His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, and Joko Widodo, President of Indonesia (left), witness an MoU exchange ceremony during a reception at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi in January Image Credit: Courtesy of Eissa Al Hammadi, Ministry of Presidential Affairs
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Husin Bagis, Indonesian Ambassador to the UAE, tells Chiranti Sengupta how the leaders of both countries are enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors
The pandemic has disrupted business and consumer activities across the world. What key measures has Indonesia taken to accelerate economic recovery in a post-Covid world?
The Indonesian government has allocated Rp695.2 trillion (Dh173.8 billion) to tackle the impact of Covid-19 pandemic in the country. This total figure mainly consists of health sector support of Rp87.55 trillion (Dh21.9 billion) and the National Economic Recovery programme of Rp607.65 trillion (Dh151.9 billion).
The Indonesian National Economic Recovery programme includes social safety net measures (Rp203.9 trillion), government spending through sectoral ministries and local government funding (Rp106.11 trillion), micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) support (Rp123.46 trillion), state-owned enterprises (SOEs) financing (Rp53.57 trillion), and business/tax incentives (Rp120.61 trillion). These efforts aim to stimulate the supply and demand sides for economic recovery during the pandemic. Besides, this extraordinary programme has shown an integrated approach of fiscal measures, monetary policy, as well as support for the financial sector.
To finance the widening state budget deficit due to the economic downturn, the government of Indonesia has worked closely with the Central Bank of Indonesia through a burden-sharing mechanism. This mechanism has to follow a strict and prudent fiscal and monetary policy and adhere to good governance standards.
For the year 2021 and medium-term vision, the government has committed to some strategic priorities of preparing a new healthy society, accelerating recovery of social and health sectors, ensuring speedy recovery of the economy, and innovating policies across sectors. These strategic priorities have been translated into the reformation of the health sector, social safety net, education, taxation, state budget allocation, and industry focus.
In addition, the government of Indonesia has also started a strategic investment and financing mechanism through the establishment of the Indonesia Sovereign Wealth Fund. This initiative has been discussed with various international counterparts in order to learn the best practices. This fund is dedicated to finance national development, including major infrastructure projects in Indonesia.
Husin Bagis, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the UAE Image Credit: Supplied
Earlier this year, Indonesia and the UAE signed many agreements and MoUs. Could you give us some information on these agreements?
During Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s visit to Abu Dhabi in January, Indonesia and the UAE signed 11 business agreements.
These business agreements/deals were Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) on Cirata Floating Solar PV 145 MWAC between Masdar and PT. PLN; two MoUs between ADNOC and Pertamina for both Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) projects and Direct LPG Sales Contract from ADNOC to Pertamina; Refinery Investment Principle Agreement (RIPA) between Mubadala and Pertamina for the placement of up to 49 per cent of preferred shares in RDMP RU V Balikpapan Phase 1 project; MoU on R&D collaboration for agricultural crop commercialisation between Elite Agro (EAG) and Indonesian Agency of Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD)/Ministry of Agriculture; and project execution agreement signing between DP World and Maspion Group regarding the development of Gresik Container Terminal.
The other five business deals were MoUs for the potential supply of naphtha feedstock between ADNOC and Chandra Asri Petrochemical; MoU and NDA on the development of a custom bonded third party logistics park, dry port and inland container in Subang between Trustworthy.ae and RNI; letter of intent (LoI) on the optimisation of west Java workforce absorption between LuLu Group International and West Java Provincial Government; the K7-12 E-learning Project MoU between Saal.ai and PT. TELKOM (Persero); and amendment to MoUs between Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA) and PT. Indonesia Asahan Aluminum.
Apart from the business deals, the two governments signed five MoUs to expand cooperation in areas such as health, education, agriculture and food diversification, Islamic affairs and endowments, as well as counter-terrorism.
How would you sum up the current relations between Indonesia and the UAE? What are your focus areas now when it comes to strengthening ties with the UAE?
The current relations between the UAE and Indonesia have elevated to a level that is closer than ever.
His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, visited Indonesia in July last year, while our President, Joko Widodo, visited Abu Dhabi earlier this year.
There were 16 agreements and MoUs being signed during the visit of Shaikh Mohammad bin Zayed to Indonesia, covering various aspects — from politics and economic affairs to education, health, socio-cultural, and consular affairs. We are striving to make these agreements and MoUs materialise for the benefit of people of both countries. On many occasions, President Widodo has stated that foreign policy should be committed to the welfare of people in Indonesia.
