@Kenneth33071904 lol, the ol Fauci line.
Cough in your elbows. And don’t shake people hands. Maybe bump elbows. That was a classic.
Just don’t touch your face. lol
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X_Fact_Checker
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X_Fact_Checker
@X_Fact_Checker
Independent X fact checker. Obsessed with receipts, context, and what actually happened. Not affiliated with X
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CDC is tightening official guidance for American cruise passengers.
It will now be MANDATORY for cruise passengers to cough into their elbows for ANY cough when at work or at school.* No exceptions.
*clearing throat ok
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@kushibo @DrEricDing @j_g_allen Trump hasn’t done anything wrong this virus. He was said exactly what WHO has been saying:
- Virus we know a lot about
- it is not covid, much lower R0
- Americans have very low chance of getting it today and shouldn’t panic
- lots of contact tracing is in place and monitoring.
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@X_Fact_Checker @DrEricDing @j_g_allen CDC is working on a drastically reduced staff, thanks to Trump. I will blame Trump for that. It’s how Covid gained traction and blew up. See my pinned tweet; this is a repeat.
Why blame Trump? He often downplays things that are much more serious.
Why not blame WHO? We just may.
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Wow, if true— it means Trump’s CDC is wrong/lying about “prolonged close contact” needed for hantavirus transmission. The cruise ship 🛳️ doctor tells @j_g_allen that 3 positive ship cases did not have any close contact — only shared spaces—this implies AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION.
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@sera7_sera @DrEricDing @j_g_allen They all ate the same buffet every day. We all know this.
I’m ashamed of Ding to now call it airborne, when it easily could be a contaminated buffet utensils and touching mouth and eyes.
He knows better and should delete.
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@DrEricDing @j_g_allen I’m shocked. Guy from France headed home with symptoms that just began. They couldn’t of all been sharing the same room.
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@kushibo @DrEricDing @j_g_allen And Ding knows better than to call it airborne.
Easily could have been a contaminated surface like Buffett food and they touched their mouth.
Not enough data to call it airborne like Ding did. Hence why the experts aren’t at this time
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@kushibo @DrEricDing @j_g_allen CDC IS working with WHO. But WHO is the direct workers on board.
Back to my point: why isn’t Ding calling out WHO? They are sharing this message with all countries and have the data.
WHO also told Trump that Covid wasn’t airborne until July 2020. Trump was given bad facts.
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@kushibo @DrEricDing @j_g_allen We know that. But CDC should be getting their messaging from WHO who is on the ship and doing the testing. And the CDC is repeating exactly what WHO is saying.
It’s wild Dings obsession with attacking Trump and the CDC. All that verbiage is from WHO.
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@kushibo @DrEricDing @j_g_allen Why is ding attack Trump and CDC tho?
CDC isn’t handling this ship. WHO is.
They said it’s not airborne and low risk. CDC are repeating what WHO is claiming and they have experts on board
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@DrEricDing @j_g_allen Isn’t this how Covid turned out to be much worse than expected?
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Something I touch on repeatedly in my Airborne Infection course is that “close contact” is not a good way to describe how a virus is transmitted. It can be communicated as a risk factor for infection, but it does not say what the actual biological mechanism of transmission is.
Joseph Allen@j_g_allen
Earlier today I spoke with the doctor on the ship and he confirmed something. CDC messaging continues to say "prolonged, close contact" but that contradicts: 1) what's in the literature, and 2) what's happening on this ship. --> the doc told me a few who got infected/died DID have direct contact w/ very sick patient while treating them, but 3 who tested positive did NOT have direct physical or close contact - only shared time in a few spaces on the ship where people congregate (dining, lecture area)
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@DrJesseMorse Your math isn’t mathing. 30% of people that get Covid get long covid?
Yet some claim we get 100k new cases a day. And at one point it was hundreds of thousands each day.
Everyone would have long covid. Please recalculate. Your math doesn’t math.
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How many people have Long COVID?
Who gets Long COVID?
Herd Immunodeficiency
Which pathogens rose after COVID?
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🚨You thought issues with COVID and COVID Spike Protein are over?
Think again. Everyone has been exposed to COVID or chose to get a COVID vaccine is NOT back to pre-COVID levels.
Especially internally.
Buckle up.
Absorb as much as can.
🧵
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@TMaxiiiii @OhioTate They travel a lot of airline points because of their traveling.
And first class on like a 3 hour flight is only couple hundred sometimes.
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I can confirm that Annika Christy of Barstool Sports is on my flight home to Chicago.
She is seated in First Class doing arts and crafts.
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@TsaiMeLemoni Yes, and they didn’t acknowledge it was airborne until July 2020
Yet everyone blamed Trump and said he needs to listen to the experts.
