Well, I am going to expose this to some Count Orlok killing sun.
In a New York Times anti-Trump column, Live and Let Die, Trump-Style, the super-fan of blood-sucking vampires (she says so in the column), Maureen Dowd writes:
Now the monstrous [COVID] virus has invaded the Oval Office. Both the president’s valet and a Pence staffer, Katie Miller, the wife of the racist Stephen Miller, who looks like he hasn’t seen daylight in decades, have succumbed. Yet just a few days ago Axios reported that the president and some top aides were questioning the high death toll.Slick. Questioning death tolls does not in any way suggests that there is a belief that the virus isn't prevalent in the population though Dowd would have you believe that this is the case.
What a blood-sucking move.
-RW
This hag is still around?
ReplyDeleteKatie Miller (
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), seen here chitchatting with members of the press yesterday(!), tested positive today for COVID.
Oh. She's the one without the mask. Right there on the right
https://mobile.twitter.com/jfreewright/status/1258883966830022656
It is amazing how contagiousness has been conflated with lethality in the political realm, without anyone really caring about the difference.
ReplyDeleteMore on Vitamin D and dark skinned people. The SJWs and media are now blaming minority deaths on RACISM. They are no more likely to mention Vitamin D than they are to mention Obama's overthrow of the elected Ukraine government. And we have those mean and stupid Swedes with their limited lockdown causing so many deaths. Right:
ReplyDeleteAmong the first 15 deaths due to covid-19 in Stockholm County, six were reported, by the Swedish- Somali medical society, to be of Somali origin (March 24). Considering that only 0.84% of the Stockholm County population was born in Somalia (n=8,178 by December 2019) this is an astonishing high rate.
A risk factor that we want to highlight, however, is the low vitamin D levels found in the Swedish- Somali population. Vitamin D status is strongly related to low sun exposure and dark skin. In two different studies, the great majority of Swedish women of Somali origin had very low levels of S- 25(OH)-D?(<?25?nmol/l).[3,4] In Finland, Somali women required more than twice the amount of vitamin D in order to maintain recommended vitamin D status. [5] In addition, vitamin D deficiency was twice as common, regardless of gender, in immigrants from Africa compared with those from the Middle East. [6] There is evidence that vitamin D is involved in our defence against respiratory tract infections. According to a meta-analysis, vitamin D supplementation (daily-weekly dosage) prevents acute respiratory tract infections
https://tinyurl.com/yd88twcq
Isn't Maureen the journo who couldn't handle her marijuana? How does she still have a career as a writer after that?
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