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• 1976 Humanitarian Award by the National Jewish Health;
• 1983 Tree of Life Award by the Jewish National Fund;
• 1986 Ellis Island Award given to Trump, Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali;
• 1990 video of the Rev. Jesse Jackson lauding Trump as a friend to minorities and underserved communities. Jackson expressed appreciation for Trump’s support of the Rainbow Push Coalition’s initiative called the Wall Street Project, which aimed to help minority-owned businesses;
• 1995 President’s Medal by the Freedom Foundation (Washington) for his support of youth programs;
• 2007 Muhammad Ali Entrepreneur Award;

The “Daily Deaths” chart at Worldometer shows the dramatic decline: The 267 coronavirus deaths recorded Sunday were less than half the total of the previous day (573) and the fewest since March 23, when the site listed a total of 180 deaths.

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You have a WHO report claim toxic doses are needed. This is nonsense since: 

Pandemic, as the definition goes, is the worldwide spread of a new disease. Most of the historical analysis point to those in younger age groups being disproportionately affected in a pandemic. As opposed to seasonal outbreaks where older people are more likely to be affected.

The data support the theory that the current epidemic is a late seasonal effect in the Northern  Hemisphere on the back of a mild ILI season. The age structure of those most affected does not fit the evidence from previous pandemics.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, “Karen” has been adopted as a shorthand to call out a vocal minority of middle-aged white women who are opposed to social distancing, out of either ignorance or ruthless self-interest. It’s the latest evolution of a long-standing meme. In The New York Times last year, the writer Sarah Miller described Karens as “the policewomen of all human behavior,” using the example of a suburban white woman who calls the cops on kids’ pool parties. Karens have been mocked for being anti-vaccine and pro–“Can I speak to your manager?

The number of hospitalizations relative to the number of tests conducted actually went down by one percent — check the numbers — the week prior was 189 hospitalizations out of 4273; this last week it was 257 hospitalizations out of 6892 or a decrease in percentage from 4.42% to 3.73%. And what about the people hospitalized — were they in there for intensive care or non-intensive care? if you check out those numbers you’ll see the ICU percentage rate the week prior was 21% and the percentage rate for this last week was 21% —- no change.

In nursing homes, elderly people are already on the edge of the cliff, suffering from long-term illnesses and years of toxic medical treatments…but now you terrify them with COVID propaganda…then you actually label them “COVID”, WITH NO JUSTIFICATION…then you isolate them completely…they’re all alone…no contact with family and friends…what do you expect will happen to these fragile, heavily drugged people?