the while being warned by his intelligence agencies that this would be the big one.

The "China virus" slur wasn't just thought up and spat out in the moment, it was workshopped in the White House. PR is the only thing this administration is capable of focussing on. All the rest, as Trump said of health care, is all too hard.

The American people can't say they weren't warned. They must have believed the government runs itself. Who cares if you elect a celebrity property developer with no experience and no plan? The technocrats really run the show.

Pity Mr Trump either fires or ignores them, eh?


Mr Trump is obviously a narcissist. But you cannot fault him for calling a virus from China the "China virus". I don't care that he either said it in the spur of the moment, or he took the time to think up the impact of international relations with China.

From the way you talk about it, Mr Trump must have not thought the impact on China would be disadvantageous to America. For we have heard about an allegation that a Chinese official claimed that the USA must have spread the disease to China, via an American soldier. An allegation, no less.

American people won't all of a sudden go on a bashing spree of Asian Americans just because Mr Trump called a virus a "Chinese virus". Just as much as I would not expect the world to have bashed up Australians a few years ago over getting the "Australian virus".


True, but that is exactly what Mr Trump is aiming to do: distract the US population with a China-bashing spree.

And you think Americans are too smart for that?

Oh, Rocky...

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