Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

Question: I have been aware of this virus having proteins from both SARS and HIV since February. I have never read any reports stating it contains proteins from Ebola. When and where did you get that info?

Mom loses hearing in one ear after mild COVID-19 infection


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Personally I think it’s going to get real bad very quickly.

Whack a mole will do nothing and full lockdown if it comes will be too late.

More prepping required....,

Hope you are well, cc..
Sorry about your neck pains...

Praying for those who got smacked by Delta too...

And for those in Florida schools
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Appeals court upholds schools reopening in Florida..

nearly 3k new cases in Illinois
Positivity rate up to 4%
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Y'know, I worry about you sometimes...

Think about the course he had to take....

I can still see my maps in my head. Terrain judgement. Not for the lighthearted.

We had a full year of map reading as a required course.

Idk if covid contains Ebola or vice verssa, but remdesvir
Is used also to treat Ebola, according to this research

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Remdesivir targets a structurally analogous region of the Ebola virus and SARS-CoV-2 polymerases

Abstract (less than 50 of the long article with graphs,etc)

Remdesivir is a broad-spectrum antiviral nucleotide prodrug that has been clinically evaluated in Ebola virus patients and recently received emergency use authorization (EUA) for treatment of COVID-19. With approvals from the Federal Select Agent Program and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Institutional Biosecurity Board, we characterized the resistance profile of remdesivir by serially passaging Ebola virus under remdesivir selection; we generated lineages with low-level reduced susceptibility to remdesivir after 35 passages. We found that a single amino acid substitution, F548S, in the Ebola virus polymerase conferred low-level reduced susceptibility to remdesivir. The F548 residue is highly conserved in filoviruses but should be subject to specific surveillance among novel filoviruses, in newly emerging variants in ongoing outbreaks, and also in Ebola virus patients undergoing remdesivir therapy. Homology modeling suggests that the Ebola virus polymerase F548 residue lies in the F-motif of the polymerase active site, a region that was previously identified as susceptible to resistance mutations in coronaviruses. Our data suggest that molecular surveillance of this region of the polymerase in remd

Hell Riff, I used to be in the weapons biz.

They taught me military engineering at West Point, things like designing solid rocket motors and artillery pieces.

BTW, belt-fed, semi-auto 7.62mm weapons are pricey but freely available. No restrictions since they are not full auto/Class 3.

Three tower mounted guns with another set of in ground bunkers with semi auto shotguns is just the ticket for home defense.

Also legal for hog huntin' in Texas.

All of that video game training could pay off.

butterflies are free to fly..
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actually they are just snacking...


on the flip side of the butterfly effect...

yo, milleniumjackal watch out for the hairy venomous caterpillars.

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I can't find the meme, but---
Who had venomous caterpillars for October?

I know. I said that tongue-in-cheek, similar to the Beverly Hills Cop 2 scenes where they said "Damn, Billy, we gotta talk."

I found this:

Ebola virus is a hemorrhagic fever virus that causes high fatality rates when it spreads from zoonotic vectors into the human population. Infection by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) causes severe respiratory distress in infected patients. A devastating outbreak of EBOV occurred in West Africa in 2014, and there was a significant outbreak of SARS in 2003. No effective vaccine or treatment has yet been approved for either virus. We present evidence that both viruses traffic late into the endocytic pathway, to NPC1+ LE/Lys, in order to enter host cells, and that they do so to access high levels of cathepsin activity, which both viruses use in their fusion-triggering mechanisms. This unexpected similarity suggests an unexplored vulnerability, trafficking to NPC1+ LE/Lys, as a therapeutic target for SARS and EBOV.

I'm far from an epidemiologist, but I think what they're saying is that both viruses might respond to Remdesivir because of the similar method they use to enter cells.

Ebola is not a part of Covid; they just have similar cell entry methods that Remdesivir might inhibit.

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TH or any other medical people on here please feel to correct me if I'm not interpreting that correctly.

Almost TWICE as bad a day per capita as the US ever saw at our peak...

:hidetomato:

Good morning, fam.

Thank you to all who wished us well with my report of COVID close contact and testing. Montana is presently a crapshoot.

My daughter, 20, son, 17, and myself have had positive tests. Haven’t heard back yet from my staff.

I would like to keep a rolling journal here of how we each progress through this, if no one minds terribly.

