Eat a wide variety of foods, including something from each of the food groups in the photograph, each day. Question 1 The sentences below are reasons for the pieces of advice the students are giving.
Match each reason with the piece of advice. It is fine to eat some of it, as long as you eat plenty of other kinds of foods as well. The other end of the tube is called the anus. The diagram summarises what happens to the food that an animal eats, as it travels through this tube. This is called absorption.
What happens inside the alimentary canal. Absorption and digestion The food inside the alimentary canal can only reach your body cells if it can get out through the walls of the tube. This process is called absorption. Protein, starch and fat are important nutrients.
Each of these nutrients is made up of large molecules. A molecule is the tiniest particle of a substance that can exist. Molecules of protein, starch and fat are so big that they cannot get through the walls of the alimentary canal. So, in order to get these nutrients to your cells, the big molecules have to be broken down into much smaller ones. Then the small molecules can be absorbed. This is what digestion is. Digestion is the breakdown of large molecules into small ones, so that they can be absorbed.
It has tiny holes in it — much too small for you to see — that will let small molecules go through, but not big molecules. Moisten it with water. Rub it between your fingers until it opens up into a tube.
When it is nearly full, use cotton to tie it very tightly around the top. Add enough water to the beaker to cover the tubing. Leave it for about 15 or 20 minutes. Record your results. Visking tubing water cotton tied round one end knot tied in one end mixture of starch, sugar and water Questions A1 A2 A3 A4 Explain why it was important to tie both ends of the tubing very tightly.
Explain why it was important to wash the outside of the tubing. Which nutrients — starch or sugar — were able to get out of the tubing? Use what you know about starch molecules and sugar molecules to suggest an explanation for your results. A5 Imagine you have eaten a meal containing starch and sugar. Do both of these nutrients need to be digested inside your alimentary canal?
Explain your answer. The digestive system is made up of the alimentary canal, plus the salivary glands, liver and pancreas. Can you work out which parts are shown? The human digestive system. Questions 1 After it has been swallowed, food moves along through the space inside the alimentary canal. Write down, in order, the name of each part of the alimentary canal that food passes through as it travels from the mouth to the anus.
Saliva starts to break down starch to sugar. Oesophagus Food just passes through here without changing. Large intestine All the food that could not be digested and absorbed passes through here. A little more of the water in it is absorbed. The undigested food collects up and forms faeces. Stomach Hydrochloric acid kills micro-organisms in the food.
Stomach juices begin to break down protein to amino acids. Liver The liver makes bile. The bile is stored in the gall bladder. Bile flows into the small intestine, where it helps with fat digestion. Small intestine Juices from the pancreas finish breaking down starch, protein and fat to small molecules.
These small molecules are then absorbed through the walls of the small intestine. Water, vitamins and minerals which are already made of very small particles are also absorbed. Pancreas The pancreas makes pancreatic juice. Pancreatic juice flows into the small intestine, where it helps to digest protein, starch and fat.
Absorption happens inside the small intestine and large intestine. Inside your mouth there are four different kinds of teeth — incisors, canines, premolars and molars. Incisors are chiselshaped, with a sharp edge.
They are used for biting off small pieces of food so that you can take the food into your mouth. Canines are more pointed than incisors. In humans, they are used in the same way as incisors. Molars are like premolars, but sometimes a bit bigger. They are also used for crushing and grinding food. Premolars have broad surfaces with ridges on them. They are used for crushing and grinding food when you chew. The four kinds of human teeth. What do dogs use their canine teeth for?
The structure of a tooth The diagram shows what an incisor tooth looks like if it is cut in half. The diagram also shows the gum and jawbone. Teeth are held in the jawbone by strong fibres.
However, it can be dissolved by acids. If that happens, you may get a hole in your tooth. This can be painful when the hole reaches the pulp cavity, where there are nerve endings. This means that drinking lots of acidic fizzy drinks like cola or lemonade can harm your teeth.
This is because bacteria in your mouth break down food remains left on and between your teeth — especially sugary things. The bacteria make acid when they break down the food remains. Fluoride helps to strengthen the enamel on your teeth. Your teacher may be able to provide these. Tie the other end around a small stone or weight. Pour the same depth of tap water into the other beaker. Write down your observations and conclusions. Inside the tooth are the dentine and the pulp cavity, which contain living cells.
