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12:58 PM 3/18/2020 - M.N.: These Reports are the additional indications that this CoronaVirus Outbreak Affair is the act of war on the part of Russia, and specifically Putin. This is the planned and skillful combination of the elements of bio- and information warfare. | FBI Cites Coronavirus to Limit FOIA Requests | EU report says Russian disinformation efforts aim to exacerbate Europe’s coronavirus crisis | Severe' consequences if foreign government behind HHS cyberattack during coronavirus outbreak | Putin says coronavirus is 'under control' as Russia launches hi-tech virus surveillance measures

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 M.N.: These Reports are the additional indications that this CoronaVirus Outbreak Affair is the act of war on the part of Russia, and specifically Putin. This is the planned and skillful combination of the elements of bio- and information warfare.
I will try to elaborate on this hypothesis later on, when facts and analysis start to accumulate.
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EU report says Russian disinformation efforts aim to exacerbate Europe’s coronavirus crisis

Severe' consequences if foreign government behind HHS cyberattack during coronavirus outbreak

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EU report says Russian disinformation efforts aim to exacerbate Europe’s coronavirus crisis

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Kremlin-linked media are conducting a widespread disinformation campaign in Europe to worsen the COVID-19 pandemic by sowing fear, creating panic, and generating mistrust about the response to the crisis, according to an internal report by the European Union’s diplomatic service.
“The overarching aim of Kremlin disinformation is to aggravate the public health crisis in western countries, specifically by undermining public trust in national healthcare systems — thus preventing an effective response to the outbreak,” said the nine-page report by the European External Action Service, the EU’s combined foreign and defense ministry, dated Monday and seen and quoted extensively by Reuters and the Financial Times.
The report states that “a significant disinformation campaign by Russian state media and pro-Kremlin outlets regarding COVID-19 is ongoing,” which “is designed to exacerbate confusion, panic, and fear, and to prevent people from accessing reliable information about the virus and public safety provisions.” The diplomatic service concluded that “these efforts are in line with the Kremlin’s broader strategy of attempting to subvert European societies from within by exploiting their vulnerabilities and divisions.”
The Kremlin denied the allegations on Wednesday, pointing to a lack of specificity in the EU report.
“We’re talking again about some unfounded allegations which, in the current situation, are probably the result of an anti-Russian obsession,” said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Peter Stano, the European Commission’s lead spokesman for foreign affairs and security policy, told the Washington Examiner the report was “an internal working document that was not intended for publication,” so he could not comment on it directly. But he did confirm that “with the spread of COVID-19, we have seen flurry of info, myths, and disinformation about it — they are coming from various sources, not only from one, although disinformation efforts coming from Russia, linked to Russia, or to clearly pro-Kremlin outlets have noticeably picked up.”
The EU foreign affairs spokesman said “since the outbreak of the coronavirus and flurry of information and disinformation about it,” the EEAS ”has intensified the monitoring and analysis of information flows and their sources” and “publicly identifies, exposes, and raises awareness about coronavirus-related disinformation spread by Russian sources.” Stano said the EEAS works on this closely with the European Commission and EU countries and cooperates with international partners such as the Group of Seven countries, NATO, and Canada “to avoid that the situation is misused by others.”
There were 205,452 confirmed coronavirus cases around the world and at least 8,248 deaths tied to the infection as of late Wednesday morning, according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker. There have been 81,102 confirmed cases in China, where the World Health Organization believes the virus originated, and 3,230 confirmed deaths there. The Chinese Communist Party has also been spreading what the United States has stressed is disinformation about the coronavirus, including claims that it originated with the U.S. military.
The WHO said last week that Europe had become the new “epicenter” of the outbreak, and the U.S. surgeon general and the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention both said, “Europe is the new China.” There were 31,506 cases and 2,503 deaths in Italy, at least 13,910 cases and 623 deaths in Spain, an estimated 10,082 cases and 27 deaths in Germany, and 7,661 cases with 148 deaths in France, as of late Wednesday morning.
In the U.S., there were at least 6,519 cases, which resulted in 115 deaths.
EU digital economy spokesman Johannes Bahrke said Wednesday that high-ranking EU officials “met representatives of online platforms, including Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft” earlier this month “to discuss the spread of disinformation around the outbreak of COVID-19 virus.”
The European Commission said that “in the wake of growing disinformation against EU values in recent years, the EU has worked to put in place a stronger and more strategic approach to communication.”
The EEAS report said the Russian strategy was to “deploy dozens of different and often contradictory narratives that are disseminated through official channels, as well as online and through social media.” The document said that “Russian state-linked false personas and accounts” already linked to disinformation efforts switched over to “pushing disinformation about the coronavirus in English, Spanish, Italian, German and French online."
These “pro-Kremlin disinformation messages” aimed to “advance a narrative that coronavirus is a human creation weaponised by the West” and “advance apocalyptic stories, blame capitalists for trying to benefit from the virus, and emphasise how well Russia and Putin are dealing with the outbreak," the report said.
The leaked EEAS report echoes Senate testimony from the head of the State Department’s anti-disinformation efforts.
“We've seen adversaries take advantage of a health crisis where people are terrified worldwide to try to advance their priorities,” Lea Gabrielle, the director of the State Department’s Global Engagement Center, said. "So we’ve been watching the narratives that are being pushed out — false narratives — around coronavirus. Unfortunately, we have been able to assess that accounts tied to Russia — the entire ecosystem of Russian disinformation — has been engaged in the midst of this world health crisis."
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s two-year investigation concluded that “the Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion.”
Mueller's report, released last year, described how Russian military intelligence hacked the Democratic National Committee and provided thousands of stolen emails to WikiLeaks for dissemination, but did not establish a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russians.
The special counsel also described how Russian troll farms carried out disinformation campaigns on social media.
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'Severe' consequences if foreign government behind HHS cyberattack during coronavirus outbreak

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Attorney General William Barr vowed there would be “severe” consequences if a foreign country was behind the cyberattack against the Health and Human Services Department's website on Sunday or behind the false coronavirus rumors swirling in recent days.
The HHS website was hit by a denial-of-service cyberattack on Sunday night, apparently designed to disrupt efforts to combat the spread of the growing COVID-19 outbreak in the United States.
“When you’re dealing with something like a denial-of-service attack on HHS during a pandemic, that’s a very grave action for another country to take,” Barr told the Associated Press on Tuesday. “So, if it is another country doing this, I’m sure the ramifications will be severe.”
Barr, "Our primary role right now is to investigate” and that “the FBI is very active trying to determine who is responsible for these things.”
The attorney didn’t take a guess on which foreign nation might be responsible.
U.S. officials told the Associated Press the Trump administration alleges a foreign disinformation campaign aimed at spreading fear in the U.S. during the pandemic, but they did not name the foreign entity they believe to be responsible.
During a White House news conference on Monday, President Trump said, “It could be that you have some foreign groups that are playing games.”
HHS Secretary Alex Azar said, “Fortunately, we have extremely strong barriers.” He added: “We had no penetration into our networks. We had no degradation of the functioning of our networks. We had no limitation of our capacity for people to telework."
As of late Tuesday night, there were 197,126 confirmed coronavirus cases around the world and at least 7,905 deaths tied to the infection, according to Johns Hopkins University. There have been 81,061 confirmed cases in China and 3,230 confirmed deaths. In the U.S., there were 6,362 cases, which have resulted in 108 deaths.
Trump declared a national emergency last week, but the National Security Council sent out a tweet late Sunday denying rumors swirling on social media that the federal government was about to impose a nationwide quarantine during the COVID-19 outbreak. “Text message rumors of a national #quarantine are FAKE,” the NSC’s account said. “There is no national lockdown. The CDC has and will continue to post the latest guidance on #COVID19. #coronavirus.”
Barr said he wasn’t aware of any plans for a national quarantine.
The attorney general instructed every U.S. attorney nationwide on Monday “to prioritize the detection, investigation, and prosecution of all criminal conduct related to the current pandemic.” Barr pointed to individuals and businesses “selling fake cures for COVID-19 online and engaging in other forms of fraud” as well as phishing emails from fraudsters posing as the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He also warned about cybercriminals inserting malware onto mobile apps designed to track the spread of the virus.
National security adviser Robert O’Brien said on Monday, “We’re looking into that, the FBI is looking into it, the NSA and other agencies are taking a look at that, and we’re going to figure it out.”
“It was a serious attack, but, fortunately, the HHS website and HHS computer systems are running … and the attack was repelled,” O’Brien told Fox Business. “But it was a serious thing, and I want to make it clear to our adversaries and those who would do America harm: We’ll figure out who was behind it, and there will be appropriate consequences.”
Also on Monday, the State Department condemned China for blaming the U.S. for the coronavirus outbreak during a call between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the director of the Office of Foreign Affairs of the Chinese Communist Party, Yang Jiechi.
“The secretary stressed that this is not the time to spread disinformation and outlandish rumors but rather a time for all nations to come together to fight this common threat,” said State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus.
“As a global crisis, COVID-19 should be an area of cooperation between nations,” Pentagon press secretary Alyssa Farah tweeted last week. “Instead, the Communist Party of China has chosen to promulgate false & absurd conspiracy theories about the origin of COVID-19 blaming U.S. service members. #ChinaPropaganda."
The intelligence community warned Congress last week during an election security briefing that foreign disinformation efforts are “not a Russia-only problem” while noting that “Beijing continues to promote policies that are in line with China’s interests.”
Putin says coronavirus is 'under control' as Russia launches hi-tech virus surveillance measures

