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The Wuhan Coronavirus, the active impeachment of a sitting US president, an earthquake and volcanic eruption in the Philippines, floods in Indonesia, the death of Kobe Bryant, magnitude 7.7 earthquakes in the Caribbean and even my homeland down under has been on fire and then buried in ice and then on fire again so yeah the first month of 2020 is really trying its best to kill us all I guess what we are here for is to explore what all of these things mean to an economy both at a local and global level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Anthony Fauci is facing several hours of questioning on Capitol Hill about his role in the COVID-19 pandemic response. Some tell us they're most concerned about how U.S. tax dollars funded lab research in China. Another day on the campaign trail, President Joe Biden is in South Carolina, honoring the lives lost during a racially-motivated shooting several years ago. But the question remains: will black voters back the president for this election cycle? Former President Donald Trump is now moving to dismiss the Georgia election case. What's his argument, and what's next as he is set to appear at a D.C. courtroom Tuesday? Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's lapse in judgment gets a pass. How is the White House responding after he took four days to report that he was in the hospital? Homeland Security Chief Alejandro Mayorkas is down at the southern border Monday, just days before his impeachment hearing. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

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“Fraud from the Pentagon” “False Republican Notions” “The Crimes of Democrat Leaders" "RINO Intervention"  The Tara Showhttps://www.audacy.com/989word Follow us on Social MediaJoin our Live StreamWeekdays - 6am to 10am Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/989wordRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2031096X: https://twitter.com/989wordInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/989word/ "Red Meat, Greenville." 12/21/23

“Hiding in the Darkness” “Lies, Deceit, and Wuhan” “Will Ukraine Pay us Back?” “The Ukrainian Disaster” 

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Part 1 of 2. DOCUMENTARY–The Final War: The 100-Year Plot to Defeat America. Epoch Times. An unprecedented combination of personal story and geopolitical struggle, history, and present, “The Final War” follows Epoch Times reporters and top China watchers through their journeys of awakening to the CCP threat. To say the least, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a mystery to most Americans. But behind the party jargon, unpredictable actions, and ever-changing face lies the Party's vicious plot, with America at the very heart of it. How dangerous are Beijing's tactics in Afghanistan, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Taiwan Strait? Behind the most dire issues of our time, what is the CCP's underlying strategy toward the United States? Why is the Chinese regime promoting the idea of “World War III”? As we try to make sense of the chaotic post-pandemic world, when more and more evidence starts to point toward China, we are on our way to uncovering a century-old secret. For the first time, The Epoch Times investigative team traces back to the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party to reveal its 100-year plot to defeat America. Trawling through exclusive interviews with leading China experts and whistleblowers, an ocean of internal Party records, and Party leaders' own behaviors, the film reveals the hidden truths of U.S.-China relations over the past seven decades. Generations of Party leaders have been executing their plan in succession. They are the masters of deceit and decay. Hiding behind flip-flopping policies, the communist leadership is no longer far from achieving its goal. In 2020, the same investigative team made the viral documentary “Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus.” The film exposed the Chinese communist regime's deadly coverup of the pandemic. However, the probe into how the pandemic began was just a tip of the iceberg. The Chinese regime wants the death of America, where we are strangers to our own future. How did it happen? What did the United States get wrong about China? “The Final War” answers the questions that are relevant to every American today. We had studied the CCP for years. We thought we knew it inside out. But this time, what we uncovered was beyond our imagination. It would challenge the entire knowledge system we had built around it and shake the American people to the core. * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on “My List.” Official Website: https://www.TheFinalWar.org   Watch this documentary free at- https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-final-war_4851409.html?&utm_medium=ChinaInFocus&utm_source=YouTube&utm_campaign=THEFINALWAR&utm_content=11/17/2022 or https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-final-war_4851409.html?utm_source=share-btn-copylink   Feature Films: Epoch Original content: http://EpochOriginal.com Cinema collection: http://EpochCinema.com Feature Films: https://www.theepochtimes.com/featured-films Follow EpochTV on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EpochTVus Twitter: https://twitter.com/EpochTVus Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/EpochTV Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@EpochTV Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/epochtv Gab: https://gab.com/EpochTV Telegram: https://t.me/EpochTV  EpochTV is highly recommended by ACU. Subscribe and Support them today!

Part 2 of 2. DOCUMENTARY–The Final War: The 100-Year Plot to Defeat America. Epoch Times. An unprecedented combination of personal story and geopolitical struggle, history, and present, “The Final War” follows Epoch Times reporters and top China watchers through their journeys of awakening to the CCP threat. To say the least, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a mystery to most Americans. But behind the party jargon, unpredictable actions, and ever-changing face lies the Party's vicious plot, with America at the very heart of it. How dangerous are Beijing's tactics in Afghanistan, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Taiwan Strait? Behind the most dire issues of our time, what is the CCP's underlying strategy toward the United States? Why is the Chinese regime promoting the idea of “World War III”? As we try to make sense of the chaotic post-pandemic world, when more and more evidence starts to point toward China, we are on our way to uncovering a century-old secret. For the first time, The Epoch Times investigative team traces back to the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party to reveal its 100-year plot to defeat America. Trawling through exclusive interviews with leading China experts and whistleblowers, an ocean of internal Party records, and Party leaders' own behaviors, the film reveals the hidden truths of U.S.-China relations over the past seven decades. Generations of Party leaders have been executing their plan in succession. They are the masters of deceit and decay. Hiding behind flip-flopping policies, the communist leadership is no longer far from achieving its goal. In 2020, the same investigative team made the viral documentary “Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus.” The film exposed the Chinese communist regime's deadly coverup of the pandemic. However, the probe into how the pandemic began was just a tip of the iceberg. The Chinese regime wants the death of America, where we are strangers to our own future. How did it happen? What did the United States get wrong about China? “The Final War” answers the questions that are relevant to every American today. We had studied the CCP for years. We thought we knew it inside out. But this time, what we uncovered was beyond our imagination. It would challenge the entire knowledge system we had built around it and shake the American people to the core. * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on “My List.” Official Website: https://www.TheFinalWar.org   Watch this documentary free at- https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-final-war_4851409.html?&utm_medium=ChinaInFocus&utm_source=YouTube&utm_campaign=THEFINALWAR&utm_content=11/17/2022 or https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-final-war_4851409.html?utm_source=share-btn-copylink   Feature Films: Epoch Original content: http://EpochOriginal.com Cinema collection: http://EpochCinema.com Feature Films: https://www.theepochtimes.com/featured-films Follow EpochTV on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EpochTVus Twitter: https://twitter.com/EpochTVus Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/EpochTV Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@EpochTV Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/epochtv Gab: https://gab.com/EpochTV Telegram: https://t.me/EpochTV

The Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has been listed as one of the candidates for the 2021 Outstanding Science and Technology Achievement Prize of CAS for its achievement in identifying the COVID-19 pathogeny. China's “bat woman” Shi Zhengli, and Yuan Zhiming, director of the WIV's Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory were selected as the outstanding contributors of the WIV group candidates. CAS published the candidate list on its official website on Friday. The award is mainly given to individuals or research groups who have made or demonstrated significant achievements in the past five years. CAS awards 10 such individuals and research groups annually. CAS said the WIV quickly carried out pathogen identification after the outbreak of COVID-19, completed the entire virus genome sequencing and virus isolation within a short time, confirmed that the COVID-19 virus shares the same functional receptor as the SARS virus, systematically analyzed the basic biological characteristics of the virus, and revealed that coronavirus carried by bats may be the evolutionary ancestor of the COVID-19 coronavirus. The WIV scientists also established an animal model of COVID-19 infection by using human ACE2 (angiotensin-converting enzyme2) transgenic mice and rhesus monkeys to simulate the symptoms and pathological changes of humans contracted with COVID-19. In addition, the research group established a variety of coronavirus serological tests, and nucleic acid detection techniques were established and applied to the detection of clinical samples, which revealed multiple transmission routes of the coronavirus such as fecal-oral transmission. http://globalreportage.org/2021/10/24/wuhan-coronavirus-lab-shortlisted-for-outstanding-science-achievement-prize-by-chinas-academy-of-sciences/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/global-reportage/support

CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Tuesday, January 28, 2020 The Left Takes Aim at Conservative Judges https://www.dailywire.com/news/hammer-chief-justice-roberts-must-overrule-the-judiciarys-outrageous-assault-on-the-federalist-society Josh Hammer, Editor at Large of The Daily Wire writes: “The Judicial Conference of the United States, an arcane body established by Congress and led by the chief justice of the Supreme Court, is responsible for helping establish the national policy guidelines that govern the administration of the federal courts. Alas, the Conference is arcane no longer. Over the past week, the Conference's Committee on Codes of Conduct, which oversees federal judicial ethics, has forced a national conversation by launching an absolute wrecking ball of a draft advisory opinion. The Committee, which is chaired by Judge Ralph Erickson of the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals, has 15 total members: Eight Democratic presidential nominees, five Republican presidential nominees, and two others. The Committee's advisory opinion, if formally implemented by the Committee, would “advise[] that formal affiliation” with both FedSoc and the American Constitution Society (ACS), FedSoc's (much) more overtly political progressive counterpart, “is inconsistent with” the governing Code of Conduct for United States Judges. Specifically, the Committee states that “although neither [FedSoc nor ACS] is a ‘political organization'” under the Code, “their activities nevertheless implicate [the Code's] broad prohibition against political activity” — whatever that is supposed to mean. What's worse, the draft opinion also holds that federal judges' law clerks and staff attorneys must not join either FedSoc or ACS. But on the other hand, membership with the leftist, remarkably biased American Bar Association (ABA) “does not raise these same concerns and is not necessarily inconsistent with the Code.” Hammer points out that the Federalist Society takes no positions on political issues, but exists solely in defense of an originalist interpretation of the Constitution, that is, that words have definite, objective meanings, and should be interpreted according to those meanings at the time of writing. This shared commitment leaves room for much discussion and debate among originalists. By contrast, the left-leaning legal associations, the American Constitution Society and American Bar Association frequently publish many legislative opinions across the political policy spectrum and generally hold that the Constitution is a “living document,” and may be interpreted according to the changing whims of American culture. Hammer finds the notion that the ABA does not raise these same concerns “ludicrous.” He also points out that the long term effect of something like this will discourage young conservative law students from joining the Federalist Society, leaving them with fewer networking opportunities, generally fewer jobs, and likely additional pressure to keep their opinions or questions to themselves.  No doubt all of this is a result of Trump's aggressive work to re-balance the American judicial landscape. To date, he has nominated 239 individuals, of whom 187 have been confirmed by the Senate. As of January 2, 2020, there were 80 vacancies, and 35 had pending nominations. Most, if not all, of Trump's judicial nominations have been members of the Federalist Society.  Sanctuaries for the Unborn https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/25/us/sanctuary-cities-for-unborn-anti-abortion-texas-trnd/index.html CNN: Ten towns in Texas have voted to declare themselves "sanctuary cities for the unborn," with most adopting ordinances that outlaw abortion within city limits. At least 13 cities are considering such ordinances, and three -- Mineral Wells, Omaha and Jacksboro -- have already voted against them.  Most of the towns that have enacted the pro-life ordinances have populations of less than 6,000 people. None have abortion clinics. The town of Waskom, with a population of 1,900, became the first "sanctuary city for the unborn" last June, according to the movement leading the charge across Texas. The town of Gary, with a population of 300, became the latest one last week. While Mark Lee Dickson, leader of the Sanctuaries For the Unborn movement and the director of Right to Life of East Texas was quoted by CNN, claiming that criminal penalties would be retroactively applied if Roe v. Wade is overturned, I don't really trust CNN's ability to report news, but it hasn't generally been considered lawful to prosecute people retroactively.   But regardless, there are at least two things to applaud here and encourage: First, the goal for sanctuary cities should initially be something like the underground railroad, and this means that cities that pass these ordinances should be thinking broadly about how they will support these ordinances as communities. The goal should be to have as many citizens and local businesses and lawyers and law enforcement officers committed to defending life and providing for those in need. These important steps toward resisting unjust laws need the support of entire communities. This support should be thought out in terms of providing for mothers in need, sort of city-wide Pro-life network that can provide shelter, counseling, prenatal care, food, clothing, and even assistance after the birth of children, and so on. Sanctuary cities need to give thought to how they will actually be sanctuaries for the unborn.  It may not be long before mothers are literally running for help and support to these cities, and if that happens, you better believe that the legal pressure will come against these cities with even more force. And that leads to the second point, which is that we really do need civil magistrates who are willing to play chicken with the judges and federal enforcers of unjust laws. This need not come to violence, but there is a long and venerable history of peaceful civil disobedience that needs to be cultivated in our cities, with regard to abortion, sexual morality, and marriage, among other things. To our great shame, only Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk stood her ground in 2015 following the Supreme Court's hilarious Obergefell decision, claiming that two dudes can get married.  Citing personal religious objections to homosexual marriage, Davis began denying marriage licenses to all couples to avoid issuing them to homosexual couples.[2][3] A lawsuit, Miller v. Davis, was filed, and Davis was ordered by the U.S. District Court to start issuing marriage licenses. She appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, but her application was denied. Davis continued to defy the court order by refusing to issue marriage licenses "under God's authority";[2] she was ultimately jailed for contempt of court. Davis was released after five days in jail under the condition that she not interfere with the efforts of her deputy clerks, who had begun issuing marriage licenses to all couples in her absence. Davis then modified the Kentucky marriage licenses used in her office so that they no longer mentioned her name. May the Lord be pleased to raise up thousands of Kim Davises who are willing to cheerful defy the insanity of our courts. This is what I mean by playing chicken with them. Make them come and stop us. Make them come and arrest us. And if whole cities and counties, and perhaps, Lord willing, whole states stand together, peacefully resisting the murder of unborn babies, and sodomite mirage, and drag queen story hours, it will at least make their lives really difficult. Which, I think is a very godly thing to do.  The Wuhan Coronavirus is Making Headlines https://www.cnn.com/asia/live-news/coronavirus-outbreak-01-27-20-intl-hnk/index.html The US State Department has ordered personnel working at the US Consulate General in Wuhan to depart for the United States, a State Department official told CNN in a statement, with a flight currently scheduled to leave on Wednesday. As of now 82 people have died and more than 2,700 cases have been confirmed, including 13 places outside of China. Nearly 60 million people are affected by full or partial lockdowns in Chinese cities. 5 cases have been confirmed in the U.S. China's health minister reported Sunday that the virus can spread even before symptoms show, making it even more difficult to contain.  Coronaviruses are common in many different species of animals, including camels and bats. Rarely, these coronaviruses can evolve and infect humans and then spread between humans.  This is why Coronaviruses are called “zoonotic,” meaning they are transmitted between animals and people. Common signs of infection include fairly ordinary cold and flu symptoms, with somewhat more intense respiratory issues. And now everyone listening with a cold wonders if they're infected.  Moments like these are good reminders that human beings are but a breath. The Lord took Kobe Bryant and his daughter and their friends in an unexpected moment this last weekend, and God rules every atom, every germ, every virus in His perfect wisdom. God has struck nations with plagues before, and there is no reason why He couldn't again. Despite all of our medical advances, for which we ought to be very grateful, God is still sovereign and men are smoke in the wind. While God has sent plagues in judgment on men for their wickedness, plagues have also been moments of glorious opportunity for followers of Christ to serve and love the sick and dying. In the early church, Christians became famous for their care of the sick and dying in various Roman plague outbreaks. When pagans left their family members behind, Christians cared for the abandoned, no doubt leading many to a saving knowledge of Christ in the process, and of course many succombed to the sicknesses themselves, not considering their own lives more valuable than the glory of laying them down for the cause of Christ.  Whatever becomes of this Wuhan coronavirus, may the Lord find us faithful at our tasks each day, gladly laying our lives down in obedience to our King, fearless of death, because our King has suffered in our place and now He holds the keys of Death and Hades, and we can never die.  This is Toby Sumpter with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Tuesday, January 28, 2020. You can find this show and past episodes and all the shows on the Fight Laugh Feast Network at CrossPolitic dot com. If this is a helpful resource for you, please consider sharing it with a friend and becoming a club member. 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Steven Mosher is an expert on China, having been the first American social scientist permitted to do research in the country, and now has written a dozen books on the subject. His latest is “Bully of Asia: Why China's Dream is the New Threat to World Order.” He says there is now little doubt that Covid-19 was a bioweapon developed in Wuhan. It may not have been released intentionally, but China ensured that once out it was not contained in China. The only way to stop China from doing it again, he says, is to make them pay reparations.Support Hidden Truth Show by going to http://www.patreon.com/hiddentruthshow and pledging just $5/month and receive access to Jim and special content and a Hidden Truth cap!Website: http://www.hiddentruthshow.comFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/hiddentruthshowInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/hiddentruthshow