Trump was never wrong in saying a non-airborne will go away with warm weather and washing your hands and don’t touch your face. He got bad data
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Incredibly negligent that this is still up
World Health Organization (WHO)@WHO
FACT: #COVID19 is NOT airborne. The #coronavirus is mainly transmitted through droplets generated when an infected person coughs, sneezes or speaks. To protect yourself: -keep 1m distance from others -disinfect surfaces frequently -wash/rub your 👐 -avoid touching your 👀👃👄
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@DanielleLangWa Everyone blamed Trump for Covid when it’s a GLOBAL pandemic that didn’t start in USA.
And WHO was telling everyone it wasn’t airborne until July 2020. Trump thinking it would be over with warm weather is correct.. if it was indeed not airborne like the experts told him.
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The World Health Organization has repeatedly demonstrated a serious learning disability. Applauding this baby step of theirs is gracious, but it’s also telling. We have experts that say Andes is transmissible for a day or more before symptoms start, and yet… we’re just grateful that the WHO finally stopped telling people that surgical masks were sufficient protection. 🤯
Yaneer Bar-Yam@yaneerbaryam
It is encouraging to see WHO update its Andes hantavirus guidance on May 8 to recommend respirators rather than medical masks for symptomatic individuals associated with the outbreak. Recognition of airborne transmission risk and appropriate respiratory protection are important components of effective outbreak response. who.int/emergencies/di…
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#hantavirus
⚠️ Request to reporters: Can someone ask CDC how the U.S. passengers will get back to their homes after their stop at the National Quarantine Unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center?
I’m also interested in learning what CDC’s rationale might be behind whatever decision is made.
Thanks in advance.
@MikeStobbe
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@Kenneth33071904 14 days to flatten curve failed and everyone gave up.
Maybe try 60 days this time
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I'm not concerned.
If hantavirus starts spreading, we will just bend the curve.
#WeveBentHereBefore
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@lsthart False. Covid was the bat virus. They are not claiming human to human doesn’t happen calling it such.
They wouldn’t even write an article about the outbreak on a boat if it wasn’t human to human
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They want you to think it only spreads via rat droppings.
The previous outbreak of the Andes strain of Hantavirus had a patient infect someone by simply saying hello to them when they passed by on their way to the restroom.
Assuming it's not airborne is foolish.
Envidreamz@envidreamz
Daily Mail dubs the 40% fatality airborne hantavirus the “Rat Virus Panic Hits Texas” like it’s a silly rodent problem. The replies spiral into pure delusions: Ship HVAC systems must be aerosolizing decade old rat droppings. Someone says we already been through this already except with monkeys. Another is offended the virus was described as it “HIT TEXAS” because that sounds too much like a hurricane which is much worse scenario in their opinion. Someone believes the passengers are fine because apparently everyone that was alive in 1993 when they first discovered this are still kicking and alive. Louisiana nutria rat eaters are completely unbothered. Toilet paper preppers gearing up, and zinc supplement soldiers ready to breathe through shredded lungs. The stupidity must be airborne too. 💀
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@envidreamz False. Covid was the bat virus. They are not claiming human to human doesn’t happen calling it such.
They wouldn’t even write an article about the outbreak on a boat if it wasn’t human to human
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Daily Mail dubs the 40% fatality airborne hantavirus the “Rat Virus Panic Hits Texas” like it’s a silly rodent problem.
The replies spiral into pure delusions:
Ship HVAC systems must be aerosolizing decade old rat droppings.
Someone says we already been through this already except with monkeys.
Another is offended the virus was described as it “HIT TEXAS” because that sounds too much like a hurricane which is much worse scenario in their opinion.
Someone believes the passengers are fine because apparently everyone that was alive in 1993 when they first discovered this are still kicking and alive.
Louisiana nutria rat eaters are completely unbothered.
Toilet paper preppers gearing up, and zinc supplement soldiers ready to breathe through shredded lungs.
The stupidity must be airborne too. 💀
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@X_Fact_Checker @drkristenkc yeah the olde immaculate proliferation.
Your proof is sound 🤣, it must be that.
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@chaitrovert It’s a way of explaining that you don’t have to be worried at the grocery store.
At a wedding, cruise ship, birthday party, then yes.
This strain of virus had outbreak in 2018 at a birthday party and now this year from a cruise. But it doesn’t rapidly spread at grocery stores
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"close, prolonged contact" is not a mode of transmission
Ubaka Ogbogu@UbakaOgbogu
If it is airborne, then this "close, prolonged contact" line everyone is pushing might be dogma.
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@DrNeilStone Terrible analogy. Flu vaccine suppose to prevent infection and reduce symptoms if obtained.
Seatbelt doesn’t prevent accidents. It only reduce symptoms of accident.
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Seatbelts were invented decades ago
We still have car accidents
redpillbot@redpillb0t
The flu vaccine was invented 82 years ago. We still have the flu. Just saying...
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