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President Vladimir Putin said the spread of coronavirus in Russia is  'under control' today, after touring a new facility built to spot empty supermarket shelves and to track quarantined citizens. 
'We were able to contain mass penetration and spread' of the pandemic, the Russian president told a government meeting. 
'The situation is generally under control despite high risk level.'  
Putin's comments came after a tour of a new coronavirus information centre in Moscow that is pulling together IT resources including surveillance cameras and artificial intelligence.   
Russian President Vladimir Putin, accompanied by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, tours the new coronavirus information centre in Moscow today
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, accompanied by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, tours the new coronavirus information centre in Moscow today
Officials told Putin today that the systems can monitor social media for 'fake news' on the coronavirus and can spot empty supermarket shelves.
A new app is also to be released to provide free telemedicine consultations, they added.  
Russia so far has 114 confirmed cases with no fatalities.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stands flanked by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, left, and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, right, while visiting a coronavirus information centre in Moscow today
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stands flanked by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, left, and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, right, while visiting a coronavirus information centre in Moscow today
A man bulk buys toilet paper in a food mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, about 1,900 miles east of Moscow, Russia yesterday
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A man bulk buys toilet paper in a food mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, about 1,900 miles east of Moscow, Russia yesterday 
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An RZD Russian Railways worker and a commuter are both pictured wearing face masks at Belorussky Railway Station during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) today 
'Though medically speaking the epidemic has not taken on great proportions, the same cannot be said of the psychological aspects,' said deputy prime minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.
'The centre... also effectively fights so-called 'fakes' and rumours,' he said, citing a recent example when people began to share a false report of 32 deaths from the virus.
'Artificial intelligence, the neural networks that were trained to do a semantic analysis, identified the anomaly. A minute later the operator here had it... and Russian internet giants made their front pages to show only aggregated information from official sources,' he said.
A couple wearing medical masks shop in a food mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, about 1,900 miles east of Moscow, Russia yesterday
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A couple wearing medical masks shop in a food mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, about 1,900 miles east of Moscow, Russia yesterday 
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An RZD Russian Railways ticket office clerk in a face mask is pictured handing something to a customer at Belorussky Railway Station during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) today
A young couple are pictured wearing face masks in Moscow today, amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic
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A young couple are pictured wearing face masks in Moscow today, amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic 
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, in charge of the state coronavirus response, said the centre has a database of contacts and places of work for 95 per cent of those under compulsory quarantine after returning from virus-stricken countries.
'We have identified where they are,' he said.
'When the person leaves the building we record it,' he said.
Sobyanin also showed Putin images of well-stocked supermarket shelves on a huge screen.
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'This is the analysis regarding food and other crucial products. You can see there is a televised online picture fed from surveillance cameras,' Sobyanin said,
'We also have images made by inspectors who go around warehouses and stores,' he said. 'This happens in real time.'
'We have agreed with (Russia's biggest bank) Sberbank that starting Monday, anybody who wants it will be able to download a free app... to consult a doctor for free, Sberbank will pay for it,' Mishustin said, before setting up a call with a doctor for Putin.
'This system is unique in the world,' Mishustin told Putin of the information centre.
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It’s Tuesday, and St. Patrick’s Day.
Weather: Showers in the morning, with a high in the mid-50s.
Alternate-side parking: In effect until April 9 (Holy Thursday).
Yesterday brought dizzying changes to life in New York City, as the abrupt decision to close the city’s public schools began taking effect.
The restaurant and nightlife industries were also shut to customers last night. And with that, a city whose lifeblood was its thousands of bars and eateries — from steakhouses to neighborhood bars — was bereft of them.
Under Mayor de Blasio’s order, restaurants are allowed to serve only takeout meals or deliveries, and yesterday the city announced that bars could sell cocktails for delivery.
Storefronts were shuttered, businesses were left reeling and workers were furloughed. The sudden flood of laid-off workers seeking unemployment benefits swamped New York State’s Labor Department, trying to replace some of their lost income.
Within hours, frustrated applicants were complaining on social media about not being able to apply online. Some said the state’s system was crashing throughout the day.
It was all part of two days of a rapid-fire series of news and policy changes over the coronavirus:
  • Governor Cuomo announced that all schools in the state would close for at least two weeks.
  • Some of the city’s most famous landmarks, including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the Empire State Building, were shut.
  • A police chief tested positive for the virus, and an investigator for the city’s Department of Correction who had tested positive for the virus died.
  • The city jail system suspended visits starting tomorrow.
  • New York City was working to add 8,200 hospital beds.
  • The state court system postponed many criminal cases indefinitely. It announced that it would stop performing all but its most essential functions and that hearings would be delayed or conducted via video.
  • The governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut announced broad restrictions on public life, banning gatherings of more than 50 people across all three states. They ordered casinos, gyms and movie theaters closed at 8 p.m. yesterday.
  • Groceries, gas stations, pharmacies and some other businesses will stay open.
  • Officials said there were no plans to close the region’s public transit, which is crucial for health care workers to get to their jobs.
Yesterday afternoon, the mayor announced 463 coronavirus cases in the city, the largest concentration in New York State. The state reported 967 confirmed cases, up from 729 on Sunday, and 10 deaths. Seven of those were in the city.
With the troubling news yesterday, it became clearer that the virus’s threat to the city’s economy could be much worse than the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks or Hurricane Sandy.
Mr. Cuomo renewed his request for the Army Corps of Engineers to be deployed to help create more hospital beds, and he criticized the Trump administration’s response to the crisis, causing a sparring match on Twitter with President Trump.
The governor also said the state would mobilize the National Guard and work with construction unions and private developers to find locations for temporary health care facilities.
Mr. de Blasio promised financial relief for businesses and workers affected by the decision to close bars and restaurants, and he cited the need for a federal relief program.
Also yesterday, the mayor was widely criticized for taking his daily trip from Gracie Mansion in Manhattan to his gym in Brooklyn, after days of urging New Yorkers to limit public contact.

From The Times

This morning at 10, it will stream a live performance by Ramblin’ Dan, offering upbeat music for toddlers. Tomorrow at 12:30 p.m., he will offer a musical wind-down for nap time.
Culture-seekers can enjoy online offerings from many of the cultural institutions in the city that have closed temporarily.
This week, the Metropolitan Opera began streaming nightly performances at 7:30 p.m. of selections from the Met’s collection of HD presentations from the past 14 years.
Because the videos remain available for 20 hours, you can still catch last night’s stream of a 2010 version of “Carmen” conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin. Tonight will feature a 2008 performance of “La Bohème.”
Tomorrow and Thursday will bring works by Verdi. Friday and Saturday will be devoted to Donizetti.
“We’d like to provide some grand opera solace to opera lovers in these extraordinarily difficult times,” said Peter Gelb, the Met’s general manager.
The New York Philharmonic and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center are also streaming performances.
For museum-goers, the Metropolitan Museum of Art offers The Met 360, an immersive video series exploring the Met’s art and architecture. It offers virtual tours of the Great Hall, the Temple of Dendur and the Arms and Armor Galleries, as well as the Cloisters museum and the Met Breuer.
As for the Whitney, its Watch and Listen page online offers discussions with artists, and other presentations related to the collection.
It’s Tuesday — stay connected.

