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2 hours ago, RoadWarrior371 said:

Timing is the issue here.  The WHO actually chastised countries that enacted proactive travel bans early on, and were late calling the spread to other countries, once again suckling China's gonads. Wake up and release your suction.

The WHO sent clear warnings at least from 30 January.

 

The WHO defines a PHEIC as an “extraordinary event” that “constitute a public health risk to other States through the international spread of disease” and “potentially require a coordinated international response.” 

https://time.com/5774747/coronavirus-who-public-health-emergency/

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11 hours ago, rabas said:

And yet amazingly, the top six EU countries of equal population to the US have far more cases and vastly more deaths than the US. They were even using Chloroquine before Trump mentioned Chloroquine.

 

EU-6 = UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland :  51,127 dead.

US : 12,857 dead

 

https://ncov2019.live/

 

Why: EU was listening to you know WHO.

 

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2 hours ago, Number 6 said:

There is definitely scapegoating going on here but it's been handled horribly. The Taiwan thing and the messaging in early days just unbelievable.

 

US should pull out of all UN program, WHO. Realign NATO.

 

China pays 0.25 percent of WHO. China is just a horrible actor on the world stage. Can't trust it on anything.

 

 

Thank goodness-as you keep repeating ad nauseum-that you are not a Trump supporter or a member of the American alt-right...????

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4 hours ago, candide said:

Same as Trump: try to blame someone else for their failure. Japan refused to impose lockdown and is currently experiencing a surge of epidemic. Just as pathetic as Trump.

China started it

Chi Nah

Not Japan

 

You are blaming innocent victims

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4 hours ago, RoadWarrior371 said:

Timing is the issue here.  The WHO actually chastised countries that enacted proactive travel bans early on, and were late calling the spread to other countries, once again suckling China's gonads. Wake up and release your suction.

Yes, they were late. 45 days after they issued a grave warning Trump was still downplaying it mightily though. He is again blaming others for his own incompetence.

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22 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Correct. The WHO has handled this very poorly indeed. They handed out a lot of very poor advice which has undoubtedly made the situation worse.

 

However, many people have an irrational hate of Donald Trump so they will disagree. If Trump said water was wet they'd disagree. It's a shame they lack the ability to separate their emotions from the cold hard facts.

JonnyF

You are so right I was just about to write the same thing.

It's a shame they lack the ability to separate their emotions from the cold hard facts. So True

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2 hours ago, candide said:

The WHO sent clear warnings at least from 30 January.

 

The WHO defines a PHEIC as an “extraordinary event” that “constitute a public health risk to other States through the international spread of disease” and “potentially require a coordinated international response.” 

https://time.com/5774747/coronavirus-who-public-health-emergency/

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This was said to carefully avoid the word pandemic at the time. This resulted in many saying "See not a problem" even here at TV. This was part of the cover up, China's plan.

 

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10 hours ago, rabas said:

That's the point its author made. Maybe talk to him?

I reply to a post, you try to explain, your explanation is deemed incorrect. So you tell me to talk to the poster. Maybe better to not try to explain other's posts.

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1 hour ago, Langsuan Man said:

I get so sick and tired of hearing how Trump single-handedly prevented the Corna Virus from spreading due to his decision to ban travel from China, once again it is pure Trump hyperbole and the ban he is so proud of had more holes that a block of Swiss cheese 

 

 source: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trumps-ban-on-china-travel-his-claims-vs-reality-2020-03-27

Somehow I pity him for taking all the blame. He is ignorant undoubtly, but he doesn't run the administration alone.

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One medical worker called it “insane,” another said it induces paranoia - the speed with which patients are declining and dying from the novel coronavirus is shocking even veteran doctors ...

 

Patients “look fine, feel fine, then you turn around and they’re unresponsive,” said Diana Torres, a nurse at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York ... “I’m paranoid, scared to walk out of their room.”

 

It isn’t just elderly or patients with underlying health conditions who can be fine one minute and at death’s door the next. It can happen for the young and healthy, too, health professionals told Reuters.

 

Caution reading :  https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-deaths/from-fine-to-flailing-rapid-health-declines-in-covid-19-patients-jar-doctors-nurses-idUSKCN21Q36V

 

China lied repeatedly.

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5 minutes ago, stevenl said:

Yes, can happen to anybody. But all over the world the numbers show it are the elderly and those with underlying conditions who are, by far, most at risk. Others are exceptions

I assume you mean at "at risk " of death.

True, but it seems the majority of infections are occuring in those between 25 -50

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1 minute ago, rabas said:

5 March? Today US death rate is  14795÷435128 => 3.4% Looks like Trump is a better mathematician.

 

On March 15 the US death rate was under 1.0%. About 5 March just 0.5%

 

Not only a better mathematician, more accurate and honest.

More honest? No chance.

 

But yes, looking at the very low numbers of testing it is extremely likely the number of infections is much higher, therefore the death rate much lower. Caveat with that is that the cause of death seems to be rather arbitrary.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-slammed-over-coronavirus-hes-184621821.html
The New York Times
Trump Slammed the WHO Over Coronavirus. He's Not Alone.

In Japan, Taro Aso, the deputy prime minister and finance minister, recently noted that some people have started referring to the World Health Organization as the “Chinese Health Organization” because of what he described as its close ties to Beijing. Taiwanese officials say the WHO ignored its early warnings about the virus because China refuses to allow Taiwan, a self-governing island it claims as its territory, to become a member.

 

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33 minutes ago, rabas said:

5 March? Today US death rate is  14795÷435128 => 3.4% Looks like Trump is a better mathematician.

 

On March 15 the US death rate was under 1.0%. About 5 March just 0.5%

 

Not only a better mathematician, more accurate and honest.

I suggest you check your figures for today 

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27 minutes ago, Mavideol said:
 
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-slammed-over-coronavirus-hes-184621821.html
The New York Times
Trump Slammed the WHO Over Coronavirus. He's Not Alone.

In Japan, Taro Aso, the deputy prime minister and finance minister, recently noted that some people have started referring to the World Health Organization as the “Chinese Health Organization” because of what he described as its close ties to Beijing. Taiwanese officials say the WHO ignored its early warnings about the virus because China refuses to allow Taiwan, a self-governing island it claims as its territory, to become a member.

 

Japan was slowed to implement tough measures to minimize the infection. They have been criticized by their own citizens. They are well behind the curve compare to their neighbouring Taiwan and South Korea. But I am still surprised by the Deputy PM putting blame. It’s not Japanese culture to shirk responsibility. 

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