Likewise, during the visit of President Widodo to Abu Dhabi earlier this year, both counties have also signed 11 business-to-business MoUs, mostly on the investment and economic aspect, ranging from oil and energy to agriculture. The progress on all these business deals is very encouraging.
In light of the close partnership between Indonesia and the UAE, we also agreed to establish a bilateral, temporary travel corridor arrangement to facilitate the ease of travel for business, economic, diplomatic, and official purposes. The Safe Travel Corridor Arrangement (STCA) came into effect last month.
We have some big projects in the pipeline for food and energy security. It is my dream to fulfill them with the UAE. Indonesia has numerous talented engineers, and I am eager to bring them here to work in Emirati industries and airlines.
Indonesia has always been a preferred travel destination for UAE residents. How does Indonesia plan to bring tourists back to the nation after Covid-19?
Considering that tourism is an essential component of Indonesian economy as well as a significant source of its foreign exchange revenues, the government is working hard to attract and gain confidence of foreign tourists. It has launched a video about the application of the cleanliness, health, and safety (CHS) protocol in any tourism destination in Indonesia.
Besides, to recover the tourism sector, badly-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, the government will also hold a mega fam trip in collaboration with key opinion leaders, arrange airplane and hotel tour packages, and organise events to attract visitors. All preparation and recovery will be carried out in line with the preventive measures and regulations to curb the spread of Covid-19. It is worth mentioning that Bali, the capital of tourism in Indonesia, has been one of the least-affected provinces in the country from Covid-19. The Island of Gods, Bali, has taken the fastest measures to fight and curb the Covid-19 spread and establish hygiene and safety protocols to welcome tourists again. It opened for domestic tourists on July 31, and hopefully will soon reopen for foreign tourists as well.
How many tourists from the UAE visited Indonesia in 2019?
Based on the data we have, around 9,065 tourists visited Indonesia from the UAE in 2019. We are very confident the number will grow in the years ahead. We plan to engage a big tour operator in the UAE to materialise this vision.
What kind of activities is the embassy planning to organise this year to improve bilateral relations?
Despite the severe impact of Covid-19 on the Indonesian economy, the financial sector has shown resilience and potential for growth, offering opportunities for further cooperation between the UAE and Indonesia.
Indonesia, with its large population and low financial literacy and inclusion rate, has offered an excellent opportunity to serve people with financial services. Indonesia, through its embassy, will attract and facilitate more UAE business partners to invest and strategically maintain operations with their Indonesian counterparts in the financial sector, whether on a regular or sharia basis.
Besides, we are working to realise all agreements signed in various fields, not only in economic and investment sectors, but also education, defense, culture, tourism, health, as well as Islamic affairs.
How does the embassy serve the Indonesian community in the UAE?
We aim at ensuring the best services for all Indonesians residing in the UAE. In terms of consular assistance, the embassy, as well as the consulate general have a 24/7 hotline number, and we also have our staff on standby duty on weekends and public holidays.
How many Indonesians are currently living in the UAE and how many have gone back home since the outbreak of coronavirus? How did the embassy facilitate their safe repatriation?
According to the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA), there are around 77,000 Indonesians in the UAE, 80 per cent of them are domestic helpers. The other 20 per cent are employed as engineers in oil and gas companies as well as paper mills. Indonesians are also working in various sectors such as trading; services and hospitality; maritime, religious and health. We estimated that more than 2.000 Indonesians have left the UAE since the outbreak of Covid-19.
We facilitated the repatriation of Indonesian seamen on two chartered flights in April. These flights were arranged for stranded seamen from six cruise ships berthed in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Later, we repatriated more Indonesian seamen using commercial flights. The embassy has estimated that more than 1.500 Indonesians have left the UAE with a voluntary repatriation mechanism.
Finally, how does the embassy plan to celebrate the Independence Day this year?
We have a flag-hoisting ceremony today at the embassy’s premises in commemoration of the proclamation of independence. The ceremony will be attended by limited embassy officials and staff, without the presence of community members in the UAE. This activity will be carried out in compliance with physical distancing and preventive measures.
The embassy of Indonesia will also celebrate the 75th Indonesia’s Independence Day by organising the first-ever Panggung Gembira Virtual (PGV), a showcase of Indonesian music, cultural performances, inspirational talkshow, and giveaway, which will be organised virtually and broadcast live on the embassy’s social media platforms on August 21.
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A new study describes the results of the safety and efficacy phase trials of a new COVID-19 vaccine from Cuba.
