Knows ye not from whence yonder coronavirus emergeth, but know ye well that it shall be the death of ye.

Everything art yonder virus.

Study Finds:

After a year in coronavirus isolation, hope appears to be arriving just in time for spring. As millions receive their COVID-19 vaccine, many are planning to take advantage of the rising temperatures. Unfortunately, a new study finds the virus may also be making a comeback as seasonal pollen levels increase as well. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) warn COVID infection rates rise as airborne pollen concentrations go up in the spring.

A massive international study, involving 130 locations in 31 countries on five continents, reveals 2020’s outbreak of coronavirus in the Northern Hemisphere appears to have a link to the annual tree pollen season. Led by study first author Athanasios Damialis, 154 researchers examined information on pollen concentrations, weather conditions, and COVID infections on a day-to-day basis.

Their results find that airborne pollen levels can account for nearly half (44%) of the changes in daily COVID infection rates. Weather conditions like humidity and air temperature also seem to play a role.

Before countries instituted widespread lockdown policies, infection rates increased by four percent for every 100 grains of pollen per cubic meter. In some German cities, researchers note pollen concentrations reached as high as 500 grains per cubic meter. This spike led to an overall increase in COVID infections of more than 20 percent on certain days.

For places going into lockdown early in the pandemic, the study finds infections rates were about half as high with the same levels of pollen in the air.

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Researchers say on days when pollen counts are high, the public is at risk for higher numbers of respiratory illnesses. They add that this is still the case whether someone is allergic to pollen or not.

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The team recommends that people at high-risk for contracting COVID-19 continue wearing a particle-filtering mask this spring on days where pollen levels are high.

“Don’t breathe fresh air directly, goy. The air is not fresh, it has bad particles in it. You need a special kind of air.”

Coronavirus testing is retarded and anyone can see that they’re blaming this fake pandemic for the deaths of people who were going to die anyway while saying that everything is a symptom of coronavirus.

What they’re doing with the testing and symptoms is the same thing they do with the death toll.

Here’s a table from the Mayo Clinic comparing cold symptoms from seasonal allergies symptoms:

What this study shows is that the coronavirus testing is as rigged as the coronavirus death toll.

If they stopped testing for coronavirus, no one would notice anything out of the ordinary. The alleged pandemic hasn’t even increased the total death toll compared to previous years, so the only reason we know this alleged virus allegedly exists is because they are performing what they allege to be mass testing and saying that a lot of people have it.

If the testing stopped, the pandemic would end.

These wacky chimps, eh?

At this rate, people are going to need to start concealed carrying even when they’re walking around their own home.

KOSA:

A Midland man was killed in an apparent murder-suicide by a murder suspect in Spring, TX according to police investigators there.

They say John William Mohr was shot by a man who had barricaded himself in Mohr’s apartment after a police manhunt.

Roderick Bowers was wanted for a murder in Mississippi.

Detectives say Bowers shot and killed Mohr before shooting himself.

Roderick Bowers.

Here is the news release from the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office:

On November 15, 2019 at around 12 am the manhunt for Roderick Bowers led Montgomery County SWAT Deputies to an apartment in the Harmony Park Apartment Complex located at 2625 Harmony Park Crossing, Spring 77386.

Multiple attempts were made using several different contact numbers for the resident of that particular apartment unit; however, none resulted in contact with the resident.

Shortly after 12:30 am Montgomery County SWAT attempted entry into the apartment to check the welfare of the resident at which time three shots were heard from inside the apartment. SWAT team members set up a perimeter around that particular unit and attempted contact with the occupants with no results.

After a brief standoff, entry was made into the residence using a remote robot with camera at which time two bodies were found deceased inside.

John William Mohr.

Glenn Allen Takakura.

White face, Nipponesian surname.

What’s up with that?

Anyway: F.

Delivering pizzas in a city with a large negro population will never end well for anyone.

Click2Houston:

Deputies are investigating after a pizza delivery turned into a deadly shooting in north Harris County.

According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting happened around 9:30 p.m. Thursday at the Kendall Manor Apartments on Inverness Forest Boulevard near FM 1960.

Deputies said the Papa John’s delivery driver, identified as Glenn Allen Takakura, 44, was at the complex to deliver food. Shortly after completing the delivery, as he was walking back to his vehicle, someone opened fire on him, killing Takakura, authorities said.

A witness told authorities he heard gunshots and saw two black men running away from the scene before fleeing in a gray vehicle.

When the witness approached the area, he saw found Takakura’s body between two vehicles.

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Takakura has worked for Papa John’s for 3 1/2 years and was delivering from the store on FM 1960 and Aldine Westfield.