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Transcript of George Papadopoulos and FBI Confidential Human Source Declassified March 13 2020

Q: Why the redactions?

Ongoing criminal investigations

Q: into what?

Seth Rich murder conspiracy!

SAUCE

https://www.scribd.com/document/456786393/2020-3-13-FISA-Senate-Transcript-of-George-Papadopoulos-and-FBI-Confidential-Human-Source-Declassified-March-13-2020

Dough

https://pastebin.com/gJqxEmep

Baker can continue or defer

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>>8828262

>>8827436 (LB)

>>8828306

TYB

Somebody’s in big trouble

Q, these people still think they have control.

So much the better…

>>8828306

TYB

Thank You Baker

>>8825972 PB

>>8825972 PB

>In-your-face EVIL. Hell Gates Micro$oft patent 666: Mark of the Beast

>Literally.

>Unbelievable in-your-face EVIL. Reality. Here now.

>Microsoft Patent 060606 - Body interfaced digital currency - Mark of the beast

>The full patent id is WO/2020/060606

>Micro$oft 3/26/2020 in conjunction with their public ad featuring infamous Satanist Marina Abramovic.

>WO2020060606 CRYPTOCURRENCY SYSTEM USING BODY ACTIVITY DATA

>Human body activity associated with a task provided to a user may be used in a mining process of a cryptocurrency system. A server may provide a task to a device of a user which is communicatively coupled to the server. A sensor communicatively coupled to or comprised in the device of the user…

>https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606&tab=PCTBIBLIO

SHOULDNT THIS HAVE BEEN A NOTABLE? It looks like it should be

maybe It has been I dont know, I am not the anon who discovered it…

>>8828262

>>8828306

TYB

>>8828306

TYB

>>8828306

TYB!!

Fukken Hate.Him.

https://twitter.com/johnbrennan/status/1251249326938079233?s=21

To Do List….

On With The Show

WWG1WGA

The Game Is Not Over

Their Plans Lie In Ruin

Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming

Babylon WILL Fall

All Things Into The Blinding Light

The 31 second video opens with Marie Curie

Who is a Polish scientist

Later there are some Green Tea leaves

Which do help against some viruses

Like Herpes zoster

Which triggers shingles in times of anxiety

There are red blood cells

And some Anons have noted

That there is an oxygen absorption issue

With COVID-19

Red blood cells are where oxygen is absorbed

You should recognize the DNA

In the video, I believe the ballet dancer is a Russian ballerina, Natalya Demidyuk

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>>8828306

you want a break for a bread?

New SKIPPY Podesta Tweet…..But something is off…

Says he "chatted yesterday" w/ guests, but video post date says APRIL 4.

Something not adding up here….

Who misses a date by TWO WEEKS???

>>8828345

>SHOULDNT THIS HAVE BEEN A NOTABLE?

Notable'd this morning.

Read moar notables.

Downer raised Russia concerns at US embassy without government approval

Former foreign minister Alexander Downer acted without clearance from Australian officials when he contacted United States diplomats four years ago to raise concerns about potential Russian interference in the US presidential election.

A new memoir by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull reveals that Mr Downer raised his concerns directly with the US embassy in London in July 2016 but had "no authority from Canberra" to do so.

The move was crucial to the launch of an FBI investigation into the Russian support for the election of US President Donald Trump, who dismissed the inquiry as a "witch-hunt" and ordered an inquiry into the affair.

Mr Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom at the time, met Trump aide George Papadopoulos in London in May 2016 and was told the Russians had "damaging" material on Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton.

While Mr Downer mentioned this in a cable to the Department of Foreign Affairs, the information was not acted upon until he later chose to raise it with the deputy at the US embassy in London, Elizabeth Dibble.

In his new memoir, A Bigger Picture, Mr Turnbull says Mr Downer did this without checking with the department.

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/downer-raised-russia-concerns-at-us-embassy-without-government-approval-20200416-p54kho.html

>>8828306

Thanks baker.

>>8828306

Thanks baker

>>8828364

Liberal tears watered my lawn today, unfortunately i didnt get to watch. I put a new sign on my sign, if it happens again ill try frens nailed board idea.

>>8828306

PNW Anon just visited INTELLECTUAL VENTURES LABORATORIES, one of the Gates funded groups working on the mandatory vaccine at some capacity.

It was pretty dead down here, but there was one woman working in an office visible from the ground floor.