welcome to the nonlinear library, where we use text-to-speech software to convert the best writing from the rationalist and ea communities into audio. This is: Concerning the Recent 2019-Novel Coronavirus Outbreak, published by Matthew_Barnett on the effective altruism forum. Update: Most information presented here is out of date. See the 80,000 hours page for more up-to-date information. I have been researching the Wuhan Coronavirus for several hours today, and I have come to the tentative conclusion that the situation is worse than I initially thought. Given my current understanding, it now seems reasonable to assign a non-negligible probability (>2%) to the proposition that the current outbreak will result in a global disaster (>50 million deaths resulting from the pathogen within 1 year). I understand this prediction will sound alarmist, but in this post I will outline some of the reasons why I have come to this conclusion. I now believe that it is warranted for effective altruists to take particular actions to prepare for a resulting pandemic. The most effective action is likely to research preparation in order to limit exposure to sources of the virus. Sending out evidence-based warning signals to at-risk communities may also be effective at limiting the spread of the pathogen. Summary of my reasons for believing that this outbreak could result in a global disaster The current outbreak matches the criteria that scientists have identified as being particularly likely characteristics of a pandemic-induced global disaster. That is, it's a disease that's contagious during a long incubation period, has a high infection rate, has no known treatment, few people are immune, and it has a low but significant mortality rate. See this article for a summary of likely characteristics of a pandemic-induced global disaster. Based on my research, I wasn't able to identify any historically recent pathogen with these characteristics, giving me reason to believe that using an outside view to argue against alarmism may not be warranted. For reference, the 2003 SARS outbreak, the 2009 Swine Flu, and the several Ebola outbreaks do not match the profiles of a global disaster as completely as the current outbreak. Estimates of the mortality rate vary, but one media source says, "While the single figures of deaths in early January seemed reassuring, the death toll has now climbed to above 3 percent." This would put it roughly on par with the mortality rate of the 1918 flu pandemic, and over 10 times more deadly than a normal seasonal flu. It's worth noting, however, that the 1918 flu pandemic killed mostly young adults, whereas the pattern for this pathogen appears to be the opposite (which is normal for pathogens). The incubation period (the period during which symptoms are not present but those infected can still infect others) could be as long as 14 days, according to many sources. An Imperial College London report stated, "Self-sustaining human-to-human transmission of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) is the only plausible explanation of the scale of the outbreak in Wuhan. We estimate that, on average, each case infected 2.6 (uncertainty range: 1.5-3.5) other people up to 18th January 2020, based on an analysis combining our past estimates of the size of the outbreak in Wuhan with computational modelling of potential epidemic trajectories. This implies that control measures need to block well over 60% of transmission to be effective in controlling the outbreak." Compare the above infection rate to the H1N1 virus, which some estimate to have infected 10-20% of the world population in 2009. The World Health Organization has said, "The pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza virus has a R0 of 1.2 to 1.6 (Fraser, 2009) which makes controlling its spread easier than viruses with higher transmissibility." A simple regression model indicates that the growth rate of the pathogen is predictable and extremely rapid. The number of cases as reported by the Na...

"There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen" —Vladimir Ilyich Lenin In certain aspects, China's early “handling” of the Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak–in particular, its draconian lockdowns–set the tone for the erosion of civil liberties continuing across the world in the name of “pandemic response.” In this episode, I'm joined by veteran journalist and ‘The Epoch Times' contributor, Lee Smith. We look at the mechanisms by which Western “democracies” have been steered towards negating the rights of citizens, and the Chinese Communist Party's hand in this. “If you treat your populations like an occupied people, they will come to treat you like an occupying power.” What consequences await those governments and “leaders” who continue to override the rights of the people they're intended to serve?

The balancing act of teaching both Indigenous and European- Australian history. And the Chinese government denial of the Wuhan lab 'theory'

