附上这个美国人的跟帖和yahoo上的原新闻: 跟帖:19 hours agoThis is the problem most Americans do not understand. We live in a world now that you can destroy countries by introducing a virus into a small area and have the human enter different areas where tourist are, they carry it back to there country and now the mass have it. This is why you should never rely on products that are considered a necessity (vaccine, food etc..) from a country that is or has been a threat. Here in Southern CA, new cases of Mumps, Measles started to show up. You have no clue what diseases or viruses any of people crossing the border. The problem is that the average person is disengaged of what is truly going on in the World. Most people are OK going to work, get a check , go home watch Netflix and not knowing what is going on. People need to understand that the greatest nations in history, have fallen from within. The Corona virus is just a symptom of many issues that stem from the real cause. We have given to much power to politicians to take care of everything that we are disinterested in. We are voting for people that say they are going to do all the great things and they could not run a local district, city or state, much less their own household. Having served in 2 branches of the military and served in the 1st Gulf War, the average person is completely disconnected with what has been going on for decades. There are countries that would like to see the US destroyed and including people from within. Your house must in order or you will have chaos. We have been fortunate to not have to deal with this in prior years but this is what happens when you sleep at your post. Right now all I can put out there is keep your immune system strong all the time, take care of yourself and you will more than likely not see any effects of it on yourself. This should be a wake up call to all true Americans. People do not understand, when you panic, you make irrational decisions like buying food to just buy food because think there is not enough. You create artificial shortages, prices will go up, people with take advantage of it. There is no shortage if water, toilet paper, except the shortage you create by hoarding it. Do not follow the herd, it will lead you to slaughter. Please make rational decisions in your life and think about the next person. 原新闻: National ReviewCOVID-19 Is the Chinese Government’s Curse upon the WorldDavid Harsanyi National ReviewMarch 17, 2020, 2:27 PM PDT
[/url][url=https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=COVID-19 Is the Chinese Government’s Curse upon the World&url=https://news.yahoo.com/covid-19-chinese-government-curse-212710607.html&tsrc=twtr][/url] The World Health Organization and other sensitive souls have instructed us to stop referring to the new strain of coronavirus as the “Wuhan” or “Chinese” flu because of the racist connotations. I’m disinclined to curb my speech to placate Chinese propagandists — and it seems to me the aversion to those terms is less about racism than about averting blame. But in the spirit of comity, and avoiding disparaging an entire nation, I’m happy to call it the ChiCom Flu moving forward. There are many traditional naming conventions that don’t really make that much sense. Somewhat weirdly, for example, we often name diseases after the people who “discover” them — Hodgkin’s disease after Thomas Hodgkin, Parkinson’s disease after James Parkinson, and so on. But naming viral diseases after places — Guinea Worm, West Nile Virus, Ebola, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, etc. — is probably just intuitive. Viruses “come” from someplace, after all, and thus people gravitate to those names. I doubt we came up with “Lyme disease” because of some deep enmity towards Connecticut. Anyway, “COVID-19” or “H1N1” don’t exactly roll off the tongue. The latter was, until very recently, widely referred to as the “Spanish flu,” a virus that killed around 675,000 Americans and tens of millions of others around the world in the early 1900s. “Spanish flu” has now retroactively fallen into disfavor as well. And to be fair, there is some historical evidence that the virus may actually have originated in [url=https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/1/140123-spanish-flu-1918-china-origins-pandemic-science-health/]China or France, so if we must call it the French flu moving forward, so be it. But while the Spanish have a good case to be annoyed, the Chinese government does not. As Jim Geraghty notes, the Communist Chinese have been far more effective in stopping the spread of information about the coronavirus than in stopping the spread of the coronavirus itself. Today, for example, China expelled most American journalist from the country. Early on, the Communists destroyed samples and suppressed vital information that could have helped mitigate the damage of this new strain of coronavirus. The government also silenced doctors who warned about the disease. Some were