Random presidential thoughts

CapAquaPis

CapAquaPis

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Conservative/Anti-science/Republican logic: 1. Save 4-week old embryos, but let 85-year old grandma die to reopen the economy too soon. 2. Does not believe in human evolution, but have a Darwinist mindset to let people with pre-existing health conditions die so you can make money easier. And 3. Want to carry a semi-automatic gun in public, but refuses to wear a mask to not potentially spread an infectious disease around.
 
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In a letter to Clarence Gable in 1939
MARGARET SANGER FOUNDER OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD wrote :smile:



"....We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population
and the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea
if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members..." Margaret Sanger commenting on the '...NEGRO PROJECT...'
in a letter to Gamble, Dec. 10, 1939).

This line of thinking from its founder
has left lasting marks on the legacy of Planned Parenthood.
For example, 79% of Planned Parenthood's surgical abortion facilities
are located within walking distance of black or Hispanic communities.


The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's
Abortion Surveillance report revealed that
between 2007 and 2010
nearly 36% of all abortions in the United States
were performed on black children
even though black Americans make up only 13% of our population.

A further 21% of abortions were performed on Hispanics
and 7% more on other minority groups
for a total of
64% of U.S. abortions tragically performed on minority groups.

MARGARET SANGER WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD OF THE EFFECTS OF HER LEGACY.


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scorching heatwave across much of United States
 The extreme heatwave
across parts of the United States
is getting serious.
Conditions should worsen
pushing the heat index :smile:
even above 115 °F in some areas.
An extensive ridge develops over the weekend
should bring scorching heat through the rest of July.



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Professor Carl Heneghan is Director of the
Centre for Evidence Based Medicine at Oxford University
and has been paying close attention to the Covid-19 statistics.
In a post yesterday evening

he revealed an extraordinary detail:

the Public Health England daily death totals
announced to the media
include anyone who has ever tested positive for Covid-19
— even if they recovered completely.

Prof Carl Heneghan:

can we trust Covid-19 death numbers? :smile:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxLDJJb1_KI&feature=em-uploademail

Key issues:
• There was “massive confusion” about different Covid data between England’s health bodies.
“Public Health England figures are about double the ONS figures
because PHE
are reporting anybody who has had a positive Covid death in the past

This will get increasingly confusing
as we go into the next Winter
because there could be a new outbreak and new deaths
while also still reporting on historical deaths…
This is a problem for epidemiologists and media…


• Even a 28 period cut-off is still not ideal for accurate death numbers
because there is “immediate cause and underlying cause

Immediate cause means you’ve had Covid within 21 days
but outside of that, it becomes the underlying cause
— something that contributed to your death
but wasn’t a direct cause.
A 21 day cut-off would be helpful
because it gives a clearer understanding of that distinction

• We follow excess deaths
which is the most accurate information
about what’s going on at that moment,
but it can’t tell you what those deaths are caused by
(i.e. people not coming forward with heart attacks etc)


• In the media you’ll always hear about catastrophe
and the consequences of that.

One of the things we notice
is that when you don’t hear anything
that usually means there’s good news happening.
So when Sweden looks worse you hear about it
but when it’s not so bad, like now
you never see it in the media.

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