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On this episode of The Nevada Conservative we'll discuss how the mainstream media and the Democrats are taking a second look at the origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus. Was Trump right when he said, "There is evidence that the Coronavirus originated in China"? For more information or to read the entire article go to www.nevadaconservative.com Advertise Sponsorships Donors Contact us at info@nevadaconservative.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The evidence was and is overwhelming that children are almost immune to the Wuhan Coronavirus. What's more, they are not asymptomatic transmitters of the virus to adults in any quantifiably large numbers. So, why force this experimental “medical devise” in a shot on these healthy children? Answer: don't do it! Graham Ledger speaks with Board Certified Primary Care Physician Doctor Jeff Barke about how to fight back against the pressure from government and peer pressure from neighbors with a homeopathic regimen for your entire family!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The truth about the vaccines for the Wuhan Coronavirus is not being told to the American people. And the truth is this is not a true vaccine; it is a synthetic medical device that is being injected into more than 200-million U.S. citizens. The facts behind the vaccines are being blocked by your government, the mainstream media and big tech (social media). Graham Ledger peaks with Dr. Bryan Ardis, CEO of Ardis Labs, about the truth behind these experimental vaccines.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For the last few years, the idea that “Smart Cities” were the inevitable next stage in the evolution of urban spaces has been the consensus among policy buffs. It stands to reason: city-based clusters are where creativity and innovation have always flourished, because of the collision and co-operation between diverse viewpoints and diverse backgrounds of densely-packed residents. In fact, chance meetings of people with different interests (sometimes called water-cooler conversations) were encouraged in some of the most innovative places in the world. I worked at Bell Labs, arguably then the most intellectually stimulating environment anywhere, and the deliberately long corridors to the cafeteria meant physicists, material scientists, electrical engineers, mathematicians and so on rubbed shoulders. The long-running games of Go in the cafeteria also encouraged random encounters among kibitzers.When you added Big Data and Machine Learning into the mix, it sounded logical that a heavily networked Smart City would be increasingly efficient, and could be optimized for smart mobility, zero carbon emissions, resilience, digital transformation, and so on. All this is quite true. But this vision struck me, as an observer at the UNESCO Netexplo Smart Cities Forum 2019, as overly skewed towards developed nations, as well as soul-less and clinical. From the point of view of a resident like me of a mid-sized city in a developing nation, these objectives were not very relevant to the issues that we faced, which are more elemental and basic: the preservation of heritage buildings and water bodiesproviding drinking water, reliable electricity and internet accesshygienic waste management and recycling/upcyclingthe husbanding of animal and bird populationsmanaging marginalized populations of migrants and the indigentdisaster mitigation and recoveryand the provision of traditional public transport such as buses and metros. So it was not a great surprise to me that Smart Cities failed the “crash test” provided without warning by the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic, as described by Bernard Cathelat, eminent sociologist. Says he, further: Reading the conclusions of a CEPESS (Economic and Social Studies Centre) symposium (held in November 2016 in Louvain), we encountered the pioneering concept of ville réliante, which we borrowed to develop and model as Linking Cities. “Smart cities bring a technological dimension to sustainable cities associated with innovation and digital solutions [...] But in our opinion, Eco-cities and smart cities do not sufficiently take into account human, cultural and political dimensions [...] The CEPESS wishes to make its contribution by proposing a new vision of the city, that of connecting cities, of linking cities: a model which places the development of links at the heart of the urban project.” (Jérémy Dagnies and Antoine de Borman, CEPESS.)Furthemore, Cathelat (ibid, pg. 10) summarizes what might make a city more human-scale:more vegetationreduced concentration and decentralizationthe stimulation of social interaction… and solidarity initiativesmore interactive governance.In other words, a departure from the Cartesian, mechanistic point of view, and a call to a more humane perspective. I have written about the inadequacy of Cartesian thought and especially about the issue of emergent intelligence that arises from social interactions. We do need a more holistic perspective. What did surprise me upon listening in detail to Bernard Cathelet’s excellent presentation in April 2021 was that I had encountered in my own village and small-city life elements of what he described as Linking Cities: a human rather than a technology focus, which make them more responsive/resilient to shocks. Somehow, I had overlooked them, in the headlong rush towards ‘modernity’.Earlier, I had presented, at the conference on Disaster-Resilient Smart Cities at Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi in 2019, a case study of the Smart Cities project where I live, Trivandrum, in southwestern India. It is a Tier-2 city with a population of about 2.5 million, the capital of coastal Kerala State, blessed with natural beauty and centered around an 1,800 year old Hindu temple, a grand historical monument. The official Smart City Trivandrum list of objectives is as follows:This bears little resemblance to the futuristic utopian vision typical of a Western Smart City. Furthermore, developing nation cities cannot afford the investments needed to get to the Western level. Surely their citizenry would protest at what they considered frivolous, ivory-tower expenditure while their real, day-to-day needs were not being met. My conclusion was that cities evolved to be Smart Cities, and it was not one-size-fits-all. This distinction has to be recognized, and a simple way would be to acknowledge that there were several levels to which a city could aspire, and be certified. The analog I used was the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) for software developers, which has several levels. I thought a typical developing country city should aspire to Level 0 first, which would meet the basic needs of its citizens; once that had been achieved, it could move up to the next levels. What the 2021 definition of Linking Cities has given me, though, is a greater appreciation for the many things that my city and my village have (or had), which would handily allow them to be much better Linking Cities. In other words, we have, in the recent past, lost many good things, and pushed ourselves into urban dystopias in the single-minded pursuit of economic growth. “Prosperity comes with three terminal diseases: debt, obesity, and tourism”: according to public intellectual Nassim Nicholas Taleb, in Bed of Procrustes. To that, one could add, ‘anonymity’ and ‘modernity’. I can remember in my own lifetime how there were working farms and paddy fields within a mile of any point in Trivandrum; instead of high-rise apartment buildings, most of the pleasantly undulating city had neighborhoods of single-family homes. Linking Cities: Social Interaction and SolidarityI grew up in a cul-de-sac of about 20 homes (new ones were built over time), and every one of them had a small yard and a profusion of trees and vegetable gardens. Over time, the plot sizes grew smaller (initially most of them were 6 to 10 cents (ie. 6%-10% of an acre), later they were as small as 3 cents, more crowded and cheek-by-jowl with the neighbors. Some homes were turned into rentals, one tenant on each of two floors (there is only one three-floored structure, which is three flats).There was a community; it had a Residents’ Association, and every month the secretary would visit every house to collect the small dues, and that was an occasion to discuss any concerns the residents had. If there were major issues, a petition would be drafted and submitted to be municipal authorities. So there was a measure of self-governance and a sense of togetherness. Periodically, there were get-togethers on somebody’s rooftop terrace or yard, where children would demonstrate their skills at song or dance; a guest might deliver a lecture on household finance or the medical problems of women. Everybody knew everybody else, including the transient renters. In this enclave, only one household had a car; another household had a phone. All of us gave that single phone number to our friends and relatives in case of emergency, and it was a chore for the poor man with the phone to despatch his kids to the neighbors’ houses whenever someone called. In the evenings, the children would gather on the street and play cricket or run around in the vacant lots. A particular favorite was the haystack that would appear after the paddy harvest: it was a pleasure to inhale the fragrance and feel the rough rice-stalks on one’s face. Periodically a few wild rhesus monkeys from the nearby large Palace compound would traverse the tree-tops and wreak havoc on houses with unguarded windows, or on the fruit-bearing mango or coconut trees.The women would chat over their walls with their neighbors until it was dusk, and thus time to prepare the evening meal. Empathy and conviviality. There was no TV (literally), and this was their best form of entertainment. All this has changed now. Every house has a couple of cars; every individual has a mobile phone. The children are busy with their tablets; the men with their social media or cricket. Women watch soap-operas on broadcast TV, or Netflix or Amazon Prime. People know each other vaguely, but there is no intimacy or sense of community; everyone is wrapped up in their own little cocoons. Another aspect of urban blight is plastic waste. We simply didn’t have packaging when I was a child. Instead of cereals or vegetables packed in plastic in a supermarket, in the old-fashioned bazaar or corner grocery store they used to wrap up our purchases of lentils or tomatoes in old newspaper cones or pages ripped out of school exercise books. Meat was packed in banana or other leaves. Everything was biodegradable. Even the unglazed clay cups used to serve tea in trains were biodegradable: tossed out on the tracks, they degraded into mud shortly. Today our roadsides and especially railroad tracks are covered with plastic waste. Even worse, so are our urban water bodies: people unthinkingly throw trash into water, resulting in the gumming up of streams into fetid, disgusting pools which then overflow during the monsoons onto the streets. Plastic packaging is a curse, and whenever I segregate garbage, I am astonished at how much of it I have to haul to the recycler. And there is no guarantee that any of this is recycled. Given the unscrupulous nature of petty traders and corruption in local government, it is entirely possible that the waste that I have laboriously sorted is just dumped into some hole in the ground, to leach everything from heavy metals to other toxic waste into the groundwater. Without being mistily romantic about a past fifty years ago that definitely had its share of human suffering and environmental degradation, it is worth considering the hugely negative effects of the hydrocarbon economy: in climate change, in the proliferation of plastics, and the health effects.Earlier, the newspaper boy, the milkman, the postman, and the fish vendor, among others, used to ride their bicycles, with their goods strapped to the ‘carrier’. Today, every one of them uses mechanized transport, either a two-wheeler or a three-wheeler. It is likely that their health has suffered from the reduced exercise. There was ‘smart transportation’ then too, of a different sort. The produce from distant suburbs used to come by bullock cart: convoys would unhurriedly travel through the night, with the tinkle of a bell and a circle of light from their hurricane lamps. The bullocks knew the way, and the drivers would nod off. Now there are mini-trucks, often with loud two-stroke engines, that do the job: the bullocks are gone. They are no longer in much use in paddy fields, either. Linking Cities: VegetationIn fact, the paddy fields are gone, too. Every one of them within city limits has been paved over and turned into residential land, as demand soared with migration. In addition, well-meaning but highly damaging economic policies under left-leaning governments destroyed the very rationale for paddy cultivation. This is a warning for overly intrusive governments as in the San Francisco Bay Area: you can easily drive business away, as is already happening. When I was a child, my great-uncle made good money from farming a few acres of land in our home village about two hours away. Later, my uncle, who was an agricultural scientist, made decent money running his father’s fields that surrounded his beautiful house with an interior courtyard open to the heavens. But over time, he told me, he was forced to subsidize his rice cultivation with his salary as a scientist. So he stopped farming; and others had similar stories.Governments, with the intention of improving the incomes of agricultural laborers, pushed up minimum wages to the point it simply became uneconomical. Labor militancy meant that mechanisation was also not possible. Paradoxically, the end result was not that laborers got good wages: it was that agriculture disappeared. The laborers ended up migrating, and coincidentally, there was the post-1973 Persian Gulf oil boom: they became, in effect, slaves there with virtually no rights, toiling away in the blazing desert heat. Well-meaning Western commentators were impressed by the high quality of life in our villages but their extrapolations may not have anticipated the downsides of “radical reform as development” as they put it. The delicate equilibrium that had sustained some of the best, well-watered, fertile, rice-growing land in the world for millennia came to an abrupt end in the 20th century. The idea in Linking Cities of bringing vegetation and urban farming to cities, albeit with vertical farms or hydroponics, is appealing, because there’s something very old and deep in the human psyche that responds to crops, economics aside. There are two other aspects of village life in Kerala worth noting: community and health. Linking Cities: Family-centric CommunitiesThere has traditionally been a matrilineal system of inheritance in the area among Hindus (though not among Christians or Muslims). Descent was through the women, and therefore property also passed down the female side, and a child belonged to one’s mother’s family, not father’s. The sisters in a family would live together in a joint family, and that would be matriarchal as well: women gained power as they aged. The husband moved in with the wife’s joint family.This construct was particularly suited to an agrarian setup, because it ensured that landholdings remained intact with the joint family, and were not atomized through nuclear families splitting away. It was an economically sensible protocol, and women in Kerala were more equal than their sisters elsewhere in the country: they had economic freedom, and were not dependent on their husbands.My late mother, a professor, remembered with fondness the joint family she grew up in: there was always some aunt to take care of the children even if the parents were busy; and the old people in the household had children to spoil and pass on religious and cultural values to. Somehow, everybody was fed and taken care of. My mother was essentially an orphan, as her mother died young and her father had a traveling job, but she, too, was brought up by the family.Unfortunately, this system broke down when people started moving to the towns in search of non-agricultural jobs, thus setting up nuclear families of their own. Worse, in misguided zeal for ‘reform’, the princely state in the 1920s — possibly influenced by British prejudice, as about half of India was colonized by Britain at the time — abolished the matrilineal joint family. As Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunus of the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh has demonstrated, women are far more careful and sensible users of money for the welfare of their families than men are. Men, on average, spend a large portion of their earnings on themselves, including in gambling, drinking and other vices.This phenomenon is widely seen to this day. Every maid-servant in Trivandrum has the same story: they take an hour-long bus trip from the exurbs, and work for 2-3 hours cooking, cleaning, and washing clothes for middle class families. They might do this for two or three families, perhaps visiting them twice a week. It is a hard life, but it is one way to earn a living.Every one of them complains about their lazy, no-good husbands, and often, alas, their layabout sons, who are casual day laborers or workers without steady jobs, and it is up to the women to maintain the household. The woman-led joint family is far removed from single-mother-led nuclear families, and the sense of community and loyalty it engenders may have lessons for a world in which atomization, angst and anomie are major problems. How can that sense of togetherness be re-created?Linking Cities: DecentralizationOne of the consequences of the pandemic has been the increasingly tenuous links between geography and work. It turns out you can work — at least a lot of things can be done — remotely from anywhere. This is likely to be a lasting change. There are those who view this as an opportunity. For instance, there’s self-made technology billionaire Sridhar Vembu, CEO of Zoho, sitting on a verandah (thinnai in Tamil) in a small village, from where he directs his global business.This trend is likely to become more widespread, as ‘digital nomads’ build up their ‘network states’, as articulated in a wide-ranging podcast by Balaji Srinivasan, a respected Silicon Valley venture capitalist, who himself has migrated to Singapore and India, reasoning that the future of technology will be in Asia.Similarly, a number of technology workers have moved from the crowded Silicon Valley, to Austin, TX, or Miami, FL, to remote Montana or Colorado where they could enjoy nature, or to places like Estonia or Bali. This, then, is the competition for Linking Cities: the good life is no longer confined to certain parts of rich countries. The truly global worker is now (almost) a reality. The age of decentralization is here; distributed systems, more robust and resilient, can now become part of de-globalization, and paired with blockchain and perhaps cryptocurrencies, can create an alternative model.Linking Cities: HealthFinally, on to health. The pandemic has shown the limitations of technological solutions of monitoring or surveilling the population. Track-and-trace systems, including the vaunted Apple/Google cooperative venture, did not prove up to the task of predicting, isolating, or directing resources to the worst-hit areas.Says Bernard Cathelat (ibid, pg. 40): “Smarter city” professionals have to look at the issue of the balance between the cold logic and phenomenal computational ability of artificial intelligence, and another type of intelligence, a human one, whose talents lie more in the “right brain” of intuition, imagination, creativity and improvisation.There is more. We may be reaching the limits of industrial medicine. Once again, the mechanistic Cartesian vanity of Western Science is reflected in the elaborate and expensive paraphernalia of the drug industry, although fundamentally its output is stochastic and not deterministic. There is only a certain probability of a medicine working on a particular person, and the gold standard, the Randomized Controlled Trial, is purely about correlation, and not about causation.There simply isn’t a Theory of Disease in Western medicine, or, as it is called in India, allopathy. Whereas traditional Indian medicine, Ayurveda, does have a theory of disease, which is about the balance among three doshas: vata, pitta and kapha. When an individual loses the natural equilibrium amongst these, diseases emerge; thus Ayurveda has a causal effect for systemic, long-term illnesses, and a physician provides customized health care that is unique to the individual.There is evidence, for example from the gut biome, that it is the disturbance of a balance (in this case between benign bacteria and malign bacteria) that causes much diseases. An Ayurvedic physician spends time with a patient, understanding his family history, his work stress, his food habits and his hobbies, because all that goes into a gestalt of what he is all about. The physician then prescribes a treatment which includes herbal medicines, diet restrictions, yoga and meditation. Sometimes all that the patient needs is a two-week course of rejuvenation. Can technology help in this personalized medicine? Of course, it can. An AI that can sift the Big Data about the individual and correlate his actions to his personality can help guide the physician. Tracking the effects of the course of treatment over time can also help. But most of all, what can help is that there is a system of medicine that treats you as a human being with emotions and a certain personal history, rather than a Cartesian machine. Ayurveda has dealt with pandemics in its millennia-old history, and baked into its protocols are insights on how to improve immunity to fend off pathogens. Unfortunately, in the mad rush towards vaccines and anti-viral drugs, even the Indian Government has paid little heed to Ayurvedic formulations, even those that have shown efficacy against the SARS-COV-2 virus.To sum it up, Linking Cities can indeed provide for better diagnostics and better healthcare especially if it takes into consideration traditional knowledge in medicine. Nobel laureate Octavio Paz once said of his country, Mexico, that it was “condemned to modernize”. Linking Cities suggests that there doesn’t need to be either-or. You can modernize, but also retain that which is valuable from the past. Japan, for instance, has modernized without losing its core values. Linking Cities give us hope that we can, globally, do the same. Those who manage them have to think deeply about the Ethics of Linking Cities, and ask “Whose cities are these?”April 19, 2021 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rajeevsrinivasan.substack.com