censured for “spreading rumors” or sharing test results with colleagues, and some were forced to write a self-critical public letters — a Marxist mainstay — admitting that the warning “had a negative impact.” The Chinese Communists probably let five million people leave Wuhan without screening, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Chinese Communists, like all Communists, hide their societal problems. There is no crime, disease, or addiction in the collectivist state. This kind of secrecy and dishonesty can be disastrous, especially in a highly interconnected world. Though millions of Chinese have been lifted out of extreme poverty through free trade, with modernity comes some basic responsibilities — like, for instance, not killing everyone in the world with preventable zoonotic diseases. The Chinese regime is perfectly capable of administering an array of authoritarian policies to suppress the rights of its own people. But it’s apparently unable to exert even mild cultural pressure warning them that their eating habits can be extraordinarily dangerous, and hold the potential of creating massive socioeconomic problems. If reports are correct, it was in Wuhan’s popular “wet markets” that vendors were selling the bats — and possibly snakes — that may have caused the COVID-19 outbreak. “Wet” because the meat sold in its unsanitary stalls was only recently slaughtered. This kind of thing happens quite often. And not always in China, of course. But the avian influenza was likely transmitted to humans from chickens in a “wet” market. Scientists have been warning for years that the eating of exotic animals in southern China “is a time bomb.” Acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) also originated in China, and probably jumped to humans through bats. Other coronavirus strains are also likely connected to bats. I hate to thrust my Western cultural values on anyone, but maybe it’s time to stop eating bats. It’s important to stress that it’s not the Chinese people who are the problem. Just look at their success in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, or the United States. The ChiComs are the problem. If the Chinese government spent as much time working on educating its people and regulating dangerous markets as it does on secrecy and propaganda efforts, maybe it wouldn’t have to worry as much about diseases being named after it — or about the catastrophic death and economic pain their negligence helps cause.
过去没去抢,是觉得人多排队不值得,现在觉得不去抢是帮助这个社会唯一得办法。Lent期间教会发起禁食祷告我本来觉得自己身体不够强就免了,现在已经开始参与准备每日禁一餐祷告。能力有限,帮助不了什么,用祈祷托住一起受难的人。
院子里开荒种了点蔬菜,昨天匆忙撒种,假如时间耗得久也许需要它们,到时候起码邻居间可以互帮一下,谁也不知道这事如何结局,但我相信天父会看顾。
附上这个美国人的跟帖和yahoo上的原新闻:
跟帖:19 hours agoThis is the problem most Americans do not understand. We live in a world now that you can destroy countries by introducing a virus into a small area and have the human enter different areas where tourist are, they carry it back to there country and now the mass have it. This is why you should never rely on products that are considered a necessity (vaccine, food etc..) from a country that is or has been a threat. Here in Southern CA, new cases of Mumps, Measles started to show up. You have no clue what diseases or viruses any of people crossing the border. The problem is that the average person is disengaged of what is truly going on in the World. Most people are OK going to work, get a check , go home watch Netflix and not knowing what is going on. People need to understand that the greatest nations in history, have fallen from within. The Corona virus is just a symptom of many issues that stem from the real cause. We have given to much power to politicians to take care of everything that we are disinterested in. We are voting for people that say they are going to do all the great things and they could not run a local district, city or state, much less their own household. Having served in 2 branches of the military and served in the 1st Gulf War, the average person is completely disconnected with what has been going on for decades. There are countries that would like to see the US destroyed and including people from within. Your house must in order or you will have chaos. We have been fortunate to not have to deal with this in prior years but this is what happens when you sleep at your post. Right now all I can put out there is keep your immune system strong all the time, take care of yourself and you will more than likely not see any effects of it on yourself. This should be a wake up call to all true Americans. People do not understand, when you panic, you make irrational decisions like buying food to just buy food because think there is not enough. You create artificial shortages, prices will go up, people with take advantage of it. There is no shortage if water, toilet paper, except the shortage you create by hoarding it. Do not follow the herd, it will lead you to slaughter. Please make rational decisions in your life and think about the next person.