There were several white boards visible from the sidewalk. Anon took photos will post on this thread. There is heavy reflection, but maybe someone can clean them up. Just leaving the location now:

>>8828364

>>8828373

>>8828367

https://twitter.com/LivenGoddard/status/1251015652791537666

What the actual fuck is going on here????

>>8828143 (lb)

>CHQ is incorrectThe med is Hydroxychloroquine - HCQ.

>>8828300 (lb)

>CQ = Chloroquine

CHQ come up when searching

One of many examples

pic related

15 House Democrats Call to Replenish Small Business Relief Fund Despite Pelosi’s Objections

Fifteen House Democrats have called to replenish the small business relief fund despite House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) objections.

On Thursday morning, the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) small business relief fund, otherwise known as the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), officially ran out of money.

The PPP’s loss of funding sparked outrage from congressional GOP leaders such as House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY).

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) also called to replenish the fund “ASAP.”

As Speaker Pelosi continues to object to a clean refunding of the small business relief fund, House Democrats broke with the Democrat leader to call for immediate refunding of the PPP.

Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) said, “The @SBAgov ’s Paycheck Protection Program has just run out of money, leaving business owners who are trying to pay their employees stranded. We need to fund the PPP and other SBA programs — there are small businesses counting on our support.”

Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) said, “Congress must immediately replenish funds for the Paycheck Protection Program. Millions of small businesses are counting on this program to cover expenses and pay their workers. We have to get this right.”

Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) said, “Congress must act quickly to replenish SBA funds for small business relief. I’m hearing despair from businesses of all sizes, and many mom and pop shops are on the verge of shutting down.”

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/04/17/15-house-democrats-call-to-replenish-small-business-relief-fund-over-pelosis-objections/

Gov. Brown: Oregon Will Be Cautious, Need Proof Of Safety Before Reopening

https://www.opb.org/news/article/gov-brown-discusses-reopening-oregon-covid-19-coronavirus-stay-home-restrictions/

UPDATED (Tuesday, April 14 at 7:15 p.m. PT) — Gov. Kate Brown says she won’t reopen Oregon’s economy

or ease restrictions until she sees a declining rate of active cases of the novel coronavirus and public

health data that suggests a return to normalcy is safe.

In a press conference Tuesday, Brown outlined what needs to happen before the state is ready to reopen

for business: she wants to ensure the state has a robust testing, tracing and isolation strategy, and

she needs to feel confident the state has enough hospital beds to treat any surge of COVID-19 cases and

enough protective gear for healthcare workers.

In addition, she said, the state is working on strategies to help prevent and respond to the virus among

the state’s most vulnerable populations, such as nursing homes and those experiencing homelessness.

The governor didn’t give a specific timeline.

“While we have to be careful, we also cannot stand still,” she said. “We all know this is a global problem

and leaders across the world are struggling how to approach this.”

A shuttering of the economy on this scale has never happened before, Brown said, and neither has a reopening

strategy on this level.

To prepare to reopen the economy, the governor said she would be reaching out to industries affected by

the shutdown, such as restaurants and hair salons. Brown suggested she could ease restrictions in certain

parts of the state first, and that she might mandate that some currently shuttered businesses adopt new

safety standards — like using masks or installing plastic shields — in order to reopen. She emphasized that

the process wouldn’t happen overnight and would likely occur on a sector-by-sector basis.

“It’s not going to be easy, and it will take longer than we want,” she said.

One early step toward restarting the economy, state epidemiologist Dr. Dean Sidelinger said, should be

allowing nonessential procedures to begin in hospitals once again. Those procedures were restricted by Brown

in March as a way to preserve bed space and PPE, but have led to financial difficulties for hospital systems

reliant on elective operations.

Brown didn’t offer specific details on how much protective gear — gowns, masks and gloves — would be

necessary before she felt confident Oregon was prepared to reopen for business. But she said she is working

on a step-by-step plan to offer more clarity in the future.

Under current modeling, Oregon is expected to have enough open hospital beds to weather the crisis. That could

change if social distancing measures are eased prematurely, officials say.

Brown and other West Coast governors announced on Monday that they plan to take a coordinated approach to the

“incremental release” of their stay-home orders. The announcement came shortly after President Donald Trump

tweeted he had the authority to unilaterally re-open businesses around the country. Brown said she is working

with the West Coast governors to finalize guidelines to reopen the state, but she said that doesn’t mean every

state would be opening on the same time frame.

Washington’s stay-at-home order currently runs through May 4. Oregon has not put an end date on its order.

