Why is the coronavirus pandemic not declared over?

2023-05-04 14:02:03

WHO pursues commercial goals

WHO has long abandoned both the six-dimensional scale and precisely fixed quantitative indicators, which opened the way to completely arbitrary decisions, without bearing any responsibility for the objectivity of the data. Meanwhile, previously, the international standard for declaring an epidemic was considered to be a situation where at least 5% of the country's population was ill, a pandemic - either at least 10%, or an epidemic in many countries. Therefore, from this point of view, there was no epidemic or pandemic in the world.

Official criteria for completing the pandemic is difficult to formulate. But they began her criteria!

Once again about WHO and the pandemic

Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Zverev: WHO pursues commercial goals by promoting covid vaccination

Is democracy the power of the majority?

2023-10-05 08:29:15

No, 51% is more than half, but it's not an absolute 3/4 majority.

Democracy is essentially an oligarchy (aristocracy). If earlier the aristocracy around the world made decisions without the participation of the masses (until the beginning of the twentieth century - if citizens had the right to vote, it was only on property, race and other parameters), now, thanks to political technologies, the same thing is happening, only on the basis of manipulation of the capital of the masses. In addition, no one teaches political literacy, and therefore the politically illiterate population chooses someone from the appointees of the elite by unfair voting.

Only elites participate in the parliamentary process. Citizens of the state are allowed to vote for their chosen candidate, but ordinary people cannot participate in elections. In the end, only the ruling elite decides the various interests of the population of the state.

What types of democracy are there?

When will Russia capture Odessa?

2024-02-01 12:52:56

The fighting will begin in the fall of 2024

In the case of significant successes in the Donbas and near Kharkov, there is a very high probability of launching an offensive against Nikolaev, followed by its capture and access to the outskirts of Odessa at the end of summer. In connection with the allocation of 51 billion euros of aid, military operations will begin with renewed vigor, and a new Ukrainian offensive has already been announced in order to delay the advance of Russian troops.

Ukraine's loss of Odessa and the surrounding territories would mean turning into a completely isolated state, which is also blocked from the north, east and south by unfriendly countries (Russia-Belarus-Transnistria).

The Battle for Odessa (2022)

Why is science not needed in Russia?

2023-09-30 11:58:10

The state has no scientific tasks.

When a country is engaged in the sale of hydrocarbons, why do we need extra mouths in the form of scientists, if the money is already flowing.

Science is expensive, but near-science brings noticeably more money.

Why does no one need scientists in Russia?