香港人和台灣人只拒絶中俄疫苗,但對西方研製的疫苗無任歡迎。
但民調顯示,不單祇不用付錢買,連補貼100美元給人注射疫苗,也少於50%的美國人會接受注射冠狀病毒疫苗😂
https://www.rt.com/usa/502086-coronavirus-vaccine-100-dollars-poll/
2020年9月30日星期三
有利益考慮時,民意調查只不過是金主用以帶風向的一件工具
有利益考慮時,民意調查只不過是金主用以帶風向的一件工具
~包括香港的
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沒有最無恥，只有更無恥
CNN的總統大選 預測拜登大勝，而且還是98%對2% ！
AI重塑54個羅馬皇帝的圖像,驚人地栩栩如生
AI重塑54個羅馬皇帝的圖像,驚人地栩栩如生
一位藝術家使用機器學習來創建逼真的肖像
AI 'resurrects' 54 Roman emperors, in stunningly lifelike images
2020年9月28日
https://www.livescience.com/ai-roman-emperor-portraits.html
馬斯克: "我和我的孩子都没有中共病毒風險,我們不會注射疫苗。"
馬斯克: "我和我的孩子都没有中共病毒風險,我們不會注射疫苗。"
"普遍人的不理性,整件事來説,已使我對人類的信心減少。"
Another week, another headline-grabbing quote from Elon Musk.
The Tesla and SpaceX boss has said that he won’t get a Covid-19 vaccine because he’s not at risk. When asked on the New York Times’ podcast Sway if he’d get a vaccine, he said:
'No, I'm not at risk for Covid. Nor are my kids.'
The man who shot a car into space also criticized the lack of rationality behind various lockdown measures.
'I mean this is a hot-button issue where rationality takes a back seat,’ he said. ‘In the grand scheme of things what we have is something with a very low mortality rate and high contagion... Essentially, the right thing to do would be to not have done a lockdown for the whole country [USA] but to have anyone that who is at risk quarantine until the storm passes.'
He also pointed out that ‘everybody dies' – a line he tends not to use when discussing Tesla’s driverless cars – and called for an emphasis on the ‘greater good.’
'It has diminished my faith in humanity, the whole thing...the irrationality of people in general,' he said.
MORE: https://on.rt.com/arct
https://www.facebook.com/326683984410/posts/10159472529864411/
華盛頓郵報公開支持這種連自己也不知道自己講什麼的人去領導一個國家,背後隱藏的故事你是明白的吧😂
華盛頓郵報公開支持這種連自己也不知道自己講什麼的人去領導一個國家,背後隱藏的故事你是明白的吧😂
😅
https://www.facebook.com/100000672040149/posts/3721783131187385/
我就不信你們能成功杯葛咱們國家的北京冬季奥運會,仍會有很多友好的非洲和中東國家會參加的!
我就不信你們能成功杯葛咱們國家的北京冬季奥運會,咱們國家最'講'人權,仍會有很多友好的非洲和中東國家會參加的!
對貓貓有毒性的有害植物,鬱金香也不可以😱
對貓貓有毒性的有害植物,鬱金香也不可以😱
😱😱😱
https://www.facebook.com/861287430642109/posts/2971179302986234/
貓咪誤食鬱金香，隔天痛苦慘死！主人心碎警告：這些花會害死它…
英國女主人Juliet Chidlow表示，貓咪Kiki某天突然跳上桌，看著桌上的鬱金香。她覺得這個畫面很可愛，於是用相機把這個萌萌的瞬間拍了下來。
結果這一張萌照，卻成為了Kiki的遺照。
隔天早上，主人想把Kiki抱起來的時候，卻發現Kiki下半身濕透、全身發抖，完全沒有力氣，還不斷發出痛苦的喵喵叫。
如果貓貓不幸吃了毒花
為了救治吃花中毒的貓咪，你和你的獸醫一定得猜中貓貓究竟吞下了哪種花兒。有時候，同一種花兒除了學名之外還會有各種不同的俗名，可能會讓獸醫誤判病情。
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因此，一定要確保你說的花兒和獸醫說的花兒是同一種植物。建議貓主人不妨帶著被貓貓啃過的花一起去寵物醫院，以便獸醫核實。或者到花店或苗圃，請花店員工或苗圃園藝師幫助鑒定花的品種。
如何保護你的貓貓？
1.把有毒花草放到貓貓吃不到的地方
2.留心那些被嚼過的花
3.注意貓貓是否有中毒反應
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鏟屎官們，在享受和主子玩耍的快樂之時，一定要多加留意確保主子們的安全噢！
more:
https://www.auliving.com.au/zh-tw/201804/81468.html/amp
别忘記美國供應鍊斷裂供貨隨時接不上,而澳洲聖誕左右無米
别忘記美國供應鍊斷裂供貨隨時接不上,而澳洲聖誕左右無米
澳洲今年恐缺米🍚：大米產量暴跌92%，多國限制糧食出口 | 澳洲大紀元
2020年4月17日
受長期乾旱天氣影響，澳洲大米產量大幅下降，再加上一些國家因疫情原因，已限制糧食出口，澳洲今年恐怕會出現大米短缺。
https://youtu.be/yp-GQwe1MFQ
澳洲12月左右耗盡大米
Australia Is Going to Run Out Of RICE By December
September 29, 2020
Food shortages are coming in the Western World, particularly those parts that continue to cling to “health guidelines” that involve the shutting down of economies and normal life. These food shortages are no accident and there is a much deeper agenda here than can be covered in the pages of this article. Needless to say, I plan to do this in the very near future.
While the United States has been experiencing empty shelves since March and the supply chain here is broken, it’s important to mention the scale of food shortages that are going to be seen not just here but in other places as well.