Teeth break down big pieces of food into small pieces. The large nutrient molecules are broken down into small molecules by chemicals called enzymes. Digestion as a chemical reaction Digestion changes a substance made up of large molecules into a new substance made up of small molecules.
When one substance is changed into a different substance, we say that a chemical reaction has taken place. The diagram shows a chemical reaction that happens during digestion.
Questions 1 Explain why digestion by enzymes is a chemical reaction. The enzymes are not changed themselves. They just help to speed up the reactions. A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, but is not changed itself, is called a catalyst.
So enzymes are biological catalysts. Part of a starch molecule. The enzyme molecule makes the starch molecule split apart into sugar molecules.
The enzyme molecule has not been changed. Suggest how this can help enzymes to digest the food faster. Draw a series of diagrams showing how an enzyme digests protein molecules to amino acid molecules. Use the diagram at the bottom of the previous page as a starting point. Add 5 cm3 of water to tube B. Leave both tubes in a warm place for about 20 minutes.
Put it onto a white tile, and add some iodine solution. Write down the result. Leave it for two or three minutes, then write down the result. Enzymes help reactions to take place quickly. Then, enzymes break down the large This allows the nutrients to pass out of the alimentary canal through the wall of the Bolormaa ate 50 g of biscuits. How much carbohydrate did she eat?
Rice does not contain sugar. What kind of carbohydrate does rice contain? What do the four foods that do not contain carbohydrate have in common? These were her results. Amylase is an enzyme that makes starch molecules break down into sugar molecules. He did not heat tube Q. Put your fingers on your neck, just underneath your chin. Can you feel your pulse? Each pulse that you can feel is caused by one beat of your heart.
All through your life, your heart keeps on beating, pushing blood around your body. The blood travels round the body inside tubes called blood vessels. The diagram shows the basic plan on which the blood vessels are arranged. The heart and blood vessels together make up the circulatory system. Questions Look at the diagram to answer these questions. Describe two different routes by which blood in the left side of the heart can get to the right side of the heart.
Remember — the person in the diagram is facing you. Oxygen enters the blood as the blood passes through the lungs. The oxygen diffuses from the air inside the lungs, into the blood. When blood contains a lot of oxygen, it is bright red. We say that the blood is oxygenated. Oxygen leaves the blood as the blood passes through tissues where the cells are using up oxygen.
The oxygen diffuses from the blood, into the body cells. When blood has lost most of its oxygen, it becomes a more blueish-red. We say that the blood is deoxygenated. Question 4 Look at the diagram of the human circulatory system. Which side of the heart contains oxygenated blood?
Activity 3. You might be able to add something that moves to your model, such as red and blue beads to represent the blood. It is just under your ribs, slightly to left of centre of your body. Your heart is about the same size as your clenched fist. It is made of very strong muscle. The muscle in the heart contracts and relaxes over and over again, all through your life. However tired you are, your heart still keeps beating. The structure of the heart The diagram shows what the inside of the heart looks like.
How the heart works The heart is made of muscle. This muscle contracts and then relaxes. When muscle contracts, it gets shorter. This makes the walls of the heart chambers squeeze inwards. This pushes blood out of the heart. There are valves between the upper chambers and the lower chambers. The valves only let the blood flow from the upper chamber to the lower chamber.
There are 34 3 The circulatory system 3. These valves only let the blood flow out, not back into the heart. You can feel this surge of blood if you put your fingers on a place where there is an artery near the surface of the body. The diagrams show two good places to try. Each surge of blood is called a pulse. Your pulse rate is the number of pulses in one minute. Draw a results table, ready to write in your results as you collect them.
Ask them to sit very still and relaxed for a few minutes. Then count their pulse rate. Your teacher will suggest a good exercise to do. But if you look at blood under a microscope, you may get a surprise. The liquid part of blood is not red at all — it is a very pale yellow colour. What makes blood red is the cells that float in this liquid. The white blood cells have been stained with a dye, to make it easier to see them.
Plasma Plasma is the liquid part of blood. It is mostly water. Plasma contains many different substances dissolved in it. For example, sugar is transported around the body dissolved in the blood plasma.
The sugar is absorbed into the blood in the small intestine, and is carried all over the body to the cells that need to use it for energy. Red blood cells Most of the cells in the blood are red blood cells.
Red blood cells are unusually small cells. They are red because they contain a red pigment called haemoglobin. When blood flows through the lungs, oxygen diffuses into it. The oxygen combines with the haemoglobin inside the red blood cells. The haemoglobin becomes oxyhaemoglobin. This is a very bright red. When the blood flows through the body tissues, the oxygen separates from the haemoglobin.