Metropolitan Diary: Marriage Bureau

The sun had come out after days of spring showers. We haggled for our wedding bands in Chinatown, bought flowers on the Lower East Side and took the J to the Marriage Bureau.
It was like a happy D.M.V.: Everyone was excited; no one was in a rush. We exchanged the rings in front of a cheerful bureaucrat and two of our closest friends.
From there, we floated over to a bar, and then to Russ & Daughters for herring and lox. Instead of cake, we had babka.
Everywhere we went, people smiled and congratulated us. I was too giddy to be shy about the attention my gown and bouquet were attracting to our little group.
The rain didn’t start again until later that night.
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By Caleb Mills
The 1918 Spanish Influenza pandemic is incomparable to all modern diseases. With the exception of the AIDS/HIV crisis in the 1980s, no virus in the 20th century ravaged the world with such a fervor as the “Spanish Lady.” Her reign of terror, while remarkably swift, was nonetheless equally terrifying to all walks of life. Some, like José Ameal, now at over 100 years of age, still can’t forget what he saw as a child. Or what he felt.
“So many dead,” he ​told​ the BBC in 2018. He recalled how his aunt and uncle would keep the drapes drawn while the town marched it’s dead down to a collective burial ground, a useless attempt at shielding the young boy from the realities that faced his little village of Luarca, Spain.
Despite its name, it is believed the pandemic did not actually originate in Spain. Most modern experts​ agree​ that American soldiers brought it with them to Europe during World War 1, where it then spread quickly across the globe. Its name derives from the historical significance the country played in the crisis, even though natives referred to it as the “French Flu,” because of the influx of workers from France who ​introduced​ the virus to the peninsula.
One of the first recorded cases was Albert Gitchell, a US Army cook in Kansas, who was hospitalized with a 104-degree fever. The virus spread quickly through his Army installation, home to 54,000 troops. By the end of the month, over 1,000 had been hospitalized.
“The rapid movement of soldiers around the globe was a major spreader of the disease,” James Harris, a historian at Ohio State University, told ​History.com in a recent interview. “The entire military industrial complex of moving lots of men and material in crowded conditions was certainly a huge contributing factor in the ways the pandemic spread.”
Over the course of the pandemic, it crippled Mr. Ameal’s country, infecting an ​estimated​ 8 million people in all walks of life. Even King Alfonso XIII couldn’t escape its grasp. In Barcelona, the mayor was forced to bring out the garrison to help dig mass graves for the growing number of victims. Church bells across the countryside were banned from ringing, for fear of alarming the locals to the increasing fatalities. In the end, the disease ​claimed​ nearly 300,000 Spaniards in the course of a single year.
But Spanish Influenza’s final lesson remains unlearned by many people. The pandemic had two phases, divided by a singular mutation that altered the course of history. In the first months of the outbreak, it’s caliber was largely the same as the common flu. In the summer of 1918, it infected​ nearly 50% of the British troops fighting in Europe, and almost 60% of their French comrades. But the symptoms were relatively mild, and the survival rate was extremely high. Its symptoms​ included chills, a slight fever and cough. Typically, recovery occurred within a few days.
It’s the second wave, that starting in the fall of 1918, is famous for killing between 20-50 million people. In the month of October alone, ​nearly​ 200,000 Americans died. The symptoms of the mutation were far crueler, as victims usually perished within a few days. Their skin would turn a dark blue, caused by slow and painful suffocation as the lungs would fill with liquid.
The disease itself didn’t reach terminal levels until the mutation, which occurred in the months following the first outbreak. Health officials on both sides of the Atlantic refused to take the necessary precautions needed in the first few months of the disease, which almost certainly allowed the second strain to evolve. And while the profound lack of medical science at the time did play a role, much of the ignorance was willful. British government leader Arthur Newsholme, like many of his colleagues, fully understood that quarantine was the most effective way of preventing an international crisis, but as he concluded in his own ​writings​, “the relentless needs of warfare justified incurring [the] risk of spreading infection,” going on to encourage Britons to simply “carry on” as normal.
It is true that governments did ​advise​ populations in urban areas to wear masks during the workday, but it’s undeniable that both the Allied powers and Germany turned a blind eye toward obvious health risks in order to continue the war. The results of such a collectively irresponsible decision was catastrophic.
Almost​ 3%​ of the world’s population died in 1918, with Influenza claiming more American servicemen’s lives than the fighting in Europe. It spread at an unbelievable rate, reaching as far north as remote Inuit ​communities​ in central Alaska. It’s ​believed​ that US President Woodrow Wilson even contracted it while negotiating at Versailles in 1919. The crisis didn’t subside to manageable levels until later that year, as by then it had either killed everyone it affected, or the survivors had developed immunity.
In late 2019, the world recoiled in fear as news broke that COVID-19, which had originated in Wuhan, China, was spreading throughout the globe. By January, the U.S. saw its first ​case​: a relatively healthy man in his 30s who had recently come home to Washington State after traveling in Asia. In the last few months, international travel has been brought to a ​standstill​, all of Italy is currently under a nation-wide ​quarantine​, and US President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency in response to the pandemic.
The response in America, as in much of the world, has been issuing government restrictions on large gatherings. States like New York have ​mandatory​ containment zones, like the community in New Rochelle.
While many view the swift actions taken by state and local governments as too extreme or perhaps unnecessary, it is important to remember that while the coronavirus may not be particularly threatening to all age-groups at this juncture, that can change quickly if it isn’t stamped out. Even now, steps taken across the world to get ahead of the disease are paying off.
In China, after extreme, if not legally questionable measures were taken to prevent further spread of the Covid-19 virus, death rates began dropping.  “Even the first and hardest-hit province, Hubei, saw its death rate tumble as public health measures were strengthened and clinicians got better at identifying and treating people with the disease,” ​Vox’s Julia Belluz​ wrote in a recent article on the subject.
The Spanish Influenza showed us the price of placing national interest, or personal preference, over health and safety. In the present crisis facing the international community, it is important that we do not make the same mistake. It is critical to follow guidelines set up by groups such as the World Health Organization, which include avoiding large crowds, staying home if you are sick, and washing your hands regularly.
All of us, both young and old, sick or healthy, share a responsibility to our society to do everything in our power to keep episodes like this at bay. And if history has taught us anything, it’s that neglecting our responsibility can lead to unimaginable carnage.
The views expressed in this article are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily reflect those of Geopoliticalmonitor.com or any institutions with which the authors are associated.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department moved on Monday to drop charges against two Russian shell companies accused of financing schemes to interfere in the 2016 election, saying that they were exploiting the case to gain access to delicate information that Russia could weaponize.
The companies, Concord Management and Concord Consulting, were charged in 2018 in an indictment secured by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, along with 13 Russians and another company, the Internet Research Agency. Prosecutors said they operated a sophisticated scheme to use social media to spread disinformation, exploit American social divisions and try to subvert the 2016 election.
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Unlike the others under indictment, Concord fought the charges in court. But instead of trying to defend itself, Concord seized on the case to obtain confidential information from prosecutors, then mount a campaign of information warfare, a senior Justice Department official said.
At one point, prosecutors complained that a cache of documents that could potentially be shared with the defendants included details about the government’s sources and methods for investigation, among its most important secrets. Prosecutors feared Concord might publish them online.
With the case set to go to trial next month, prosecutors recommended that the Justice Department drop the charges to preserve national security interests and prevent Russia from weaponizing delicate American law enforcement information, according to the official. The prosecutors also weighed the benefits of securing a guilty verdict against the companies, which cannot be meaningfully punished in the United States, against the risk of exposing national security secrets in order to win in court.
“Concord has been eager and aggressive in using the judicial system to gather information about how the United States detects and prevents foreign election interference,” prosecutors said in a motion filed in court on Monday. At the same time, the firm has tried to stymie the judicial process, including by concealing facts and documents and submitting a false affidavit.
Department officials denied that the decision to drop the charges was intended to dismantle Mr. Mueller’s work, noting that prosecutors are still pursuing charges against the 13 Russians and the Internet Research Agency.
Federal prosecutors in Virginia are still pursuing a separate case against a Russian national, Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova, who managed a multimillion-dollar budget for the troll farm efforts to sow division against Russian adversaries, including the United States. Ms. Khusyaynova, 44, worked for several entities owned by Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, a Russian oligarch sometimes known as “Putin’s chef.” Mr. Prigozhin, a part owner of the Concord companies, was among the Russians whom Mr. Mueller secured indictments against.
The charges against Concord were part of the special counsel’s first major look at Russia’s election interference campaign in 2016. The companies were established to finance a wide-ranging scheme to steal the identities of American citizens and pose as political activists to exacerbate the nation’s divisions over immigration, religion and race to manipulate voters and inflame tensions, prosecutors said.
Investigators for the special counsel’s office determined that the Internet Research Agency and Concord Management and Consulting were tools of the Russian state, acting at the direction of the Kremlin. Their internet trolls, centered in St. Petersburg, Russia, aimed to suppress Democratic turnout by targeting African-American voters and sought to provoke voters on the right.
In January 2019, the federal government accused Concord of violating a protective court order designed to safeguard information shared among lawyers on the case. Prosecutors said a trove of nonclassified information they had turned over to Concord’s defense team had turned up on a website the previous October.
A message on a newly created Twitter account read: “We’ve got access to the Special Counsel Mueller’s probe database as we hacked Russian server with info from the Russian troll case Concord LLC v. Mueller. You can view all the files Mueller had about the IRA and Russian collusion. Enjoy the reading!”
Mixed in with a hefty portion of irrelevant material, the prosecutors said, were more than a thousand files matching those the government had turned over to the defense team in an information-sharing process known as discovery. Government computers storing the files had not been hacked, prosecutors said, suggesting that the source of the information was the defendant.
The companies also failed to produce documents subpoenaed by prosecutors and ignored orders to send a representative to court to answer questions.
The court record in the case shows a constant stream of pleadings by both sides, with nearly 400 docket entries since Concord was indicted. At least some of the back and forth has taken place out of public view because of classified filings or requests for protective orders filed by the government.
The trial team included Adam C. Jed, who had worked on Mr. Mueller’s team, and Heather Alpino, a Justice Department National Security Division lawyer who worked closely with the special counsel’s office. Both signed the brief filed on Monday. Last month, Mr. Jed withdrew from the Stone case after Mr. Barr intervened over prosecutors’ sentencing recommendation.
Officials in the National Security Division and the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington reviewed the recommendation and approved it before it was filed.
Testifying before Congress last summer, Mr. Mueller warned that the Russian effort to interfere with American presidential politics was still underway. “They’re doing it as we sit here,” he told the House Intelligence Committee. “And they expect to do it in the next campaign.”
As the 2020 campaign ramps up, American officials have said that Russia is again working to inflame racial tensions, including by inciting violence by white supremacist groups.
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As the new coronavirus that has killed more than 6,500 people continues to spread around the world, Russia has stepped up its measures to tackle the pandemic and prevent its spread within the country.
There have been 93 cases of coronavirus infections reported in Russia so far.

Below are the latest updates on Russia’s response to the coronavirus:

March 16
— Russia will ban the entry of foreign nationals and stateless people from March 18 to May 1 in response to the coronavirus outbreak, the government said. The ban will not apply to diplomatic representatives, airplane crew members and some other categories of people.
— The number of coronavirus infections in Russia has risen to 93, a 47% increase from the previous day, the state-run TASS news agency reported, citing Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova.
— European Union leaders are considering temporarily banning all non-essential travel into the Schengen borderless travel zone by non-EU citizens, the BBC reported, citing a diplomatic note it obtained.
— Moscow has banned all public events larger than 50 people from now until April 10, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in a new decree. Older citizens are also advised to stay at home.
— From March 21 to April 12, all schools and universities will be closed, Sobyanin said. 
— An Irish citizen has been hospitalized with suspected coronavirus infection in the city of Murmansk in Russia’s Arctic after participating in a chess tournament.
— People entering Russia from the United States, Britain, the European Union, Ukraine, Belarus and all other non-EU countries in Europe — as well as those who live with them — will now be required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival.
— Starting today, coronavirus tests will be available for free in St. Petersburg, city health officials said.
— President Vladimir Putin has ordered the creation of a special working group within the State Council to fight the spread of the coronavirus. Putin put Sobyanin in charge of the new group, which will also include government officials.
— Russia's Science and Higher Education Ministry recommended that higher educational institutions switch to distance learning from Monday.
— Russia has closed its border with neighboring Belarus as a "proactive step" to halt the coronavirus' spread, the state-run TASS news agency quoted Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin as saying.
— A Russian patient has escaped from coronavirus quarantine near Moscow, the hospital’s head physician said Monday. The woman has been detained and returned to the hospital after police found her at her home.
March 15
— Russia registered four more cases of coronavirus, Interfax reported, bringing the total number of infections to 63.
— Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin denied that the authorities are downplaying the numbers of coronavirus patients in the capital.
— The Russian protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor confirmed the first community transmission of the coronavirus in Russia, RBC reported on Sunday, but this information was later removed from Rospotrebnadzor's statement.
— Rospotrebnadzor also said it ran just over 104,000 coronavirus tests since the start of the outbreak while 14,742 people are currently being monitored for coronavirus.
 — A Russian Orthodox Church spokesperson said it will not be closing churches or canceling religious proceedings. 
— Russian Railways announced it would stop international passenger trains from Moscow to Berlin and Paris. Earlier it was announced that train connections to and from Ukraine, Moldova and Latvia will be suspended.
March 14
— Russia has confirmed 14 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total to 59, the state-run RIA news agency reported. Nine of the new cases are in Moscow, one in the Moscow region, one in St. Petersburg, two in Kemerovo and one in Kaliningrad.
— Moscow's chief sanitary doctor Elena Andreeva signed a decree on new measures to combat coronavirus, including compulsory hospitalization of patients with atypical course of flu and banning visitors in hospitals, orphanages and boarding schools.
— Russia will close its land borders with Poland and Norway to foreigners in a bid to limit the spread of the new coronavirus, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said in a statement.
— Moscow and the Moscow region will make school attendance optional starting on Monday in a bid to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
— Moscow authorities recommended that private schools go on a two-week vacation or switch to online teaching, the RBC news website reported.
March 13
— Russia confirmed 11 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total to 45, the RBC news website reported, citing the country's coronavirus crisis center.
— Russia is limiting flights with Europe from Monday to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, Moscow said Friday.
— Prominent Russian-Azerbaijani artist Aidan Salakhova says she has been quarantined in a hospital after returning from Italy on a flight that was carrying two people infected with coronavirus. All the passengers on Salakhova's flight have been placed in hospital quarantine as well.
— Two Russian tourists in Israel have been diagnosed with coronavirus.
— St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region banned events with more than 1,000 people.
— The Kremlin told journalists who cover President Vladimir Putin to stay away from official events if they felt unwell as a precautionary measure to protect Kremlin staff from the coronavirus.
— Polish President Andrzej Duda will not travel to Russia next month due to the coronavirus, missing ceremonies marking the 10-year anniversary of a plane crash which killed Poland's president, central bank chief and military commanders.
— Russia's border will temporarily be closed to Italian citizens and foreigners traveling from Italy starting today as Italy continues to grapple with the worst coronavirus outbreak in Europe.
March 12
— Russia has confirmed six new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases to 34, Interfax reported, citing the country's coronavirus crisis center. Four of the new cases are in Moscow, one in Krasnodar and one in Kaliningrad.
— The Moscow region's governor has announced a "high alert" status for the region due to the coronavirus, banning all large events over 5,000 people and encouraging companies to allow their employees to telecommute. The remote-working measures do not apply to the city of Moscow, home to 12 million people.
— A joint Russian-European mission to Mars has been postponed for two years, the Russian and European space agencies said Thursday, citing the coronavirus and technical issues.
— A religious procession in central Russia aimed at fighting the coronavirus has been canceled due to the threat of the virus itself.
— About 100 Chinese students in Moscow will be deported from Russia because they violated their self-quarantine orders, the Kommersant business daily reported.
— Russian scientists say they have developed a device that can test for coronavirus in 15 minutes, the state-run TASS news agency reported. The device could be made available to consumers as early as this autumn.
— State Duma lawmaker Sergei Katasonov did not self-quarantine after returning from France and was present at work for several days before his colleagues told him to go home, libertarian party leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky has said. Zhirinovsky, who leads the party Katasonov belongs to, proposed stripping him of his parliamentary powers as punishment.
March 11
— The World Health Organization declared that the coronavirus is a pandemic as the number of cases worldwide surpassed 112,000 in 114 different countries.
— Russia will suspend most flights to and from Italy, Germany, France and Spain over the coronavirus outbreak, starting from Friday, Russia's coronavirus crisis center said in a statement. Russia will also stop issuing tourist visas to Italian citizens to prevent a spread of the virus, the center said.
— The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Russia rose to 28 from 20. All the people tested positive in the last day had previously traveled to Italy, according to the coronavirus crisis center's statement.
— Moscow has banned large events of more than 5,000 people until April 10 in a move to prevent the spread of the virus, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in a decree. The ban applies to "sports, entertainment, public and other mass events," the decree says. Critics accused the city of using the health crisis as an excuse to prevent people from protesting President Vladimir Putin's constitutional reforms that could allow him to stay in power past his term limit.
— Thailand has suspended visas on arrival for citizens of 18 countries including Russia in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
— State Duma Deputy Speaker Pyotr Tolstoy is isolating himself in self-quarantine after returning to Moscow from Paris, he wrote on Facebook, adding that he is "completely healthy" and will work from home.
— Russia's Defense Ministry has canceled the Moscow International Security Conference due to the threat of coronavirus. The defense and international affairs conference, which would have been attended by more than 1,000 delegates from 115 countries, had been scheduled for April 22-23.
March 10
— Russia's consumer safety watchdog recommended that people avoid public transport, shopping malls and other public places at rush hour as a precaution against the coronavirus, the state-run RIA news agency reported. "Refrain from visiting public places: shopping centers, sports and entertainment events and transport during rush hour," the Rospotrebnadzor watchdog was quoted as saying. 
March 9
— Another three people in Moscow have been diagnosed with coronavirus overnight, the RBC news website reported, citing a report from city officials it obtained. The three individuals had recently visited Italy. 
March 8
—Moscow city authorities threatened prison terms of up to five years for people failing to self-isolate in their homes for two weeks after visiting countries hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
March 7
— Russia confirmed four new cases of coronavirus, taking the total number to 17 — three of whom have since recovered. 
March 6
— Russia has reported six new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, including five in Moscow and one in Nizhny Novgorod 400 kilometers east of the capital. All six cases were contracted in Italy, one of several virus hubs outside China, the authorities said.
— Russian officials have conducted more than 51,000 tests for the coronavirus nationwide, the consumer protection watchdog said.
— Seven Russian passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship who were placed in a two-week quarantine in Russia's Far East have been discharged. Two other quarantined patients are awaiting test results.
— Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced a “high alert regime,” ordering self-isolation for Russians returning from China, South Korea, Iran, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
March 5
—Russia canceled its flagship annual St Petersburg International Economic Forum this year as a precaution against coronavirus. The forum, usually chaired by President Vladimir Putin, was due to be held in St. Petersburg on June 3-6.
—Russia's state carrier Aeroflot said it would suspend its flights to and from Hong Kong amid fears over coronavirus. The airline will continue flying from Moscow to Hong Kong until March 7 and from Hong Kong to Moscow until March 8, after which those services will be suspended. 
— Moscow authorities have drafted an emergency plan that envisions a near shutdown of the Russian capital in case of a coronavirus outbreak.
— Officials confirmed a seventh coronavirus infection in the country. The patient is an Italian citizen who had arrived to Russia on Feb. 29, asked for medical help on March 2 and tested positive for the virus. He is being treated at an undisclosed hospital.
— Russian businesses have started to cancel foreign business trips and participation in international conferences after a recommendation from the Health Ministry to restrict foreign travel.
— Students at a university dormitory in St. Petersburg have been placed under quarantine and prohibited from leaving the building after the hospitalization of an Italian exchange student who had been living there. The number of patients in the city that are being monitored for coronavirus symptoms has nearly doubled to 44 people.
March 4
— Two Russian citizens have been diagnosed with the coronavirus in the United Arab Emirates, the country's health ministry said. 
— Russia has temporarily banned the export of medical masks, gloves, bandages and protective suits.
— President Vladimir Putin said that fake news reports about coronavirus were being sent to Russia from abroad to spread panic. He urged the government to ensure that citizens were correctly informed about the situation in Russia.
— Russian gas giant Gazprom has suspended foreign trips for its staff due to the coronavirus outbreak, a company spokesman said. 
March 3
— The Moscow metro has begun random checks of passengers' temperatures at station entrances, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said. 
March 2
— A Russian national who was quarantined in a Moscow hospital after recently returning from northern Italy, a hub for the coronavirus outbreak, has the coronavirus. The man, 29-year-old Moscow resident David Berov, is the first known Russian national to test positive for coronavirus while in the country.
— The impact of coronavirus on the Russian economy will be deeper than originally expected, Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said. The ruble's depreciation and stock market decline have gained momentum since mid-February due to the fast-spreading coronavirus and concerns about its economic impact, which sent oil prices crashing.
— Schools across Moscow have canceled swimming classes and large-scale events to prevent the spread of the flu and respiratory infections, the city’s education officials said in a Feb. 28 letter cited by Interfax.
Feb. 28
— Moscow authorities are deporting 88 foreign nationals who violated quarantine measures imposed on them as a precaution against coronavirus, the state-run RIA news agency cited Moscow's deputy mayor as saying.
— A Russian citizen has tested positive with coronavirus in Azerbaijan after arriving there from Iran, Interfax reported. It marks the fourth case of coronavirus among Russian citizens and the first infection in Azerbaijan.
— The Russian government temporarily barred Iranian citizens from entering Russia and said it would also restrict the entry of South Korean citizens from March 1 as a precaution against the spread of coronavirus, decrees published online showed.
— The government also said it would not allow in any foreign citizens traveling from Iran or South Korea, and ordered the Foreign Ministry to suspend the issue of visas to Iranian citizens.
Feb. 27
— Russia will suspend its train service from Moscow to the southern French city of Nice starting March 4, the state-run TASS news agency reported, citing the Transport Ministry. The ministry said the train link would be suspended until further notice as part of wider measures aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus in Russia.
— Moscow authorities have identified 88 people who violated the city's self-isolation orders after returning from China, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said. The Russian capital deployed its facial recognition network to enforce the quarantine.
— Russia has developed five prototypes for a coronavirus vaccine, Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova said.
— Russia's Federal Tourism Agency recommended national tour operators suspend tours to Italy, South Korea and Iran until the outbreaks of coronavirus there are brought under control.
Feb. 26
— Moscow will suspend flights between Russia and South Korea from March 1 over coronavirus fears, except those operated by Aeroflot and Aurora, Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova said.
— Golikova said Russia would also stop issuing visas to some Iranian citizens from Feb. 28 and was advising Russians against traveling to Italy.
— Other restrictions related to the outbreak which have been previously announced will be extended by one month to April 1, Golikova said.
— The Chinese Embassy in Russia has asked Moscow authorities to stop the profiling of Chinese nationals on the city's public transport. According to Novaya Gazeta, the embassy's letter said that Moscow police and subway workers had begun questioning passengers believed to be Chinese to check for signs of coronavirus, something that isn't being done anywhere else in the world.
— Two Russian citizens are among the hundreds of tourists being quarantined in a seaside resort on Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands, after an Italian doctor who was staying there tested positive for coronavirus, Interfax reported.
Feb. 24
— Nearly all of the 25 Ukrainian nationals onboard the quarantined ship have refused to be evacuated to their home country after violent protests against coronavirus evacuees broke out there.
Feb. 21
— Around 2,500 people arriving from China have been ordered placed under quarantine for the coronavirus and monitored by the Russian capital’s facial-recognition technology, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.
Feb. 20
— Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told the RBC news website that the coronavirus had caused a drop in Chinese trade with Russia of 1 billion rubles ($15.68 million) a day.
— Two Russian citizens from the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship were diagnosed with the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of infected Russian nationals to three.
— Russia's ban on the entry of Chinese citizens to its territory has gone into effect. The temporary suspension will be for Chinese citizens entering Russia for employment, private, educational and tourist purposes.
Feb. 19
— The 144 Russians evacuated from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China have left a quarantine area in Siberia’s Tyumen region following a 14-day quarantine.
Feb. 12
— Russia discharged a Chinese national from the hospital in the Siberian city of Chita after he recovered from coronavirus infection, the second of Russia's first two confirmed cases of coronavirus to recover.
Feb. 10
— The coronavirus outbreak may delay Russia's delivery of S-400 air defense systems to China, the state-owned arms exporter Rosoboronexport said.
Feb. 9
— Authorities in the Chelyabinsk region 1,500 kilometers east of Moscow walked back plans to set up a quarantine center after local residents formed a human shield to prevent entry to Chinese nationals.
Feb. 6
— The Kremlin has started checking the body temperatures of individuals attending events with President Vladimir Putin as a "precautionary measure," spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
Feb. 3
— Russia will temporarily restrict the entry of foreigners arriving from China, Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova said. She said the restrictions would not apply to Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport, the capital's main international airport.
— Russia's second-largest food retailer Magnit said it is suspending fruit and vegetable imports from China due to the spread of the coronavirus and logistical complications.
Feb. 2
— State-run Russian Railways said it would halt passenger trains to China, including the Beijing-Moscow route, until further notice.
Jan. 31
— In addition to observing personal hygiene, the consumer protection watchdog advised against loose hair, as well as kissing and hugging in public.
— Russian state lender VTB said it has temporarily suspended all business trips by its employees to China and several other Asian countries.
Reuters and AFP contributed reporting to this article.
Amid coronavirus outbreak, new MKs are sworn in to Knesset - watch live

