I Was Asked to Lie About Covid19 Deaths So As to Drive Fear In People and Control Their Interests Using That Fear - Doctor Reveals

Here is a televised confession of a medical doctor admitting to being forced to lie about coronavirus deaths.

Dr Scott Jensen says he was served with a document that forced him to write on the death certificate of an 86 year old who had died of pneumonia that the patient was a covid-19 death because the patient had come into contact with covid-19 positive person even though the patient tested positive for covid-19.

When asked why he thinks he was forced to lie, Dr Jensen blatantly said,

“well, fear is effective in controlling people.”In other, Dr Jensen is saying the covid-19 numbers are manipulated to drive fear in people, and then control their interests using that fear.

It is also interesting that whenever the SABC reports covid-19 deaths, they are careful to say ‘coronavirus related deaths’. In other words, these are people who did not necessarily die of the coronavirus, but died with the coronavirus.

Suppose you are diagnosed with TB, or pneumonia, and are already in a very critical condition on the brink of death, then you catch coronavirus, should you die, you will be classified as a covid-19 death, even though covid-19 wasn’t the cause of your death.

Dr Scott Jansen is a physician and Senator in the United States. He made the confession on Fox News, one of US' top news networks. Since the US is currently the hardest hit by covid-19, Dr Jansen confession is critical in dismantling the fear mongering that the media has been advancing.

Another racism act caught on camera

WHY do we Judge by  skin color. We are one people. Please let this killings stop. 

Another racism act caught on camera in the US. Why is this happening now at this period we need one another amidst this Coronavirus crises.

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553 New Confirmed case of COVID-19 in Nigeria as at 30/05/2020

Nigeria's New confirmed cases of COVID-19 has risen by 553.

Lagos taking the highest New confirmed cases of a total number 378. And FCT being the next with 52 New confirmed cases. The total number of confirmed cases has rose to 9855.

The total number of deaths has risen by 12 New Deaths. The total number of deaths is now 273.

GOD save the world.

Black Americans react to Obama’s statement on George Floyd’s death

A black American identified as George Floyd was recently murdered by mistake (3rd degree murder) by a police officer identified as Derek Chauvin. The death of George Floyd have provoked a lot of protest in the United States of America.

Barack Obama recently dropped a Statement concerning the death of George Floyd and this made a lot of Americans to believe that they need more leaders like Barack Obama.

Barack Obama said this shouldn’t be ‘normal’ in 2020 America and he urged Minnesota police officers to investigate the death of George Floyd and ensure justice is served.

See the full statement below:

Black Americans are happy one of the cops responsible responsible for the death of George Floyd has being arrested but are still protesting for the other three accomplice to be arrested.

A Black American citizen identified as Ms. Krassenstein said “We need leadership like Barack Obama’s and Joe Biden’s. We are currently led by a man who wants police to shoot leaders…”

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Rihanna and Beyonce speak out on the death of George Floyd

Rihanna and Beyonce have spoken out on the death of George Floyd, the black man who died after being pinned down by a white police officer in Minneapolis.

The singers took to their respective Instagram pages to condemn the murder and demanded that more charges should be brought on all those involved in the death of George Floyd after ex- Minneapolis officer, Derek Chauvin, who knelt on George Floyd’s neck till he died, was arrested and charged with 3rd degree murder on Friday. 

“For the last few days, the magnitude of devastation, anger, sadness I’ve felt has been overwhelming to say the least!” Rihanna wrote on her page, with a photo of George. “Watching my people get murdered and lynched day after day pushed me to a heavy place in my heart!”

She continued, “To the point of staying away from socials, just to avoid hearing the blood curdling agony in George Floyd’s voice again, begging over and over for his life!!! The look of enticement, the pure joy and climax on the face of this bigot, murderer, thug, pig, bum, Derek Chauvin, haunts me!!”

“I can’t shake this! I can’t get over an ambulance pulling up to an arrest, a paramedic checking a pulse without removing the very thing that’s hindering it! Is this that fucking normal??? If intentional MURDER is the fit consequence for ‘drugs’ or ‘resisting arrest’….then what’s the fit consequence for MURDER???! #GeorgeFloyd #AhmaudArbery #BreonnaTaylor.”

Beyonce also followed up with her own video on her Instagram.

“If you want to demand more charges brought on all those involved in the death of George Floyd, click the link in my bio to sign the petition,” she urged fans.

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New video shows three Minneapolis officers kneeling on George Floyd before he died

new video shared online appears to show three Minneapolis Police Department officers kneeling on George Floyd during his arrest on Monday, which later led to his death.

Recall, a previous video posted by eyewitness Darnella Frazier showed Floyd, 46, being knelt on by one officer, Derek Chauvin, who has now been arrested and charged with George Floyd’s murder.

