Xi sucks!
(There, are you happy?)
2 wrongs don't make a right btw
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I have a nephew who is practical the CEO of one of Xi's companies in Shanghai, the maker of toilet paper and Kleenex and paper towels, and a sister in law from the main affected area in China, with her family there. One of her relatives, a medical professional, has been disappeared for speaking out on stuff. Xi is ordinary, he has fallen in love with his job much the way you have, I assume, and has chosen the easy way forward, the way that requires less effort and less thought, and more reliance on "the way things are" and the people around him.
If Trump were just what Xi is, I would not be happy with Trump, for sure. I might hope Trump means well in shaking up our Establishment, and unless he really does make his own Establishment the same kind of stupidity as Rockefellers', I guess I won't be very enthusiastic about replacing him. I'm a "devil you know" kind of guy who prefers something understandable to something unknown, like most DumpTrumpsters who just want their old way back again.
I don't really believe the Covid-19 has been all the rabid fear-mongers have imagined, with tens of thousands of dead being burned in incinerators being run around the clock with hundreds of "portable" incinerators being operated in the streets, with stacks of corpses piled high, but how can anyone really know anything when the government is in public denial mode, and proven liars at that.
It is important to me that Trump should not really be in denial, believing "We've got this under control". The HSA guy who proved he knew nothing in the hearing yesterday has got to be canned. We need to replace our heads of the CDC and HSA, and to fully staff whatever institutional organizations are relevant, with an attitude of extreme measures.
Xi, and other heads of state, have got to let the scientists in, and get the true body counts, and we have to greatly expand testing, and treat the nonsymptomatic carriers effectively. It might be less dangerous than the SARS virus, but we just do not know, yet.
It is not adequate to put the vaccine on a conservative development track. Australia is already reporting an effective vaccine. The conservative track takes the time to thoroughly check safety issues, but an effective test on safety issues can be done much more rapidly, though with no absolute assurances, just common sense measures. We could have vaccines in production within a few months. We should do that.