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[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2437000]Drama,

You have most of CoVid19 symptoms.

It spreads quickly to your parents, and others too.

I suspect Tijuana bars will all shut down soon.[/QUOTE]I am amazed HK is still open, but hopefully Mexico will be spared the same fate as parts of Europe. Interesting observations, whether I got sick from my parents or the opposite. We had not seen each other in 8 months, after meeting we were all sick within 24 hours. My guys that work with me that are all Hispanic and I am around much more then my parents, including when I was sick. None of them or there families are sick. The girls I know from MTY and other places in Mexico none of them are sick. 2 of them I had sex with a few days prior to getting sick, so maybe some good news.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2437010]Probably. But calling it the Chinese virus or putting the blame in the middle of the crisis is resulting in a great rise in racism against Asian Americans such as myself who is neither Chinese nor want to do anything with China. So much so that I've dusted off my 9 mm peashooter just in case I am unable to reach the trunk of my car to access my diplomacy kit.[/QUOTE]Let's call it the CCP virus. Its not the Chinese people's fault, its their government that hid it and let it get out of control.

As far as the news reports, they always try to AMP up the hostility. One racist asshole doesn't doesn't stand for all, most or even many of us. I feel bad for the girl, but the news probably wouldn't report if someone slapped that asshole down. I know I wouldn't have tolerated someone doing that if I was standing by.

[QUOTE=DickusMaximus;2437262]Let's call it the CCP virus. Its not the Chinese people's fault, its their government that hid it and let it get out of control.

As far as the news reports, they always try to AMP up the hostility. One racist asshole doesn't doesn't stand for all, most or even many of us. I feel bad for the girl, but the news probably wouldn't report if someone slapped that asshole down. I know I wouldn't have tolerated someone doing that if I was standing by.[/QUOTE]What ever anyone wants to call it, I'm conceal carrying again. Fuck this shit. My warning shots are to the kneecaps because I am such a nice guy.

Recent article on attacks on Asians. . .

The New York Times just ran a 2,000-word story about East Asians being "Spit on, yelled at, attacked" by persons who blame them for the coronavirus. But who are those persons?

For deeper insights into the matter I refer readers to Ying Ma's 2011 book Chinese Girl in the Ghetto, mentioned by us here (2006), here (2010), here (2011), and here (2017) . . . Ma's new book, Chinese Girl in the Ghetto, is partly about how a girl growing up in post-Mao China took advantage of the freedom and opportunity she found in the United States. But it is also about the daily racism and harassment she. And many other Asians. Experience in the (ghetto of Oakland).

[URL]https://vdare.com/posts/east-asian-americans-under-attack-but-who-are-the-attackers[/URL]

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2437061]Jackie has a good beef here. A Chinese female student in Washington reported being verbally abused and spit on by a stranger on the street. She was assaulted but went to a quiet corner and cried to herself. This is why American women became a lot tougher, having to fight off rude, stupid, offensive. They would have kicked this asshole's balls in.

I would suggest anyone abused and assaulted to fight back, grab hold of the offenders, kick them in their balls and scream for help. That would put them in prison to get a few doses of personal CoVid19 every day.

But the chicas told me Jackie looks more like tough guy Kim Jong Un, who's still trying to hide the millions North Koreans infected, sick and dead from the rest of the word. Jackie would be feared anywhere he goes in the world.[/QUOTE]

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If there is anything good to report about the Corona virus:

It seems to be killing off a lot of "C-list" and "D-list" actors and celebrities.

While treating the A-list celebrities better (example: Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson).

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/dr-birx-predicts-200-000-115800421.html[/URL]

Best case scenario is 100,000-200,000 Americans killed. This is coming from Trump's team. In the USA, the richest and best medical care country in the entire fucking world.

Want to know what will happen to the people of Tijuana when we import the Covid-19 to them? Oh yeah, the Mexicans are a tough race. That went pretty well for the Incas too.

