India covid19 crisis

[tvbcof]

Smartphones are so expensive in India, that nobody can get any video of all the damage being done by Covid... videoing at the hospitals, of course.

What cell phones do exist are tied up making 'desi' aunty porn...which I personally approve of and appreciate

[BADecker]

Smartphones are so expensive in India, that nobody can get any video of all the damage being done by Covid... videoing at the hospitals, of course.

What cell phones do exist are tied up making 'desi' aunty porn...which I personally approve of and appreciate

Yeah! I often wonder what kind of subliminal messages you get, when you have a product that doesn't work right, and you call the service department of the company, and you get to talk to somebody from India.

[Angna27]

It's so painful to see many death and the numbers are continuesly rising, we feel so sorry for India, covid 19 hit them real hard and their goverment nowhere to go and do know what to do. I wish many countries will help them, also maybe it about time for some changes in their sanitary and health issue to avoid further spread of the virus.

[virasog]

It's so painful to see many death and the numbers are continuesly rising, we feel so sorry for India, covid 19 hit them real hard and their goverment nowhere to go and do know what to do. I wish many countries will help them, also maybe it about time for some changes in their sanitary and health issue to avoid further spread of the virus.

India is considered as an under developed country and its hard to control the virus if it outbreak in these countries. Unfortunately the virus outbreak in India despite the fact that they were the first few nations who started vaccinated their people in early stages. Too many people have lost their life in this crisis. 

[bryant.coleman]

India is considered as an under developed country and its hard to control the virus if it outbreak in these countries. Unfortunately the virus outbreak in India despite the fact that they were the first few nations who started vaccinated their people in early stages. Too many people have lost their life in this crisis. 

The population is too huge and the government is helpless. If they had implemented some sort of family planning measures a few decades back, then the situation would have been much better now. I have relatives and friends in India and I have stayed in that country for many months. I would say that the uncontrolled population explosion has to be blamed for 99% of the issues there. Actually this is not something that is unique to India. It is applicable to most of the third world countries, such as Nigeria and the Philippines.

[tvbcof]

India is considered as an under developed country and its hard to control the virus if it outbreak in these countries. Unfortunately the virus outbreak in India despite the fact that they were the first few nations who started vaccinated their people in early stages. Too many people have lost their life in this crisis. 

The population is too huge and the government is helpless. If they had implemented some sort of family planning measures a few decades back, then the situation would have been much better now. I have relatives and friends in India and I have stayed in that country for many months. I would say that the uncontrolled population explosion has to be blamed for 99% of the issues there. Actually this is not something that is unique to India. It is applicable to most of the third world countries, such as Nigeria and the Philippines.

Yeah, it's the White Man's Burden to help keep these darkies from breeding like rabbits.  'Fellow Whites' often enough when they engage in certain specialties helpful in such a task so it seems.  Pharmakia for one.  Media fueled inter-ethnic strife for another.

Fact is that most of the issues with 'overpopulation' come down to it being more difficult to keep puppet regimes in power with a large and growing population, and it's expensive in direct proportion to {N} just in plates of rice considering that the peeps need two plates per day so as not to revolt.  in hopes of a more equitable share and better life.  That money could be going into the accounts of international bankers which is, obviously, a much more desirable landing zone.  It is (or at least was at the time the concept gain traction 'independently' among the Western liberal intelligentsia) a high level national security interest of the U.S. to control population in certain specific countries such as The Philippines for the expressed reason that U.S. industry needs natural resources.  See Kissinger's NSSM 200.

I hope you are sure that you have not been influenced by propaganda in your (almost certainly genuine) concern for the plight of the Indian masses. I'll freely admit that was for most of my life.  I was a minion doing the bidding of true psychopaths.  Letting India help themselves over what actually IS a fairly obvious problem is preferable to me compared to 'helping' them since it is very difficult to sort out the impulse behind such 'help'.  You stand a pretty good chance of being the guy 'helping' by hold the girl's arms still as your good buddy rapes her.  Or 'helping' by getting rid of the dead body.

[BADecker]

India is considered as an under developed country and its hard to control the virus if it outbreak in these countries. Unfortunately the virus outbreak in India despite the fact that they were the first few nations who started vaccinated their people in early stages. Too many people have lost their life in this crisis. 

The population is too huge and the government is helpless. If they had implemented some sort of family planning measures a few decades back, then the situation would have been much better now. I have relatives and friends in India and I have stayed in that country for many months. I would say that the uncontrolled population explosion has to be blamed for 99% of the issues there. Actually this is not something that is unique to India. It is applicable to most of the third world countries, such as Nigeria and the Philippines.

Yeah, it's the White Man's Burden to help keep these darkies from breeding like rabbits.  'Fellow Whites' often enough when they engage in certain specialties helpful in such a task so it seems.  Pharmakia for one.  Media fueled inter-ethnic strife for another.