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The 120 members of the 23rd Knesset are currently being sworn in to the Knesset in groups of three in order to adhere to the new Health Ministry recommendation that people gather in groups of 10 or less to help stop the spread of the 
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The first three MKs sworn in were Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White leader Benny Gantz.
In his address in which Netanyahu and Gantz were the only MKs sitting below him, President Reuven Rivlin urged them to continue the coaliiton talks that began on Sunday night at the President's Residence 
"The political crisis is very deep and divides us in half, but we have no other state and no other nation," Rivlin said. "Give this people a government."
In his speech, Edelstein offered to help mediate a unity government. He made no reference to Blue and White's efforts to unseat him.  
Meretz leader Nitzan Horowitz said he thought the Knesset not convening had nothing to do with the virus and was instead a trick by Edelstein to prevent a vote on removing him as Knesset speaker.
Invitations to the MKs' families were canceled, except for the three new Knesset members, who were also told to discourage their family members from attending. The three new MKs are Andrey Kozinov (Blue and White), and Joint MKs Sondos Saleh and Iman Yassin Khatib, who is the first MK who wears a hijab.
Diplomats and the press were also disinvited from the Knesset plenum.
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The MKs will be sworn in in groups of three in order to adhere to the new Health Ministry recommendation that people gather in groups of 10 or less due to coronavirus. ;
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Sure, praying and studying Torah in public is nice, but you can fulfill these mitzvot very well in the privacy of your own home -- and you should!
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Если он передаст власть, это поставит под угрозу его приближенных и повлечет за собой беспощадную переоценку его наследия.
Владимир Путин готовится переизбираться на пятый срок в качестве президента России. «Зачем крутить и мудрить?— спросила союзница Путина, депутат Государственной Думы и первая женщина, полетевшая в космос, Валентина Терешкова, которая предложила снять ограничения на количество президентских сроков Путина. — Вопрос стоит о нас, гражданах России, и о ее будущем».
Между тем Путин практически не оставил себе иного выбора. Если он хочет защитить своих приближенных и избежать беспощадной переоценки его наследия, он попросту не может выпустить власть из свои рук.
По словам Карен Давиша (Karen Dawisha), автора книги «Клептократия Путина» (Putin's Kleptocracy), всего 110 человек контролируют 35% российских активов — это один из самых высоких уровней имущественного неравенства в мире. Многие из российских миллиардеров когда-то работали вместе с Путиным в администрации Санкт-Петербурга, занимались вместе с ним дзюдо, были членами дачного кооператива «Озеро» или служили с ним в КГБ. Не имея никакого существенного опыта, они внезапно начали накапливать огромные состояния после того, как в 2000 году Путин пришел к власти и пообещал поддержку тем, кто соблюдает «государственные интересы».
Что это значило, быстро стало ясно. Российская газовая монополия «Газпром» была передана под контроль Дмитрию Медведеву и Алексею Миллеру, бывшим коллегам Путина в Санкт-Петербурге. Под их руководством незаконное присвоение прибыли инсайдерами компании обошлось «Газпрому» как минимум в 60 миллиардов долларов, о чем говорилось в докладе Бориса Немцова, бывшего вице-премьера, которого убили в феврале 2015 года, и Владимира Милова, бывшего заместителя министра энергетики России. В то же время 6,4% акций «Газпрома» общей стоимостью около 20 миллиардов долларов попросту исчезли из бухгалтерской отчетности компании. 
В 2007 году другой друг Путина Леонид Рейман, занимавший должность министра связи, был признан трибуналом в Цюрихе
виновным в использовании своей должности председателя государственной телекоммуникационной компании для присвоения активов на общую сумму в 6 миллиардов долларов. В юности братья Борис и Аркадий Ротенберги были партнерами Путина по дзюдо. Они получили контракты на сумму около 7 миллиардов долларов на строительство инфраструктуры для проведения Зимних Олимпийских игр в Сочи 2014 года.
Между тем Путин последовательно разорял частный сектор экономики. В первом раунде приватизации, который проводился при Борисе Ельцине в 1990-х годах, победу одержали управленцы советской эпохи, преступники и бывшие партийные чиновники. В ходе второго раунда начались поиски ошибок, допущенных в первом раунде, чтобы то или иное предприятие можно было вернуть государству, а затем вновь провести его приватизацию. Когда Михаил Ходорковский, бывший глава компании ЮКОС, продемонстрировал политическую независимость, его сразу же обвинили в мошенничестве и уклонении от уплаты налогов и приговорили к длительному тюремному сроку. Компанию ЮКОС разделили на части и дешево продали приближенным Путина.
В рамках третьего раунда местные чиновники, вдохновленные тем, что случилось с Ходорковским, начали захватывать собственность по всей стране. Чаще всего какого-нибудь бизнесмена обвиняли в совершении преступления с подачи его конкурентов, которые использовали деньги и связи, чтобы подкупить правоохранительные органы. Затем этого бизнесмена отправляли в следственный изолятор, и он оставался там до тех пор, пока не соглашался продать свой бизнес гораздо дешевле его рыночной цены.
Право собственности стало чрезвычайно монополизированным, конкуренция подавлялась, а на высокие доходы могли рассчитывать только те, у кого были связи. Путин стал главным судьей в возникавших спорах, поэтому его уход повлечет за собой жесткую борьбу за власть на всех ступенях пирамиды незаконно приобретенного богатства.
Кроме того, в случае ухода лично Путину тоже будет грозить опасность. В тот момент, когда Путин стал президентом, в отношении него велись два расследования, связанные с его работой на должности заместителя мэра Санкт-Петербурга. Первое дело касалось инцидента, произошедшего в 1992 году и связанного с обменом сырья на столь необходимые продовольственные товары, которые так и не были доставлены. Второе дело касалось использования средств города для строительства частных резиденций в Испании. В августе 2000 года, спустя четыре месяца после избрания Путина президентом, оба дела были без лишнего шума закрыты.
Между тем существует масса данных о том, что сам Путин извлек немалую выгоду благодаря коррупции. В 2007 году российский политический аналитик Станислав Белковский сказал в интервью немецкой газете Die Welt, что секретные активы Путина оцениваются в 40 миллиардов долларов и что президент фактически был конечным владельцем 75% акций международной энергетической группы Gunvor, отвечающей за значительную долю экспорта российской нефти. Спустя три месяца Путин и представители Gunvor отвергли это обвинение. Однако выводы Белковского во многом перекликались с оценками западной разведки.
Помимо того, что Путина могут привлечь к ответственности за экономические преступления, существует вероятность, что, если он покинет пост президента, ему может угрожать ответственность за совершение политических преступлений, в том числе за убийства и организацию терактов. За время правления Путина было совершено немало подобных преступлений, включая взрыв в жилом доме в 1999 году, благодаря которому он и стал президентом, убийство Александра Литвиненко в Лондоне в 2006 году, убийство Немцова, а также крушение пассажирского самолета Малазийских авиалиний, который был сбит российской ракетой над востоком Украины в 2014 году. 
В каждом из этих случаев есть доказательства того, что Путин лично приказал совершить эти преступления, однако во всех этих случаях режим организовал масштабные кампании по распространению дезинформации, чтобы запутать мировую общественность и запугать тех, кто пытался докопаться до истины.
Однако в случае с Литвиненко независимое расследование британских служб, проведенное с привлечением западных следственных ресурсов, позволило прийти к выводу, что Литвиненко убили по приказу Федеральной службы безопасности и что, «вероятно», Путин лично одобрил этот шаг. В понедельник, 9 марта, в Гааге начался суд над четырьмя подозреваемыми по делу о крушении самолета MH-17 Малазийских авиалиний. Во вторник, 10 марта, суд выслушал показания свидетелей, которые утверждают, что экипаж зенитного ракетного комплекса «Бук», из которого был сбит пассажирский самолет, был российским и что эта операция была проведена в присутствии сотрудников ФСБ.
Если Путин передаст власть, новое руководство страны может обнародовать огромное количество информации о преступлениях, совершенных за последние два десятилетия, что обернется губительными последствиями для него самого и всех тех, кто его поддерживал.
Терешкова заявила, что, если разрешить Путину снова участвовать в президентских выборах, это окажет стабилизирующий эффект на российское общество. Она права в одном. Это, несомненно, продлит текущую стагнацию. Вопрос только в том, на какой срок.
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Coronavirus is possibly the Russian Bioweapon

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Why does Russia has such an incredibly minuscule rate of this infection, compared with other countries and the World? 
Isn't it an indication that this Coronavirus is possibly the Russian Bioweapon?! 

