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Manufacturing Another COVID Wave

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Here’s a description of how the authorities in Ontario are consciously manufacturing a wave of COVID mortality:

https://twitter.com/TinaYazdani/status/1382828603893821442?s=19

This is precisely the policy that resulted in thousands of COVID deaths in New York, Illinois, Michigan, Quebec, etc. A year ago, you could argue that nobody knew sending COVID patients to old-people homes would be the main driver of COVID mortality.
But today everybody knows. The only conclusion one can draw is that this is being done on purpose to justify continued lockdowns.

6 responses to “Manufacturing Another COVID Wave”

  1. cliff arroyo Avatar
    cliff arroyo

    Sort of OT (but related in a broader sense)

    I just found this great youtube channel (visuals aren’t necessary, nice, kind of Adam Curtis-ish but not necessary and it can be listened to like a podcast).

    The topics are familiar to anyone reading this but I hadn’t heard them expressed as clearly in Spanish before (I’d be happy to find a bunch but haven’t yet).
    The youtuber is Mexican with very clear diction (would be great for advanced students, hint, hint)

    Esquinofrenia natural

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf_MY8uWjWH8gwzFK6vCAmg

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  2. cliff arroyo Avatar
    cliff arroyo

    ” how the authorities in Ontario are consciously manufacturing a wave of COVID ”

    It’s been obvious for months that many (maybe most) covid policies are calculated to keep things locked down by jacking up numbers as high and as for as long as possible. Almost everything governments are doing have adverse affects on people’s health to lesser or greater degrees.

    If the post-national hellscape known as Canada is involved then it will take its ugliest most blatant form. Is it overtaking the UK as ground zero of pure neoliberal fluidity?

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    1. Clarissa Avatar
      Clarissa

      Shockingly, yes. It’s becoming worse than the UK where at least Brexit was possible. So sad.

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  3. methylethyl Avatar
    methylethyl

    Plus, it saves them a bundle on medical care for elderly people.

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    1. Clarissa Avatar
      Clarissa

      I don’t want to think this is a factor but how can I avoid it? Those pension payments are a burden on the state budget, so. . .

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      1. bluebird of bitterness Avatar
        bluebird of bitterness

        That was my thought as well. Unfunded liabilities, of which pensions are huge part, are sinking the economies of many states, so from a purely economic standpoint, the sooner those old folks cash in their chips, the better.

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