Stay at home. Do your fucking part.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2438856]best medical care country in the entire fucking world.[/QUOTE]"Best medical care" if you are among those who can afford it. In much of the developed world, the United States is considered a backwards country medically. A few weeks ago (before the quarantine was in place everywhere), the Norway Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised students outside the country to return home if they were in "a country with poorly developed health services and infrastructure and / or collective infrastructure, for example the USA. ".

[URL]https://twitter.com/JeremyKlemin/status/1239218272521859073[/URL]

Yeah, if you can afford the Mayo Clinic or Johns Hopkins you are in the best hands in the world. But most of us are in for a world of hurt because the average medical care in the US is at third world level. It's why I and millions of other Americans regularly travel to MEXICO (and Canada) for health care.

[URL]https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/30/andres-manuel-lopez-obrador-el-chapo-mother-mexico[/URL]

Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Mexican president ignores coronavirus restrictions to greet El Chapo's mother.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador provokes perplexity and scorn with visit to drug lord's home town in Sinaloa.

Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondent Mon 30 Mar 2020 10.21 EDTLast modified on Mon 30 Mar 2020 15.57 EDT.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, according to one Mexican journalist, 'failed to keep a healthy distance – in more than one sense'. Photograph: Henry Romero / Reuters.

Mexico's president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has sparked perplexity and scorn by visiting the home town of his country's most infamous drug lord and greeting the gangster's mother – despite a plea from his own government for Mexicans to stay indoors.

Mexico's deputy health minister on Saturday implored the country's 130 million citizens not to leave home in an "urgent" bid to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Coronavirus advice from Mexico's president: 'Live life as usual'.

But less than 24 hours later López Obrador ignored that advice and journeyed to Badiraguato – the birthplace and former stomping ground of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmáand, the world-famous narco boss who was last year jailed for life in the United States.

Located in the northern state of Sinaloa, Badiraguato is part of Mexico's so-called Golden Triangle, a poor and mountainous marijuana- and poppy-growing region long at the heart of the country's drug trade.

The controversy did not end there. Video footage that went viral on Sunday evening showed the leftwing populist – who most call Amlo – shaking the hand of El Chapo's elderly mother, María Consuelo Loera Pérez, as she sat in her car.

"Don't get out," Amlo can be heard telling the 92-year-old woman, before adding: "I got your letter. ".

Also visible in the footage, putting his arm around Mexico's president, is a man identified as José Luis González Meza, a Guzmáand family representative.

Amlo has been widely criticised for his lackadaisical response to coronavirus, and his outing sparked further anger – with many noting that the visit had coincided with the 30th birthday of El Chapo's son, Ovidio Guzmáand López.

Last October heavily armed cartel gunmen brought Sinaloa's capital, Culiacáand, to a standstill in order to secure Ovidio's release after his home was raided by the army.

"It is very hard to understand what the president did today in Badiraguato," tweeted the Mexican journalist Pascal Beltráand del areío. Amlo had "failed to keep a healthy distance – in more than one sense", he added.

Marko Cortés, an opposition leader from the National Action party (Pan), described the meeting as an insult to victims of Mexico's cartels and members of the armed forces who were risking their lives to tackle them. "You must urgently explain your connection to this family," Cortés tweeted.

Ioan Grillo, the author of the book El Narco: Inside Mexico's Criminal Insurgency, said Amlo's visit was a mistake.

"he needs to be 100% leading the country in the fight against the pandemic. This is a terrible way to distract from it. None of this helps Amlo or the country," Grillo added.

Amlo, who was making his second visit to Badiraguato since taking power in 2018, has pledged to lift the long-neglected drug-producing region out of poverty.

Writing on Twitter, Mexico's leader said he visited the Sierra Madre region "to connect with marginalized communities and villages".

Amlo defended his actions at a press conference in Mexico City on Monday morning dismissing the "scandal" he claimed only Mexican conservatives were making over his encounter with El Chapo's mother.

"They told me she was there and wanted to greet me so I got out of my truck and greeted her. She's a 92-year-old woman," Mexico's president said.

Corruption was Mexico's "plague", Amlo insisted, "not a pensioner who deserves my full respect. Whoever her son might be".

"Sometimes, because it's my job, I have to give my hand to white-collar criminals" Amlo added. "So how could I not give it to an old lady?

