Robert A. heinlein book sixth column also published as the day after tomorrow. After USa is invaded scientsts develop a weapon based on sickle cell anaemia to kill off all non whites on theplanet and save America. Good read, not been inprimnt foryears probably due to racist overtones but its extremely unlikely anyone will develop a bio weapon with such a low death rate, and quite likely the next ones will be targeted according to thedna of the host

Big'n wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 4:26 pmFor Boyle to be correct, the Chinese regime would have to have both the intention and the capability to develop such a bioweapon, but does it?

we know china has the tech to do it

it could easily have been made in another country and released in china

"One ebook, which the ABC has chosen not to name, discusses the possibility the novel coronavirus was caused by biohazard research that escaped the lab — a conspiracy theory not substantiated by any public health authority.

It also claims there is evidence to suggest the virus is engineered and potentially operates similarly to HIV"
From an article on abc "How the coronavirus emergency is exploited on eBay and Amazon"
Full https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/science/ ... e/11965832

hanno wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 6:00 am

Big'n wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 6:29 pm The article lays out:

Means
Motive
Opportunity

When investigators examined a possible suspect in a crime these are the essential factors that they look for.

1. China ticks all the boxes.
2. The extraordinary measures that the CCP is CURRENTLY applying is way over the top if it were merely a question of natural evolution. The numbers that they are reporting are minimal for a country of 1.4 Billion people. What, 14,000 dead? By comparison the US has 22,000 dead this flu season with a population of 0.340 Billion. Percentage wise America should be in total lockdown using the CCP logic. They know something we don't.
3. Ad hominem is the choice of those who want to distract from the truth.
4. What are you trying to hide?

Tinfoil, where is the tinfoil?

You morons act like I pulled this out of my ass. All I did was share an article about the threat that Covid19 poses. After the Cruise ship PR stunt by HE it will soon be clear what the KoW will be dealing with. With the MASSIVE group of people greeting the passengers, and given the fact that the virus has a long incubation period (+20 days) and that it is infectious during this asymptomatic period, the odds are that a local epidemic is not only likely, but almost inevitable. If you are still so dense, or a disinformation professional, as to ignore the situation, I will leave you to your fate. FOAD

Big'n - we are talking here about Dr Francis Boyle's biological warfare theory. Not about the risks of the virus.

Handonheart posted this link which explains the history of this theory.
It is classic illogical irrational conflation and crap.
Read it.
AND look at Boyles credentials. Loonie tunes.
A classic case study in how bogus conspiracy con-jobs take on a life of their own with absolutely zero basis in fact.
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https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/29/co ... bioweapon/

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 2:55 pm You morons act like I pulled this out of my ass. All I did was share an article about the threat that Covid19 poses. After the Cruise ship PR stunt by HE it will soon be clear what the KoW will be dealing with. With the MASSIVE group of people greeting the passengers, and given the fact that the virus has a long incubation period (+20 days) and that it is infectious during this asymptomatic period, the odds are that a local epidemic is not only likely, but almost inevitable. If you are still so dense, or a disinformation professional, as to ignore the situation, I will leave you to your fate. FOAD

So much is unknown, but let’s debunk a few here:

The story about asymptomatic people infecting others comes from the Chinese woman infecting quite a lot of people in Germany. New research shows she was symptomatic but took paracetamol to suppress it.

The 24 days incubation time has not been peer reviewed yet, but the news might even be worse... some doctors think re-infection is possible, hence the very long (estimated) incubation time. Mean incubation time is 3-4 days.

Kammekor wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 7:14 pm

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 2:55 pm You morons act like I pulled this out of my ass. All I did was share an article about the threat that Covid19 poses. After the Cruise ship PR stunt by HE it will soon be clear what the KoW will be dealing with. With the MASSIVE group of people greeting the passengers, and given the fact that the virus has a long incubation period (+20 days) and that it is infectious during this asymptomatic period, the odds are that a local epidemic is not only likely, but almost inevitable. If you are still so dense, or a disinformation professional, as to ignore the situation, I will leave you to your fate. FOAD

So much is unknown, but let’s debunk a few here:

The story about asymptomatic people infecting others comes from the Chinese woman infecting quite a lot of people in Germany. New research shows she was symptomatic but took paracetamol to suppress it.

The 24 days incubation time has not been peer reviewed yet, but the news might even be worse... some doctors think re-infection is possible, hence the very long (estimated) incubation time. Mean incubation time is 3-4 days.

As per Lancet report:

Recent evidence suggests that even someone who is non-symptomatic can spread COVID-19 with high efficiency, and conventional measures of protection, such as face masks, provide insufficient protection. A boy aged 10 years who was infected with COVID-19 had no symptoms but had visible changes in lung imaging and blood markers of disease.1 Another patient undergoing surgery in a hospital in Wuhan infected 14 health-care workers even before fever onset.3 Additionally, a medical expert, who visited Wuhan to investigate the COVID-19 outbreak, after returning to Beijing, initially exhibited conjunctivitis of the lower left eyelid before the appearance of catarrhal symptoms and fever.4 The individual tested positive for COVID-19, suggesting its tropism to non-respiratory mucosal surfaces, thus limiting the effectiveness of face masks. A patient who travelled from Shanghai to attend a meeting in Germany was subclinical until on the flight back to China. However, two of this patient's close contacts and another two patients attending the meeting without close contact were found to be infected with COVID-19.5 This recent case shows that not only can subclinical patients transmit the virus effectively but patients can also shed high amounts of the virus and infect others even after recovery from the acute illness. These findings warrant aggressive measures (such as N95 masks, goggles, and protective gowns) to ensure the safety of health-care workers during this COVID-19 outbreak, as well as future outbreaks, especially in the initial stages where limited information about the transmission and infective potency of the virus is available.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanr ... 7/fulltext