The oxygen diffuses out of the red blood cells and into the tissues. The oxyhaemoglobin becomes just haemoglobin again. This is a dull blueish-red. White blood cells help to defend us against bacteria and viruses that get into the body. The white blood cell then produces enzymes that kill and digest the bacterium. Other white blood cells produce special molecules that attach to the bacteria and kill them. These molecules are called antibodies. Some white blood cells take in bacteria and kill them.
Platelets Platelets produce chemicals that cause fibres to form in the blood. Platelets are little fragments of cells. If a blood vessel gets damaged, the platelets help the blood to clot and seal the wound.
Red blood cells get trapped in the fibres. A photograph of a blood clot, taken using an electron microscope. Question 2 Copy and complete this table. We have three main kinds of blood vessels in the body. They carry blood close to every tissue in the body. Capillaries carry blood from arteries into veins. Page 32 will help you. They need to be strong because they have to withstand the strong forces as the heart pumps blood through them.
Their elastic walls are able to expand and spring back as the blood surges through. You can feel this happening when you feel your pulse.
Capillaries Capillaries are very tiny. The smallest ones can only be seen with a microscope. They are just big enough to allow red blood cells to get through them. Capillaries have thin walls, made up of only one layer of cells. This means that substances in the blood — such as oxygen and sugar — can easily get out. The function of capillaries is to supply cells with things that they need, and take away their waste products.
However, their walls are much thinner, and the space inside them is larger. Veins do not need thick walls, because by the time blood flows into the veins it has lost most of the force that the heart gave it. They do not need very elastic walls either, because the blood is flowing smoothly rather than in surges. Veins contain valves, which only let the blood flow one way — towards the heart.
Question 3 Construct a table to summarise the structures and functions of arteries, capillaries and veins. Begin by deciding what you will try to show. You may be able to use books and the internet to find out extra information about the topics that you choose. Veins carry blood towards the heart. Capillaries carry blood between arteries and veins.
Capillaries are tiny, with very thin walls. Veins have thinner walls than arteries. Veins contain valves. This muscle There are Write down one letter that shows capillaries. Write down two letters that show veins. Write down three letters that show vessels containing deoxygenated blood. She tested four of her friends. Belinda and Jasmina do a lot of sport. Jade and Mara prefer to read books and play computer games.
Then she asked them to run up two flights of stairs, and measured their pulse rates again. These are her results. Remember to label the rows and columns of your results table fully. Was she right? Label the cell membrane and the cytoplasm. The cells use the oxygen for respiration. They produce carbon dioxide as a waste product.
About 0. The organs that help to get oxygen from the air into your blood, and to get rid of carbon dioxide, make up the respiratory system. When you breathe in, air flows through the trachea and then into the two bronchi, which carry it deep inside the lungs. When you breathe out, air flows back in the opposite direction. Inside the lungs, oxygen passes from the air into the blood, and carbon dioxide passes out of the blood into the air.
This is called gas exchange. You will find out more about this in the next topic. First, you need to mark a scale on the bottle to show the water level when it holds different volumes.
In your group, discuss how you can do this. Then mark the scale carefully on the bottle. Your scale should go all the way to the top of the bottle. Put the lid on. Turn the bottle upside down, and stand it in the water in the bowl. Carefully remove the top. All the water that you put into the bottle should stay inside it. Take a deep breath in, then breathe out as much air as you can through the tubing. Your exhaled air will go into the bottle and push out some water.
Use your three results to calculate a mean value for the volume of air you can push out of your lungs. You can see that they are full of spaces. These spaces are called air sacs or alveoli, and they are full of air. You cannot see them in the photograph, but there are lots of very tiny blood capillaries in the living tissue between the air sacs which looks brown in the photograph.
How gas exchange takes place The diagram on the right shows one of these air sacs and a nearby blood capillary. Part of a human lung, seen using a powerful microscope. Before that, it came from the organs of the body.
The cells in these organs used up oxygen and produced carbon dioxide. So this blood contains only a little oxygen, and a lot of carbon dioxide. It contains a lot of oxygen and very little carbon dioxide. It diffuses into the red blood cells. You can read about diffusion on page Carbon dioxide diffuses from the blood inside the capillary into the air sac.