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On this episode of the Resistance Library Podcast Sam Jacobs speaks with Kyle Anzalone.  Kyle Anzalone is the Assistant Editor at Antiwar.com, News Editor at The Libertarian Institute and Host of the Foreign Policy Focus podcast. His news roundups are essential, providing you with hard news stories that often slip through the cracks of the mainstream corporate media, which operates much more as a sort of ongoing political gossip column than anything else.  Sam got together with Anzalone to discuss some of the current foreign and domestic issues including: Was Justin Amash a serious candidate for the Libertarian Party Presidential nomination or just seeking to raise his profile? What will the consequences of escalating tensions between the United States and China be? This plus how the state has used regulatory schemes to ensnare ordinary Americans during the Wuhan Coronavirus lockdown.  Kyle's Links:  The Libertarian Institute | Kyle Anzalone Antiwar | About Us Muck Rack | Kyle Anzalone Foreign Policy Focus Podcast Helpful Links:  Bubble-Wrapped Americans: How the U.S. Became Obsessed with Physical and Emotional Safety The Resistance Library Sam Jacobs For $20 off your $200 purchase, go to https://ammo.com/podcast (a special deal for our listeners). Follow Sam Jacobs on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SamJacobs45 And check out our sponsor, Libertas Bella, for all of your favorite Libertarian shirts at LibertasBella.com.

The Chinese Communist Party's information war activities in the West, especially in the United States, can now be seen in stark relief against the backdrop of the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic. The ChiComs have an active disinformation campaign through several mainstream media outlets such as CNN but they're also enlisting communist parties around the globe, including, the Communist Party of America, to help them ensure China is not held accountable for its atrocious international behavior that worsened the outbreak.

Scientific Evidence and Logic Behind the Claim that the Wuhan Coronavirus Is Man-Made

Scientific Evidence and Logic Behind the Claim that the Wuhan Coronavirus Is Man-Made

Sam speaks with cancer-survivor Gwen Rich (TheRichSolution.com) about her battle for health and what we can all do to preserve ours and even build our immune systems in this current turmoil, then turns her attention to Joshua Philipp, whose documentary, Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus is fantastic! Tune also in to learn the main difference in the way communists see the political spectrum, and hear an inspiring discussion of communism, socialism, fascism and worldview. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam speaks with cancer-survivor Gwen Rich (TheRichSolution.com) about her battle for health and what we can all do to preserve ours and even build our immune systems in this current turmoil, then turns her attention to Joshua Philipp, whose documentary, Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus is fantastic! Tune also in to learn the main difference in the way communists see the political spectrum, and hear an inspiring discussion of communism, socialism, fascism and worldview. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What You Need to Know is President Trump must free the political prisoners. It’s time to free General Flynn and liberate Roger Stone. They have been railroaded by the corrupt system for defending President Trump and We the People. The Deep State has targeted them for going against the system. Their goal is to get rid of Trump, and what that really means is to silence and subjugate you and me. It’s time for the shoe to drop on Brennan, Clapper, and the Deep State — we must be ready to be a part of it and the President must be ready to free the prisoners. Joshua Philipp of The Epoch Times discusses the reality of the Wuhan virus in China — the Communist Party isn’t being honest to themselves or the rest of the world. You won’t believe the information Epoch Times is uncovering to track the real possible death toll. Also, take a look at their film Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus. It’s the most comprehensive and truthful investigating you’ll find on the virus to date! Roger Stone talks about his legal defense and the travesty to justice that has been done to him in the courts. Also, a great conversation about Phyllis Schlafly and Donald Trump — both are major political forces that have and still are changing the United States. Wrap up: Upcoming virus stimulus bills, special interests ramping up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather Mac Donald, Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal, and author of the War on Cops, on the relief money universities are receiving, and their endowments, and the Wuhan Coronavirus. The NY Times and Joe Biden. Dennis Prager joins Seth to talk about his movie No Safe Spaces, and rational thought during the Chinese COVID-19 panic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, joins Seth to talk about the continuing Wuhan Coronavirus isolation, how 9/11 changed him, and music. The forces of composition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest today, author James Simpson in his latest book Red-Green Axis 2.0, dives deeply into the subject and how it might be impacting the Chinese Communist Party Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic disinformation campaign.

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Virginia comes for our guns, more Wuhan Coronavirus attacking liberty, and Dr. Biden's Husband is accused of sex crimes.

Dr. Ben Carson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, joins Seth to talk about Housing and Virus issues. The Democrats' politicization of the Wuhan Coronavirus. The Crisis Industrial Complex. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Pinkerton, columnist and Fox News contributor, on his piece in Real Clear Politics, "Trump versus the media election." Naomi Lopez, Director of Health Care Policy for the Goldwater Institute, on the use of Hydroxychloroquine to treat the Wuhan Coronavirus, and a patient's right to try. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Losing So Much, So Fast: Seth keeps getting asked, how’d we get to this coronavirus crisis so fast, and how have we surrendered our liberties so quickly. He takes it on here—and it begins with a surrender of reason and corruption of language. Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio, on the local response to the Wuhan Coronavirus, and the closing of hiking trails. We're joined by John Dombroski, founder and president of Grand Canyon Planning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Saturday Edition with Guest Host Stirling Faux Chapter 1 How is social media shaping our view of how we handle this pandemic? And why do some people insist on using “Wuhan Coronavirus”? Guest: Rupaleem Bhuyan, Assistant Professor, The Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at University Toronto Chapter 2 Restaurants Canada says that time running out on saving restaurants Guest: Ian Tostenson, President/CEO BC Restaurant and Foodservices Assn Chapter 3 Central City Brewers + Distillers to begin making hand-sanitizer Guest: Gary Lohin, Brewmaster at Central City Brewers + Distillers Chapter 4 Layoffs are starting to affect Canadian airlines as the world grinds to a halt, what's going on, who's going to be affected, and what could it mean for the industry as a whole? Guest: Brett Ballah, Publisher, Western Aviation News

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We are living in unprecedented times. Every Small Business is being or will be impacted by the Wuhan Coronavirus. We recently discussed how to plan for and respond to disasters. On this episode of The Small Business Show your hosts Dave Hamilton and Shannon Jean first share resources for getting help. How to get your Small Business connected to any relief efforts that may be announced and how to talk to your customers about what you are doing during this crisis. Then it's on to a discussion about why right now may be the best time in your life to start a new business. Historically, after every major situation like this comes tremendous growth and opportunities. Listen in and then join your fellow Small Business owners at the Small Business Support Group to offer your insights. 00:00:00 Small Business Show #267 for Wednesday, March 18, 2020 Let's Change to Store Credit! 00:10:14 SPONSOR: Linode. Instantly deploy and manage an SSD server in the Linode Cloud. Get a server running in seconds with your choice of Linux distro, resources, and choice of 10 node locations. Visit Linode.com/SBS to start with a $20 credit. 00:11:57 Amplify Your Voice Join the US Chamber of Commerce Join your Local Chamber of Commerce Join National Federation of Independent Businesses NFIB Coronavirus resources Connect to Congress! House and Senate 00:19:41 How to Talk with your Customers Jay Revell – Always start with Empathy 00:24:49 Managing staff in a COVID-19 World Be reassuring of the finances, if possible. 00:31:20 Crisis is Opportunity for Someone Survive Now, Then Start to Thrive 00:36:20 SBS 267 Outtro Podcast of the week: American Innovations Leave us your 5-star review