Study findings
Vaccines are a high-priority public health intervention; however, the success of the vaccination program depends on the speed and coverage of the rollout.
SOBERANA 02 is the first conjugated vaccine to be developed against SARS-CoV-2. The vaccine uses the recombinant receptor-binding domain (RBD) of the viral spike protein, chemically attached to the tetanus toxoid antigen in a molar ratio of 6:1 and adsorbed on 500 micrograms (µg) of alumina. Conversely, SOBERANA Plus contains dimeric RBD 50 µg, adsorbed on 1,250 µg alumina, having been developed as a “universal booster.”
With this, SOBERANA 02 joins other conjugated vaccines, such as the protein-polysaccharide conjugated vaccine against Hemophilus influenzae type b, Neisseria meningitidis, and Streptococcus pneumoniae.
With the current experimental vaccine, two doses have been found to elicit neutralizing antibodies, along with both memory B- and T-cells, secreting interferon-gamma (IFN-γ) as well as showing a T-helper cell type 1 (Th1) profile of immunity.
This vaccine could also be used as a heterologous third booster dose to enhance the level of neutralizing anti-RBD antibodies. Following successful Phase 1 and 2a trials, the Phase 3 trial was launched to assess the efficacy and safety profile of two usage patterns of SOBERANA, which include a two-dose regimen of SOBERANA 02, and evaluate this regimen when combined with the third dose of SOBERANA Plus.
The participants of the current study were all healthy adults from different parts of Havana, Cuba. Each participant was assigned in a randomized double-blinded placebo-controlled manner to vaccine and control groups. The mean age was 48 years, with an almost equal number of males and females.
One group (A) received the two-dose homologous regimen, the second (group B) the heterologous three-dose regimen, and the third (group C) the placebo. None of the final participants had confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection at any point.
There were 0.8 COVID-19 cases per 1,000 person-years (PY) in group A, and 2.7 in the placebo, corresponding to 198 and 155 cases, respectively, indicating a two-dose vaccine efficacy (VE) of 71% compared to placebo.
With the heterologous three-dose regimen, the VE was greater than 92% relative to the placebo, at an incidence of 0.1 per 1,000 PY in group B (170 vs 155 cases in groups B and C, respectively).
Protection against severe COVID-19 was 63% in group A and 100% for group B. Comparatively, when considering deaths due to COVID-19, VE was 59% and 100%, respectively.
Implications
The current study shows the SOBERANA 02 conjugate vaccine to be safe and effective in preventing severe COVID-19 in adults up to 80 years of age. A VE of over 60% was expected during the period when the ancestral SARS-CoV-2 strain was circulating. However, a VE of 62% was achieved, even during a period when the dominant strain was the Beta SARS-CoV-2 variant of concern (VOC).
The SARS-CoV-2 Beta strain made up 74% of isolated sequences at the time in Havana. The high VE was observed in spite of the presence of the E484K mutation that confers resistance to neutralizing antibodies in the sera of individuals who have been immunized by natural infection or by vaccination.
By the time the final analysis was conducted, the Delta VOC was the dominant circulating strain; however, the VE at two doses was 71% at this time. The heterologous three-dose regimen led to VE exceeding 92%, but it still remained high irrespective of VOCs in circulation.
Even at the two-month mark, the safety profile was impressive, with mild transient local reactions and no serious adverse reactions reported. The third dose of the vaccine had few side effects.
The final VE comes from the figures compiled 14 days after the last immunization, or 70 days after the first dose with the triple-dose regimen. While this vaccine apparently offered protection against the Beta and Delta VOCs, further work is essential to assess the durability of immunity and the VE for the circulating VOCs.
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Conservative speak present host Dennis Prager introduced on Monday throughout his every day nationally syndicated radio program that he had contracted COVID-19.
A vocal opponent of coronavirus vaccine mandates, particularly for younger folks and people beforehand contaminated with the virus, Prager, 73, has refused the vaccine and deliberately sought talking engagements and occasions all through the pandemic each time and wherever he might.
“I’ve hugged 1000’s of strangers … at rallies across the nation. I’ve posed for images with strangers within the 1000’s at speeches. And at last I bought it from any person,” he stated whereas broadcasting the show from his dwelling on Monday.
The radio host stated he had taken the monoclonal antibody remedy Regeneron, which he stated President Joe Biden has made “virtually unimaginable for folks to get … as a result of the person is evil.”