Questions 1 Name the red pigment inside red blood cells that helps to carry oxygen. Suggest how this helps gas exchange to take place quickly. Space the holes evenly over the dish. Try to space the holes evenly over the dish. Record what happens after five minutes and after half an hour. Questions A1 Describe your observations in each dish. A2 The holes you made in the jelly represent the air sacs in the lungs.
The coloured dye represents oxygen in the air sacs. Explain how your observations help to show what happens to oxygen in the lungs. A3 The total volume of the liquid in the 8 large holes is the same as the total volume in the 32 small holes. Use your results to explain why it is better to have a lot of very tiny air sacs in your lungs, rather than a few big ones. This happens inside the air sacs in the lungs.
Carbon dioxide diff uses the other way. This helps gas exchange to take place quickly. C respiration summary. They get their energy from nutrients, especially glucose.
Inside cells, glucose takes part in a chemical reaction called respiration. In this reaction, the glucose combines with oxygen. The chemical potential energy in the glucose is released, so that the cells can use it. So this is sometimes known as aerobic respiration. We can define aerobic respiration like this: water carbon dioxide Aerobic respiration takes place inside cells.
Aerobic respiration is the release of energy from glucose by reacting it with oxygen inside living cells. Questions 1 Name the two new substances that are made when glucose reacts with oxygen inside a cell.
Respiration and heat production Some of the energy that is released from glucose during respiration is heat energy. Everything that respires releases heat energy.
Questions 5 Which are the hottest parts in the photograph? How can you tell? It shows objects with different temperatures in different colours. Black is coldest, then purple, red, orange, yellow and finally white.
Seeds respire especially quickly when they are germinating. You can make pea seeds start to germinate by soaking them in water for about an hour. Take care to make everything exactly the same for the two pieces of apparatus, except that one contains dead peas and the other contains live, germinating peas. Your teacher will suggest when you can do this.
Put time on the x-axis and temperature on the y-axis. Draw both lines on the same pair of axes. Remember to label the lines to say which is which. What was the variable that you measured in this experiment? State two variables that you kept the same in this experiment. Suggest an explanation for the results that you obtained. Carbon dioxide and water are produced. A fit person can do moderate exercise easily, without getting too tired too quickly.
For most of us, we just need to be able to run for a bus, to go for a cycle ride or to climb a few flights of stairs. A professional athlete — such as a footballer, tennis player or racing car driver — has to be fit enough to do really vigorous exercise for a long time. A professional tennis player has to be very fit to be able to play a match that might last up to five hours.
Energy for muscles When you are exercising, your muscles need energy. Inside the muscle cells, energy is released from glucose, by respiration. The energy is transferred to movement energy in the muscles. The harder your muscles work, the faster they respire. So hard-working muscles need really good supplies of the two reactants in respiration — glucose and oxygen.
Glucose and oxygen are brought to the muscles in the blood. This is why your heart beats faster when you exercise. The heart pumps blood more quickly to the muscles. You also breathe faster when you exercise. Faster breathing moves air in and out of the lungs more quickly. This means that more oxygen can get into the blood from the air sacs each minute. The heart pumps quickly, to send blood to the leg muscles. Blood containing glucose and oxygen flows quickly to the leg muscles.
Energy is supplied to muscles by combining glucose with oxygen. The breathing muscles work quickly, to bring extra air into the lungs. You could use Activity 3. Check your plan with your teacher before you do your experiment. Record your results in a results table.
Display your results as a graph. Write a short conclusion for your experiment. Diet and fitness Doing regular exercise will help you to keep fit.
Exercise helps your heart and breathing muscles to get strong, so they can work hard for you when you need them to. Exercise also strengthens your muscles. What you eat also affects your fitness. A good diet can help you to feel fit and energetic. Questions 1 Explain why each of the effects described in the bullet points above would make it more difficult to do energetic exercise. Nicotine Nicotine is a drug. A drug is a substance that changes the way the body works.
Some drugs — for example, aspirin and antibiotics — are useful. However, nicotine is a harmful drug. Nicotine is addictive. This means that, once your body has got used to it, it is very difficult to stop taking it. This website captures this explanation. A global SARS pandemic outbreak of a different strand mainstreamed during Less than 10, people died from the SARS outbreak. I list the top 5 casualties only. A common theme among independent COVID news reporters is a claim that the number of viral infections among the populace is far lower than other health crises that cause higher deaths per capita in and prior years.