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In this bonus episode, Drewby and Yergy review the happenings about our local area now that the Wuhan Coronavirus (now known as COVID-19,) has not only hit the USA, but has hit the twin cities of Lewiston/Auburn here in Maine. We cover some of the latest national news updates on the pandemic, discuss our own preparations for an eventual lockdown, and our journey into Hannaford in masks - as well as the lack of food and paper goods in supermarkets.  Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast #truecrime #documentary #mystery

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Bernie and Biden remain the head to head matchup in the Democratic primary even though Tulsi Gabbard remains in the race as well, and it is painfully obvious that the DNC wants Biden even though he's not really capable of doing the job. Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell of the Utah Jazz test positive for Covid-19 and in true DYOP form, Rudy shut down the whole NBA, and NCAA, and NASCAR. With all that. how should we be reacting to the Wuhan-Coronavirus? Support The Evangelical Norm by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-evangelical-norm

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Seyed Mohammad Marandi, professor of North American Studies and dean of the Faculty of World Studies at the University of Tehran, to talk about how US sanctions on Iran are stymieing efforts there to contain the Coronavirus outbreak, why US meddling in Iran's economy and media ecosystem represent a form of psychological and economic terrorism, why the mainstream press seems to hold the Chinese and Iranian responses to a higher standard than those of NATO states, what gloating by senior US officials over the spread of the virus in Iran and China tells us about the short-sightedness of the neoliberal capitalist outlook, whether the US healthcare system is even logistically capable of containing the virus, and why references to the illness as the "Chinese" or "Wuhan" Coronavirus are fundamentally racist.

On this episode of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Seyed Mohammad Marandi, professor of North American Studies and dean of the Faculty of World Studies at the University of Tehran, to talk about how US sanctions on Iran are stymying efforts there to contain the COVID-19 Coronavirus, why US meddling in Iran's economy and media ecosystem represent a form of psychological and economic terrorism, why the mainstream press seems to hold the Chinese and Iranian responses to a higher standard than those of NATO states, what gloating by senior US officials over the spread of the virus in Iran and China tells us about the short-sightedness of the neoliberal capitalist outlook, whether the US healthcare system is even logistically capable of containing the virus, and why references to the illness as the "Chinese" or "Wuhan" Coronavirus are ultimately racist.In the second segment, Jacquie and Sean are joined by Jason Dzubow, an immigration attorney, partner at Dzubow & Pilcher, PLLC and writer at www.asylumist.com, to talk about the Supreme Court's decision to allow Trump's Remain in Mexico policy to stand while the case is litigated, the kind of threats faced by asylum-seekers as a result of the new policy, what the horrors endured by migrants on the journey to the US say about the hellacious conditions in their home countries, why the change in rules seems to represent a return to a cruelty-based immigration policy, and how questions of privacy for asylum seekers continue to complicate even well-intentioned attempts to make changes to the immigration system. In the third segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Dr. Gerald Horne, Moores Professor of History and African American Studies at the University of Houston, to talk about reports that Zimbabwe is reversing course on the land reforms it's pursued for the last twenty years, the role of sanctions in creating the dire circumstances which prompted this move, why economic aggression towards Zimbabwe from the US, NATO, and Australia is also a warning to other African nations away from pursuing economic self-determination, whether it's fair to lay all the current financial problems at the doorstep of the ruling party, why a reduction of sanctions is the only way the US can improve the situation, how the counterattacks by white Rhodesians, imperial powers, and opposition parties mean Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa must tread lightly, whether the European Union may reconsider their current sanctions on Zimbabwe in light of Britain's departure from the international bloc, and the ongoing role of Russia and China in helping keep the Zimbabwean economy afloat amid the economic attacks.Later in the show, Jacquie and Sean are joined by Aja Taylor, Advocacy Director at Bread for the City, to talk about the many profound social problems exposed by the Coronavirus response, what steps public authorities are taking in Washington, DC, whether quarantine measures may be used to justify increased militarization of marginalized and racialized communities, why the robust and largely-successful response by "authoritarian" governments reveals the glaring deficiencies in our capitalist model, whether the Fed's stimulus package represents $1.5 trillion flushed down the toilet, whether the Democratic Party's actions in Florida in 2000 foreshadowed their treatment of Bernie Sanders in 2020, how attempts to manage Coronavirus outbreaks are affecting various religious congregations and educational facilities, whether Bernie Sanders has to go on the attack against Joe Biden if he wants to stay in the race, why the insistence on civility in politics masks a fundamentally violent political system, and why good organizers have to do more than be right—they have to win.

Christian Global News, Iraqs Assyrian, Wuhan Coronavirus ministry, India, Gospel dangerous, Children missions, Myanmar, Christianity's cost,  Prison-Ministry, Pakistan, Iranian influence, Europe, Ongoing Faith & Testimony of Jesus Christ from Warn Radio   Christian Global News covers the Iranian influence in Iraq Assyrian areas and the ongoing troubles there. Further a glimpse into a coronavirus ministry headed up by a Pastor in Wuhan. Then we travel to the USA to see Prison ministries. On the agenda is also missions and the effort to reach the kids. From Pakistan, Iran, Europe, Myanmar, China, and to India; then on to America we are bringing you the battle line reports.    To get the Books from the Watchman Dana G Smith go to his website http://www.DanaGlennSmith.com   Christian Global News finds the front lines in the Cost of Christian discipleship. Here we find in former Christian Western nations paganism and hedonism have replaced tradition faith of Jesus Christ. In the hotspot Coronavirus arena in China the Faith of Jesus Christ is making inroads with hope and healing. These are the last days and the Christian Global News this week brings you the cost of doing missions today around the world. But also the miraculous and those dedicated Christians who have counted the cost and move forward in faith.   Go to our link https://linktr.ee/warnradio for the latest articles and show episodes plus more resources

The Wuhan Coronavirus is on a rampage and we aren't close to understanding it. The Democratic debate was raucous and the fighting was getting really mean. And what they call suicide, I call MURDER.

Today we interviewed Jessica Davis and Ana Pastore y Piontti from the Mobs Labs at Northeastern University. The two are researchers who study infectious diseases and how they spread, so they came to the studio to teach us about what we need to know about the Wuhan Coronavirus. ----- WATCH This Episode HERE: https://youtu.be/J9b8YNaC_Qs ----- MOBS Lab Website: https://www.mobs-lab.org ------ Follow GDP! Instagram: @goldendeerproductions YouTube: YouTube.com/GoldenDeerProductions Facebook: Facebook.com/GoldenDeerProductions Website: goldendeer.productions -------- Follow Conor Holway: Instagram: @bigboachie LinkedIn: linkedin.com/conorholway Twitter: @boachbonnie -------- Listen to Our Podcasts Here! iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-g…d1437829342?mt=2 Soundcloud: @goldendeerproductions Spotify: Search: "The Golden Hours Podcast" ------------------ Shouts Out To The Best Podcast Team In The State: Bixx: @jack.bigelow Big Fresh: @abu_617 Sammy Spielberg: @samsuthrlnd Frankie Films: @frankiefilms_xu Sarah Slugs: @sarah_olender ----------------- The Official Score of the "The Rise of Dercules" was composed by Josh Schuback (@josh_schuback) & Designed by Jack Bigelow, (@jack.bigelow). Voiceover: Tim Blouin, @timblou8 ------------------- The "GDP Jingle" heard in every podcast (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud) was created by MyCompiledThoughts. @mycompiledthoughts ----------------------- Record Live From Warehouse XI: www.wxi.space -------------------------- The Golden Hours Podcast is a Boston Podcast run by Golden Deer Productions. The podcast is hosted by Conor Holway (a great guy), and we try to show love to anyone making moves in the city. This podcast covers Business, Entertainment, Music, and Sports, woah!