From the beginning of the pandemic, Prager has been a harsh critic of the Democrats’ response to COVID-19 — corresponding to small-business-crushing lockdowns and vaccine and masks mandates — however an enthusiastic promoter of therapeutics to deal with the virus.
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He started taking hydroxychloroquine prophylactically shortly after then-President Donald Trump talked about in a March 19, 2020, news conference that the anti-malarial drug might show to be a promising remedy for COVID-19.
Prager has interviewed outstanding proponents for HCQ on his present, notably Dr. Vladimir Zelenko, who got here up with the “Zelenko Protocol,” a concoction of low-dose hydroxychloroquine, zinc and azithromycin that he stated resulted in fewer hospitalizations when given within the early phases of mild-to-moderate COVID an infection.
And in November 2020, Prager added ivermectin to his private routine.
“I consider that what I had determined to do over the course of the final year-and-a-half, I consider, has been justified,” Prager stated at his present’s opening on Monday. “I wished to attain pure immunity, which is by far the extra strong immunity that one might have in opposition to COVID or any virus.”
Do you assume nationwide immunity is more practical than vaccination in opposition to COVID-19?
Sure: 98% (43 Votes)
No: 2% (1 Votes)
He referenced a current piece printed in The Washington Post through which Dr. Marty Makary, a professor on the John Hopkins Faculty of Drugs, argued the prevalence of pure immunity over vaccination.
Makary cited over 15 research supporting his assertion, together with a current 700,000-person study in Israel that discovered that these beforehand contaminated with COVID-19 have been 27 occasions much less prone to contract the virus once more than those that have been vaccinated.
Prager probably contracted COVID-19 whereas at a marketing campaign event in Colorado on Oct. 10 with Republican Colorado gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl, the front-running challenger to Democratic Colorado Gov. Jared Polis’ re-election, in response to the Denver Gazette.
NEW: Conservative speak radio host @DennisPrager says he examined optimistic for COVID-19 final week, days after showing at a Colorado fundraiser for @heidiganahl. Prager stated he deliberately contracted COVID-19 by partaking with, hugging, and taking images with folks. #copolitics pic.twitter.com/FAKPMjZVlR
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The hourlong “sold-out” marketing campaign occasion, known as “The Way forward for Colorado,” was held at a Marriott resort in Colorado Springs with about 100 attendees.
A consultant of Ganahl’s marketing campaign instructed the Gazette, “We’ve not been made conscious of anybody who attended the occasion exterior of Dennis’ inside circle getting the virus. We’re reaching out to all those that attended to ensure they’re knowledgeable.”
On Friday, Colorado had the 14th-highest price within the nation for COVID infections, the outlet reported, with 71.6 % of eligible Coloradans absolutely vaccinated, in response to the Colorado Department of Public Health.
Whereas up on stage with Ganahl, Prager paradoxically stated, “I’ve been attempting to get COVID for a year-and-a-half.”
Though Prager strongly opposes the Biden administration’s draconian vaccine mandates and the media’s fear-mongering concerning the virus and its demonizing of unvaccinated Individuals, he has by no means insisted that the listeners to his program comply with his instance and forgo the vaccine.
“You probably have co-morbidities or are of a sure age, and you aren’t ready to take the therapeutics, it is best to think about taking the vaccine. That will be my place,” Prager stated throughout his radio present Monday.
“It may well harm you. I do know those who it has harm. However it may well additionally assist. It’s considerably of a crapshoot. However I don’t need you to take nothing,” he stated.
“I feel I’m a residing instance of how efficient taking these therapeutics is. I’m not younger. I admit I’m wholesome in any other case, however I’m within the class of people that must be most involved, theoretically,” Prager stated. “And I’m involved. That’s why I’ve been taking all these therapeutics.”
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I've hated most parenting books that I've started. Business books take 250 pages to say what they could say in under 50. The big ideas of business and fatherhood are mostly the same, and since none of us has time to read all the books, this blog tries to share some of the important stuff in bite-sized chunks.