As one key component of Oregon’s reopening strategy, Sidelinger said Oregon also needs the ability to significantly

ramp up its testing capacity. He set a goal of roughly 15,000 test per week, almost double the rate Oregon is

currently testing people. Sidelinger said that amount of testing should give the state leeway to test people in

order to better detect the disease in the community, rather than just testing people with symptoms.

The state also needs a more robust way to trace the contacts of the people who have tested positive for COVID-19,

Sidelinger said. But neither Brown nor Sidelinger gave more specifics on what that increased ability would look

like or when it could happen.

Oregon, Washington and California have recently been praised for managing to avoid the toll the coronavirus is

taking on New York City and some other areas. The three states have shipped spare ventilators to cities on the East Coast.

As of Tuesday afternoon, Oregon health officials announced 1,633 confirmed cases in the state and 55 deaths.

California had reported 21,794 cases and 651 deaths as of Saturday. Washington had reported 10,411 confirmed cases

and 508 deaths as of Saturday.

Brown first ordered Oregon schools to cancel in-person classes on March 12, and shuttered many bars and restaurants

in the state days later. She issued a more widespread “stay home, save lives” order on March 23, the same day as

Washington and four days after California.

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>>8828306

Thanks baker!

Cool to see my JoJo pepe in use :D

Have bewbs

Last bread their was discussion about pineals. Was reading up to see if I missed anything from spirit cooking emails. The pineal is the size of risotto pasta. Pretty spoopy. They sure like to talk about Risotto.

https://search.wikileaks.org/?query=Risotto&exact_phrase=&any_of=&exclude_words=&document_date_start=&document_date_end=&released_date_start=&released_date_end=&new_search=True&order_by=most_relevant#results

>>8828376

INTELLECTUAL VENTURES LABORATORIES

White Board Pics Visible from Ground Floor

Can anyone clean this reflection up??

FARRELL: FBI IG Redactions Should Have Been The Headlines

It is becoming ever more clear that the “Russian collusion” narrative against Donald Trump was the result of a Kremlin disinformation effort transmitted by a dossier paid for by the Clinton campaign and knowingly pushed into the justice system by willing allies at the FBI. The more we learn about the investigation into the 2016 Trump campaign, the more troubling it gets.

In recent weeks, there have been several important revelations about the “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation that further damages the reputation of the Bureau and others involved in the case. The notion that there was any collusion between the Trump team and Russia has, of course, long been debunked. But now it seems more likely that the real collusion was between the Kremlin and Trump’s detractors.

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report on FBI misconduct was supposed to clear up these questions. But key aspects of that report were redacted, supposedly “in the interests of national security.” Yet, as in other cases, when the redactions are revealed, it turns out they have more to do with saving the investigators from embarrassment than protecting sources and methods.

Key here is information that was buried in footnotes of the Horowitz report, and recently partly declassified through the efforts of Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Ron Johnson (R-WI). They show that the anti-Trump dossier compiled by former British intelligence operative Christopher Steele drew from sources traceable back to Russian intelligence.

One U.S. agency assessed that the sections of Steele’s work which detailed Donald Trump’s supposedly scandalous behavior during a 2013 trip to Moscow were “false” and “the product of RIS [Russian Intelligence Services] ‘infiltrating a source into the network’ of a [redacted] who compiled a dossier of information on Trump’s activities.” Why was this critical information hidden in a redacted footnote in the Horowitz report? It should have been a major headline, but that’s exactly why someone redacted it.

Another section dealing with former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen’s supposed trip to Prague as part of the imaginary collusion scheme was criticized by an intelligence agency which “did not have high confidence in this subset of Steele’s reporting and assessed that the referenced material was part of a Russian disinformation campaign to denigrate US foreign relations.”

https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/17/farrell-fbi-ig-redactions-should-have-been-the-headlines/

>>8828394

Keep it in the family

Media connections with Hussein admin

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>>8828394

>>8828357

MSM

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>>8828375

>Anon has a big enclosed trailer that could use a paint job.

Really tempted to make it blue and get some vinyl letters.