Is Coronavirus Russia Putin Bioweapon? 
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Joe Biden commits to having woman as vice president

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What's behind Saudi Arabia's oil price war with Russia? | Counting the Cost

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Saudi Arabia kicked off an oil price war with Russia at a time when the world is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak decimating supply chains, inducing panic buying and grounding flights.
Saudi Arabia and Russia have been working together to prop up oil prices for the past three years but the two had a falling out over Riyadh’s insistence that they agree to cut oil supplies by 1.5 million barrels a day.
The reason was simple. China, the biggest importer of oil, was turning back tankers as the coronavirus outbreak forced the economy to a standstill.
Oil prices had their biggest one-day crash since the 1991 Gulf War and there is more pain to come as Saudi Arabia and Russia flood the market with more oil. Goldman Sachs predicts oil prices could hit $20 a barrel.
Both nations should be able to stomach a protracted economic war, as Saudi Arabia has foreign exchange reserves of $490bn and Russia has reserves of $440bn.
Foreign reserves are important - without them an economy can grind to a halt, unable to pay for its imports and debts. This is where the situation becomes trickier.
Saudi Arabia may need to borrow money to fill the gap between what it spends and the revenue it receives. It needs oil prices of around $82 a barrel to balance its budget.
And Russia, according to the International Monetary Fund, needs oil at $42 a barrel.
But for economies weaning themselves off oil dependence, it means they have less money to spend in those areas.
What is at the heart of the fallout? Russia's anger over sanctions targeted at its oil giant, Rosneft Trading. Washington imposed the sanctions last month over its continued support in selling Venezuela’s oil.
Moscow was hoping to get Riyadh on its side to inflict economic pain on US shale producers, who Moscow feels have been getting a free ride on the back of OPEC+ production cuts.
“They can’t keep up this fight for long,” Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at AvaTrade, tells Al Jazeera, about the oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
He adds: “Why? Because it is killing the economies of both countries.”
Shale production has pushed the United States into the number one spot as the world’s biggest producer of oil. Moscow hopes it could lead to the collapse of some of those businesses, if oil prices remain below $40 a barrel.
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Разгон одиночных пикетов против репрессий

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До 50 участников одиночных пикетов против конституционной реформы и политических репрессий задержаны в Москве в субботу. Сотрудники полиции предупредили собравшихся около здания ФСБ на Лубянке, что акция не согласована с мэрией столицы, но люди не расходились. Среди задержанных - Лев Пономарёв…
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Iran's coronavirus death toll jumps by 113 in a day

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Iran is warning that the pandemic could overwhelm health facilities there as the death toll jumped to 724.
The number of people with the virus in Iran is nearing 14,000.
The health ministry says around 15 percent of those who have died were under the age of 40.
Iran's president says the fight against the illness is being hampered by US sanctions.
Al Jazeera's Zein Basravi reports.
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EU report says Russian disinformation efforts aim to exacerbate Europe’s coronavirus crisis

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Kremlin-linked media are conducting a widespread disinformation campaign in Europe to worsen the COVID-19 pandemic by sowing fear, creating panic, and generating mistrust about the response to the crisis, according to an internal report by the European Union’s diplomatic service.
“The overarching aim of Kremlin disinformation is to aggravate the public health crisis in western countries, specifically by undermining public trust in national healthcare systems — thus preventing an effective response to the outbreak,” said the nine-page report by the European External Action Service, the EU’s combined foreign and defense ministry, dated Monday and seen and quoted extensively by Reuters and the Financial Times.
The report states that “a significant disinformation campaign by Russian state media and pro-Kremlin outlets regarding COVID-19 is ongoing,” which “is designed to exacerbate confusion, panic, and fear, and to prevent people from accessing reliable information about the virus and public safety provisions.” The diplomatic service concluded that “these efforts are in line with the Kremlin’s broader strategy of attempting to subvert European societies from within by exploiting their vulnerabilities and divisions.”
The Kremlin denied the allegations on Wednesday, pointing to a lack of specificity in the EU report.
“We’re talking again about some unfounded allegations which, in the current situation, are probably the result of an anti-Russian obsession,” said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Peter Stano, the European Commission’s lead spokesman for foreign affairs and security policy, told the Washington Examiner the report was “an internal working document that was not intended for publication,” so he could not comment on it directly. But he did confirm that “with the spread of COVID-19, we have seen flurry of info, myths, and disinformation about it — they are coming from various sources, not only from one, although disinformation efforts coming from Russia, linked to Russia, or to clearly pro-Kremlin outlets have noticeably picked up.”
The EU foreign affairs spokesman said “since the outbreak of the coronavirus and flurry of information and disinformation about it,” the EEAS ”has intensified the monitoring and analysis of information flows and their sources” and “publicly identifies, exposes, and raises awareness about coronavirus-related disinformation spread by Russian sources.” Stano said the EEAS works on this closely with the European Commission and EU countries and cooperates with international partners such as the Group of Seven countries, NATO, and Canada “to avoid that the situation is misused by others.”
There were 205,452 confirmed coronavirus cases around the world and at least 8,248 deaths tied to the infection as of late Wednesday morning, according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker. There have been 81,102 confirmed cases in China, where the World Health Organization believes the virus originated, and 3,230 confirmed deaths there. The Chinese Communist Party has also been spreading what the United States has stressed is disinformation about the coronavirus, including claims that it originated with the U.S. military.
The WHO said last week that Europe had become the new “epicenter” of the outbreak, and the U.S. surgeon general and the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention both said, “Europe is the new China.” There were 31,506 cases and 2,503 deaths in Italy, at least 13,910 cases and 623 deaths in Spain, an estimated 10,082 cases and 27 deaths in Germany, and 7,661 cases with 148 deaths in France, as of late Wednesday morning.
In the U.S., there were at least 6,519 cases, which resulted in 115 deaths.
EU digital economy spokesman Johannes Bahrke said Wednesday that high-ranking EU officials “met representatives of online platforms, including Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft” earlier this month “to discuss the spread of disinformation around the outbreak of COVID-19 virus.”
The European Commission said that “in the wake of growing disinformation against EU values in recent years, the EU has worked to put in place a stronger and more strategic approach to communication.”
The EEAS report said the Russian strategy was to “deploy dozens of different and often contradictory narratives that are disseminated through official channels, as well as online and through social media.” The document said that “Russian state-linked false personas and accounts” already linked to disinformation efforts switched over to “pushing disinformation about the coronavirus in English, Spanish, Italian, German and French online."
These “pro-Kremlin disinformation messages” aimed to “advance a narrative that coronavirus is a human creation weaponised by the West” and “advance apocalyptic stories, blame capitalists for trying to benefit from the virus, and emphasise how well Russia and Putin are dealing with the outbreak," the report said.
The leaked EEAS report echoes Senate testimony from the head of the State Department’s anti-disinformation efforts.
“We've seen adversaries take advantage of a health crisis where people are terrified worldwide to try to advance their priorities,” Lea Gabrielle, the director of the State Department’s Global Engagement Center, said. "So we’ve been watching the narratives that are being pushed out — false narratives — around coronavirus. Unfortunately, we have been able to assess that accounts tied to Russia — the entire ecosystem of Russian disinformation — has been engaged in the midst of this world health crisis."
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s two-year investigation concluded that “the Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion.”
Mueller's report, released last year, described how Russian military intelligence hacked the Democratic National Committee and provided thousands of stolen emails to WikiLeaks for dissemination, but did not establish a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russians.
The special counsel also described how Russian troll farms carried out disinformation campaigns on social media.
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THE REAL COUP WAS IN 2016 | THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS

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The real Coup was in 2016, and it was performed by the corrupt, pro neo-Nazi oriented, Abwehr bought and subverted, the Rightist wing of the GOP, the Broidy-Manafort ring in its latest reincarnation; and by the other alumni of the Abwehr Law School, a.k.a. Roy Cohn’s Law Firm: Little Duce Giuliani, “dirty trickster” Roger Stone, and their circles, climbing and clawing their ways to Power and Money. And apparently, some officers of the New York Branch of the FBI were their ideological and operational “stormtroopers”. Search the Anthony Weiner sexting affair scandal as FBI operation, much under-researched, under-investigated, and under-publicized. 
If only a part of all these legitimate and well based suspicions and accusations against the New York branch of the FBI are proven or sufficiently demonstrated, this question would be quite legitimate: Was at least a part of the NY FBI branch corrupt, rotten, in Trump’s pocket, and under possible influences of the foreign agents? 

Investigate the “STORMTROOPERS” – the alleged “pro-Trumpists” within the NY branch of the FBI, and look into the general health of the whole branch. 

Investigate James Kallstrom and others! 

Investigate the Abwehr – Roy Cohn Law School and all its “graduates”. 

Investigate the political corruption in both parties. Investigate the corruption and failures within the FBI, and their root causes. The proof is in the pudding, sadly but undeniably. 