One parenting book that's not bad is Mentor Manager, Mentor Parent by Dowling and Mielenz. Its big idea is that parents and managers use four "styles" of controlling others, and that one—mentoring—is most effective. Here are some common control styles and how they play out in managers and dads:
BOSS: depends on power and authority to maintain control; believes others won't act appropriately unless he tells them what to do
At work: takes advantage of authority to control the workplace
At home: controls children through power, mandates, and physical advantage
The result: employees and kids don't learn good judgment or decision-making skills
MANIPULATOR: promises rewards and punishment to control others; doesn't believe in others' personal motivation
At work: uses motivators like days off or possible promotion; uses threats like bad assignments, overtime, and job insecurity
At home: engineers desired behaviors by dangling the possibility of treats and privelages given or taken away
The result: employees and children learn the acceptable minimum to get rewards and avoid punishment and their decision-making is narcissistic
MARTYR: relinquishes control to avoid conflict
At work: takes a passive approach to management; has difficulty holding others accountable; wants to be liked
At home: fears setting limits; attempts to win children's love by being friend or playmate
The result: inconsistency and lack of direction cause resentment; the child and employee eventually take control to fill the leadership void
MENTOR: practices non-controlling strategies to develop responsibility and self-direction in others; focuses on values and standards
At work: translates the organization's mission and goals into daily activities; trusts others; allows employees to make mistakes and experience the results; enforces standards; accepts unpopularity
At home: respects the child, values her opinions and feelings, and recognizes her unique needs; allows the child freedom to make choices within established limits; helps the child understand values, expectations, and appropriate behaviors
The result: mutual respect; appropriate collaboration; employees and kids discover and grow their own motivation and initiative
Which one of these camps do you tend to fall into? I most often fall into the manipulator camp, but dabble in all four.
How to become more of a mentor? To be continued next post...
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I'm mostly a manipulator too I guess, and a boss. I try not to do martyr and I do mentor also. But I gotta say, I don't know what the answer is for when you three year old won't put clothes on. As an e.g. You try every trick, give them every choice. And then, you hold their little limbs and make them do it.
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Thanks for the comment 'Dad is in the House'! I'm with you--they need to know we've got the "force" option in our back-pocket, but come to their own conclusions that they're better off chosing to do it themselves. This is where the child/employee comparrison breaks down a bit... we can fire the employee.
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The Omnidoxy is the primary document within The Grand Centrality that forms the conceptual, orientational, and structural foundations of The Philosophy of Millettism. Partitioned according to twelve disquisitions which are further divided into hundreds of discourses, themselves titled by rubrals, The Omnidoxy is codified according to a unique writing structure known as insentence.
The authorship of The Omnidoxy rests with a single individual, the author and philosopher, Cometan, who began writing The Omnidoxy at the age of seventeen through personal inspiration.
The Omnidoxy remains the principal founding book of the Millettarian philosophical tradition and was the first text to introduce the concept of cosmocentricity, as well as the introducer of hundreds of belief orientations, schools of thought, and disciplines of study along with thousands of concepts and notions that subsequently formed the basis of The Philosophy of Millettism.

The discipline of study known as omnidoxicology relates to the formal academic study and contemplation of The Omnidoxy by philosophers, scholars, and academics while that which is known as omnidoxical studies refers to the study of The Omnidoxy by ordinary people.

The historical origination of The Omnidoxy rests in its authorship by Cometan during early 21st century England, specifically in the northern county of Lancashire. Like in all textual criticism, the timing and location of the codification of The Omnidoxy is integral to understanding why and how it was written, especially by considering the influential factors impacting Taylorian during his construction of the text, particularly the cultural, political, religious, and social contexts of Taylorian's personal life and of wider society at the time.
This forms an important branch of study within omnidoxicology known as omnidoxical criticism, or omnidoxical exegesis in which scholars study and investigate The Omnidoxy in order to discern conclusive judgements inspired by how, where, why, by whom, for whom, and in what circumstances The Omnidoxy was written.

The term "omnidoxy" originates from the founding of The Philosophy of Millettism and combines the prefix "omni-" meaning all, or of all things, and the suffix of "-doxy" which, in a Millettarian terminological context, refers to knowledge imparted through written means.

Combining this prefix and suffix, the term "omnidoxy" is formed and therefore means all knowledge, or knowledge of all things, imparted through a treatise. Essentially, the "omni-" element of the appellation refers to the encompassing nature of the text while the "-doxy" element refers to the text's educative and imparting personality.


The video below,1 featuring cardiologist, internist and epidemiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, is packed with sound logic, data and action steps that have the potential to turn the pandemic around — if only more people would listen.
Recorded at the Andrews University Village Church in Berrien Springs, Michigan, August 20, 2021, this presentation deserves to be heard, and I urge you to listen to it in its entirety. It will make you question why a key aspect of care — early treatment — has been missing from the pandemic.
McCullough, editor of two medical journals who has published 650 peer-reviewed papers, said this has been the first time in his career when he saw medical providers not offering early treatment for a disease.