The season flu is cited as the classic example. This accounts for circa 0. In all cases, the worst-case scenarios predicted by these news outlets never reached a tenth of the total casualties or fatalities forecast.
Less than 0. A dominant theme among those who question official COVID narratives, is the observation that total deaths in sovereign nations and globe rates remain unchanged during Such anecdotal comments are immensely popular on independent news channels that self-publish on sites like Twitter and YouTube.
This thematic repetition of itself is somewhat noteworthy. However, hard data is rarely cited. This discussion aligns with the popular claim that COVID statistics capture other chronic diseases. I propose two core arguments in this corpus of work. First, the powers that exert master covert control over this planet act at multiple levels above pitiful puppet parliaments.
They deploy handlers such as VAJA. Second, the nature and degree of high-stakes local, regional, and global geo-political events are rarely what they seem.
The apex criminal power structures that manage this world have lost massive power since after January 20, Beijing is supposedly the leader of the Eastern bloc. It is the arch business partner of the RO crime cartel. It is possible that Beijing is a puppet front of the RO crime cartel. Verbatim transcript extract — President Trump to the Press: One thing, Secretary of State [Mike] Pompeo is extremely busy, so if you have any questions for him right now, could you do that? Celebrity fake news anchor Chris Cuomo and his wife were diagnosed with Coronavirus in early March Shortly after, Chris publicly demeaned his CNN role as personally unfulfilling.
Is the Deep State global fake news mafia cartel being dismantled publicly, in real-time? This writer aims to illustrate extracts that are representative of the broader body of evidence that he discusses. To annex every source would splurge this book into thousands of pages. I encourage readers to inspect a decent sized sample or all sources mentioned to freely draw their own conclusions about the fairness and accuracy of data citations.
This includes all forms of televised images and sounds spewed out from digital fantasy media such as movies, television and the internet. Where can one turn to obtain the truth in a world of fake news, fake elite university research and fake government statistics? Lincoln Hospital and Brooklyn Hospital are not overflowing with patient queues. Quite the opposite. This prime part of New York City bears a spirited cooking type name.
This book invites fair, intelligent readers like you to critically question the authenticity of information about the Coronavirus Pandemic provided by the usual suspects: governments, limelight cash-cow fake universities and mainstream corporate media like Fox who control dominant narratives. Do you automatically believe information published by medical research powerhouse Johns Hopkins University?
Please freely reflect. Johns Hopkins was a lead player in Event JHU refers to practicing its last major crisis in A year that changed the world. Is this the coded meaning of Event ? Or is it about UN Agenda 21? JHU, please explain.
Disinformation involves nefarious parties deliberately disseminating fake data. The U. His office is a serious medical authority. Social distancing is mandatory. You cannot earn a MD to qualify as a physician at Rockefeller. You cannot earn any healthcare registration at this shady institute that forever invents and promotes massively expensive drugs and vaccines. This modest book explores ways in which fake news such as Bloomberg below may use codes to covertly communicate global messages.
A further test is required to ascertain absolute confirmation. Please consider this analogy. Jane Doe is Blood Type A. John Doe, her husband, is also Blood Type A. The blood test of baby Nelle merely proves that John Doe is possibly the father.
The only way to confirm with Frozen sperm may be the source. The Image below parrots this criticism. It can only be confirmed by suitably qualified biomedical scientists.
A false negative is the reverse. Articles that claim false negatives are common may be disinformation that aims to imagine COVID infections as higher than reported. Please read widely and draw your own free-willed conclusions or some other outcome, such as inconclusive. Rashid A. Buttar, an American Emergency Medicine Physician, is an example of a medical professional who explicitly rejects dominant media narratives. He cites Virology principles taught at Western medical schools and public health procedures.
In his words, this test has a high risk of recording mostly false positives. Buttar , Extreme respiration difficulty is the dominant complaint. The prominence of this respiratory symptom is not consistent with viral infections based on historical data. Insider whistleblower testimony that claims medical officers are over coding the number of COVID patients are rampant. This observation relates to America and beyond.
This directive is imposed at a high level, such as the National Health Ministry. Discussions around co-morbidity center around chronic diseases that lead to death. Commentators take this analysis to a deeper level. They link these co-morbidities to the advanced age of most COVID deaths at the local and global levels. The average age of these 17 fatalities was circa 77 years old. This British news article plays with words. This word weasel media phenomenon has been witnessed in several countries outside of Australia and the UK.
