Coronavirus spreading

[69chapels]

truthtalk13news.blogspot.com/2015/04/usacanadamexico-inner-earth-tunnels.html?zx=9ae3e4f012f67caf

(the answer remains the same, Flight 370 for Asia, and Flight 93 for the USA, it took excitation for mother earth for these arguments, but, there was already activity, it just needed a boost) (sometimes takes longer for certain places to excite, and sometimes those places are more dominant) (we still believe the usa is the target, and there is a second stage to the corona virus)

(Betelgeuse Shrinking, Jupiter's Formation Hexagons or etc, rough 41/42 years from Halley's Comet, and very strange weather cycles this year, all allude to this only being the beginning, and these kinds of activities in the chakra network happen very quickly and are usually coupled together ................ jewish people are not dying in mass, so if this is really important, not only will they die in mass but, there is much more to be seen, and this happens very quickly)

 

[Hobie]

Well, we might as well shut off our Apple IPads and other electronics, pull out our camping supplies, and pop our tents in the forest, as CNN is basically saying the world as we know it is over. Talk about gloom and doom...

"Hong Kong / London (CNN Business)Global stock markets plummeted for a seventh consecutive day on Friday as the coronavirus continued to spread, increasing fears that the epidemic will wipe out corporate profits and push some of the world's biggest economies into recession.

China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) closed down 3.7%, bringing losses for the week to 5.6%, the index's worst performance since April 2019. Japan's Nikkei (N225) ended down 3.7% and benchmark indexes in Australia and South Korea both shed 3.3%.

European stocks suffered even greater losses, with Germany's DAX (DAX) dropping as much as 5% in early trading and London's FTSE 100 (UKX) shedding 4.4%. In Italy, where 17 people have now died as a result of the virus, the benchmark FTSE MIB index was down nearly 4%.

US stock futures were also sharply lower Friday, suggesting that the country's three main indexes will resume their plunge after a sharp sell-off on Thursday during which the Dow suffered its worst ever points loss, dropping 1,191 points, or 4.4%. The S&P 500 suffered a similar fall and has slid more than 10% from its recent peak....
The corporate warnings paint a dire picture of the effect that the coronavirus is having on some of the world's biggest economies. Growth in China is expected to slow significantly, and other economies such as Japan and Germany could slide into recession as the outbreak compounds weakness caused by factors including the trade war between the United States and China.
If the coronavirus outbreak becomes a global pandemic, $1 trillion could be wiped off the world economy, with recessions in the United States and the eurozone, according to economists at Oxford Economics. "
FTSE 100 and other global stocks plummet again on coronavirus fears - CNN

 

[Holy999]

Well, we might as well shut off our Apple IPads and other electronics, pull out our camping supplies, and pop our tents in the forest, as CNN is basically saying the world as we know it is over. Talk about gloom and doom...

"Hong Kong / London (CNN Business)Global stock markets plummeted for a seventh consecutive day on Friday as the coronavirus continued to spread, increasing fears that the epidemic will wipe out corporate profits and push some of the world's biggest economies into recession.

China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) closed down 3.7%, bringing losses for the week to 5.6%, the index's worst performance since April 2019. Japan's Nikkei (N225) ended down 3.7% and benchmark indexes in Australia and South Korea both shed 3.3%.

European stocks suffered even greater losses, with Germany's DAX (DAX) dropping as much as 5% in early trading and London's FTSE 100 (UKX) shedding 4.4%. In Italy, where 17 people have now died as a result of the virus, the benchmark FTSE MIB index was down nearly 4%.

US stock futures were also sharply lower Friday, suggesting that the country's three main indexes will resume their plunge after a sharp sell-off on Thursday during which the Dow suffered its worst ever points loss, dropping 1,191 points, or 4.4%. The S&P 500 suffered a similar fall and has slid more than 10% from its recent peak....
The corporate warnings paint a dire picture of the effect that the coronavirus is having on some of the world's biggest economies. Growth in China is expected to slow significantly, and other economies such as Japan and Germany could slide into recession as the outbreak compounds weakness caused by factors including the trade war between the United States and China.
If the coronavirus outbreak becomes a global pandemic, $1 trillion could be wiped off the world economy, with recessions in the United States and the eurozone, according to economists at Oxford Economics. "
FTSE 100 and other global stocks plummet again on coronavirus fears - CNN

well i hope they find a cure

 

[Justadude]

Well, we might as well shut off our Apple IPads and other electronics, pull out our camping supplies, and pop our tents in the forest, as CNN is basically saying the world as we know it is over. Talk about gloom and doom...

"Hong Kong / London (CNN Business)Global stock markets plummeted for a seventh consecutive day on Friday as the coronavirus continued to spread, increasing fears that the epidemic will wipe out corporate profits and push some of the world's biggest economies into recession.