Early COVID Treatment Saves Lives
The standard of care for COVID-19 has been to withhold treatment until a person is sick enough to be hospitalized. It typically takes two to three weeks for someone with COVID-19 to get sick enough to be hospitalized, and during that time early treatment can be lifesaving.
The rationale was that there have been no large, randomized trials conducted to know which treatments are safe and effective, but as McCullough said, “We can’t wait for large randomized trials … Something got in the minds of doctors and nurses and everyone to not treat COVID-19. I couldn’t stand it.” He and colleagues worked feverishly to figure out a treatment — why didn’t national health organizations do so also?
“Our government and other governments, and the entire world, has not lifted a finger to reduce the risk of hospitalization and death anywhere,” McCullough said, pointing out the irony: “If there was a kid with asthma, would we let the kid wheeze and choke for two weeks before the kid has to go to the hospital? No, we give the child medications. We don’t have randomized trials for every single thing that we do.”2
McCullough and colleagues realized that there are three major phases to COVID-19. It starts with virus replication, which then triggers inflammation, or a cytokine storm. This, in turn, leads to blood clotting. If enough micro blood clots form in the lungs, a person can’t get enough oxygen and dies. It’s a complex process, and no single drug is going to work to treat it, which is why McCullough uses a combination of drugs, as is done to treat HIV, staph and other infections.
Only about 6% of doctors’ decisions in cardiology are based on randomized trials. “Medicine is an art and a science, it takes judgment. What was happening is, I think out of global fear, no judgement was happening,” McCullough said,3 referring to doctors’ refusal to treat COVID-19 patients early on in the disease process.
Doctors Threatened for Treating COVID-19
Around the world, the unthinkable is happening: Doctors are being threatened with loss of their license or even prison for trying to help their patients. French doctor Didier Raoult suggested, early on, putting up a tent to try to treat covid-19 patients. He was put on house arrest. He has promoted the use of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), which initially was available over the counter — until France made it prescription only.4
In Australia, if a doctor attempts to treat a COVID-19 patient with HCQ, they could be put in prison. “Since when does a doctor get put in prison to try to help a patient with a simple generic drug?” McCullough said. In South Africa, he added, a doctor was put in prison for prescribing ivermectin.
In August 2020, McCullough’s landmark paper “Pathophysiological Basis and Rationale for Early Outpatient Treatment of SARS-CoV-2 Infection” was published online in the American Journal of Medicine.5
The follow-up paper is titled “Multifaceted Highly Targeted Sequential Multidrug Treatment of Early Ambulatory High-Risk SARS-CoV-2 Infection (COVID-19)” and was published in Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine in December 2020.6 It became the basis for the home treatment guide.
While some physician organizations have stepped up and are treating COVID-19 patients, “The ivory tower today still is not treating patients. The party line in my health system is, do not treat a COVID-19 patient as an outpatient. Wait for them to get sick enough to be admitted. Because my health system … follows the National Institutes of Health or the Centers for Disease Control, period.”
Conditioned to Wait for an Injection
With no hope of early treatment, McCullough believes that most people became conditioned to wait for an injection. “We became conditioned, after about May or so, to wear a mask, wait in isolation and be saved by the vaccine. And wait for the vaccine.
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I've just recently finished a relatively new book called "Legacies of Dachau" by Harold Marcuse a history professor in Santa Barbara. Here's what he wrote regarding the covering up of atrocities by the Nazis:
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In May 1942 plans were completed for a much larger replacement building that included undressing rooms, disinfection chambers for clothing, an airtight gas chamber disguised as a shower, a morgue, and a four oven crematorium with eight incineration chambers - all neatly lined up according to the dictates of streamlined industrial processing. Although only trial gassings were conducted in the gas chamber (death by other causes supplied enough human raw material for the ovens), the furnaces reduced tens of thousands of corpses to ash between the summer of 1942 and the spring of 1945, when the death rate was so high that burials in nearby mass graves supplemented burning as a means of corpse disposal.
In 1943, when the prospect of a German victory in the war began to appear dubious, the Nazi leadership began a campaign to eradicate the physical evidence of its atrocities. Initially, as described above, this program was limited to digging up mass graves and burning the decaying human remains in them. As Allied armies, especially the Soviet Army in eastern Poland, approached the concentration and extermination camps in 1944, the cover-up of the atrocities was expanded to include the evacuation of the concentration camp inmates to camps closer to the heart of the Reich. In July 1944 the inmates of Maidanek (near the present Polish-Ukrainian border) were forced marched west to Auschwitz, and at the end of August the last 7,000 inmates of Natzweiler (near the French-German border) were transported eastward to Dachau.
