All it took was a virus with a 99.85% survival rate for people to give up their Constitutional Rights.
Dr. Ngozi Ezike, Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, recently pointed out that all people who pass away and test positive for COVID-19, regardless of the cause of death, means that the death will be marked as a COVID-19 death.

President Trump plays them like a fine violin again
The Trap was Set and The Media Took the Bait
We’ve all watched as the crazy liberal media do their best to make President Trump look a fool during this whole Wuhan virus pandemic. Every word he says is twisted to fit their agenda. However, with each attempt, our President always turns the tables on them.
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Japan’s Nobel prize-winning Professor of Medicine, Professor Dr Tasuku Honjo, created a sensation today by saying that the Coronavirus is not natural.
“If it is natural, it wouldn’t have adversely affected the entire world like this. Because, as per nature, temperature is different in different countries. If it is natural, it would adversely affect only those countries having the same temperature as China. Instead, it is spreading in a country like Switzerland, in the same…See More
Is it possible that China deliberately unleashed the
#chinavirus upon the world to weaken economies everywhere and create an opportunity to buy up struggling companies cheaply?
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While Italian shoppers may be urged to shun Made-in-China products, many cash-strapped Italian entrepreneurs can’t afford to be as picky when they choose business partners.
Steve Bannon Compares China to Nazi Regime on Fox, Calls For People to ‘Overthrow’ Chinese Communist Party
Former White House National Security Advisor Steve Bannon had some harsh words for the Chinese Communist Party while speaking to Jesse Watters on Saturday night.
“This is about a totalitarian regime ever bit as brutal, ever bit as cold blooded, every bit as tough — as the Nazis,” Bannon said on Fox News. “Right now we are in an information and economic war.” Continue reading While we suffer, China buys up one company after another