These reports are sketchy and inconsistent. They change over time and between nations and regions. This page merely makes references to this phenomenon to guide those who aim to freely research these stories. Images below are illustrations of dominant themes: gender and race. Trends about gender may be explained by male reluctance to seek medical help. Racial disparities may have socio-economic foundations, such as the lack of affordable health insurance plans in America.
These are merely speculation based on generic sociological principles. Please do not take them as fact. Some patterns are intersections, such as higher death rates in older men. President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated that he is convinced that biomedical data proves that Hydroxychloroquine is among the cheapest, safest and most effective COVID treatments.
Hydroxychloroquine is an old drug. It was invented during the Second World War. You may access this 2 pages document in Annex 3. One pill costs approximately 50 cents to develop. An ever-growing number of independent researchers question dubious universal vaccination agendas.
They claim that vaccines contain toxic metals such as mercury and human-tracking nanochips. Governments are charged billions of dollars annually for vaccines that may be designed to reduce life expectancy. Those who follow world news closely know that the WHO does not automatically command respect among all political leaders and objectively informed commentators. To be fair, it is true that virtually all celebrity individuals and entities publicly attract glowing praise and scorn.
These images aim to offer a preliminary avenue of inquiry for those who are new to this topic. These may include those who have served this agency for a decade or longer, in multiple posts in several locations worldwide.
The handful of illustrations in this section are merely evidence that may guide readers to question the accuracy of images, words and written statements that exist in the public domain and other sources about COVID These tools may support your free-willed research into this virus. Analysis in this section translates to virtually all scholarly disciplines and public discussions.
Information that you analyze in public spaces may be subjected to one more major compromises. The four major flaws in this list are: bias, errors, falsities and misleadingness. I encourage readers to take a moment to reflect on the core assumption that underlies this book — that virtually all governments, elite universities and the WHO are corrupt entities at the Executive Governance level.
Perhaps you harbor exceptions to this rule. Located across the road from the UN in Manhattan, the Bhutan Mission at Zip Code is home to the most exclusive embassy location in America and possibly the world.
There is probably a story here for curious minds to discover. East greets West? Meaning may vary among individuals. What are the statistics cited by CNBC in the body of this article? Bias Sources that are influenced or potentially influenced by a conflict-of- interest should be ignored or analyzed with extreme caution. This scientific panel does not disclose that their research was funded by Microsoft.
This undisclosed statement is classifiable as a strong potential financial conflict-of-interest. This is factually incorrect. COVID is a virus. Falsities Data sources that supply content that is deliberately fake should be ignored in most cases or analyzed with extreme caution. Misleading Data sources that are influenced by misleading content should be ignored or analyzed with extreme caution.
Media Matters is not owned by Fox News. Can you find this interview on a direct Fox source such as a www. Are Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube videos part of the so-called virtual reality world? What is meant by the adjective-noun Computer Generated Imagery? CBS was caught red-handed by savvy viewers. These observers noticed that CBS used the same footage on March 22, to report hospital activity in Italy.
Do you think that social media activity is causing mainstream news outlets to be more accountable than they were prior to circa ?
It is generally accepted that the World Health Organization is a leading authority for total casualties including survivors and fatalities. This link may offer a useful first reference point to answer the question above. His death is a major setback. This brave hospital medic was on the frontline of Emergency Department treatment in Wuhan prior to his fate.
This author located several examples of healthcare professionals around the world who publicly challenge official government narratives about COVID Examples include: Readers may independently root out whistleblower accounts.
As at mid-late April, high-profile whistleblowers who challenge official narratives are relatively rare. This list is slowly growing. Beijing initially did not challenge this global perception during the first month or so after the earliest cases were reported by global news media. During January , Beijing responded to the outbreak by building a massive hospital circa beds in Wuhan in around one week. Beijing instigated mass lockdowns in Wuhan.
Residents in thousands of abodes were reportedly physically locked inside their residences. Government authorities welded their homes closed. Numerous reports claim that these welded homes were the ones that contained corpses.
Why does the WHO embed a twisted serpent reptile in the center of its official logo? This article above by Bloomberg is curious. Globalist fake news corporate media such as The New York Times virtually always support their arch national business partner, Beijing. According to numerous media reports, the British Government has informed its so-called free press that they are not permitted to link Coronavirus deaths to experimental 5G technologies.