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On this week's Vookcast, Angelo's joined by Luke and Andrew to talk about The Outer Worlds delay, Animal Crossing: New Horizons' cloud saves nonsense, The Wonderful 101's enormously successful Kickstarter revival, plus more.We also talk about what games/series we'd like to see brought back from the depths of time and get a new lease on life.Be sure to subscribe for fortnightly episodes and give us a review!Relevant articles:The Outer Worlds Delayed on Switch Due to Wuhan Coronavirus, Will Now Launch on CartridgeAnimal Crossing: New Horizons Will Support Cloud Backup, But Only If You Lose or Damage Your SwitchEA Are Again Thinking About Switch SupportNintendo Won't Release a New Switch Model in 2020The Wonderful 101 Lives on Thanks to New Kickstarter CampaignWeekly Aussie eShop Downloads & Deals (Week 6)This week's music is from 1994's Donkey Kong (Game Boy); Intro/Title, Big Battle.Twitter:VooksAngeloLukeAndrewConsider supporting us to keep you informed.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/vooksdotnet)

In case you don't watch TV or live under a rock or something, you're probably very well aware that there is a new respiratory virus that has originated in China's Wuhan Provence. Its called 2019-nCoV, which is short for "2019 novel coronavirus. Its rapidly crossing borders and has spread to South Korea, Japan, Nepal, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam and the United States. This thing is dangerous, people, and we don't even really know how it got started, what the vector is or exactly how it is transmitted. What we do know is that its dangerous, spreads quickly and can be deadly. So, why am I devoting a podcast episode to this virus? Well, it's because there could be something sinister at work here. This virus might not be something that “just naturally occurred.” This quite possibly could be a man-made virus that has either accidentally made its way into the civilian world or been deliberately released into the population as some sort of devious experiment or attempt to kill off a portion of the world's population. What makes me think this? Well, you'll just have to Turn On, Tune In & Find Out!

In this episode, Yergy and Drewby deliver daily updates on the situation in the province of Hubei, China regarding the Wuhan Coronavirus which emerged December 2019 and into 2020. Topics include the virology of this new strain, how and where it's spreading, and some of the conspiracy theories that have already taken social media by storm. Make sure to cover your cough and wash your damn hands!  Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast Check out our sponsor for this episode, Podcorn: https://www.podcorn.com  

As a prelude to our Wuhan Coronavirus episode (dropping Monday morning), Drewby and Yergy review the latest updates as of January 30th on the epidemic plaguing mainland China, as well as other regions globally. The World Health Organization has now classified this as a global emergency. Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast

Ton und deutsches Transkript - Karmapas chinesische Rede zum Wuhan-Coronavirus am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres 2020 Hallo zusammen! Heute ist der erste Tag des neuen Jahres und der Beginn eines neuen Zyklus von zwölf Jahren. Zunächst wünsche ich allen ein frohes neues Jahr! Tashi Delek! Das Frühlingsfest soll ein Fest für Familientreffen und Freundschaften sein und voller Freude und Glücksgefühle. In diesem Jahr stehen wir jedoch vor einer ziemlich ernsten Situation und Herausforderung, dem Problem der neuen Art von Lungenentzündung. Die Menschen sind an vielen Orten in Panik. Obwohl ich aufgrund meiner gegenwärtigen besonderen Situation weit weg und abgeschieden im Retreat war, ist mein Geist sehr besorgt und ich denke über Ihre Gesundheit und Ihre Gefühle nach. Deshalb möchte ich diese Gelegenheit nutzen, um am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres ein paar Worte zu sagen, in der Hoffnung, Ihnen etwas Ermutigung, Unterstützung und Hilfe zu bringen. Buddha hat uns wiederholt gelehrt: Das menschliche Leben ist sehr kostbar und schwer zu erlangen. Deshalb haben wir großes Glück. Gleichzeitig ist das Leben wie eine Luftblase, sehr fragil und leicht zum Platzen zu bringen. Also müssen wir es schätzen und es gut festhalten. Darüber hinaus müssen wir vor allem dieses kostbare und kurze Leben nutzen, um sinnvolle Dinge zu tun und es nicht verschwenden. Daher sollten wir, wenn wir uns gerade in der Lage befinden, die sich ausbreitende Epidemie zu erleben, ein gutes Verständnis haben und über den Wert und die Zerbrechlichkeit des menschlichen Lebens nachdenken und die Tiefe und Wärme des Lebens voll und ganz spüren. Auf diese Weise können wir mehr von dem schätzen, was wir jetzt haben, egal ob es unser eigenes Leben oder das unserer Familie und Freunde ist. Aufrichtig die Natur des Lebens zu spüren, die vergänglich ist, flüchtig und doch voller Möglichkeiten und Hoffnungen für diese Art von Zustand. Abgesehen von der Vergänglichkeit kann das Konzept von Ursache und Wirkung als Grundlage des Buddhismus bezeichnet werden. Wenn wir zum Beispiel in der gegenwärtigen epidemischen Situation die Ursache der Krankheit oder den genauen Übertragungsweg nicht finden können, ist es möglicherweise schwierig, sie gründlich zu verhindern und zu heilen, und es wird sehr schwer, die Situation zu kontrollieren. Als die Krankheit zum ersten Mal auftrat, haben wir wahrscheinlich nicht darüber nachgedacht, was danach passieren würde oder welche schwerwiegenden Folgen dies haben könnte. Tatsächlich wussten wir nicht, was bald passieren würde. Aufgrund des vorherigen Schrittes, der vorherigen Wahl, spüren und erleben wir nun die Konsequenzen, die die natürliche Entwicklung von Ursache und Wirkung sind. Heutzutage kümmern sich die Menschen jedoch mehr darum, was vor ihren Augen passiert, und machen sich nur einfache Gedanken. Aber was jetzt nach einer guten Wahl oder Situation aussieht, birgt möglicherweise große Probleme und Krisen in sich. Deshalb sagen wir im Buddhismus, wir "denken mit dem Herzen", nicht nur mit dem Gehirn. Es ist eher ein Zustand der Vorbereitung durch Erfahrung und Gefühl. Zum Beispiel wächst eine Person an einem sehr kalten Ort auf. Wenn sich das globale Klima erwärmt und der Ort, an dem sie lebt, heißer wird, ist das für sie eine gute Sache und sie denkt, dass es endlich warm ist. Die Realität ist jedoch möglicherweise zu furchtbar und ein Zeichen für eine bevorstehende Katastrophe. Deshalb gibt es ein Sprichwort: Bodhisattvas fürchten die Ursachen und gewöhnliche Wesen fürchten die Folgen. Bevor wir alles tun, sollten wir uns überlegen, warum wir es tun und zweimal überlegen. Dies ist sehr wichtig. Obwohl sich unser gegenwärtiges Leben immer weiter von der Natur zu entfernen scheint, sind wir zu jeder Zeit eng mit der Natur verbunden. Die Natur hat uns genährt und uns alles gegeben, was wir brauchen. Wir sollten uns auch um die Natur kümmern, sie pflegen und ihr etwas zurückgeben. Dies ist ein Zyklus. Überlegen Sie gut, in der Natur gibt es nicht nur Bäume, Berge und Flüsse, Blumen und Pflanzen, sondern auch verschiedene Tiere. Man kann sagen, die Natur ist alles. So groß wie das Universum und so klein wie ein Käfer. Deshalb sollten wir jeden Baum, jedes kleine Tier, sogar die Berge und Flüsse die ganze Zeit mit Ehre, Respekt und Liebe behandeln. Weil keiner von uns oder irgendetwas außerhalb der Natur ist. Deshalb müssen wir uns jederzeit und überall der Natur und der Umwelt bewusst sein. Wir sollten ein tiefes Verständnis dafür haben, dass jede Art der Behandlung von Tieren oder der Natur die entsprechenden Konsequenzen hat. Auf jeden Fall stehen wir heute vor einer so gefährlichen und ernsten Situation, dass wir sie gemeinsam angehen und lösen sollten und keine Angst oder Panik verspüren. Heutzutage ist die Kommunikation sehr bequem. Wir erhalten jeden Tag eine Menge Informationen, Neuigkeiten und Nachrichten, die leicht ablenken und die Menschen nervös und verwirrt machen. Deshalb müssen wir zu diesem Zeitpunkt klar und gelassen sein. In einem kritischen Moment kann die Sicherheit des Lebens auch mit einer kleinen Entscheidung zusammenhängen. Ich glaube jedoch, dass wir mit unseren gemeinsamen Anstrengungen in der Lage sein werden, die Schwierigkeiten gemeinsam zu überwinden, und die Krankheit wird bald unter Kontrolle und aufgelöst sein. Diesmal habe ich eine neue Übersetzung von "The Wish to Eliminate Disease and Disaster" mit dem Titel "Sakya Healing of Disease" veröffentlicht. Der Verfasser dieses Gebets ist ein berühmter großer Meister, der im 14. Jahrhundert in Tibet erfolgreich war und Thangdong Gyalpo hieß. Tatsächlich ist dieses Gebet in Tibet sehr beliebt. Wann immer es Plagen in verschiedenen Ausmaßen gibt, werden die Leute es vortragen. Da dies in China jedoch sehr selten vorkommt, hoffe ich, dass diese Übersetzung hilfreich sein kann und Ihnen Ermutigung und Mut einbringt. Natürlich können Sie auch einige bekannte Praktiken wie die Herz-Mantras von Akshobya Buddha, Chenrezig usw. rezitieren. Kurz gesagt, ich hoffe, dass wir uns nicht nur gegenseitig ermutigen können, sondern auch Vertrauen in uns selbst haben und uns aufheitern sollten. Ich bin davon überzeugt, dass wir als Einheit die Schwierigkeiten bald überwinden können. Wie auch immer, im neuen Jahr wünsche ich allen ein gesundes und glückliches Leben, daß alles gut läuft, und ich wünsche ein glückverheißendes Jahr der Ratte. Danke Ihnen allen! Weitere Sprachversionen und Gebete-Downloads finden Sie hier. Vielen Dank an alle Produzenten der Materialien. Thangdong Gyalpo: Die Verse, die Sakya vor Krankheit retteten: Ein Gebet zur Befriedung der Angst vor Krankheiten Mögen alle Krankheiten, die den Geist von Lebewesen stören, Und die aus Karma und vorübergehenden Bedingungen resultieren, Wie die Schäden von Geist, Krankheit und den Elementen, Niemals in den Bereichen dieser Welt auftreten. Möge jegliches Leiden, das durch lebensbedrohliche Krankheiten entsteht, Welches, wie ein Metzger, der ein Tier zum Schlachten führt, Den Körper in einem Augenblick vom Geist trennt, Niemals in den Bereichen dieser Welt auftreten. Mögen alle verkörperten Wesen unversehrt bleiben Von akuten, chronischen und ansteckenden Krankheiten, Deren bloße Namen denselben Schrecken auslösen können, Wie er in den Kiefern von Yama, dem Herrn des Todes, zu spüren wäre. Mögen die 80.000 Arten schädlicher Hindernisse, Die 360 bösen Geister, die ohne Vorwarnung schaden, Die 424 Arten von Krankheiten und so fort, Niemals Schaden an einem verkörperten Wesen verursachen! Möge jegliches Leiden, das aufgrund von Störungen in den vier Elementen entsteht, Die Körper und Geist jeglicher Freude berauben, Vollkommen befriedet sein und mögen Körper und Geist Strahlkraft und Energie haben Und mit langem Leben, guter Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden ausgestattet sein. Durch das Mitgefühl der Gurus und der drei Juwelen, Die Macht der Dakinis, Dharma-Beschützer und Wächter, Und durch die Stärke der Unfehlbarkeit des Karma und seiner Resultate, Mögen diese vielen Widmungen und Gebete erfüllt werden, sobald sie gemacht sind. Im großen Kloster der glorreichen Sakya-Tradition verbreitete sich einmal eine Epidemie von Mensch zu Mensch. Was auch immer die Mantrameister versuchten - Bildnisse, Tormas, Medikamente, Mantras, Schutzamulette usw. - hatte keine Wirkung, und das Kloster war in Gefahr, vernichtet zu werden. Zu dieser Zeit verrichtete der Meister-Mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo das Zufluchtsgebet, das begann: „Lebewesen in der Größe des Raums“. Dann rezitierte er eine Reihe von Maï-Mantras und sagte nach den Worten des Lehrers: „Diese Bestrebungen werden Wirklichkeit ... ”. Damals hörte die gesamte Epidemie infolge der Ausführung dieses Gebetes sofort auf. Dadurch wurde es als die Vajra-Rede bekannt, die wolkenähnliche Segnungen mit dem Titel "Das Gebet, das Sakya vor Krankheit rettete" ausstrahlte. 我們的祈禱與你們所有人同在 OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL UNSERE GEBETE SIND BEI EUCH ALLEN Buddhistisches Institut Karma Tengyal Ling bei Berlin