Fact is that most of the issues with 'overpopulation' come down to it being more difficult to keep puppet regimes in power with a large and growing population, and it's expensive in direct proportion to {N} just in plates of rice considering that the peeps need two plates per day so as not to revolt.  in hopes of a more equitable share and better life.  That money could be going into the accounts of international bankers which is, obviously, a much more desirable landing zone.  It is (or at least was at the time the concept gain traction 'independently' among the Western liberal intelligentsia) a high level national security interest of the U.S. to control population in certain specific countries such as The Philippines for the expressed reason that U.S. industry needs natural resources.  See Kissinger's NSSM 200.

I hope you are sure that you have not been influenced by propaganda in your (almost certainly genuine) concern for the plight of the Indian masses. I'll freely admit that was for most of my life.  I was a minion doing the bidding of true psychopaths.  Letting India help themselves over what actually IS a fairly obvious problem is preferable to me compared to 'helping' them since it is very difficult to sort out the impulse behind such 'help'.  You stand a pretty good chance of being the guy 'helping' by hold the girl's arms still as your good buddy rapes her.  Or 'helping' by getting rid of the dead body.

Mink.

 

[Renampun]

Binance is providing a little help for India...

India’s second wave of #COVID19 continues to claim thousands of lives every day.

Today, we’ve sent 2 liquid oxygen tanks, equal to over 6,000 cylinders, as part of our efforts to help.

Our thoughts & prayers are with everyone in India. #CryptoAgainstCOVID #Covid19IndiaHelp

https://twitter.com/BinanceBCF/status/1394336110831050755

the number of sufferers and also those who died is really concerning. hopefully, Covid 19 there will be quickly controlled.

[BADecker]

Ivermectin... horse and dog dewormer... about $5 at Walmart. HCQ has many variants that work almost as well as HCQ itself. Quinine is one of them. Finally we get to see how these two work on a large population.


Elites Worried: COVID Cases in India Plummet After Government Promotes Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine Use

Of course, the WHO and pharmaceutical companies are having fits.
This is despite the fact that lives are being saved.

India has received the baton for title of COVID Capitol of the World after China, Italy and the United States held it for much of last year.

The world second-most populace country after China had fewer than 138,000 total active COVID cases in early February 2021. That's the lowest figure since January 2020. India active COVID cases sit around 3.6 million today, according to the India Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Mainstream media are blaming the massive spike on a "scary, mutant variant" called B.1.617…

…The India health ministry updated its guidelines on April 28 for quarantines, treating the asymptomatic and those with mild symptoms of COVID-19. The agency now says that asymptomatic patients should "consider Tab Ivermectin (200 mcg/kg once a day, to be taken empty stomach) for 3 to 5 days." Caregivers of patients in quarantine are instructed to "take Hydroxychloroquine prophylaxis as per protocol and as prescribed by the treating medical officer." See the full document here.

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[jrrsparkles]

India is considered as an under developed country and its hard to control the virus if it outbreak in these countries. Unfortunately the virus outbreak in India despite the fact that they were the first few nations who started vaccinated their people in early stages. Too many people have lost their life in this crisis. 

The population is too huge and the government is helpless. If they had implemented some sort of family planning measures a few decades back, then the situation would have been much better now. I have relatives and friends in India and I have stayed in that country for many months. I would say that the uncontrolled population explosion has to be blamed for 99% of the issues there. Actually this is not something that is unique to India. It is applicable to most of the third world countries, such as Nigeria and the Philippines.

Well, people all over the world eating the foods which grown in India for example spices so if world can eat then why not their own people? The bloody corrupted government is the reason for all the issues not the population rate, China used their human resource to become the most super power in this world right now so India can be the one too if someone who rules the country with some knowledge.

[bryant.coleman]

Well, people all over the world eating the foods which grown in India for example spices so if world can eat then why not their own people? The bloody corrupted government is the reason for all the issues not the population rate, China used their human resource to become the most super power in this world right now so India can be the one too if someone who rules the country with some knowledge.

China was able to use their human resources in a better way, because they implemented the one-child policy in 1980, which allowed the government to give proper education and medical care for all of the citizens. And the Chinese economy started to grow at a good pace, around 10 years after the one-child policy was implemented. What China did was not to reduce the population size. If you check the Chinese census, you will find that the population is still growing, although at a reduced pace. But the population growth slowed down and it made sure that more natural resources are available to everyone. And on the other side we have India, which has around one-third of the area as China and almost the same population. Having a huge population is a disadvantage, when that population doesn't have sufficient education or skills.

[jrrsparkles]

Well, people all over the world eating the foods which grown in India for example spices so if world can eat then why not their own people? The bloody corrupted government is the reason for all the issues not the population rate, China used their human resource to become the most super power in this world right now so India can be the one too if someone who rules the country with some knowledge.