>>8828306

TY Baker!!!

https://twitter.com/gatewaypundit/status/1251233030099947522

Jim Hoft

@gatewaypundit

Why Did This Exist in the First Place?! California Shuts Down Chinese Birth-Tourism Motel That Took Advantage of American Birthright Citizenship https://thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/exist-first-place-california-shuts-chinese-birth-tourism-motel-took-advantage-american-birthright-citizenship/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons

via @gatewaypundit

Why Did This Exist in the First Place?! California Shuts Down Chinese Birth-Tourism Motel That Took Advantage of American Birthright Citizenship

A city in California has ordered the shutdown of a “birth-tourism” motel that specifically catered to pregnant Chinese women who travel to the United States to deliver babies and earn them citizenship.​

Council members in the city of Orange voted unanimously to revoke the JR Motel’s conditional use permit on Thursday and ordered them to shut down by the end of the month.

The JR Motel does not rent rooms to the public, instead, they only cater to wealthy Chinese families who travel to the states to give birth and take advantage of America’s birthright citizenship.

“Though the practice isn’t illegal, city officials said such long-term residency at the motel fits the category of a boarding or lodging house, and the location, 428 E. Lincoln Avenue, is not zoned for either,” the OC Register reports.

The motel was also in violation of multiple building, fire and safety codes.

“His violations were egregious. And from the get go,” Councilwoman Kim Nichols told the Register.

A lawyer for the motel owner had fought for city council to hold off on making a decision until May so that the owner could attempt to sell the property. The owner, Chi Huang, claims he has several interested buyers, but did not disclose who or where they were from. The register reports that 10 of the rooms are currently occupied by pregnant women from China who cannot travel back now due to the restrictions from the coronavirus. They claim that they are not accepting any new “clients.”

“His client, from 2015 to present, demonstrated very little respect for our law, very little respect for our community, very little respect for the human life of his tenants. And he was focused solely on making money,” Councilman Chip Monaco told his colleagues during a video conference where they made their decision. “Yet Mr. Lu right now is asking us to give his client an opportunity to make money on the back of all the violations we have seen to date.”

“I am in no way interested in helping Mr. Huang capitalize and make money yet again on his poor bad faith behavior in this town. If there was ever a case to revoke a (permit,) if there are any criminal charges we could pursue, I would be completely and 100 % supportive of that,” Monaco said.

California is a popular destination for birth tourism.

“In 2015, federal agents raided homes and apartments across Southern California in a first-of-its-kind raid targeting birth tourism companies. Last December, an Irvine woman was sentenced to a 10-month-prison term, believed to be the first sentence handed to a birth tourism operator helping foreign nationals commit immigration and visa fraud. The woman had already served that time in prison and was released upon sentencing, which included an order of deportation. She didn’t wait to be deported, her attorney said, and left for China in early January,” the Register report concluded.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/exist-first-place-california-shuts-chinese-birth-tourism-motel-took-advantage-american-birthright-citizenship/

>>8828377

firm

dough mine

i'll have her back to you in a bit

>>8828380

>>8828405

Hi Jessica. You can go back to giving advice on twatter now.

>>8828404

You're on a research board - do you even?

I need more sauce….. Model Y

>>8828364

>>8828422

>>8828306

tyb

Dude is obsessed with his fish.

Esoteric codes.

No coincidences.

https://jackson.yale.edu/video/event-recording-covid-19-and-global-affairs-lessons-learned-from-the-ebola-crisis/

I wish my shirts fit like this.

>>8828423

Newfag.

CHQ

Crete Airport code

Chania (Crete) (CHQ)

all the "concrete" references?

just got back from being out with all the face-masked people, so don't crucify me if this has already been discussed.

>>8828231

>>8828282

NEWFAGS, LURKERS,

As Q told in many posts the anons on Q Research and the whole Q movement are a DIRECT THREAT to many people ww.

Not only to the few families of the ruling class, but also to the many Deep State assets in politics, science, economy, fake news reporters, secret societies and "knights" around the world.

Shills apply all kind of tactics and most of them have it´s base on "divide and rule".

Attack people of the Q patriots and sow division to weaken the movement.

Some try to blend in as anons and have fake conversations.

>TOGETHER YOU ARE STRONG.

>DIVIDED YOU ARE WEAK.

Shills attack the loud voices on YT and on TV.

Shills attack individual anons and call them names (boomer, kike, …).

Shills are desperate bc anons and patriots ww are so many and are so strongly bound in the fight against evil.

Shills still try to sow division and try to paint this board nazi to enable fake news attacks on "Q nazis".

Shills also try to deflect from the [cult] by muh jew spam.

Shills spread stupid info and post utter bs to make anons look ridiculous.

One shill calls everyone "bot" and want´s you to think that there are not thousands of anons contributing and millions of lurkers spreading info on other channels.

