Trump may face allegations of crimes against humanity for promoting an unconfirmed anti-coronavirus drug
Donald Trump's promotion of an anti-malarial drug did not produce the effect that the US president was counting on. And instead of hundreds of recovered, pharmacies and hospitals are now deficient in hydroxychloroquine, and Ohio state Rep. Tavia Galonski (D) is about to make "a referral for crimes against humanity." «I can’t take it anymore. I’ve been to The Hague. I’m making a referral for crimes against humanity tomorrow. Today’s press conference was the last straw. I know the need for a prosecution referral when I see one,» Galonski tweeted. I can’t take it any...
Inspector General dismissed by Donald Trump for doing his job well
Former intelligence community inspector general, Michael Atkinson, on Sunday night Monday issued a statement calling his dismissal biased because he complied with his “legal obligation”. "It is hard not to think that the President's loss of confidence in me derives from my having faithfully discharged my legal obligations as an independent and impartial Inspector General, and from my commitment to continue to do so," Atkinson said. A powerful message from Inspector Gen. Atkinson after his retaliatory firing: “The American people deserve an honest and effective gov...
Trump jokes about being "involved in" models during coronavirus briefing in White House
President Trump during a briefing on coronavirus at the White House joked about being “involved in” models while he was covering the questions about the trajectory of the virus outbreak. “The models show hundreds of thousands of people are going to die and you know what I want to do? I want to come way under the model,” he said. “The professionals did the models and I was never involved in a model. At least this kind of a model.” President has always been known of his connection with the modeling business. At least it can be recalled that Trump owned a modeling agency...
Coronavirus forces FDA to allow gays to donate blood
Approaching the peak of the pandemic, the United States is forced to review many of its rules for selecting blood donors. According to the new guideline, amid the pandemic, the Food & Drug Administration was forced to lift the ban on blood donation for gays, because the antibodies of cured people has no different from antibodies of heterosexuals. According to the new policy, the term of abstinence from sexual relations for donors with nonstandard sexual orientation has been reduced by four times and now is 3 months. “To help address this critical need and increase t...
US government intends to force taxpayers to sponsor churches
Religion Dispatchers draw public attention to a new bill called "CARES," which appeared to counterbalance all the catastrophic consequences caused by the coronavirus pandemic. But a more curious fact is that, in the framework of financial assistance to businesses and other affected organizations, religious organizations were included in the list of "needy".Now that the pandemic has given everyone access to federal money, all the churches were literally intoxicated with the opportunity to snatch a bigger piece. «Churches, houses of worship, and nonprofits with religious m...
The captain of a warship was removed from his post after unveiling the outbreak of the coronavirus on board
The Navy decided to remove the “alarmist” captain from his position due to the fact that he used the “unprotected” communication channels to alert management about an emergency on board the USS Theodore Roosevelt. It is reported that Capt. Brett Crozier raised the alarm after many had symptoms of flu-like illness. After passing the tests, almost a hundred people were coronavirus-positive, which forced the Navy leadership to isolate almost 1000 sailors. Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly announced at a news conference on Thursday that Captain Crozier would remain with his...
Pentagon has requested the supply of 100 thousand body bags
The US government is gearing up for the worst case scenario. After the sad predictions of a number of experts and President Donald Trump that the losses from the coronavirus could amount to more than 200 thousand people, the Pentagon began to look for 100 thousand body bags. After the epidemic began methodically mowing the population of New York down, the government immediately began to mobilize all the morgues, with the expectation of accepting 900 dead bodies daily. Now that additional floating hospitals have arrived in New York, and people have not stopped dying, the...
The mayor of Georgia abrogates the social distancing ban but at the same time brings 150 additional policemen to the streets of the city
Georgia Mayor Troy Brumbalow on Wednesday announced the termination of the ban on social distancing, despite the fact that more than 4.5 thousand people were infected and nearly 140 died. "While the intent of the order was to protect the public from the spread of COVID-19, it is obvious that a large portion of our public doesn't want government mandating the recommendations of public health officials," the statement says. As many citizens have observed, increasing the number of police officers in the streets will only worsen the situation and turn cities into concentra...
Media ignores US President's pandemic briefings because they consider them useless
The largest US media have noted the complete futility of Donald Trump's pandemic briefings. Many stopped sending their correspondents and even stopped broadcasting events online. Business Insider believes that the blame is not only for several identified cases of coronavirus from White House correspondents, but also because Trump uses distraction tactics. It consists in diverting the attention of viewers from the immediate topic of the briefing. Trump implodes when faced with the facts from @yamiche: "You should be saying congratulations." Why is testing not on par wi...