Mexico's presidency later published the letter El Chapo's mother had sent to Amlo on March 20.

In it she lamented being denied a visa to see her son in the United States and pleaded with Amlo – who she called her "brother in Christ" –- to help her visit. "It's been more than five years since I've seen him," she wrote.

Additional reporting David Agren.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2438934][URL]https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/30/andres-manuel-lopez-obrador-el-chapo-mother-mexico[/URL]

Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador.

Mexican president ignores coronavirus restrictions to greet El Chapo's mother.

Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador provokes perplexity and scorn with visit to drug lord's home town in Sinaloa.

Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondent Mon 30 Mar 2020 10.21 EDTLast modified on Mon 30 Mar 2020 15.57 EDT.

President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador, according to one Mexican journalist, 'failed to keep a healthy distance in more than one sense'. Photograph: Henry Romero / Reuters.

Mexico's president, Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador, has sparked perplexity and scorn by visiting the home town of his country's most infamous drug lord and greeting the gangster's mother despite a plea from his own government for Mexicans to stay indoors.

Mexico's deputy health minister on Saturday implored the country's 130 million citizens not to leave home in an "urgent" bid to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Coronavirus advice from Mexico's president: 'Live life as usual'.

But less than 24 hours later Lpez Obrador ignored that advice and journeyed to Badiraguato the birthplace and former stomping ground of Joaqun "El Chapo" Guzmand, the world-famous narco boss who was last year jailed for life in the United States.

Located in the northern state of Sinaloa, Badiraguato is part of Mexico's so-called Golden Triangle, a poor and mountainous marijuana- and poppy-growing region long at the heart of the country's drug trade.

The controversy did not end there. Video footage that went viral on Sunday evening showed the leftwing populist who most call Amlo shaking the hand of El Chapo's elderly mother, Mara Consuelo Loera Prez, as she sat in her car.

"Don't get out," Amlo can be heard telling the 92-year-old woman, before adding: "I got your letter. ".

Also visible in the footage, putting his arm around Mexico's president, is a man identified as Jos Luis Gonzlez Meza, a Guzmand family representative.

Amlo has been widely criticised for his lackadaisical response to coronavirus, and his outing sparked further anger with many noting that the visit had coincided with the 30th birthday of El Chapo's son, Ovidio Guzmand Lpez.

Last October heavily armed cartel gunmen brought Sinaloa's capital, Culiacand, to a standstill in order to secure Ovidio's release after his home was raided by the army.

"It is very hard to understand what the president did today in Badiraguato," tweeted the Mexican journalist Pascal Beltrand del areo. Amlo had "failed to keep a healthy distance in more than one sense", he added.

Marko Corts, an opposition leader from the National Action party (Pan), described the meeting as an insult to victims of Mexico's cartels and members of the armed forces who were risking their lives to tackle them. "You must urgently explain your connection to this family," Corts tweeted.

Ioan Grillo, the author of the book El Narco: Inside Mexico's Criminal Insurgency, said Amlo's visit was a mistake.

"he needs to be 100% leading the country in the fight against the pandemic. This is a terrible way to distract from it. None of this helps Amlo or the country," Grillo added.

Amlo, who was making his second visit to Badiraguato since taking power in 2018, has pledged to lift the long-neglected drug-producing region out of poverty.

Writing on Twitter, Mexico's leader said he visited the Sierra Madre region "to connect with marginalized communities and villages".

Amlo defended his actions at a press conference in Mexico City on Monday morning dismissing the "scandal" he claimed only Mexican conservatives were making over his encounter with El Chapo's mother.

"They told me she was there and wanted to greet me so I got out of my truck and greeted her. She's a 92-year-old woman," Mexico's president said.

Corruption was Mexico's "plague", Amlo insisted, "not a pensioner who deserves my full respect. Whoever her son might be".

"Sometimes, because it's my job, I have to give my hand to white-collar criminals" Amlo added. "So how could I not give it to an old lady?

Mexico's presidency later published the letter El Chapo's mother had sent to Amlo on March 20.