Another shill posts anime and wolf memes all the time to make researching autists look ridiculous at first glance.

Shills attack relevant info (was noted two months ago, why should anons care, not relevant, …).

Shills try to divide anons by making them leave to a board that Q chooses not to post on (QRB, 4chan).

Shill post disinfo and cryptic bs to slide.

Shills attack the Qclock (that Q asked anons to build and that works amazingly well: "future proves past")

Shills glow if you regard the posts made here in the context of ALL Q DROPS.

Watch out for clown bakers that leave out and ignore relevant info or push shill topics (slides, muh jew).

Godspeed.

Crude Crashes As Mega-Techs Soar Amid Record Surge In Deaths, Unemployment

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/crude-crashes-mega-tech-stocks-soar-amid-record-surge-deaths-unemployment

>>8828456

>>8828306

tanks baker

>>8828394

>>8828399

wtf is "cnn fest" and "dhs value"?

eyes on anons?

>>8828295

>>8828306

TYB!

>>8828430

Not endorsing, but interesting read

Are There Natural Alternatives to Hydroxychloroquine?

https://www.mynaturaltreatment.com/are-there-natural-alternatives-to-hydroxychloroquine/

>>8828456

NEWFAGS, LURKERS,

As Q told in many posts to the anons on Q Research SHILLS WHINE.

Shills apply all kind of tactics and most of them have it´s base on "divide and rule".

Attack people of the Q patriots and sow division to weaken the movement.

Some try to blend in as anons and have fake conversations.

>SHILL attacks.

>BADGE OF HONOR.

Shills are the loud voices on YT and on TV.

Shills complain when individual anons call them names (boomer, kike, …).

Shills are butthurt bc anons and patriots ww are so many and are so strongly bound in the fight against evil.

Shills still try to sow division and try to make this board a safe space like reddit or social media to stop free speech.

Shills also try to deflect from their shilling by spamming projection.

Shills spread stupid info and post utter bs to make anons look ridiculous.

One shill calls everyone "clown" and want´s you to think that there are not organic anons calling him out while contributing and spreading info to millions of lurkers and normalfags.

That same shill attacks bakers, the BO, CM, and Jim all the time to distract and piss off researching autists who thinks he looks ridiculous at first glance.

This shill attacks relevant info (he gets triggered by it, why should anons care, not relevant, …).

This shill tries to divide anons by trying to make them leave to a board that Q chooses because he is annoying (spam, more spam).

This shill posts disinfo and stupid bs to slide.

This shill shills for the Qclock (which is a slide that has nothing to do with what Q asked anons to build and that has never worked: "Patriots: be cautious in your interpretations of info posted. ")

This annoying shillfaggot glows if you regard the posts made here in the context of ALL Q DROPS.

Watch out for this shill, aka Rainman aka Megashill, that spams the same stupid shit in the same petulantly stupid way and ignore his attempts to distract, annoy, and piss off anons (spam, more spam).

Godspeed.

>>8828406

GIF

GIF

GIF

Hillary isn't locked up right now because Hillary died a while ago.

>>8828374

Why are you guessing???

We don't want to hear your imagination or your fantasy

Q asked us to dig. It's not hard in this day of web search engines.

Chloroquine: Novel uses & manifestations

''Division of Physiology, Faculty of Health, Birmingham City University & *University of Leeds, Faculty of

Medicine & Health, St. James’ University Hospital, Cancer Research Building, Leeds, UK''

Chloroquine (CHQ) is a cheap, relatively well tolerated drug initially developed for the treatment

of malaria in the 1930s. CHQ has, however, since accrued a plethora of uses in the treatment and

amelioration of several other diseases and conditions because of its lysosomotropic properties. It

also has characteristic physiological and systemic effects. This review gives an overview of the

history and pharmacology of CHQ, and progresses to consider some of the mechanisms that may

underlie its biochemical and physiological effects. Additionally, an overview of some of the novel

uses of CHQ in the treatment of viral infections and cancer are presented. The antimalarial

mechanisms of CHQ were not discussed in this review. The message is that CHQ, despite its welldocumented toxicity and adverse side effects may have important future uses that are associated

with its lysosomotropic and immunomodulatory mechanisms. The possibility exists therefore that

CHQ might be re-introduced into regular malaria treatment.

The 12 page article from a medical journal is attached as PDF

Joe Biden should have been Bill Clinton's VP the white House would have been one big orgy.

