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The Vaccine

Bill Gates tells us that many organisations are working on a COVID-19 vaccine. It takes years to develop vaccines, which are not always successful, and have been known to kill or deform those injected; however, Bill Gates says that a 2 year term is realistic for a COVID-19 vaccine but also says that things are going so well that a vaccine may be ready this summer. He calls the COVID-19 outbreak PANDEMIC 1, saying that most of the work will be focused on PANDEMIC 2, and says that work is required to minimise the threat of bio-terrorism.Despite it taking years to develop vaccines, University of Oxford introduced a vaccine just weeks after people went down with COVID-19 in the UK, and testing is already under way, and they say they are 80% confident of the vaccine being successful. Bill Gates, a major contributor to the World Health Organisation, the pharmaceutical industry and other health organisations/departments has been predicting a worldwide pandemic for some years. On 18 October 2019, the World Economic Forum, which is co-chaired by Bill Gates, ran a high profile pandemic exercise (Event 201) where a Coronavirus Pandemic was assumed to spread across the world. They discussed how governments would react and work together, how to deal with false information, particularly on social media, the crashing of stock markets etc. Six weeks later, everything that Bill Gates had predicted and what was rehearsed at Event 201 became a reality.  Rest assured, your vaccine may be ready sooner than you think; and remember to drop a thank you note to Bill Gates – a person who has long been reported as wanting to depopulate the world, but now wants to save everyone. Remember to thank Prof Chris Whitty too, who is reported to have received in excess of £30m from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for research he carried out on malaria in Africa in 2008. 

Michael Brown ● 2383d13 Comments ● 2381d

Perhaps something good will come out of this crisia

Will Norman, the Mayor of London’s walking and cycling commissioner,  has outlined a plan for London to adapt to enable socially-distanced travel:"With London’s public transport capacity potentially running at a fifth of pre-crisis levels, up to eight million journeys a day will need to be made by other means. If people switch only a fraction of these journeys to cars, London will grind to a halt. Essential deliveries and emergency services will be stuck in gridlock and Londoners will once again be exposed to toxic traffic fumes and rising levels of road danger. Our city’s economic recovery will be choked off.We need to come out of this crisis in a radically different way. At City Hall and TfL we are working on a radical solution – the Mayor’s Streetspace Plan, which will fast track the transformation of London’s streets to enable millions more people to safely walk and cycle as part of their daily journeys. These changes, unparalleled in a city London’s size, will be designed to serve the unprecedented levels of walking and cycling that we expect to see following the end of the lockdown. Some early modelling by TfL has revealed there could be a more than ten-fold increase in kilometres cycled, and up to five times the amount of walking, compared to pre-COVID levels if demand returns."More detail at https://www.bikebiz.com/mayors-streetspace-plan-could-see-cycling-increased-tenfold-post-lockdown/

Richard Carter ● 2384d8 Comments ● 2382d