On Confronting China’s Coronavirus Propaganda and Huawei

and Boosting America Led 5G FCC Commissioner Brendan

Carr

BY JAN JEKIELEK April 23, 2020

Updated: April 23, 2020

"Just how does challenging Chinese Communist Party officials on Twitter fit into Brendan Carr’s job as a commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)?

Why is Huawei-built 5G a major data security threat? What steps are being taken to boost America-led 5G development?

And how are telehealth and telemedicine being rapidly expanded during this coronavirus pandemic?

In this episode, we sit down with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr, who previously served as General Counsel of the FCC and chief legal advisor to the Commission."

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'Hot Zone' author on coronavirus, President Trump's

'incredibly stupid' de-funding of WHO and the terrifying

outbreak that could be next

Yahoo TV Kevin Polowy

April 23, 2020

"The Hot Zone author Richard Preston is not a trained a medical professional — he will be the first one to tell you that. But the journalist and bestselling novelist has been well-versed in virology for three decades now, ever since his reporting on the Ebola virus in West Africa evolved from a 1992 story in the New Yorker ("Crisis in the Hot Zone") to a 1994 New York Times bestseller.

The nightmare-fueling, non-fiction thriller has been credited with changing the way we look at pandemics, and Preston very much viewed his breakout book as a cautionary tale about the threat of a virus sweeping the globe.

"I think by the time I finished that book, it was apparent to me that there was going to a pandemic," Preston tells Yahoo Entertainment during a Skype interview (watch above) as the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc across the globe and in the United States, with a national death toll that has already surpassed 45,000. "That's what I was hearing from virologists."

The Hot Zone — which initially served as the inspiration for the 1995 film Outbreak before its screenwriters took the story in another direction and was turned into a miniseries in 2019 — focused on four different arcs dealing with filoviruses. The most memorable section, though, deals with a 1989 incident in which hundreds of monkeys in a Reston, Va., lab were infected with the Ebola virus. There was genuine fear at the time from both the U.S. Army and the Centers for Disease Control that the virus could spread to humans.

"What happened was the Reston Ebola virus (RESTV) did infect a number of people. But it turned out to be, for some weird unknown reason, non-lethal or extremely wild in humans," Preston says. "In effect we got really lucky. We've had a series of lucky breaks since then." Until the coronavirus, that is.

Preston says he's heard predictions within the scientific community that a coronavirus — COVID19 is the third known iteration — would be the most likely strain to cause a pandemic as early as 1994."

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Most of them are not there to help anyways but to molest, steal and sell the children and this is why most of the religions are against contraception. It has nothing to do with God. It has every to do with over population that they want to happen. Same reason they are against abortion. All of it has always been a smoke screen for abuse and child trafficking, destabilization of poor nations etc etc.

Children subjected to ‘extreme violence and sadism’ during

decades of hidden abuse in detention centres, inquiry finds

Children faced repercussions for reporting abuse while

perpetrators ‘acted with impunity’ in 1970s and 1980s

Lizzie Dearden Home Affairs Correspondent

1 hour ago

"Children detained for minor misdemeanours were subjected to “extreme violence and sadism” over decades of hidden abuse, a report has revealed.

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) found that some victims tried to kill themselves in youth detention centres, while the perpetrators “acted with impunity”.

A report released on Thursday said the abuse left survivors with a “life sentence” of mental health issues and struggles with substance abuse and unemployment.

IICSA’s Truth Project heard evidence from the 1950s to the modern day, but the majority of people who said they were sexually abused by staff members were detained in the 1970s and 1980s.

Numerous men who were jailed as children during the period previously told The Independent of beatings, humiliation and sexual assault, with one man comparing his experience to a “sadistic, brutal concentration camp”."

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