HOW ABOUT SOME UNITY AND HONEST REPORTING
ONLY POLITICAL FOOLS BELIEVE THIS CRISIS WILL KILL TRUMP'S RE-ELECTION
The big story the media started pushing yesterday was that the government had contingency plans for a crisis lasting 12 to 18 months. The government has contingency plans for everything, from nuclear war, large scale terrorist attacks, an internet collapse, or an electrical grid failure, I could go on and on. Every indication is this crisis will be over in several months. While no one knows for sure, it is irresponsible to make this revelation a top story.
This started with CNN and has been kept going by the New York times and others. It is disgraceful that they continue to push this false narrative. They truly do deserve a label of "FAKE NEWS" At the least they deserve to be reprimanded in a public way.
MSNC's Miki Brezinski stated this AM that the Trump administration should have been buying supplies in the Beginning of December 2019. That their slow response was why there are shortages of some materials in the health care industry. FACT, China 's authority's were notified that there was problem on Dec. 27. 2019. They began their lock down on Jan. 23, 2019. We discontinued flight's from China on Jan. 29, 2019. More "FAKE NEWS"
We hear reporters who are incredulous that there should be shortages of medical supplies and also consumers good. They are mostly all, young, have no common knowledge of what it takes to increase manufacturing and distribution, especially when the whole world is vying for the same products. With on time supplying we no longer have warehouses full of goods. It takes time to ramp up production and to distribute things. Many products are manufactured overseas and their local demand is going to be fulfilled first.
Sadly we have large numbers of people who never had a job in the private sector, let alone any where close to a manufacturing business. It is distasteful to be in any business that people would use their hands to actually produce things. Many have been provided with all the comforts they desire by their parents and expect that when there is a need the government should have it at their disposal immediately. Immature children telling us how things should be.
Fools in more ways than one. They also believe that the more the economy crashes, the more people who are inconvenienced, the more that die and suffer, the slimmer the chances of Donald Trump being re-elected. Again their knowledge of history and human nature is just another example of a narrow and immature point of view.
We hear reporters who are incredulous that there should be shortages of medical supplies and also consumers good. They are mostly all, young, have no common knowledge of what it takes to increase manufacturing and distribution, especially when the whole world is vying for the same products. With on time supplying we no longer have warehouses full of goods. It takes time to ramp up production and to distribute things. Many products are manufactured overseas and their local demand is going to be fulfilled first.
Sadly we have large numbers of people who never had a job in the private sector, let alone any where close to a manufacturing business. It is distasteful to be in any business that people would use their hands to actually produce things. Many have been provided with all the comforts they desire by their parents and expect that when there is a need the government should have it at their disposal immediately. Immature children telling us how things should be.
Fools in more ways than one. They also believe that the more the economy crashes, the more people who are inconvenienced, the more that die and suffer, the slimmer the chances of Donald Trump being re-elected. Again their knowledge of history and human nature is just another example of a narrow and immature point of view.
Ray, Stumbled upon your blog by noticing the subject line. A read some analysis from the Hoover institute that called this "crisis" an "organised panic". It would seem it is when one understands it is as deadly as the flu which is a risk we manage as routine annually. An acquaintance of my wife died of the flu last year, she was fifty and in great shape. No one panicked about that even though in America roughly 18-20 thousand Americans die of the flu every year. You can find the article on Real Clear Politics, but you won't see its contents discussed anywhere in the media.
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