dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

Now is it starting to make sense why Hillary and Obama were so close to this country? ChinaBiden and his regime have more holes in the dike than they can plug. The whole thing is ready to burst… every day, new holes, more gushing out… soon the rats will drown.

MYANMAR Human trafficking: Myanmar among worst offenders, US says

Listed as a Tier-3 country, Myanmar can be denied aid. Washington accuses the Asian nation of hindering UN measures to fight human trafficking. According to the US State Department, Burmese officials are involved in prostitution and exploitation of people. Child soldiers remain a major issue.

From Aug 2018…

http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Human-trafficking:-Myanmar-among-worst-offenders,-US-says-44684.html

https://tennesseestar.com/2020/11/17/smartmatic-voting-technology-firm-linked-to-alleged-fraud-in-elections-in-philippines-venezuela/

Smartmatic Voting Technology Firm Linked to Alleged Fraud in Elections in Philippines, Venezuela

November 17, 2020

>>12791481

>Junta’s plan if we begin to be Demoralized. Demoralization is a key part of the Long March through the Institutions

shoot,

1/2 of the posts here are meant to demoralize.

they cry about everything…attempting to lure you into hating Trump and giving up.

bunch of unaccomplished loser satanists is what they are,.

don't have a creative bones in their satanic bodies.

>>12791524

you are a poss

>>12791440

>https://web.archive.org/

thanks, anon.

i am not sure how that works.

i put the link address in and got this cap

now what do i do?

here is the link

https://vrienspartners.com/channel-news-asia-myanmar-polls-on-nov-8-an-election-of-many-firsts.html

>>12791560

>https://redstatenation.com/press-secretary-is-mad-admits-conservative-twitter-is-in-her-head-with-circle-back-mocking-video/

she is one dizzy beotch from circling back so many times.

Anonymous ID: 26762e Feb. 1, 2021, 11:50 a.m. No.12791644 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1671

>>12791618

so, they can scrub the archives now?

if that is the case, they are really worried about what might be found.

i will try to check online libray links to see if i can find it there.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-fast-at-home-coronavirus-test-will-be-available-to-americans-this-year/ar-BB1di13p?ocid=uxbndlbing

A fast, at-home coronavirus test will be available to Americans this year

William Wan –

1 hr ago–

13 House GOP members join demand that AOC apologize to Ted Cruz for 'almost…

Joe Biden just made his first big mistake as president

The Washington Post logoA fast, at-home coronavirus test will be available to Americans this year

The White House announced Monday it is buying 8.5 million rapid coronavirus tests that can be taken at home without a prescription and that yield immediate results.

>>12791706

>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-fast-at-home-coronavirus-test-will-be-available-to-americans-this-year/ar-BB1di13p?ocid=uxbndlbing

Ellume’s home coronavirus test was the first over-the-counter, rapid coronavirus home test to be authorized by the Food and Drug Administration. It was approved Dec. 15. But the test was expected to be available only in limited quantities.

“The purpose of today’s announcement is to move to mass production and scale,” said Andy Slavitt, President Biden’s senior adviser for covid-19 response, at a Monday news briefing.

Catch up on the most important developments in the pandemic with our coronavirus newsletter. All stories in it are free to access.

Slavitt acknowledged that the $30 price per Ellume test — while cheaper than many of the $100-$200 tests that need to be processed by a lab — is still too high for it to be used ubiquitously by many people.

“The cost will come down only if we get to that mass production and scale,” Slavitt said, calling the new contract an initial step to solve that problem. “We know there are efforts to create even lower cost and more innovative approaches and we welcome those.”

The tests could be vital tools in the country’s fight against the virus — especially in the months before most Americans are vaccinated. Unlike previous home tests, the Ellume test does not require samples to be sent to a lab and can be taken without doctor’s orders by anyone older than 2.

Under the new contract, the company is expecting to ship 100,000 tests to the United States per month from February to July.

“That’s good but obviously not where we need to be,” Slavitt said.

By the end of the year, the company’s manufacturing is expected to scale up to be able to produce more than 19 million test kits per month, Slavitt said. Of that 19 million, 8.5 million tests have been promised to the U.S. government.

That represents a massive growth in the scale of expected manufacturing. But to achieve that the company will first need to build and get a U.S. manufacturing plant up and running, which isn’t expected until the third quarter of this year.

The test was developed by the company following a $30 million grant from the National Institutes of Health’s Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative in June.

The test uses a nasal swab to collect a sample and produces results within minutes using a plastic device similar to a home pregnancy test.

One critical feature of the new home tests: the ability to capture and report test results.

For months, at least two dozen companies have been trying to develop home tests, most of them rapid antigen tests that detect proteins on the surface of the virus. Because labs are not involved in such tests, there was no clear way to report the results. Without that data, experts warned that the country would be flying blind as it navigates the later stages of the pandemic.

Ellume’s test requires users to download an app on their smartphone to learn their test result.That app automatically sends data by Zip code to the cloud — ensuring that regional health officials can learn about positive results while keeping the data confidential, the company said.