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Post Link | C-SPAN has launched a new web page, c-span.org/impeachment, devoted to Congress’ impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. The goal is to provide one-stop shopping for all of C-SPAN’s coverage of the inquiry, including the latest Hill tweets, various news conferences and hearings, and the Trump Administration’s response. 
» Saved Stories – None: C-SPAN Launches Impeachment Coverage Page
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C-SPAN has launched a new web page, c-span.org/ impeachment , devoted to Congress’ impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. The goal … Saved Stories – None

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» Saved Stories - None: How to clean your smartphone safely - BBC News
16/03/20 07:47 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: bbcnews Duration: 02:08 While you may want to clean your smartphone, some substances can damage the device. Dr Lena Ciric, a microbiologist from University College London, says you can effectively clean your phone using just househ...
» Saved Stories - None: Coronavirus Explained: What is the impact? - BBC News
16/03/20 07:47 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: bbcnews Duration: 07:35 Governments around the world take increasingly drastic measures to manage the coronavirus pandemic. More countries have announced that schools will be closed temporarily and Australia will ban mass gathering...
» Saved Stories - None: America’s hospitals brace for potential surge of patients
16/03/20 07:45 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: ABC News Duration: 02:36 Health care workers worry about a shortage of supplies, including ventilators. WATCH THE FULL EPISODES OF 'WORLD NEWS TONIGHT': https://bit.ly/35ZFVjm WATCH OTHER FULL EPISODES OF WORLD NEWS TONIGHT: http:/...
» Saved Stories - None: National emergency: Bracing for influx of coronavirus cases in US - Day That Was | MSNBC
16/03/20 00:28 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: msnbcleanforward Duration: 07:03 President Trump has declared a national emergency over coronavirus, said he "doesn't take responsibility" for the lag in testing. On Friday House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a deal on a coronavir...
» Saved Stories - None: Joe Biden commits to having woman as vice president
16/03/20 00:28 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: CNN Duration: 05:21 During the Democratic presidential debate in Washington, Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden, Biden committed to having a woman as his running mate and appointing a black female justice to th...
» Saved Stories - None: Chaos in American airports
16/03/20 00:27 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: ABC News Duration: 02:23 Travelers rushing home encounter enhanced coronavirus screenings, while many worry about the president’s new European travel ban. WATCH THE FULL EPISODES OF 'WORLD NEWS TONIGHT': https://bit.ly/35ZFVjm WATC...
» Saved Stories - None: What's behind Saudi Arabia's oil price war with Russia? | Counting the Cost
16/03/20 00:25 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: AlJazeeraEnglish Duration: 25:01 Saudi Arabia kicked off an oil price war with Russia at a time when the world is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak decimating supply chains, inducing panic buying and grounding flights. Saudi Ar...
» Saved Stories - None: BREAKING: Coronavirus deaths in UK reach 35 - a rise of 14 in a day
16/03/20 00:21 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: skynews Duration: 02:28 The number of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the UK has risen by 14, according to the Department of Health. There are currently no further details on the ages and locations of...
» Saved Stories - None: Live: NY Governor Cuomo holds a press conference
16/03/20 00:20 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: FoxNewsChannel Duration: 00:00 Live: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo holds a press briefing on New York's efforts to combat coronavirus outbreak. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News Rad...
» Saved Stories - None: ‘Islamo-Marxists’ Or Freedom Fighters? Inside Iran’s MEK Opposition Group
16/03/20 00:19 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: rferlonline Duration: 03:11 The Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) is an exiled Iranian opposition group with a sprawling complex in the hills of Albania. The United States labelled it a terror group until deciding to delist it 2...
» Saved Stories - None: Разгон одиночных пикетов против репрессий
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From: euronewsru Duration: 01:18 До 50 участников одиночных пикетов против конституционной реформы и политических репрессий задержаны в Москве в субботу. Сотрудники полиции предупредили собравшихся около здания ФСБ на Лубянке, что акция ...
» Saved Stories - None: Coronavirus outbreak is 'a time of sacrifice for all of us'
16/03/20 00:15 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: PBSNewsHour Duration: 06:01 To help contain transmission of coronavirus, the CDC has issued guidelines for “social distancing.” For some, that has meant limiting gatherings or encouraging people to keep a distance of six feet from ...
» Saved Stories - None: Iran's coronavirus death toll jumps by 113 in a day
16/03/20 00:11 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: AlJazeeraEnglish Duration: 07:17 Iran is warning that the pandemic could overwhelm health facilities there as the death toll jumped to 724. The number of people with the virus in Iran is nearing 14,000. The health ministry says aro...
» Saved Stories - None: Coronavirus task force: Trump praises Fed and Pence calls for prioritizing high-risk individuals …
15/03/20 23:58 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: CBSNewsOnline Duration: 59:09 President Trump praised the Federal Reserve for cutting interest rates to near zero while Vice President Mike Pence updated Americans on coronavirus testing. Watch the White House briefing. Saved Stori...
» Saved Stories - None: Pope Francis Visits Two Churches in Rome, Prays for End of Coronavirus Pandemic
15/03/20 23:56 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: VOAvideo Duration: 00:58 CORONAVIRUS In spite of demands to stay at home as much as possible from Italian health authorities, Pope Francis Sunday, March 15, left the Vatican to make a surprise visit to two churches in Rome. ———————...
» Saved Stories - None: Biden, Sanders Lay Out How They Would Confront Coronavirus
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Candidates discuss their approaches to the pandemic at the Democratic debate in Washington D.C. on Sunday. Photo: Evan Vucci/Associated Press Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Joe Biden: What’s a revolution going to do?
15/03/20 23:53 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
From: CNN Duration: 11:00 During the Democratic presidential debate in Washington, Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden discuss the effects of a political revolution. #CNN #News Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Former Impeachment Investigator Tests Positive For COVID-19, Slams Testing Process
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"The President is sacrificing the health of the American public for his own personal interests," Daniel Goldman tweeted Sunday. Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: High-Level US Delegation to Attend V-Day Parade in Moscow – Ambassador Sullivan
15/03/20 19:49 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Trump got behind Vladimir Putin's proposal to hold a summit of the five permanent UN Security Council members. John Sullivan told the Kommersant ... Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: UK ministers will no longer claim 'no successful examples' of Russian interference - The Guardian
15/03/20 09:21 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
UK ministers will no longer claim 'no successful examples' of Russian interference    The Guardian Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: "israel and germany" - Google News: Live updates: Trump tests negative, physician says; travelers face hours-long delays airports - The Washington Post
15/03/20 07:56 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Live updates: Trump tests negative, physician says; travelers face hours-long delays airports    The Washington Post "israel and germany" - Google News Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Russia 'hired network of Britons to go after enemies of Putin' theguardian.com/world/2020/mar…
13/03/20 10:42 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Russia 'hired network of Britons to go after enemies of Putin' theguardian.com/world/2020/mar… Posted by mikenov on Monday, March 9th, 2020 5:53pm Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: “The regime in Moscow uses these professionals to mask its “entangled” state and criminal interests, he alleged. It deploys them to attack Putin critics, “enhance Russian propaganda and disinformation” and to “facilitate and conceal
13/03/20 10:41 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
“The regime in Moscow uses these professionals to mask its “entangled” state and criminal interests, he alleged. It deploys them to attack Putin critics, “enhance Russian propaganda and disinformation” and to “facilitate and conceal mass...
» Saved Stories - None: facebook.com/mike.nova3/pos…#OilPricelatimes.com/busi…/story/2020-03-08/oil-price-warAt 10:16 a.m. on a wet and dreary morning, Russia’s energy minister walked into OPEC’s headquarters in central Vienna knowing his boss was read
13/03/20 10:40 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
facebook.com/mike.nova3/pos… #OilPrice latimes.com/busi …/story/2020-03-08/oil-price-war At 10:16 a.m. on a wet and dreary morning, Russia’s energy minister walked into OPEC’s headquarters in central Vienna knowing his boss was ready to ...
» Saved Stories - None: "#JaredKushner" - Google #News: #Florida #Republican #MattGaetz goes into #quarantine #AFTER #flying on #Air #Force #One with Donald #Trump - Daily Mail all-nt.com/wp/2020/03/09/…
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"#JaredKushner" - Google #News: #Florida #Republican #MattGaetz goes into #quarantine #AFTER #flying on #Air #Force #One with Donald #Trump - Daily Mail all-nt.com/wp/2020/03/09/… Posted by mikenov on Monday, March 9th, 2020 9:00pm Saved...
» Saved Stories - None: Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin quietly meets RUSSIA'S ambassador mol.im/a/8093131 via @MailOnline
13/03/20 10:40 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin quietly meets RUSSIA'S ambassador mol.im/a/8093131 via @MailOnline Posted by mikenov on Monday, March 9th, 2020 9:24pm Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: How a Saudi-Russian Standoff Sent Oil Markets Into a Frenzy nyti.ms/2TUBrqp
13/03/20 10:39 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
How a Saudi-Russian Standoff Sent Oil Markets Into a Frenzy nyti.ms/2TUBrqp Posted by mikenov on Monday, March 9th, 2020 10:18pm Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: RT @nytimes: Tens of thousands of women vanished from streets, offices and classrooms across Mexico on Monday, as part of a nationwide stri…
13/03/20 10:38 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Tens of thousands of women vanished from streets, offices and classrooms across Mexico on Monday, as part of a nationwide strike. The women’s absence from public spaces was intended to be a reminder that every day, 10 women in Mexico are...
» Saved Stories - None: RT @washingtonpost: Opinion: We need leadership. We have Trump instead. wapo.st/39DnnrU
13/03/20 10:38 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Opinion: We need leadership. We have Trump instead. wapo.st/39DnnrU Posted by washingtonpost on Tuesday, March 10th, 2020 3:11am Retweeted by mikenov on Tuesday, March 10th, 2020 1:14pm 2538 likes, 861 retweets Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: RT @SenSchumer: What was glaringly missing from President Trump’s press conference was how he is actually going to combat the spread of the…
13/03/20 10:38 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
What was glaringly missing from President Trump’s press conference was how he is actually going to combat the spread of the coronavirus and keep the American people safe. It seems President Trump is more focused on the stock market than ...
» Saved Stories - None: RT @Leonid_Gozman: Я никак не могу подобрать слова, чтобы выразить неуважение к этой власти в приличной форме - а в неприличной, как хочетс…
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Я никак не могу подобрать слова, чтобы выразить неуважение к этой власти в приличной форме - а в неприличной, как хочется, запрещает закон! Posted by Leonid_Gozman on Tuesday, March 10th, 2020 12:50am Retweeted by mikenov on Tuesday, Mar...
» Saved Stories - None: Joe Biden Needs to Bulk Up His Team. He’s Hiring a New Campaign Manager. - The New York Times
12/03/20 15:03 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Joe Biden Needs to Bulk Up His Team. He’s Hiring a New Campaign Manager.    The New York Times Joe Biden appoints Jen O’Malley Dillon as new campaign manager    The Washington Post Biden names new campaign manager &nb...
» Saved Stories - None: Coronavirus outbreak rocks stock markets, sports teams as number of cases continues to rise - WAPT Jackson
12/03/20 15:01 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Coronavirus outbreak rocks stock markets, sports teams as number of cases continues to rise    WAPT Jackson Tests show new virus lives on some surfaces for up to 3 days    The Associated Press The Coronavirus May Ling...
» Saved Stories - None: Italy and South Korea virus outbreaks reveal disparity in deaths and tactics - Reuters
12/03/20 15:00 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Italy and South Korea virus outbreaks reveal disparity in deaths and tactics    Reuters How Taiwan and Singapore Have Contained the Coronavirus    Slate Coronavirus outbreak worsens in Italy and Japan, as situation st...
» Saved Stories - None: 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites): “Donald Trump” – Google News: Brazilian official who posed for photo with Trump tests positive for coronavirus, reports say – CNBC
12/03/20 14:19 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Brazilian official who posed for photo with Trump tests positive for coronavirus, reports say    CNBC “Donald Trump” – Google News 1. Trump from Michael_Novakhov (197 sites) Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: War Contractor Erik Prince Has Close Ties to White House & Report Reveals His Dirty Tricks for Trump - Democracy Now!
11/03/20 12:46 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
War Contractor Erik Prince Has Close Ties to White House & Report Reveals His Dirty Tricks for Trump    Democracy Now! Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: With 700+ coronavirus cases in US and 7 in Mexico, Trump rebuked for again touting border wall as solution - Raw Story
11/03/20 12:45 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
With 700+ coronavirus cases in US and 7 in Mexico, Trump rebuked for again touting border wall as solution    Raw Story Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Inside the FBI's 218 days that changed Trump's political world
11/03/20 12:43 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
... no answers, Trump figures are looking to special investigator John Durham . Attorney General William Barr assigned Mr. Durham to find out why a ... Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: House strikes deal to extend surveillance powers
11/03/20 12:43 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
That provision is in line with a policy Attorney General William Barr has ... to collect business records on subjects in national security investigations . Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Trump endorses Sessions' opponent in Alabama Senate primary
11/03/20 12:41 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
President Donald Trump spurned Jeff Sessions and endorsed Tommy ... recused himself from investigations into the 2016 presidential election, given ... Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: House entitled to Mueller probe grand jury testimony, court rules - MarketWatch
11/03/20 12:40 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
House entitled to Mueller probe grand jury testimony, court rules    MarketWatch Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: Coronavirus Fears Fed by Soviet-style Agitprop From Russia, China, and Iran - Heritage.org
11/03/20 12:35 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Coronavirus Fears Fed by Soviet-style Agitprop From Russia, China, and Iran    Heritage.org Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: What Israel's rising divisions mean for its Arabs – both free and occupied
11/03/20 12:34 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
During the 2015 elections , he had galvanised his electoral base on election day by recording a video in which he declared, “Arab voters are heading to ... Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: The Ukraine: Things Fall Apart
11/03/20 12:34 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
Zelensky got himself into more hot water a few weeks later by coming out in favor of special elections in the Ukrainian east where a pro-Russian revolt ... Saved Stories - None
» Saved Stories - None: "Trump digital operations" - Google News: A Botnet Is Taken Down in an Operation by Microsoft, Not the Government - The New York Times
11/03/20 12:33 from Saved Stories from Michael_Novakhov (1 sites)
A Botnet Is Taken Down in an Operation by Microsoft, Not the Government    The New York Times "Trump digital operations" - Google News Saved Stories - None
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https://tweetsandnews.blogspot.com/2020/04/119-pm-442020-cluster-analysis-of.html Cluster Analysis of  Coronavirus cases in the U.S .: The hypothesis of transmission by the fecal aerosols to respiratory tract (by the infectious "toilet plumes", and/or due to plumbing problems, creating such aerosols, e.g. dysfunctioning "vent pipes"), dispersed by the central ventilation, heating, or air conditioning systems, and including possibly intentionally contaminated food as the source and origin.  The largest and the most clearly defined clusters of the  Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in the U.S., by the places of occurrence, are:  Nursing Homes and similar facilities, Prisons and jails,  And large ships.  CASES CONNECTED TO CASES Cook County Jail; Chicago 270 Travel overseas 178 Travel within the U.S. 175 Life Care nursing facility; Kirkland, Wash. 129 Community in New Rochelle, N.Y. 119 Gallatin Center for Rehabilitation and Healing;...
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"Trumpism" reveals Covid-19 - Monday April 13 th , 2020 at 9:07 AM