My first symptom was burning eyes, watery nose just like it was a big allergy attack. Shortly after onset of those symptoms, within an hour, I had a dry cough, nausea, diarrhea, my neck locked up, muscle fatigue and a migraine set in. My muscle symptoms may not be typical because of pre-existing conditions. In fact I should likely be lumped in with the “underlying conditions” group. However, I’m 5’9, 120lbs, healthy and active and I take a daily regimen of supplements including vit C, D, zinc, oreganol, etc, due to diet restrictions. Over the next 3 days I had a fever, on and off but never over 100, and the cough became steady, every breath and every word I speak a cough is there. But there’s no mucous collecting, no fluid building up. I also became quite ill a few weeks ago. All the same symptoms as now. Went for a COVID test august 7, which was negative. But I don’t get sick. Haven’t had so much as a cold in 10 years. I think it’s possible that this occurrence is actually a recurrence and previous test was a false negative or not enough antibodies to be isolated.

Daughter: let me first say that I believe she had this already in February. In that case she felt fine one day and the next she couldn’t breathe, described it as an elephant on her chest, had 104 fever, body aches. She went to minor emergency. They suggested she go to ER for because she was dehydrated. Her O-sat was 83%. This current infection started for her about a month ago with unexplained hives breaking out over her entire body, some intermittent cold symptoms, felt like she had a sinus/ear infection, diarrhea and nausea. She went to the doctor for that and they sent her home telling her it was probably irritation from the wildfire smoke. Those symptoms have all continued with the addition in the last 5 days of body aches, burning eyes, extreme neck stiffness, swollen glands, painful kidneys/back. She went to the doctor with those symptoms 2 days before we went for the COVID test and was told she was fine and the hives and back pain were probably from work, where her building is not air conditioned and she was processing a lot of books. As of now she is still experiencing all these symptoms and extreme fatigue, can’t taste or smell, headache. She has run an intermittent low fever. She is healthy, athletic, 6’ tall 185lbs.

Son: I believe he already had it once in May. He had a co-worker with a positive test and had cold/flu symptoms within 24 hours of her report. This current infection hit him the same way. Quickly, cold/flu symptoms and he can’t taste or smell, headache that he describes as “dagger stuck through his brain right through the middle of his forehead”. Shortness of breath and unproductive deep cough, vomiting. He has also had the intermittent low fever. He is 6’5, 210lbs, healthy and athletic. 14 kids in his friend group are now confirmed positive.

My youngest son, 13, also had cold symptoms around the first of august. Was exposed to a confirmed positive at a soccer tournament. Has been experiencing cold symptoms again for about 2 weeks. He is 5’5, 100 lbs healthy and athletic. There are currently 117 quarantined students/staff at his school.

My oldest daughter, 26, her husband, 28, both who are average height, overweight and sedentary, and their 10 month old had the same symptoms in that august time frame, were tested negative at that time as well. the baby is currently experiencing them again. There was a confirmed case at his daycare 2 weeks ago. His mom has a confirmed case reported at her work 2 days ago. They are bank tellers and share the headsets at the drive thru.

Sorry for the wall of text.

Much love and many blessings! Stay safe y’all!!

The Queen and Raffette are very lucky to be so well protected by these knowledgeable and resourceful men...

Where the feck is jazz , dutchy. Vegz???? Red???
Wtf

Actually, when we first met, Raffette "tolerated" my preparedness tendencies. Lucky for me, one of the things we realized we had in common on our first date was we had both read the novel "War Day," and it both had an impact on us. Early in our marriage she allowed me to keep about 30 days of supplies on hand. Later, when we bought a bigger house I increased that to 90 days.

After the North Korea nuclear crisis back in 2016 when they detonated their first multi-stage thermonuclear weapon, she relented and allowed me to spend the money for building the shelter I wanted and to bump our stocks to 180 days. When Covid first appeared on the scene back in January, she realized as quickly as everyone else did on here how serious it might get, and we bumped up to a year's worth of supplies as quickly as we could.

She and I conduct thought experiments sometimes. If we were on a long drive out of state, I would say something like, "We just saw a blinding flash of light and we see a mushroom cloud about 25 miles behind us. What's the first thing we do?" Or I might do something similar with an EMP event and the truck dying on the highway.

She's a good sport, intelligent and resourceful, and one of the very few people I trust implicitly. If I have to go through the apocalypse, she's an excellent partner to do it with.

Dutch official and head of ICU union says government's half-measures are not working: "I am very much in favor of going in [total] lockdown as soon as possible"

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Ironically here you are, anonymous and unwilling even to fly the flag of the country where you live.

Now who exactly is the one being ruled by fear and a personal sense of doom?

People that become infected and experience symptoms so mild that they don't get tested and so they continue the spread without any kind of record of it?

Not quite the same thing as asymptomatic spread. Just a thought.