Steve James wrote:Fwiw, the Spanish called it the French flu
The US soldiers durin 1ww thought they where in France when they ate Belgian fries .....called them French fries
Steve James wrote:Fwiw, the Spanish called it the French flu
Steve James wrote:This is the bat-shit thread, so .... Turns out that Pompeo blames Russia, Iran, and China for the slow response. And Pence blames the slow response on China and the CDC. McConnell argues that the impeachment slowed Congressional response.
No April Fools, just one thing ya'll can check. Hindsight is 20/20.
https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=5EA90F83
Trick wrote:So there are supposedly only 9countries in the world that harbor bio safety level4 labs(perhaps lucky so), why just nine countries ? Are those labs under an single governing body that act apart from the countries governments hosting those labs? Find it hard to believe, but hey this is the Crazy virus thread.....free to brainstorm
Steve James wrote:https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/california-engineer-ran-train-off-the-end-of-rail-tracks-in-attempted-attack-on-usns-mercy-in-los-angeles-doj-says/ar-BB123hkm?li=BBnbcA1&ocid=hplocalnews
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/california-engineer-ran-train-off-the-end-of-rail-tracks-in-attempted-attack-on-usns-mercy-in-los-angeles-doj-says/ar-BB123hkm?li=BBnbcA1&ocid=hplocalnews
A California man faces federal charges after officials allege he ran a train "at full speed off the end of rail tracks" near the U.S. Naval Ship Mercy, the 1,000-bed floating hospital that arrived in the Port of Los Angeles last week amid the coronavirus pandemic
The ship commander probably doesn't care if he's canned if his crew is saved. No way to tell how the virus got aboard ship.
everything wrote:Anywhere those ships come into contact with other ships (human-to-human contact especially) is a risk. However, that's already happened of course. A friend's brother is on another ship whose personnel went to help the Roosevelt earlier (before knowing anyone was sick). So that entire ship is also at risk. You can't isolate everyone within the ship, but perhaps you can keep other ships from being in contact with ships with known infections. Not sure what people in Guam are now at risk, but I guess the idea is there is more space for quarantine on land.
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