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https://tweetsandnews.blogspot.com/2020/04/trumpism-reveals-covid-19-monday-april.html ________________________________________________________________ "Trumpism" reveals Covid-19 Monday April 13  th  , 2020  at  9:07 AM Ideas: All The News On Le Monde.Fr. 1 Share To those who, three years after Donald Trump came to power, are wondering about the foundations of "Trumpism", the management of the coronavirus pandemic by the President of the United States could provide some elements of the answer.  Between denial of reality, search for a scapegoat, omnipresence in the media, ousting of discordant voices, political approach, isolationism and short-term vision vis-à-vis the greatest health challenge of recent decades, Mr. Trump has, during the weeks past, given to see some of the aspects that have shaped his presidency since January 2017. A mandate which confirmed what politicians and historians foresaw when he came to powe...
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Selected Links - 6:19 AM 4/17/2020 - 4.10.20

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The Biobot team analyzed four samples taken before the first known US case of COVID-19, and all tested negative for the virus. All 10 samples taken between March 18 and March 25 tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, at levels higher than the res... https:// cen.acs.org/content/cen/ar ticles/98/i15/Novel-coronavirus-found-surprisingly-high.html … via @cenmag Selected Links - 6:19 AM 4/17/2020 - 4.10.20 https://tweetsandnews.blogspot.com/2020/04/selected-links-619-am-4172020-41020.html 4.17.20 Crucial coronavirus antibody tests destined for New York City caught in red tape in China - ABC News Coronavirus symptoms: 10 key indicators and what to do - CNN Coronavirus targets many organs of the body Coronavirus targets many organs of the body - Google Search coronavirus symptoms - Google Search What is Coronavirus, what are its symptoms, and when should I call a doctor? | World ...
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The murky origins of the Coronavirus and the Covid-19: "Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, the third time it’s enemy action."

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The murky origins of the Coronavirus and the Covid-19 The question about the origins of Coronavirus and the origins of Covid-19 are complex, multi-faceted, and they include, in my opinion, the Criminological and the Intelligence work aspects, in addition and beside the Medical - Epidemiological and Biological - Microbiological ones.  "...There was manipulation around this virus. ...the coronavirus of the bat, someone added sequences, in particular of HIV, the virus of AIDS. […] It is not natural. It’s the work of professionals, of molecular biologists. […] A very meticulous work", opined Luc Montagnier, the  2008 Nobel Prize winner for AIDS research, hinting that "COVID-19 coronavirus disease was artificially created in a lab by biologists working on an AIDS vaccine."  "China’s narrative about the origin of COVID-19 is starting to unravel", claimed Lawrence Sellin, the Retired US Army Colonel, the observer with the Military-Intelligence background...
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8:20 AM 4/8/2020 - M.N.: Irony not lost: China celebrates, America and the world are suffocating and muzzled. | Acting Navy secretary resigns after carrier remarks, Esper names replacement | New York region suffers record deaths, and small businesses struggle to secure loans. - NYT

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New York region suffers record deaths, and small businesses struggle to secure loans. - NYT   https://tweetsandnews.blogspot.com/2020/04/707-am-482020-acting-navy-secretary.html ________________________________________________________________ »   Masked crowds fill streets, trains after Wuhan lockdown ends 08/04/20 06:18 “I've been inside for 2 1/2 months. I'm so happy Wuhan has defeated the virus," Wang said after again donning her mask. Like so many others in the city, Wang was still waiting to hear about when she would get back to work.  M.N.: Irony not lost: China celebrates, America and the world are suffocating and muzzled.  8:20 AM 4/8/2020 ______________________________________________________ CoronaVirus News  |  CoronaVirus News Review In Brief »   The FBI News Review – fbinewsreview.blogspot.com – Blog by Michael Novakhov: 8:05 AM 3/25/2020 – Why New York? Because that’s where the GRU – Russian Ma...
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21/04/20 16:20 from TWEETS BY MIKENOV from mikenova (1 sites) we provide direct evidence that the SARS-CoV-2 has acquired mutations capable of substantially changing its pathogenicity. Patient-derived mutations impact pathogenicity of SARS-CoV-2 | medRxiv medrxiv.org/content/10.110… Posted by miken...

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This graphic shows the deadly strain that hit Europe (in blue) and the mild strain that mostly hit the US such as Seattle (in orange) ________________________________________________________________ https://tweetsandnews.blogspot.com/2020/04/why-is-covid-19-mild-for-some-deadly.html ________________________________________________________________ Viral strain SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, is a single-stranded RNA virus that has the ability to mutate quickly. Over time, and as it spreads around the world, it will develop genetically distinct strains. Some of these strains may spread more easily, or cause more severe disease. However, to date there is no evidence that the SARS-CoV-2 viruses circulating now are clinically very different from each other or that their minor genetic differences explain the range of symptom severity patients are experiencing.  ________________________________________________ M.N.: Hypothetically, if this virus was genetically mani...
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