China was able to use their human resources in a better way, because they implemented the one-child policy in 1980, which allowed the government to give proper education and medical care for all of the citizens. And the Chinese economy started to grow at a good pace, around 10 years after the one-child policy was implemented. What China did was not to reduce the population size. If you check the Chinese census, you will find that the population is still growing, although at a reduced pace. But the population growth slowed down and it made sure that more natural resources are available to everyone. And on the other side we have India, which has around one-third of the area as China and almost the same population. Having a huge population is a disadvantage, when that population doesn't have sufficient education or skills.

Huge population is a disadvantage where I agree with that but India is falling not due to the population as far as I know, the wrong ideas and proper political knowledge from the ruling parties lead them to where it is.

[Natsuu]

Well, people all over the world eating the foods which grown in India for example spices so if world can eat then why not their own people? The bloody corrupted government is the reason for all the issues not the population rate, China used their human resource to become the most super power in this world right now so India can be the one too if someone who rules the country with some knowledge.

China was able to use their human resources in a better way, because they implemented the one-child policy in 1980, which allowed the government to give proper education and medical care for all of the citizens. And the Chinese economy started to grow at a good pace, around 10 years after the one-child policy was implemented. What China did was not to reduce the population size. If you check the Chinese census, you will find that the population is still growing, although at a reduced pace. But the population growth slowed down and it made sure that more natural resources are available to everyone. And on the other side we have India, which has around one-third of the area as China and almost the same population. Having a huge population is a disadvantage, when that population doesn't have sufficient education or skills.

Huge population is a disadvantage where I agree with that but India is falling not due to the population as far as I know, the wrong ideas and proper political knowledge from the ruling parties lead them to where it is.

You can't just compare india to china in terms of "POPULATION" or what you say as "HUMAN RESOURCE" and here's why;

India is approximately 3,287,263 sq km, while China is approximately 9,596,960 sq km, making China 192% larger than India. Meanwhile, the population of India is ~1.3 billion people (67.9 million more people live in China).

[Vishnu.Reang]

You can't just compare india to china in terms of "POPULATION" or what you say as "HUMAN RESOURCE" and here's why;

India is approximately 3,287,263 sq km, while China is approximately 9,596,960 sq km, making China 192% larger than India. Meanwhile, the population of India is ~1.3 billion people (67.9 million more people live in China).

Being a resident of India, I have to agree. The biggest issue facing Indians right now is the shortage of natural resources, and the primary reason for that is the uncontrolled population growth. States with the highest population growth (Bihar, Meghalaya, Rajasthan.etc) remain as the poorest regions of India, while those with the lowest population growth (Goa, Sikkim, Karnataka.etc) have the best HDI ratings. There are tens of millions of migrants from the first category states who are working in the second group of states. The reason is very simple - their own states are overpopulated and can't provide jobs or facilities for these people.

[BADecker]

You can't just compare india to china in terms of "POPULATION" or what you say as "HUMAN RESOURCE" and here's why;

India is approximately 3,287,263 sq km, while China is approximately 9,596,960 sq km, making China 192% larger than India. Meanwhile, the population of India is ~1.3 billion people (67.9 million more people live in China).

Being a resident of India, I have to agree. The biggest issue facing Indians right now is the shortage of natural resources, and the primary reason for that is the uncontrolled population growth. States with the highest population growth (Bihar, Meghalaya, Rajasthan.etc) remain as the poorest regions of India, while those with the lowest population growth (Goa, Sikkim, Karnataka.etc) have the best HDI ratings. There are tens of millions of migrants from the first category states who are working in the second group of states. The reason is very simple - their own states are overpopulated and can't provide jobs or facilities for these people.

The government could innovate, and use the labor to build floating islands in the Indian Ocean... room for all. They won't do this, because they would be threatened with losing control, and government profits.

[tvbcof]

Being a resident of India, I have to agree. The biggest issue facing Indians right now is the shortage of natural resources, and the primary reason for that is the uncontrolled population growth. States with the highest population growth (Bihar, Meghalaya, Rajasthan.etc) remain as the poorest regions of India, while those with the lowest population growth (Goa, Sikkim, Karnataka.etc) have the best HDI ratings. There are tens of millions of migrants from the first category states who are working in the second group of states. The reason is very simple - their own states are overpopulated and can't provide jobs or facilities for these people.

I've spent a little bit of time in Karnataka.  Over there on business, but I took an extra week or so to look around.  Mainly I took a trip to Mysore (from Bangalore of course) and we deliberately drove one way on the back roads.  There are a lot of people, but there was also a fair bit of area that did NOT have a lot of people.

People who travel only on the main routes inevitably get a misunderstanding of population density in ANY moderately populated country.  Something which looks like city does NOT look like city if you walk 50 meters through someone's house.  Houses tend to be along the road for fairly obvious reasons when one thinks about it.