CDC expert issues chilling warning that U.S. coronavirus death toll of 34,846 is just 'the tip of the iceberg' as 'untold numbers' of people who haven't been tested are dying at home

As the COVID-19 death toll neared 34,800 in the US on Thursday, an advisory panel expert from the Centers of Disease Control (CDC) has issued a chilling warning that the ­­alarming number is just the 'tip of the iceberg'.

Mark Hayward, a sociology professor at the University of Texas-Austin who is an expert on mortality statistics for the CDC, believes the country's coronavirus death count is being severely underestimated.

The purported inaccuracy of the figures could be caused by a number of factors. Staff shortages in certain states may be causing delays in reporting the latest figures to the CDC,and an 'untold' number of people potentially infected by the disease have also been also dying at home before they could be tested. Medical examiners do not test people after death.

'­­The biggest challenge in obtaining an accurate tally of COVID-19 deaths is to [be able to] implement widespread testing,' Hayward explained to Newsweek.

'Locales that lack testing and where populations are rural, reside in nursing homes, or people live alone are likely to be major contributors to the undercount; note that these are not mutually exclusive categories.

'There are also varying standards (and timing of rollouts) of testing by state,' Hayward continued. 'Cause-of death classification schemes have also been evolving and it's not always straightforward in assigning COVID-19 as a cause of death. I think the biggest barrier, though, is the lack of testing.'

As of Thursday evening, 3,420,39 people in the US have been tested for the virus – less than one percent of the country's total population.

It's precisely this lack of widespread testing that has led Hayward to believe the US death count, which currently stands at 34,846, is just the 'tip of the iceberg'.

Just how underreported the deaths are, Hayward says he can't be certain.

He said: 'I do not have an actual figure of underreporting and this will vary over time as testing becomes more widespread. The degree of under-reporting will vary across localities in the U.S. and over time.

'The geographic and temporal variability are tightly linked because of the geographic differences in testing.'

Hayward also pointed out that it's hard to use other countries as a standard to gauge how underreported death statistics may be, 'given differences in vital registration systems'.

Having an accurate understanding of the country's death toll is imperative for mitigation purposes, not only to know when stay-at-home and social distancing orders may appropriately be lifted, but to also help spot any potential emerging hotspots for the virus.

Identifying a potential hotspot before an explosion in COVID-19 cases will allow local and federal governments to mobilize the required resources to prevent an outbreak – potentially saving thousands of lives in the process.

Chief of the CDC's mortality statistics branch, Robert Anderson, reiterated this point to ProPublica.

'One of the reasons we count deaths is to allocate resources to where they need to go,' Anderson said. 'It becomes a little more time-sensitive when you're dealing with something like a pandemic.'

http://www.stationgossip.com/2020/04/cdc-expert-issues-chilling-warning-that.html

>>8828306

TYB

>>8828428

Model S

Model E

Model X

Model Y

SEXY, thats all.

>>8828399

HIV?

Pro-Abortionists in Australia Urge Emergency Coordinator To Override Abortion Restrictions

Governments around the world are taking measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus, including the South Australian state parliament, which passed a COVID-19 emergency response bill last week.

The bill named a new emergency state coordinator and gave him special authority to remove certain medical-related restrictions, including those imposed by what pro-choice activists say are “outdated abortion laws.”

Pro-choice activists are now calling for Police Commissioner Grant Stephens, who serves as state coordinator, to use his newfound powers to make abortion more accessible — namely by allowing doctors to prescribe abortion medication via telehealth appointments.

“These powers could be used to overcome existing legal barriers to abortion care, particularly telehealth services, which allow for early abortion medication and care to be coordinated by a practitioner over the phone,” the liberal Human Rights Law Centre said in a news release.

“The Government’s COVID-19 Emergency Response Bill is an important step towards safe access to abortion during this crisis period,” Adrianne Walters, associate legal director at the group, said in a statement.

“The State Coordinator should use his powers to override medically unnecessary outdated legal barriers, in particular, the requirements for an abortion to take place in a prescribed hospital, for two doctors to be involved and for a woman to have resided in SA for two months.”

“South Australia’s outdated abortion laws force many women to travel long distances and interact with more health professionals than is medically needed,” Walters added. “The laws were already causing unjustified hardships, especially for women in regional and remote areas, and are now also inconsistent with COVID-19 public health measures.”

According to the Australian Associated Press, all other states in the country have laws that permit women to receive telehealth abortion consultations “for early abortion care.”

