ggreg
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6/6/2020 1:25:34 PM
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Here's a better source. From TIME magazine featuring the lovely Mrs Gates..
https://time.com/5847483/melinda-gates-covid-19/
"The first people that need this vaccine are the 60 million health care workers around the world. They deserve to get it before anybody else. Then you start tiering."
Who needs it after health care workers?
"In the U.S., that would be black people next, quite honestly, and many other people of color. They are having disproportionate effects from COVID-19. From there, people with underlying health conditions, and then people who are older. Those are the ones who all need it first. We also need to think about essential workers who are keeping our grocery stores open for us so we can buy food, or who are making sure that food moves through the warehouses."
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You do your own due-diligence on this sir, the choice is yours to make. But you have an immune system, keep it strong. Take plenty of vitamins too, especially C & D. And the daily minimum of zinc with 4 oz of tonic water each day might be a good idea too. Quinine is in tonic water and is supposed to be the ingredient in Hydroxychloroquine that when combined with zinc knocks this Covid-19 thing out. And finding out later the symptoms of what sidelined me during Christmas Holidays were identical to Covid-19 so I must assume it's what I had, and it's a real mf-er to deal with, especially the shortness of breath episodes. You may consider investing is an at home oxygen breathing system, they're pretty reasonably priced. According to ICU doctor Cameron Kyle-Sidell, that's what all the patients he was seeing really needed, not the ventilators, that will most likely get your ticket punched..., permanently.
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Stoneman
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6/8/2020 5:52:52 PM
Bill Gates funds a lot of stuff that he doesn't have to. He does it out of the kindness of his heart and is totally apolitical. Accusing him of paying WHO to declare the virus a pandemic is such a stupid charge. They declared it a pandemic because it is. Most of the worlds top physicians agree with that assertion and all the data that has been collected is quantitative proof. So, what is the purpose of this post? Is it a crime to try to help people by donating money to the entities helping to fight this disease? No, I consider that to be the mark of a great man. I am just confused about what point you are trying to make here. So what, he gives them money. He gives a lot of charities money. He has no agenda other than the safeguading of human life. That is just the kind of guy he is. I don't believe there is any sinister motive in this. It's just philanthropy at work. I met Bill many years ago when I worked in the Silicon Valley and he was a very nice guy. One of the few who gave respect and recognition to the only Black manager (me) that was in a room of over 300 Silicon Valley managers. Needless to say. I was very impressed with him. His conversation was all about moving technology forward and helping people who otherwise would be left out of the loop. I just don't see anything wrong with that. He should be applauded and supported for his efforts to make a difference in this world. I have great respet for a man like Gates. Great Respect!
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