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Note that he says that the gas chamber at Dachau was used for "trial gassings" although a sign in the gas chamber says it was never used for gassing. The interesting thing, however, is that he thinks that the inmates were evacuated from the camps as part of a cover-up. He mentions that the inmates at Natzweiler were brought to Dachau as part of this "cover-up of the atrocities" but he doesn't mention that the Nazis completely forgot to destroy the gas chamber there, which is still being shown to tourists as a bona-fide gas chamber that was used to kill Jews.
He says that the mass graves were dug up in order to eliminate the evidence of atrocities, but the mass graveyard at Dachau is still there. The Nazis forgot to dig up the bodies there and burn them, and they also neglected to destroy the evidence of the gas chamber at Dachau, although they had two years to accomplish this before the Americans arrived.
Considering that the Nazis began a "campaign to eradicate the physical evidence of its atrocities" in 1943, they didn't get much done before the Americans arrived. They left gas chambers intact at Dachau, Natzweiler, and Mauthausen. They also left gas chambers for the Russians to find at Sachsenhausen and Majdanek. In fact, there was only one gas chamber that they managed to destroy in the Old Reich - the one at Ravensbrück, the women's camp. Today, no one even knows the exact location of the gas chamber that was destroyed there.
The Dachau Gas Chamber
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"Is The Diary of Anne Frank genuine?" by Robert Faurisson
Is The Diary of Anne Frank genuine? For two years that question was included in the official syllabus "Text and Document Criticism," a seminar reserved for degreed students in their fourth year. The conclusion of my studies and research is that The Diary of Anne Frank is a fraud.
In order to study the question posed and to find an answer to it, I have carried out the following investigations [7 total]:
Internal criticism: the very text of the Diary (in Dutch) contains a number of unlikely or inconceivable facts.
A study of the premises in Amsterdam: on the one hand, the physical impossibilities and, on the other hand, the explanations made up by Anne Frank's father severely compromise him.
The "betrayer" and the person who arrested the Franks: why has Mr. Frank wished to assure them such anonymity?
Comparison between the Dutch and German texts: attempting to make too much of it, Mr. Frank has given himself away; he has signed a literary fraud.
Internal criticism
The first step in the investigation is to determine if the text is consistent within itself. The Diary contains an extraordinary number of inconsistencies.
Let us take the example of the noises. Those in hiding, we are told, must not make the least sound. This is so much so that, if they cough, they quickly take codeine. The "enemies" could hear them. The walls are that "thin" (25 March 1943). Those "enemies" are very numerous: Lewin, who "knows the whole building well" (1 October 1942), the men from the store, the customers, the deliverymen, the agent, the cleaning woman, the night watchman Slagter, the plumbers, the "health service," the accountant, the police who conduct their searches of the premises, the neighbors both near and far, the owner, etc. It is therefore unlikely and inconceivable that Mrs. Van Daan had the habit of using the vacuum cleaner each day at 12:30 pm (5 August 1943). The vacuum cleaners of that era were, moreover, particularly noisy. I ask: "How is that conceivable?" My question is not purely formal. It is not rhetorical. Its purpose is not to show astonishment. My question is a question. It is necessary to respond to it. That question could be followed with forty other questions concerning noises. It is necessary to explain, for example, the use of an alarm clock (4 August 1943). It is necessary to explain the noisy carpentry work: the removal of a wooden step, the transformation of a door into a swinging cupboard (21 August 1942), the making of a wooden candlestick (7 December 1942). Peter splits wood in the attic in front of the open window (23 February 1944). It involved building with the wood from the attic "a few little cupboards and other odds and ends" (11 July 1942). It even involved constructing in the attic "a little compartment" for working (13 July 1943). There is a nearly constant noise from the radio, from the slammed doors, from the "resounding peal" (6 December 1943), the arguments, the shouts, the yelling, a "noise that was enough to awaken the dead." (9 November 1942). "A great din and disturbance followed I was doubled up with laughter" (10 May 1944). The episode reported on 2 September 1942 is irreconcilable with the necessity of being silent and cautious. There we see those in hiding at dinner. They chatter and laugh. Suddenly, a piercing whistle is heard. And they hear the voice of Peter who shouts through the stove pipe that he will certainly not come down. Mr. Van Daan gets up, his napkin falls and, his face flushed, he shouts: "I've had enough of this." He goes up to the attic and there, resistance and the stamping of feet.