In it she lamented being denied a visa to see her son in the United States and pleaded with Amlo who she called her "brother in Christ" - to help her visit. "It's been more than five years since I've seen him," she wrote.

Additional reporting David Agren.[/QUOTE]This is absolutely disgusting. I just lost all faith and respect for amlo. He basically just endorsed narco cartel hyper extreme violence and murder rate. All the Mexican cops who risk their necks every day fighting the cartels and this bastard has the nerve to pay a friendly visit to El chapo's mother of all people?! That's just a big slap in the face to all the people who've suffered due to cartel violence.

It's like the dirty filthy cops who sit across the street watching out for the drug pushers in the Zona. That drug money goes to the cartels to buy more guns and bullets that will eventually be used to kill. Cops. Just a few weeks ago in TJ some hitmen ambushed like four cops eating at a taco stand. I think even the taco stand worker got shot.

Jinxx.

You got it right.

El Presidente publicly hangs out with top drugs cartel bosses, allegedly celebrating El Chapo's oldest son Olivio's 30th birthday, helps El Chapo's mother visit him in US prison. He's in effect saying it's OK for the cartels to corrupt Mexicans with drugs addiction, traffic drugs to the US and commit extreme violence and evils against the population.

None of his socio-economic reforms, promised in his election campaign, was ever started. Mexico will be hit hard by CoVid19 with his BS faith-based solutions and will slide further backward. He's flushing Mexico down the toilet faster than previous corrupt presidentes.

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/new-cdc-report-finds-covid-19-can-be-spread-13-days-before-onset-of-symptoms-174344709.html[/URL]

New CDC report finds COVID-19 can be spread 1-3 days before onset of symptoms.

'Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and the beginning of the end coronavirus pandemic,' Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Stephen Smith says.

"Malaria drug hydroxychloroquine continues to dominate the headlines after many success stories from doctors in the front line. This evening, a renowned infectious disease specialist Dr. Stephen Smith, said he and his team have treated over the 50 patients with hydroxychloroquine. Dr. Smith is the founder of the Smith Center for Infectious Diseases in New Jersey.

Tonight, Dr. Smith shared his findings among COVID-19 patients in an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham. Dr. Smith pointed out that not a single patient, COVID-19 patient, that has been under hydroxychloroquine regimen has had to to be intubated. Dr. Smith said that they had 20 intubations that all occurred within two days and more importantly, no person who received hydroxychloroquine for 5 days or more had been intubated.

Dr. Smith added that the chance of intubation happening, based on the stat done by his son, is a ridiculously low number of about 0.000 something percent. Dr. Smith said his team's data support the data from French study led by the famous French researcher Dr. Didier Raoult.

In closing, Dr. Smith said: "Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and 'the beginning of the end coronavirus pandemic. " Dr. Stephen Smith is an infectious disease specialist in Roseland, New Jersey and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area. He has been in practice for more than 20 years.

[URL]https://techstartups.com/2020/04/01/hydroxychloroquine-game-changer-beginning-end-coronavirus-pandemic-infectious-disease-specialist-dr-stephen-smith-says/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Travv;2439588]'Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and the beginning of the end coronavirus pandemic,' Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Stephen Smith says.[/QUOTE]This article from some website I've never heard of, sounds like quack science to me. The New York Times, however is reporting that "A group of moderately ill people were given hydroxychloroquine, which appeared to ease their symptoms quickly, but more research is needed. ".

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/01/health/hydroxychloroquine-coronavirus-malaria.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=Travv;2439588]'Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and the beginning of the end coronavirus pandemic,' Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Stephen Smith says...[/QUOTE]100% Fox News propaganda. This Smith guy is a fucking idiot. You don't go around touting you found the cure to one of the greatest pandemics in modern history when you've had 2 months to study the virus. And his sample size was what 50? What were the results of the control group? And the placebo group? You didn't hear him mentioning any of that did you? Probably didn't even have them. The whole "study" is nothing but a propaganda piece designed to give Trump cover for his reckless statements about this drug. A Fox News viewer in AZ actually took Doctor Trump's advice and ingested fish tank cleaner and wound up killing himself.