Food shortages will be seen not just in the United States, but other places as well
Case in point, Australia.
The entire continent is now on total house arrest, with the level of totalitarianism and police state enforcement only rivaled by that of China. Australia is now bracing to be out of domestically produced rice by Christmas. Yes, you read that right.
In an article by Aidan Wondracz entitled “Warning Australia is running out of RICE – and may not have a single homegrown grain left by Christmas,” Wondracz writes,
Australia is facing a rice shortage with the country predicted to run out of the domestically-grown product by Christmas.
SunRice chief executive Rob Gordon warned families would soon be forced to eat rice imported from Vietnam as local supplies continued to dwindle.
‘We are going to run out of Australian rice by Christmas,’ he told The Daily Telegraph.
. . . . .
Low rainfall, dry weather and COVID-19 panic buying have all been linked to the diminishing stock.
SunRice, the country’s biggest rice supplier, has lost more than $400million in exports.
The company has also been forced to cut its 600 strong workforce by one third in the New South Wales Riverina region – one of the biggest rice producing parts of the country.
The cutbacks come as the country records a poor harvest season for rice.
Low rainfall and dry conditions have led harvesting figures to dip by more than 90 per cent since 2017.
Last year, SunRice produced its second lowest rice crop.
Only 54,000 tonnes of rice was harvested – compared to its regular 800,000 tonnes.
Farmers have also blamed poor water allocation management on poor yields.
Growers say they have received little to no access to irrigated water.
‘Our rice industry, 98 per cent of which is grown in southern NSW, is at risk of collapse with the last two years of zero water allocations,’ NSW Water Minister Melinda Pavey said.
‘While NSW was suffering through the worst drought on record, and our communities were living on zero general security allocations, South Australia was running the Lower Lakes at a minor flood level and released over 600,000 megaliters out over the barrages into the Southern Ocean.
COVID-19 panic buying has been regarded as the breaking point for the rice industry.
Shoppers stripped supermarket shelves bare of rice products, toilet paper and pasta in March.
Around the same time, experts sounded the alarm the frenzied shopping would only add further strain to the rice industry.
SunRice warned the demand was exceeding ‘supply capability’.
The frenzied shopping forced prime minister Scott Morrison to phone the Vietnam president.
He reportedly made the call to ensure an Australian-owned factory in the country would be able to continue to export its rice to Australia despite closed borders. (source)
Of course, all of this is happening as the United States also faces a looming food crisis.
I wrote about this in a previous article.
Many of these manufacturing and packaging facilities as well as slaughterhouses were simply shut down as a result of intrusive totalitarian government reactions to an alleged pandemic. Combined with panic buying, the ability of those facilities to replace what was bought up was drastically reduced and, as a result, consumers were forced to wait weeks before they could buy what they needed (or wanted) again. Even then, they had to show up in the morning…
…To make matters worse, as millions of Americans are out of work due to the war launched on the domestic economy by State governments, workers were suddenly starting to organize, strike, and walk off the job, conveniently at a time when the food supply was already broken. These workers, of course, had not organized or initiated a strike at any time before when working conditions were bleak and wages were low. Now, however, when most rational people would simply be happy to have a job at all in the midst of such high unemployment, they were prepared to stop the wheels of the machine from working. While extraordinary times beget extraordinary reactions, the timing of the newfound sense of workers’ resolve cannot go unnoticed.
At the same time, we witnessed farms dumping thousands of gallons of milk down the drain, meat producers slaughtering animals and burying them, and farmers destroying crops all over the country and the world. The reason for this is two-fold. First, many major producers would not want a glut of their product on the market and see the prices of that product drop down. Second, with the totalitarian measures forcing the shut down of restaurants across the country, many farms and producers simply lost a massive part of their market and thus had nowhere to send their products. Thus, it was destroyed.
A government truly concerned with the health of its people would have bought that produce and either distributed it or freeze dried and stored it for the coming apocalypse. Indeed, the Trump administration attempted this with some very minor success and high cost. Food banks at least benefited. But the damage to the food supply was already done.
As time moved forward, we saw devastating straight line winds blow across places like Iowa, destroying massive amounts of crops and farming infrastructure, effects rarely advertised on mainstream media outlets.
Following those winds, we saw massive wildfires along the entirety of the West coast from Washington to California and as far east as Colorado, South Dakota, and Texas. One need only take a look at the map at fires seemingly heading east, burning up prairies and farmland all along the way to see that the food chain is going to experience yet even more hiccups once the smoke is finally done billowing. But while leftists claim the fires are the natural result of “Climate Change” and Conservatives blame lack of adequate forest management (which has some merit), both completely ignore the fact that close to ten people were arrested for setting these fires. Repeatedly, arsonists are being arrested for starting blazes though the motive is unclear. Those of us who have studied history, however, can speculate with some certainty.
It’s only a matter of time before they’re no longer able to hide the crisis in the US. Here’s what food to buy when your first choices are gone.
Perhaps Australia’s rice crisis isn’t the end of the world
But it is a sign of that end. Even if Vietnam, for some unknown reason, would decide to cut off the rice supply to Australia, the country may get along just fine without rice for the foreseeable future.
But the question is not just about rice.
Few consumers even knew that a shortage of rice was in the works, instead, finding out after the deal is already done. Now, with threats of a complete shortage by Christmas, panic buyers will assuredly reduce that supply even further.
So what else is coming? What other food will disappear from Australian shelves? We simply don’t know. But I would hazard a guess that rice won’t be the only food Australians are missing anytime soon.
https://www.theorganicprepper.com/australia-rice-december/
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