As a prelude to our Wuhan Coronavirus episode (dropping Monday morning), Drewby and Yergy review the latest updates on the epidemic plaguing mainland China, as well as other regions globally.  Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast

I've spent some time preparing a word list / vocabulary cheat sheet for you guys on the theme of Wuhan coronavirus but some of you guys have told me that you don't know how to pronounce some of the words on the list! No worries cause I'VE GOT YOU COVERED!

Today on Bud's #WeeklyGeekOut . . . a comprehensive online tracker for the Wuhan coronavirus. — webmeister Bud Listen and get more details here: http://www.TheZone.fm/2020/01/29/geekout-wuhan-coronavirus-tracker/

Michael Harrison interviews Joshua Philipp of The Epoch Times about the Chinese-American owned newspaper's latest information regarding the Wuhan Coronavirus.

Join Paul and Amy for a very in-depth discussion about the Wuhan Coronavirus, the Puerto Rico supply debacle and much much more. #WuhanCoronaVirus #Wuhan #WuhanOutbreak #2019nCoVThe Keystone Emergency Management AssociationKEMA - www.kema-pa.comKEMA Conference - www.kemaconference.comFollow KEMA on social media:Facebook - Keystone Emergency Management Association & KEMA Conference Twitter - @keystoneEMA & @kemaconferenceLinkedin - Keystone Emergency Management AssociationKEMA Emergency Management ConferenceOctober 24-27, 2020Blair County Convention CenterAltoona, Pa#KEMACon2020The KEMA PodcastHost - Paul Falavolito @paulfalavolito on TwitterCo-Host - Amy Amer @amykatea conference@kema-pa.org#KEMAPodcastListen to the KEMA Podcast on Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts and give us a 5 Star Rating if you enjoyed the show.*For more Paul Falavolito podcasts, visit www.paulfalavolito.com

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Leider gibt es vom Sonntagvormittag des Dezemberwochenendes 2019 keine Aufzeichnung. Hören Sie stattdessen unser erstes "weisheit spezial" mit Karmapas chinesischer Rede am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres 2020 zum Wuhan-Coronavirus, und einem Transkript und Gebet auf Deutsch.  我們的祈禱與你們所有人同在 OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL UNSERE GEBETE SIND BEI EUCH ALLEN Buddhistisches Institut Karma Tengyal Ling bei Berlin

Leider gibt es vom Sonntagvormittag des Dezemberwochenendes 2019 keine Aufzeichnung. Hören Sie stattdessen unser erstes "weisheit spezial" mit Karmapas chinesischer Rede am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres 2020 zum Wuhan-Coronavirus, und einem Transkript und Gebet auf Deutsch.  我們的祈禱與你們所有人同在 OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL UNSERE GEBETE SIND BEI EUCH ALLEN Buddhistisches Institut Karma Tengyal Ling bei Berlin

Leider gibt es vom Sonntagvormittag des Dezemberwochenendes 2019 keine Aufzeichnung. Hören Sie stattdessen unser erstes "weisheit spezial" mit Karmapas chinesischer Rede am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres 2020 zum Wuhan-Coronavirus, und einem Transkript und Gebet auf Deutsch.  我們的祈禱與你們所有人同在 OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL UNSERE GEBETE SIND BEI EUCH ALLEN Buddhistisches Institut Karma Tengyal Ling bei Berlin

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The Wuhan Coronavirus has killed roughly 60 people and infected over 2,000 thus far. One of the infected has reportedly been identified in Toronto. We discuss the origins of this virus, how to defend against it and other facts you should know.

The Saturday Edition Chapter 1 New stats Canada numbers are out on cannabis popularity and pricing across the Country, where does BC stand? Guest: Gary McKenna, Reporter, Tri-City News Chapter 2 We will be having Lyft and Uber Guest: Ian Tostenson, President and CEO, Ridesharing Now for BC Chapter 3 Recap of the court proceedings around Meng Wanzhou Guest: Ian Young, Vancouver Correspondent for the South China Morning Post Chapter 4 Latest on the Wuhan Coronavirus Guest: Jordan Tustin, Field Epidemiologist and Assistant Professor at the School of Occupational and Public Health, Ryerson University

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Featured Interview: Wuhan coronavirus outbreak and effective countermeasures Guests: Professor Tae Hyong Kim, Department of Internal Medicine, Soonchunhyang University Seoul Hospital Professor Daniel Lucey, Department of Medicine in Infectious Diseases, Georgetown University Medical Center

More than 630 people infected as per official figures, 17 dead and three cities with a combined population of nearly 20 million people on a lockdown — the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan which is a city in China is bringing about bit of a SARS deja vu.This pneumonia-like virus is kind of like a cousin of the SARS virus that had spread from China around 17 years ago at around the same Chinese holiday season.Some cases of the coronavirus have also been detected in other countries like Japan, US, Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea. Obviously the fear of this disease spreading has been heightened. But since the Chinese New Year holiday season is coming up on 24 January and the Chinese do what all of us do on holidays — travel!How does the coronavirus spread? Where all can it potentially spread? What are the symptoms, what are the preventives? Tune in to The Big Story! Producer and Host: Shorbori PurkayasthaGuest: Professor Ramanan Laxminarayan, Founder and Director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy (CDDEP)Editor: Shelly Walia & Vaishali Sood References: Where has coronavirus spread? Wuhan, Center of Coronavirus Outbreak, Is Being Cut Off by Chinese Authorities Snakes Could Be the Source of the Coronavirus Outbreak in China Coronavirus FAQs Answered In Three Simple Graphics Music: Big Bang Fuzz Listen to The Big Story podcast on:Apple: https://apple.co/2AYdLIl Saavn: http://bit.ly/2oix78C Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2ntMV7S Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2IyLAUQ Deezer: http://bit.ly/2Vrf5Ng Castbox: http://bit.ly/2VqZ9ur

SFO begins screening for the Wuhan Coronavirus, violent crime stats are down in San Francisco, a Stanford study concludes California is not doing enough to prevent wildfires, and there's an increased danger of sneaker waves on the Bay Area coast. Local People. Local stories. From the KCBS Radio Newsroom, this is "The All Local" for the evening of Tuesday, January 21, 2020.