China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) closed down 3.7%, bringing losses for the week to 5.6%, the index's worst performance since April 2019. Japan's Nikkei (N225) ended down 3.7% and benchmark indexes in Australia and South Korea both shed 3.3%.

European stocks suffered even greater losses, with Germany's DAX (DAX) dropping as much as 5% in early trading and London's FTSE 100 (UKX) shedding 4.4%. In Italy, where 17 people have now died as a result of the virus, the benchmark FTSE MIB index was down nearly 4%.

US stock futures were also sharply lower Friday, suggesting that the country's three main indexes will resume their plunge after a sharp sell-off on Thursday during which the Dow suffered its worst ever points loss, dropping 1,191 points, or 4.4%. The S&P 500 suffered a similar fall and has slid more than 10% from its recent peak....
The corporate warnings paint a dire picture of the effect that the coronavirus is having on some of the world's biggest economies. Growth in China is expected to slow significantly, and other economies such as Japan and Germany could slide into recession as the outbreak compounds weakness caused by factors including the trade war between the United States and China.
If the coronavirus outbreak becomes a global pandemic, $1 trillion could be wiped off the world economy, with recessions in the United States and the eurozone, according to economists at Oxford Economics. "
FTSE 100 and other global stocks plummet again on coronavirus fears - CNN

But everything they said is accurate, right? Should they not report what's actually going on in the world?

 

[marks]

Fearmongering. Fear sells. And moves the markets. Some people are going to become massively rich off of this.

 

[Bobby Jo]

... unfortunately maybe "man made" nothing special about. ...

The Jews didn't see their messiah, and the church doesn't see the tribulation.

The blind leading the blind,
Bobby Jo

 

[Hobie]

Fearmongering. Fear sells. And moves the markets. Some people are going to become massively rich off of this.

But, just like the little boy that cried wolf just to get a reaction, it will come to a point where nobody will believe it anymore, then the wolf actually comes...

 

[marks]

But, just like the little boy that cried wolf just to get a reaction, it will come to a point where nobody will believe it anymore, then the wolf actually comes...

Yep!

 

[Bobby Jo]

Ummmmmmm, this IS the "wolf".

The blind leading the blind,
Bobby Jo

 

[Justadude]

Fearmongering. Fear sells. And moves the markets. Some people are going to become massively rich off of this.

So what would you have the media do? Ignore the outbreak? If they did that, wouldn't they be opening themselves up to criticisms of ignoring the issue, or keeping important information from the public?

 

[Triumph1300]

Fatal vehicle crashes led to 37,461 total yearly US fatalities.

How does that compare to all this end time hype about this virus?
This shall pass, just like the black plague sweeping through Europe in times past.

 

[Triumph1300]

I haven't had one in over 25 years and have not had the flu in all this time.

Same here.
Never had a flu shot ever.
Never had the flu either.

 

[marks]

So what would you have the media do? Ignore the outbreak? If they did that, wouldn't they be opening themselves up to criticisms of ignoring the issue, or keeping important information from the public?

Is there no middle ground? Can't the facts be reported without the oversensationalization? I don't think so, myself, given how much advertising money is at stake. And based on what I see.

Of course . . . without Jesus, what do they have left but their fear?

Much love!

 

[Triumph1300]

So what would you have the media do? Ignore the outbreak? If they did that, wouldn't they be opening themselves up to criticisms of ignoring the issue, or keeping important information from the public?

The media stinks.
Sewer journalism most of them.

 

[Triumph1300]

Stay away from food produced in China.
All junk, buy at your local farmers markets.

 

[Justadude]

Is there no middle ground? Can't the facts be reported without the oversensationalization? I don't think so, myself, given how much advertising money is at stake. And based on what I see.

Of course . . . without Jesus, what do they have left but their fear?

Much love!

I guess it'd help if there were some examples of what you're talking about. That way we'd be able to figure out what is responsible reporting and what is sensationalism.

I'll point out again that the CNN article that @Hobie first complained about was all factual.

 

[Enoch111]

I'll point out again that the CNN article that @Hobie first complained about was all factual.

Not very likely. CNN has become the leading source of lies and Fake News.

 

[Bobby Jo]

Stay away from food produced in China.
All junk, buy at your local farmers markets.

... and whatever you do, DON'T BUY CORONA BEER.


Whew,
Bobby Jo

 

[Justadude]

Not very likely. CNN has become the leading source of lies and Fake News.

Then what "lies and fake news" were in this article? FTSE 100 and other global stocks plummet again on coronavirus fears - CNN

 

[Justadude]

Stay away from food produced in China.
All junk, buy at your local farmers markets.

The virus is now in 50 countries and only a third of new cases are in China