Yes, I consider 1B people a bit higher than desirable for the area of the nation, but I do not see it as unworkable with good governance and a healthy society (which will almost by definition lower birth rates as a matter of people doing it voluntarily.)  China has it much worse than India because of their dearth of arable lands and water.  The REAL problem is that people who are in the 0.01% wealth/power-wise know that it will be increasingly difficult to maintain and grow their position with large populations who need to be mollified and controlled.  So, they want the pleb population to be smaller and put a fair bit of their own resources into getting others to agree with their mindset (esp, 'global climate changes' and such tobacco pseudo-science crap.)  That's my informal analysis.  I think that you ought to at least consider this possibility in your analysis.

[tabas]

Being a resident of India, I have to agree. The biggest issue facing Indians right now is the shortage of natural resources, and the primary reason for that is the uncontrolled population growth. States with the highest population growth (Bihar, Meghalaya, Rajasthan.etc) remain as the poorest regions of India, while those with the lowest population growth (Goa, Sikkim, Karnataka.etc) have the best HDI ratings. There are tens of millions of migrants from the first category states who are working in the second group of states. The reason is very simple - their own states are overpopulated and can't provide jobs or facilities for these people.

Is India doesn't get any help or aid from its allies? like as you've said that you're in short of resources but to fight this pandemic, aren't those allied countries of yours that are sending help like those air tanks and other hospital needs?
I just saw the sad news today that the death toll has reached 300k.

[BADecker]

Getting right into the nitty-gritty details of what's going on. This isn't for India, only. But since India is being hit so hard by the vaccines, it's a good place to start.


Full analysis: Vaccines confirmed to be efficient extermination weapons… all human beings have the right to resist in self-defense

Starting from today, the Situation Update podcast is being released in separate parts, and then also as a “full” show containing all the parts. This is based on listener feedback, as many listeners told us they wanted to make sure they don’t miss the parts of the show that are of greatest interest to them (such as the economy, or vaccines, or nutrition, etc.).

So from here forward, Part 1 should be live and posted around 10 am central, and it will typically feature analysis of the biggest and most insane headlines of the day. Part 2 will appear around 11 am central and may cover economics, culture or politics. Part 3 will go live somewhere around noon, and it will often feature analysis on the plandemic and vaccines. Part 4 will typically get posted by 1pm central and could feature any breaking story that deserves special emphasis. The full show will then get posted typically between 2pm and 3pm.

Based on the news cycle, there will be between 2 and 4 parts each day, with each part having a duration from 15 minutes to 45 minutes. This is all organic, so it may change based on the news that’s breaking and how much commentary is needed to offer a full analysis of the breaking news.

Here are the 4 parts for today, followed by the FULL episode below:

Situation Update May 24th, 2021 Part 1 of 4 – Intro and INSANE news headlines

https://www.brighteon.com/2f67ae83-2f51-4d0c-9b81-e679c5e1b281

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[hornetsnest]

Just like having to change climate cooling to climate warming and then to climate change when that didn't work they have changed mutant to variant to keep the profane plebs running in circles.There will be so many variants it will be like a multicultural restaurant menu from now onwards until we find a global variant.Standby while more vax billionaires and corrupt media,academics and politicans plan the next scam. When cyber angle for ze global digital ID? Godless arrogant plebs are rolling straight into the digital fortress and paying for their own accomodation there. hahahahaha ...haha

[BADecker]

India is getting really serious about taking Indians to court and making them pay for their evil Covid schemes. Did you ever notice that professionals remain quite calm as they are hauled before the firing squad? Fauci is like this as well. They have themselves so thoroughly convinced that they are right, even if they are wrong, that they have nothing to fear. Death doesn't have any meaning for them.


Indian Charge of Offences Against Humanity by Spreading Ivermectin Disinformation

Contempt of Court and aggravated offences against humanity by spreading disinformation about the drug 'Ivermectin', despite having full knowledge of the Judgment passed by the Hon'ble High Court of Bombay at Goa dated May 28, 2021.

The present notice [June 13] is being served upon you [Dr. Soumya Swaminathan Chief Scientist World Health Organisation ] for your deliberate and continuous acts
of criminal offences against humanity.

8. After specific objection taken on oath by the State Government's Health Secretary, it was binding on Noticee 1 & 2 to file your counter affidavit if you really have so called "SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE". But neither you nor anyone else were able to produce any evidence to counter the serious allegations of flawed research by the state against WHO in their reply affidavit filed in the matter of said PIL

The Indian Bar Association cited various evidence of the effectiveness of Ivermectin.

The Indian Bar cited the FLCCC statements and referenced studies.

The Severely Limited Extent and Diversity of Ivermectin Data Considered by the WHO's Ivermectin Panel

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