原新闻:
National ReviewCOVID-19 Is the Chinese Government’s Curse upon the WorldDavid Harsanyi
National ReviewMarch 17, 2020, 2:27 PM PDT
[/url][url=https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=COVID-19 Is the Chinese Government’s Curse upon the World&url=https://news.yahoo.com/covid-19-chinese-government-curse-212710607.html&tsrc=twtr][/url]
The World Health Organization and other sensitive souls have instructed us to stop referring to the new strain of coronavirus as the “Wuhan” or “Chinese” flu because of the racist connotations. I’m disinclined to curb my speech to placate Chinese propagandists — and it seems to me the aversion to those terms is less about racism than about averting blame. But in the spirit of comity, and avoiding disparaging an entire nation, I’m happy to call it the ChiCom Flu moving forward.
There are many traditional naming conventions that don’t really make that much sense. Somewhat weirdly, for example, we often name diseases after the people who “discover” them — Hodgkin’s disease after Thomas Hodgkin, Parkinson’s disease after James Parkinson, and so on.
But naming viral diseases after places — Guinea Worm, West Nile Virus, Ebola, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, etc. — is probably just intuitive. Viruses “come” from someplace, after all, and thus people gravitate to those names. I doubt we came up with “Lyme disease” because of some deep enmity towards Connecticut.
Anyway, “COVID-19” or “H1N1” don’t exactly roll off the tongue.
The latter was, until very recently, widely referred to as the “Spanish flu,” a virus that killed around 675,000 Americans and tens of millions of others around the world in the early 1900s. “Spanish flu” has now retroactively fallen into disfavor as well. And to be fair, there is some historical evidence that the virus may actually have originated in [url=https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/1/140123-spanish-flu-1918-china-origins-pandemic-science-health/]China or France, so if we must call it the French flu moving forward, so be it.
But while the Spanish have a good case to be annoyed, the Chinese government does not. As Jim Geraghty notes, the Communist Chinese have been far more effective in stopping the spread of information about the coronavirus than in stopping the spread of the coronavirus itself. Today, for example, China expelled most American journalist from the country.
Early on, the Communists destroyed samples and suppressed vital information that could have helped mitigate the damage of this new strain of coronavirus. The government also silenced doctors who warned about the disease. Some were censured for “spreading rumors” or sharing test results with colleagues, and some were forced to write a self-critical public letters — a Marxist mainstay — admitting that the warning “had a negative impact.” The Chinese Communists probably let five million people leave Wuhan without screening, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Chinese Communists, like all Communists, hide their societal problems. There is no crime, disease, or addiction in the collectivist state. This kind of secrecy and dishonesty can be disastrous, especially in a highly interconnected world.
Though millions of Chinese have been lifted out of extreme poverty through free trade, with modernity comes some basic responsibilities — like, for instance, not killing everyone in the world with preventable zoonotic diseases.
The Chinese regime is perfectly capable of administering an array of authoritarian policies to suppress the rights of its own people. But it’s apparently unable to exert even mild cultural pressure warning them that their eating habits can be extraordinarily dangerous, and hold the potential of creating massive socioeconomic problems.
If reports are correct, it was in Wuhan’s popular “wet markets” that vendors were selling the bats — and possibly snakes — that may have caused the COVID-19 outbreak. “Wet” because the meat sold in its unsanitary stalls was only recently slaughtered.
This kind of thing happens quite often. And not always in China, of course. But the avian influenza was likely transmitted to humans from chickens in a “wet” market. Scientists have been warning for years that the eating of exotic animals in southern China “is a time bomb.” Acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) also originated in China, and probably jumped to humans through bats. Other coronavirus strains are also likely connected to bats.
I hate to thrust my Western cultural values on anyone, but maybe it’s time to stop eating bats.
It’s important to stress that it’s not the Chinese people who are the problem. Just look at their success in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, or the United States. The ChiComs are the problem. If the Chinese government spent as much time working on educating its people and regulating dangerous markets as it does on secrecy and propaganda efforts, maybe it wouldn’t have to worry as much about diseases being named after it — or about the catastrophic death and economic pain their negligence helps cause.
现在缺的是物流。人都不愿意出去了。
没有办法把东西从产地转移到家中。
同心合意为川普和美国祷告,求神怜悯拯救医治美国和世界人民🙏🙏🙏
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