“New emergency powers that passed SA Parliament last night should be used urgently to ensure safe access to abortion care for SA women during #Covid_19 pandemic #COVID19au,” Walters tweeted.

The HRLC argued that women who want to obtain an abortion should not have to face the “unnecessary” risk of catching COVID-19 by coming into a clinic.

If the pro-choice activists get their way, women could receive abortion-inducing medication, particularly a drug called RU486, in the mail and take it without having an in-person consultation with a doctor first, pro-lifers say.

Meanwhile, the HRLC is making no secret of its desire to use the coronavirus pandemic to get abortion laws in South Australia changed permanently.

“While steps can, and should, be taken during this crisis period to remove legal barriers to abortion care, this is being done through the grant of extraordinarily broad executive powers,” Walters said.

“These powers are rightly temporary, and should be used proportionately, such as to address critical healthcare matters. Once the COVID-19 emergency has ended, the permanent reform of abortion laws in line with SALRI’s recommendations, should be pursued as a matter of urgency.”

But if politicians take steps to make abortion more accessible during the pandemic, then perhaps they will recognize abortion as an “essential” service, Walters indicated.

“Positive steps have been taken by the Attorney General and politicians across Parliament to end the criminalisation of abortion. The impact of COVID-19 on access to abortion highlights the pressing need for abortion to be decriminalised and finally treated as essential healthcare,” she said.

But Love Adelaide, a nonprofit pro-life organization in Australia, is pushing back, creating a petition to send to Stephens and other government officials.

In a Facebook post, the group argued that the RU486 drug should not be available to obtain through the mail because of the dangers it poses to women.

“The situation is now dire for the health and wellbeing of women of South Australia. There is a strong push happening to have Telemedicine put in place to sell women the Abortion drug RU486. DIY abortions should not be promoted, as they carry many unacceptable risks and complications,” the post said.

“Unsupervised self-administration of RU486 will lead to more hospital admissions due to the known risks of RU486, namely failing to remove the unborn child’s residual body parts, hemorrhaging, high blood pressure, vomiting, cramping and sepsis,” Wendy Francis, a spokeswoman for an advocacy group called the Australian Christian Lobby, added.

http://www.cuzzblue.com/2020/04/pro-abortionists-in-australia-urge.html

>>8828306

Ty Baker

PAT678 landing at Los Alamitos. PAT104 landing at Andrews.

>>8828455

Crete flag compared to ….

WELCOME NEWFAGS! please see pics related, dont respond to obvious shilling as its only posted here to get responses and distract from the research anons do 24/7. called the 5 prong slide per Q. its best to lurk moar for at least 3 full breads (751ish posts each) before ever responding. youll understand why afterwards i promise, it will become v obvious (usually except some of them seem to have retreated for the time being kek) get comfy, filter if you want, and lets save the world.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/california-public-school-teacher-admits-teaching-students-trump-fascist-trashes-republican-students-social-media/

CNN Politics

@CNNPolitics

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announces an economic recovery committee that includes four former governors including Jerry Brown and Arnold Schwarzenegger and executives such as Apple CEO Tim Cook. It will be chaired by former presidential candidate Tom Steyer

sauce: https://twitter.com/CNNPolitics/status/1251234778575142918?s=20

>>8828441

No sauce just the story

Senator Schumer attempted to embarrass the President by wearing a mask to criticize President Trump for not wearing a mask, explaining how important the mask is to public health. Apparently no one told him it is supposed to cover your nose as well. Every day I get more and more amazed at the absolute hypocrisy of the opposition. While the President gets up day after day and do his best to help Americans, his opponents continue to stage stunts like this to diminish our leader at a time of national crisis. What happened to everyone pulling together.

>>8828513

Fact.

https://www.tmz.com/2020/04/17/lori-loughlin-judge-fbi-alleged-misconduct-usc-admissions-serious-disturbing/

>>8828231

So the shills are advertising for more silent approval. Got it.

>>8828399

this one looks like pro abortion talking points

def some weird shit goin on

TYB

Gilead

Hmm

>>8828443

>>8828376

4???

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Are they contractors?