The remarks that I am making here in regard to noises I could repeat in regard to all of the realities of physical and mental life. The Diary even presents the peculiarity that not one aspect of the life that is lived there avoids being either unlikely, incoherent, or absurd. At the time of their arrival in their hiding place, the Franks install some curtains to hide their presence. But, to install curtains at windows which did not have them up until then, is that not the best means of drawing attention to one's arrival? Is that not particularly the case if those curtains are made of pieces of "all different shapes, quality and pattern" (11 July 1942)? In order not to betray their presence, the Franks burn their refuse. But in doing this they call attention to their presence by the smoke that escapes from the roof of a building that is supposed to be uninhabited! They make a fire for the first time on 30 October 1942, although they arrived in that place on 6 July. One asks oneself what they could have done with their refuse for the 116 days of the summer. I recall, on the other hand, that the deliveries of food are enormous. In normal conditions, the persons in hiding and their guests each day consume eight breakfasts, eight to twelve lunches and eight dinners. In nine passages of the book they allude to bad or mediocre or insufficient food. Otherwise the food is abundant and "delicious." Mr. Van Daan "takes a lot of everything" and Dussel takes "enormous helpings" of food (9 August 1943) . On the spot they make wet and dry sausages, strawberry jam, and preserves in jars. Brandy or alcohol, cognac, wines, and cigarettes do not seem to be lacking either. Coffee is so common that one does not understand why the author, enumerating (23 July 1943) what each would wish to do on the day when they would be able to leave that hiding place, says that Mrs. Frank's fondest wish would be to have a cup of coffee.


Image via Wikipedia Wherever I go, I always try to think what I could do to improve a business. I’ve been doing it for years and now that it comes naturally to me, I even do it while I’m on holiday. So, as I’m holidaying in DisneyLand Paris at the moment, I couldn’t but think up something I would do to improve the place. And here it is. What is Disney’s most powerful advertising medium? TV? Print Ads? Movies? All…
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Disney: Watching them do what they do best
Disney: Watching them do what they do best
July 29, 2009 Owen Comments 0 Comment
Image by webast via Flickr Well, it’s our second day at Disneyland Paris and it’s been a bit of an eye opener for me. I’ve never been to any of their resorts before, but the people I know who have been come back raving about what a great time they had. And I can see why. Our hotel stay so far has been impeccable, the entertainment spot-on, with a pass to get into the park from 8:00am all the way…
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The magic that is the iPhone
The magic that is the iPhone
July 21, 2009 Owen Comments 0 Comment
Image via CrunchBase Interesting article today about how iPhones sales have beat expectations. Here’s what the BBC had to say about it: Net profits hit $1.23bn (£953m), or $1.35 a share, in the fiscal third quarter to 27 June, from $1.07bn, or $1.19 a share, a year earlier. Apple sold more than 5.2 million iPhones in the quarter, seven times greater than the same period a year, before, boosted by a new iPhone model. Analyst reacted positively to the news…
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Google beating the economic turndown
Google beating the economic turndown
July 16, 2009 Owen Comments 0 Comment
Looks like Google is having a great quarter. According this report on the BBC, Q2 for 2009 has been much better than they anticipated, regardless of the fact that the rest of the economy is suffering. Here’s a snippet of the news article: The firm saw net income reach $1.48bn (£900m) in the three months to 30 June, compared to $1.25bn a year before. Revenue rose 3% for the period at $5.52bn and just over half – 53% – came…
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What’s the time?
What’s the time?
July 16, 2009 Owen Comments 0 Comment
In today’s global economy we deal with partners, suppliers and customers all around the world. And sometimes it gets confusing to know what time it is locally for them. So here’s a tool that can really help. It’s a time clock that helps you tell the time in any part of the world, and you’ll never be lost for time again. It’s always good to be considerate of your partners, regardless of whether they’re a large computer manufacturer or a…
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UK Interest Rates hold steady
UK Interest Rates hold steady
July 9, 2009 Owen Comments 0 Comment
As was widely anticipated, it seems like the UK Interest Rates have remained fixed at 0.5%, the historic low they had dropped to in March this year. This is good news for people on tracker mortgages as it means their mortgages are still costing them very little. However, there’s a concern for home owners that new mortgages at those rates are impossible to find and people are getting locked into higher rate mortgages. Does this translate into more profit for…