The Covidcrats in Japan are panicking with non-stop television media coverage pounding into the heads of the Japanese hourly statistics on Covid infections and how Japan's modern medical infrastructure is "on the brink of collapsing in hot spots." It is non-stop media-generated scare mongering to break the resistance of Japanese so they will accept the Covid vaccines. Japan is on record for purchasing 290 million Covid vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca. For the first time, news in Japan had on the head of the Japan Medical Association stating that "Covid virus (coronavirus) is worse than influenza." Until now, influenza statistics weren't reported.
The Japanese unfortunately look to the US for "leadership" and "guidance" on running the Covid operation in Japan at the highest levels, after all, Pfizer and Moderna are ostensibly US pharmaceutical corporations. The problem with this scenario though is, the US CDC and Fauci at NIH can't even agree or get their Covid stories straight. Think about that: 290 million Covid vaccines. That is almost the same number equalling the entire US population. What Japan's PM Suga is telling the Japanese is, that if they accept the Covid vaccines the Olympics will be held. To make certain the need for a Covid vaccine becomes urgent enough, Japan just announced like Britain did, a "new Covid variant." But that's okay you see, the vaccines will still be good.
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Source: Make It
Bill Gates: Climate change could be more devastating than Covid-19 pandemic—this is what the US must do to prepare
January 8, 2021 By | Catherine Clifford
Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, speaks during the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Beijing, China, on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019. Takaaki Iwabu | Bloomberg | Getty Images
"A global crisis has shocked the world. It is causing a tragic number of deaths, making people afraid to leave home, and leading to economic hardship not seen in many generations. Its effects are rippling across the world," Gates wrote. "Obviously, I am talking about COVID-19. But in just a few decades, the same description will fit another global crisis: climate change."
To prevent the deaths, damage and destruction that will come with a warming planet requires innovation, he said.
That has become more clear than ever before because though the pandemic has brought travel and economic activity almost to a standstill, greenhouse gas emissions still haven’t been reduced enough to stave off the worst ramifications, Gates said.
"What's remarkable is not how much emissions will go down because of the pandemic, but how little," Gates wrote. "The relatively small decline in emissions this year makes one thing clear: We cannot get to zero emissions simply—or even mostly—by flying and driving less." That's not to say that reducing consumption of fuel that emits carbon gas emissions is not a worthy goal, just that it is not enough, Gates said.
And innovation to fight climate change must start urgently. "Unlike the novel coronavirus, for which I think we'll have a vaccine next year, there is no two-year fix for climate change. It will take decades to develop and deploy all the clean-energy inventions we need," Gates wrote.
To do that, the United States needs to have the equivalent of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for energy innovation, Gates said in another blog post published in December. (The NIH is the medical research agency of the federal government and is an arm of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.)
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