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>>8828463

>>8828440

https://www.wnd.com/2020/04/n-j-governor-admits-never-considered-constitution-shutting-churches/

>>8828484

GIF

>>8828372

>>8828306

TYB

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>>8828472

>>8828335 late last bread

>>8827958 last bread

>>8828226 last bread

>>8828315 last bread

Anon establishes that Seth Rich, murdered July 10th, 2016, had been dead 18 days at the time of the FBI Confidential Human Source recorded conversation with George Papadopoulos concerning DNC leaks. Established as July 28th, 2016 by discussion of current events. (Approval of Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station) Nowhere in this FISA declas document is a date of the conversation disclosed. Triangulation anons!

https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/2020-3-13%20FISA%20Senate%20-%20Transcript%20of%20George%20Papadopoulos%20and%20FBI%20Confidential%20Human%20Source%20declassified%20March%2013%202020.pdf

Nailed it! July 28th, 2016!

On 28 July 2016 the EDF board approved the project

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinkley_Point_C_nuclear_power_station

Murder of Seth Rich

Date July 10, 2016

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Seth_Rich

>>8828569

>>8828484

Market Report-to close out the week

First the actuals.

Stocks ended with strong gains Friday, cementing a positive week, as investors appeared to take comfort in a report that a COVID-19 treatment showed promise and the White House outlined a plan to begin reopening parts of the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, 2.99% ended around 705 points higher, up 3%, near 24,242, according to preliminary figures, while the S&P 500 SPX, 2.68% advanced around 75 points, or 2.7%, to close near 2,875. The Nasdaq Composite COMP, 1.38% gained 118 points, or 1.4%, finishing near 8,650. The gains left the Dow up 10.6% for the week, while the S&P 500 rose 11.2% and the Nasdaq advanced more than 12%. Boeing Co. BA, +14.54% helped lift the Dow, with shares rising 14.7% after the company said it would slowly resume production. The bounce turned shares positive for the week, leaving them with a 1.4% gain. Boeing shares have fallen nearly 53% in the year to date.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/dow-ends-more-than-700-points-higher-as-stocks-log-second-week-of-gains-2020-04-17

and Speaking of Boeing

Boeing to restart operations at Philadelphia area plants next week

The company said operations at its Philadelphia plants, which manufacture military rotorcraft including the H-47 Chinook, V-22 Osprey and MH-139A Grey Wolf, would restart on Monday with enhanced safety measures. Boeing said on Thursday it would resume the production of commercial jets next week in Washington state.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-boeing/boeing-to-restart-operations-at-philadelphia-area-plants-next-week-idUSKBN21Z377?

U.S. airlines sitting on $10 billion owed to consumers for canceled flights, lawmakers say

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-airlines-refunds/u-s-airlines-sitting-on-10-billion-owed-to-consumers-for-canceled-flights-lawmakers-say-idUSKBN21Z27O

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Something got up the NASDAQ's butt right after 2:36pm EST and it went parabolic with a volley of shorts covering. Oil absolutely SHEDDED today as the forecasts keep coming down as well as a major shift in the big ETF as they will now move 20% of it's contracts to the second traded month. The May contract crashed to a $17 handle intraday (dramatically lower than the $25 handle in the June contract). It means that there is WAYY too much oil in storage (has for awhile now) to take delivery on so they are declining and paying a nice chunk of change to push it forward another month-essentially betting that they can get prices higher by then. Can't admit defeat so let's just roll it all forward and "hope"-where have we heard this before….?

in other oil news

Iraqi Kurdistan To Defer Payments To Oil Firms As Prices Crash

The semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan in Iraq will defer payments to oil companies operating in the region for the oil sales they had made between November 2019 and February 2020, one of those companies, London-listed Genel Energy plc said on Friday, as Iraq and the Kurdistan region are struggling to meet their obligations after the oil price crash.

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Iraqi-Kurdistan-To-Defer-Payments-To-Oil-Firms-As-Prices-Crash.html

10Y Yields spiked late on Friday as The Fed tapered its QE program again. Muh "Not QE" QE but less of it. See Cap#4. The dollar ended the week about where it was on wednesday after it's move then. Bonds simply shrugged at today' action..except Italy where they are now seeing the spreads getting into TNT territory. They have been impacted much moar than the rest of Europe and the world. Gee I wonder why…..kek-see you Pope "frank"

Some Headlines

JPMorgan says it has $26 billion in small business relief applications that need funding

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/17/jpmorgan-says-it-has-26-billion-in-small-business-applications-left.html

Struggling Chesapeake Energy halts dividend

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/struggling-chesapeake-energy-halts-dividend-2020-04-17

https://www.macrotrends.net/2566/crude-oil-prices-today-live-chart

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EDJI?p=^DJI

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd10y