I encourage readers to independently seek out their own information about 5G technologies. Please check online to confirm this claim. Its first three pages offer similar responses. This media article propagates its blatant brainwashing agenda in its title. News publishers are aware of passive phenomenon. This article above may also be purposeful disinformation.
The dominant theme in articles that link 5G to COVID is the claim that deaths and casualties caused by 5G were falsely attributed to a virus outbreak. This bizarre article above, considers whether 5G radio waves created a virus. There are no precedents in history that link communications radio waves to virus creation. Cell phone data registration figures were supposedly published by Chinese owned communications providers prior to March These articles are representative illustrations of hundreds of such claims.
The original data is published inside China in Chinese. Commentators offer a range of reasonable factors that may have caused registered cell phone users to voluntarily or involuntarily cancel their China based cell phone service. Millions of Chinese nationals may have been retrenched in China during this time. These people cannot pay their monthly cell phone invoice. The consensus among those who analyze this data, in the COVID context, is that these explanations account for no more than ten million registered users.
These outlets show stills of massive temporary hospitals that were supposedly constructed to treat COVID casualties. These beds are always empty or mostly empty because the worst of the outbreak is always on the horizon. These images are illustrations. This image by corporate powerhouse Shutterstock is interesting.
The pro-China stance of fake news and globalist corporate powerhouses seems to be waning over the past month. This article by BBC echoes that sentiment.
As at late April, it is unclear if mainstream media remain in opposition to their arch business partner, Beijing. As stated above, Google AI algorithms still favor globalist projects such as 5G.
These articles are typical of hundreds published by mainstream news that offer premium online and print press space to collectives that intend to sue Beijing for billions of dollars in damages. This novel development was widely reported in Western media. This development was widely reported by the English language press. President Trump and dozens of other parliamentarians from several nations have expressed grave concerns that the WHO is a nefarious puppet of the Communist Chinese Government.
This corpus argues that the Deep State crime cartel is based in Rome. The Roman Empire faked its demise. Like all cowards, it hid inside a square mile walled sovereign nation-state.
In a world of fake government statistics, fake NGOs e. Italy shares the closest business partner relationship with China among EU member states. This figure of is a daily record outside of China and America. Tens of thousands of low paid Chinese foreign workers reside in Italy. There is a perception that these workers are sweatshop slaves who work in upmarket garment factories. They are not afforded EU labor market protection. Media and social media have a knack for creating a distorted reality.
They often extrapolate isolated incidents and frame them as national trends. The coded meaning, if one exists, that underpins these media stories may transpire after the Coronavirus scam dust settles. The number of priests killed, as reported below, reflects the standing as at 25 March in Italy only.
This writer conservatively estimates that the worldwide figure is no less than priests. Both countries are epicenters of the resistance to the removal of global criminal trafficking networks.
It is home to some of the most esteemed technological brands that exist on this planet. South Korea is noteworthy for its high number of total COVID casualties and its high number of casualties per capita.
At one stage during mid-March , Korea was a top four national casualties rank alongside Italy, Iran and China. As at 22 April , South Korea is not ranked in the top five national Coronavirus casualty list. It has since fallen out of the top 15 casualty rates WHO, b. The use of cellphone data to monitor human movements may be unlawful in some countries. These incidents may offer an avenue of inquiry for those who are curious to independently research this topic reported in social media and corporate news.
This video shown above reports that many British civilians believe that 5G waves diminish human immune systems. Total casualties of , is second to America. The USA reports , casualties at the same date.
The reasons for the exceptionally high infection rate — in absolute numbers and per capita in Spain are not clear. The EU could not or would not provide Spain and other countries with funding or healthcare resources. Commentators speculate that this failure may be a catalyst that devolves the EU. The representative articles below are penned in this vein. This act propagates fear and panic about possible outcomes.
These representative samples show how these propaganda outlets aim to tap into the fear of the unknown. Dr Fauci is the 1.
Image left: April 11, WHO: , — reported April 12, This section merely lists official statistics as reported by the three leading agencies, as identified on page It is impossible to verify any aspect of these numbers. Such written and spoken statements are easy to find via online searches. These images below are examples. Curiously, he often does not cite this virus by its official or unofficial names.
Of course, talk is cheaper than a Dollar Tree store. Deeds are more important. As far as this writer can gauge, Donald Trump has not closed Federal business. For example, USPS remains open. The biggest freezes in economic and social activity have been witnessed in California and New York State, especially in their largest cities — Los Angeles and New York City, respectively.
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