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By Praying Medic (Dave Hayes) ~ Telegram
It may help to keep in mind the fact that the world's elites were content to slowly gain control over centuries using incremental measures. Trump's presidency set them back years. They can no long afford the luxury of incremental measures. We're going to see their heinous plans rammed down our throats as fast as they can bring them to pass (or we'll watch them fail trying). In the process, they'll wake up millions more people to their true agenda.
C-VINE News Channel (Linda Forsythe) Telegram
This attachment and pasted note came from a close friend in Australia. We're NEXT if we don't stand up and prevent forward movement.
They (Australians), have been protesting in mass, but are stomped down. Military on ground and in the air conducting the enforcement.
My friend said…
'This is specifically Sydney. In the 'affected' areas. But probably broader now. Can't even sit on the beach in the open air any more!!!!'
Starting on Monday, New York City will ban 40% of their residents and 70% of their black residents from participating in indoor dining, indoor fitness, and indoor entertainment.
Unfortunately, these residents did not want to take an experimental mRNA gene therapy with an unknown long term safety profile.
Perhaps, these residents didn't trust our health institutions compromised by the billions being made every month by their big pharma sponsors.
Or, maybe, they understood that the so called 'vaccine' does not stop infection, transmission, hospitalization, or death.
Some may have seen the record number of adverse advents and deaths be ignored by the corporate media.
Others may have already developed robust natural immunity.
Some may have weighed the risk-to-reward of a virus with a 99.98% chance of survival for people below the age of 50.
Regardless, they all will be banished from public society in New York City starting on Monday.
Segregation is back.
#ResistCOVID1984
@KanekoaTheGreat
Posted by C-VINE Volunteers
Latest developments:
• State Department of Health on Thursday reported 332 new confirmed and probable cases statewide, including 220 cases on Oahu, 56 on Hawaii island, 30 on Maui, 19 on Kauai, two on Molokai and five Hawaii residents diagnosed out of state.
• There have now been 79,206 confirmed and probable cases statewide, including 55,098 on Oahu, 10,006 in Hawaii County, 9,425 in Maui County (9,060 on Maui, 226 on Molokai and 139 on Lanai) and 2,255 on Kauai. A total of 2,422 Hawaii residents have been diagnosed outside of the state.
• There were 12 deaths reported Wednesday. Ten were on Oahu and involved a man in his 30s, a woman in her 40s, a man and woman in their 50s, a woman in her 60s, a man and woman above 80, all of whom had underlying conditions and were hospitalized. Other Oahu deaths included one man in his 70s who had no underlying conditions and died at home, as well as a man and a woman above 80 who had underlying conditions and died at home. Two deaths were on Hawaii island, a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s, both who had underlying conditions and were hospitalized.
• The statewide fatality count is now at 782 deaths, including 592 on Oahu, 90 on Hawaii island, 86 on Maui, eight on Kauai, one on Molokai and five Hawaii residents who died out of state.
• Honolulu County is averaging 212 new cases a day and a test positivity rate of 4.3 percent, followed by Hawaii County at 48 cases and 5.1 percent, Maui County at 26 cases and 2.7 percent and Kauai County at 21 cases and 4.2 percent.
To make a vaccine appointment:
• CVS/Longs Drugs: 877-0041, cvs.com/store-locator/cvs-pharmacy-locations/covid-vaccine/Hawaii/Kahului.
• Doctors on Call (Lahaina only): 667-7676.
• Hui No Ke Ola Pono (Cameron Center): 244-4647.
• Kaiser Permanente: 243-6000.
• Malama I Ke Ola (established patients only): 871-7772.
• Maui Clinic Pharmacy (53 S. Puunene Ave.): 264-4422 or go to the pharmacy to schedule an appointment.
• Maui District Health Office: 984-3780, DOH.MDHOCovid19Clinics@doh.hawaii.gov.
• Maui Health System (Maui Memorial and Wailea locations): mauihealth.org/covidvaccine/. Kupuna without a computer can call 242-2273 and leave a name, date of birth and phone number.
• Maui Medical Group: 242-6464, mauimedical.com/?page_id=10856.
• Maui Office on Aging: Coordinating scheduling of adults over age 65, call 270-7774.
• Mauliola Pharmacy (95 Mahalani St., Room 10): 446-3348, facebook.com/mauliolapharmacy/.
• Minit Medical: 667-6161, minitmed.com/vaccination-clinic.
• Safeway Pharmacy: Wailuku, 243-3522; Kahului, 359-2970; Kihei, 891-9120; safeway.com/pharmacy/covid-19.html.
n UH-Maui Campus Health Center: 984-3493.
For more information:
• Call 211 or text (877) 275-6569 for general questions about coronavirus.
• CDC: coronavirus.gov.
• Hawaii Health Department: hawaiicovid19.com.
• Maui County: mauinuistrong.info. To report violations of quarantine orders to the Maui Police Department:
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• Email mpdquarantine@mpd.net.
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