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Thank you! Another crazy town thing to add... It has been reported that a few of the healthcare workers in Missouri were exposed to the H5N1 patient hospitalized BEFORE droplet protection protocols were initiated. But... 'why' weren't infection prevention protocols initiated just as a matter of normal hospital operation? That's a tragedy and horribly shameful. One thing I also want to know... when those healthcare workers came down with "respiratory" symptoms after exposure to "the sick guy", did or didn't they 'stay home when sick' and start wearing an N95 mask to protect others? My guess is a confident NO, considering how the masses are behaving. And what is taking CDC so long with the tests of the healthcare workers? It's criminal really.

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Sarscov2

Bird flu

Rsv

Good old regular flu

Mysterious dog virus (wonder if it’s bird flu?)

A collapsed health care system

A fragile healthcare supply chain

Remember when there was an albuterol shortage, way back in 2022/23 ? Children were using inhalers in the hospital cause there wasn’t enough albuterol for nebulizers. This was during a Covid and rsv wave. When children’s wards were overflowing and babies were dying.

Get ready for a rough winter.

Helene has caused major disruptions in the supply chains. I expect “elective” surgeries and procedures to be put on hold. Colonoscopies too. They all use IV’s. No doubt there are other supply chain disruptions.

We shouldn’t hoard what we need to survive- but what other choice is there, when our leaders don’t care who dies, or how many of us die.

USA- where no lives matter

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