Archive for the 'Collapse' Category
China’s Factory Activity Slumps in February to Weakest Reading on Record
March 1st, 2020I happened to be listening to this in the background: Via: CNBC: A private survey showed China’s manufacturing activity slumped in February, as the coronavirus outbreak hit the world’s second largest economy. On Monday, the Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) came in at 40.3 for February — the lowest reading since the survey was […]
NZ “Experts”: Don’t Panic
February 28th, 2020Via: New Zealand Herald: People are panic-buying water, sanitiser and other essentials, causing lengthy queues at many supermarkets after confirmation of the first coronavirus case in New Zealand. But experts are urging calm, and say there is no need for panic. Queues were out the door at at least one Pak’nSave this morning and shelves […]
Another Day, Another Market Wreck
February 27th, 2020Via: Yahoo Finance: The last six days saw the S&P 500 drop by 10% from its all-time high at rate faster than it ever has before, according to Deutsche Bank Securities.
Coronavirus Outbreak a Hoax?
February 27th, 2020Why not? The published numbers could easily be completely fabricated or related to other illnesses. Jon Rappoport has been talking about social engineering around health issues for decades, and the coronavirus situation is no different: How to stage a fake epidemic (and brainwash billions of people). Let’s assume, for a moment, that it’s real. How […]
Coronavirus: Japan Closing All Schools
February 27th, 2020Via: Reuters: All Japan’s elementary, junior and high schools will be asked to close from March 2 until their upcoming spring break to help contain the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a task force fighting the virus on Thursday.
U.S. Car Industry Most Reliant on Chinese Parts
February 26th, 2020Via: Statista: China is among the world’s largest suppliers of car parts, exporting motor vehicle parts and accessories worth $34.8 billion in 2018, according to the UN’s Comtrade database. As the following chart shows, the U.S. car industry is theoretically most at risk of production outages as it relies heavily on parts sourced from China.
Polio Vaccine Caused Polio Outbreak in Pakistan
February 25th, 2020Via: Guardian: According to the source within the programme, the renewed outbreak of the P2 strand came from a mismanagement of vaccines, which carry a live strain of the disease to create immunity. After the strand was eliminated from Pakistan five years ago, all P2 vaccines should have been collected from hospitals and clinics and […]
U.S. Health Officials Urge Americans to Prepare for Spread of Coronavirus
February 25th, 2020Via: Reuters: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Tuesday alerted Americans to begin preparing for the spread of coronavirus in the United States after infections surfaced in several more countries. The announcement signaled a change in tone for the Atlanta-based U.S. health agency, which had largely been focused on efforts to […]
Video Content Producers Increasingly Trying to Work Around YouTube Censorship
February 25th, 2020Here are three videos in a row that I just watched with people trying to dance around YouTube’s censorship and demonetization systems. In the first one, Dana Ashlie goes as far as showing a white board to convey a glossary of terms!
The China They Don’t Want You to See
February 24th, 2020I’ve been waiting a long time for Winston to finally let it rip. Via: serpentza:
