Furthermore, a mysterious blood-clotting complication is killing coronavirus patients.
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The charade also involves disparaging hydroxychloroquine
A) to help with the blood clotting problems
and
B) MedCram is saying this drug does help
Stephen said
Ben Carson is living proof that you can be a medical expert and still be an utter crank. There is no conspiracy except the conspiracy of incompetence on the part of our current national leadership in the face of a medical crisis.
Steefen said
You do not express yourself well.
The Black man, Ben Carson, a former brain surgeon is living proof one can be a brain surgeon and be an utter crank.
Slang. Crank (person), a pejorative term used for a person who holds an unshakable belief that most of his or her contemporaries consider to be false.
What is the unshakable belief of Ben Carson to which you are referring?
What conspiracy to which you are referring is what?
Carson’s race is your issue not mine. Don’t put words into my mouth. Crankiness knows no racial bounds. My late Uncle Ed, by profession an electrical engineer, went to his grave thinking that the space shuttle disturbed the weather.
Carson is on record shilling for a dietary supplement company and claiming that these substances could cure prostate cancer and autism. He is a Young Earth Creationist. Of course crankiness is in the eye of the beholder and you may not think these positions are such.
Once again conspiracy is your word. In the last election the benighted citizens of the country, the few who voted, turned the day to day operations of our nation over to the most purblind and reactionary forces in our society. Now it’s biting them in the ass and most are too stupid to realize it. Sadly they’re dragging the rest of us along with them.
Was that expressed well enough for you?
WHY is this cancelling out your findings in Updates 35 and 39 ? ? ?
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DIY3DTECH dot com
15 hours ago
I looked at this, however what I did not see is when the hydroxychloroquine was given. As all of the doctors talking about having used it also have said the same thing and that is it must be given early as the advantage is the reduction of the viral load. However they all have said that the later it is given less it works exponentially…
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26usna72
18 hours ago
Two of the VA study members work for big pharm firm developing antiviral meds. One, who wrote a WSJ article on this study, did not disclose either his employment or the fact that he had participated in the study. No dosage info or timing either in the study. Antivirals should be delivered to the patient before they are in critical condition.
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BrokerBarbera
17 hours ago
The studies were junk. They never mentioned zinc. The serum blood levels could’ve been checked prior to treatment, during & at outcome. They also treated people who were in worse condition, not at onset.
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Kristin
22 hours ago
Agreed, hydroxychloroquine doesn’t kill the virus, zinc does. Hydroxychloroquine opens the door for zinc to get in. If the study doesn’t include zinc it’s like throwing a seatbelt on the floor of a car during a crash test and saying, ‘Look, seatbelts don’t work!’.
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Altair IV
22 hours ago
Liposomal zinc may not need Hydroxy chloroquine.
Stephen said
What is the astrological significance of Pluto? In general I mean.
Pluto is the god of the underworld in Roman mythology. Pluto was also the god of wealth because diamonds and other jewels come from underground. A myth about Pluto is that he took Proserpina, who was the daughter of Ceres, to the underworld to be his wife.
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As of Fri., 5/22/2020, 3:45 pm Central Time, USA
(Global Population: 7.6 billion)
Novel Coronavirus
Confirmed Cases 5,169,907
Top 4 Countries: US (1,596,633), Russia (326,448 ), Brazil (310,087), United Kingdom (255,541); China is 13th with 84,081.
Deaths 335,993
Percentage 6.5%
Top 4 Countries: US (95,533), United Kingdom (36,475), Italy (32,616), Spain (28,628 ), France (28,218 ), China is 13th with 4,638.
Recoveries 1,991,122
Percentage 38.5%
Top 4 Countries: US (298,418 ), Germany (159,064), Spain (150,376), Italy (136,720), China is 9th with 79,329.
Source: John Hopkins Tracker
Shanghai has 26.8 million people. Beijing has 20.3 million people. The Beijing Subway is the world’s second largest subway system by route and length, following the Shanghai Metro. New York City has 8.4 million people (2018 ). Manhattan’s population with commuters jumps from 1.6 million to 3.1 million, therefore coming no where near the population of Shanghai or Bejing.
The Age of Fagan-Allen Sidereal Pisces or the Age of the Christian Fish
Alright, it is Sunday evening. I am going to give this another try.
I do not think the House System has to be Topocentric, but the Zodiac is going to stay Fagan-Allen.
Goal: to see the Vernal Point (where the Sun is at the Spring Equinox) move across the Sidereal Zodiac sign over the millennia
I do not think I need the Aries Point (where the Sun crosses the celestial equator or the equatorial plain going north).
March 14, 2020 – The Vernal Point is at 4 degrees Pisces
March 14, 1221 – The Vernal Point is at 16 degrees Pisces
March 14, 0900 – The Vernal Point is at 20 degrees Pisces
March 14, 0221 or year 221 CE – The Vernal Point is at 0 degrees Aries
May 20, 221 AD? The Vernal Point has to be the Spring Equinox, no?
The end of the Age of Aries is not at 29 degrees Aries but 1 degree Aries.
The start of the age of Pisces is likely at 29 degrees Pisces, not 1 degree Pisces.
As we move forward through the years the degrees of Pisces decrease.
I think my Mercury is in Tropical Taurus. There are things that I know and there are things I get (meaning final nail in the coffin get, the light bulb is on AND the dimmer is all the way up). In my personal process of when to use tropical v sidereal astrology–use tropical for psychological astrology but use sidereal astrology for autobiography/biography/obituary; use tropical astrology for the calendar of equinoxes and solstices but use sidereal astrology to transcend and find self-actualization. For tropical astrology to be in a fair fight with sidereal astrology and it doesn’t even tell us what astrological age we are in? ! ? ! I would not be delivering astrology if I only set a tropical table. (I recently came across some “powers that be” who do not want audiences to even know their sidereal signs, their vested interest and their fear of repercussions are too large. So, it is not just the Mercury in Taurus, but being absolutely protected, going forward professionally with sidereal astrology, despite opposition. Well, I better return to “An Introduction to Western Sidereal Astrology, Second Edition” by Kenneth Bowser as I look for the finer points of using Sidereal Astrology, where one cannot simply use tropical notions in a sidereal framework.)
Steefen said
Pluto is the god of the underworld in Roman mythology. Pluto was also the god of wealth because diamonds and other jewels come from underground. A myth about Pluto is that he took Proserpina, who was the daughter of Ceres, to the underworld to be his wife.
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Yes thanks but I’m familiar with Pluto’s mythological framework. My question is more of a functional one. If Pluto has an effect in Einsteinian spacetime then that influence existed before it was officially discovered. Did its astrological effect exist before it was discovered? If so then why didn’t astrologers predict its existence before it was discovered like astronomers did? Were pre-discovery horoscopes invalidated because of Pluto’s discovery? Astronomers have identified Pluto as part of a group of similar bodies that compose the so-called Kuiper belt. Does the Kuiper belt have astrological significance? Astronomer’s have reason to think there is an as yet undiscovered planet beyond the Kuiper Belt. Are astrologers discussing this possibility?
Steefen
You asked what was the astrological significance of Pluto. I answered you.
Stephen
Yes thanks but I’m familiar with Pluto’s mythological framework.
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If Pluto has an effect in Einsteinian spacetime then that influence existed before it was officially discovered. Did its astrological effect exist before it was discovered?
Did gravitational effects exist before gravity was discovered?
If so then why didn’t astrologers predict its existence before it was discovered like astronomers did?
Many astronomers were astrologers.
Were pre-discovery horoscopes invalidated because of Pluto’s discovery?
You have asked this question before and I have answered it before.
Astronomers have identified Pluto as part of a group of similar bodies that compose the so-called Kuiper belt. Does the Kuiper belt have astrological significance?
I have not come across the Kuiper belt as an object included in charts for astrological reading.
Astronomer’s have reason to think there is an as yet undiscovered planet beyond the Kuiper Belt.
Are astrologers discussing this possibility?
I have enough work to do with discovered Solar System objects to be included in charts for interpretation. If astrologers are discussing this possibility, I’m not tracking the discussion.
Astronomers have identified Pluto as part of a group of similar bodies that compose the so-called Kuiper belt. Does the Kuiper belt have astrological significance?
I have not come across the Kuiper belt as an object included in charts for astrological reading.
Astronomers have reason to think there is an as yet undiscovered planet beyond the Kuiper Belt.
Are astrologers discussing this possibility?
I have enough work to do with discovered Solar System objects to be included in charts for interpretation. If astrologers are discussing this possibility, I’m not tracking the discussion.
Yet upon its discovery in 1930 Pluto was rapidly incorporated into the astrological mythos. Subsequently we have discovered that Pluto is one of a larger class of bodies, frozen remnants of the primordial goo out of which the Solar System formed. Fossils of creation. And now the possibility of the existence of a previously unknown planet! Surely all this would be a fertile area of research for devotees of astrology?
Or is astrology simply a psychic construct which may or may not have an analogue with physical reality?
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