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Bobrisky arrested by Police from Abuja over N30m deal

Bobrisky whose real name is Okuneye Idris, was arrested in the early hours of today by operatives of the Inspector General Police (IG) Monitoring Unit from Abuja over a N30 million deal between himself and a female client.

Although the details of the arrest are still sketchy, police sources say the popular crossdresser was picked up while driving in Lekki. The policemen reportedly entered his white Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV)and drove off with him.

Confirming his arrest, the spokesperson of the Nigeria Police Force, DCP Frank Mba said a woman petitioned the police accusing Bobrisky of N30 million fraud. Mba says Borbisky has been granted administrative bail.

“Yes, Bobrisky was arrested in the early hours of today following a petition by a Nigerian woman that the cross dresser collected N30m from her for sales but did not keep to the end of the deal. Bobrisky was granted bail but the case is still an active one. It is a case under investigation,” he told The Nation

This incident comes weeks after Bobrisky had a fallout with a lady he had a partnership with to make eyelashes.

How to live longer - the best breakfast food to prevent early death and boost weight loss

HOW to live longer: Avoid an early death by eating a healthy, balanced diet, and by doing regular exercise. You could lower your risk of an early death, and even boost your weight loss diet plans, by adding this breakfast food to your daily routine.

Eating a healthy, balanced diet - including at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day - could lower your risk of an early death, according to the NHS. But, you could also boost your life expectancy by regularly eating eggs, it's been claimed.

Doing regular exercise can help to boost your lifespan. It’s the “miracle cure” we’ve all been waiting for, said the NHS.

Making some small diet or lifestyle changes could help to increase your life expectancy and avoid an early death.

One of the easiest ways to lower your chances of an early death is to add eggs to your daily routine.

Eggs are a heart-friendly, calorie-cutting "wonder food", nutritionists have claimed.

How to live longer diet: Prevent early death and boost weight loss with eggs breakfast (Image: GETTY Images)

They contain a number of nutrients that boost muscle mass, and help you to feel fuller for longer.

They're also great for vision and mental well-being, as they're rich in vitamins B12 and A.

If you decide to add more eggs to your daily routine, you should look out for the freshest eggs with their shells still intact.

Everyone should aim to eat about six eggs every week, according to dietitian Juliette Kellow and nutritionist Dr Sarah Brewer.

"These powerhouses are packed with nutrients linked to good health and the prevention of many age-related diseases," said the nutritionists in their book 'Eat Better Live Longer - Understand What Your Body Needs To Stay Healthy'.

"Their positive effects on weight loss, memory, and eye and bone health mean that eggs are a great protein food to put on your menu.

"Eggs may have a high cholesterol content, but current research shows that cholesterol in food generally has little impact on blood cholesterol levels or heart disease risk.

"Eggs contain vitamin A, which is vital for healthy vision. In addition, they contain lutein and zeaxanthin, antioxidants known as carotenoids, which are concentrated in the macula and are critical for healthy eyes."

How to live longer diet: Eggs are great for weight loss and for improving vision (Image: GETTY Images)

Meanwhile, you could also lower your risk of an early death by eating more avocado, added the nutritionists.

Avocado is a so-called superfood that could lower cholesterol and even improve the health of your prostate.

The fruit reduces the amount of 'bad' cholesterol in the body, while also boosting the amount of 'good' cholesterol.

Everyone should consider eating half of an avocado three to four times each week, they said.

Regular exercise is a crucial aspect to improving overall health, and helping you to live longer.

People that do regular exercise are up to 50 percent less likely to develop type 2 diabetes and some cancers, said the NHS.

It may even slash the chances of coronary heart disease and stroke by up to 35 percent.

All UK adults should aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity every week.

Cardi B, Diddy, Ciara and LeBron James lead celebs outraged over death of George Floyd after police officer put his knee on back of man's neck

Cardi B, Diddy, Ciara and LeBron James led the way of celebs outraged over the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd, after a police officer drove his knee into the back of Floyd's neck, rendering him unable to breath

A number of celebs took to social media on Tuesday and Wednesday to express their anger and frustration over the death of the 46-year-old on Monday, after the exchange was caught on camera.

Many expressed their sentiments on the issue after the four police officers in the incident involving were terminated Tuesday, as FBI and state officials began probes on what had occurred.

Troubling: A number of celebs were outraged over the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd Monday after a police officer drove his knee into the back of Floyd's neck, rendering him unable to breath

The incident, which was caught on tape, was likened to the 2014 death of Eric Garner in New York after a police officer choked him.

'My heart can’t take it, seeing what’s happened to #GeorgeFloyd,' Ciara said. 'This is eerily similar to the death of #EricGarner. There has to be a stopping point in the process of arresting someone. It’s all senseless.

Cardi B wrote on social media: 'Enough is enough! What will it take? A civil war? A new president? Violent riots? It’s tired ! I’m tired ! The country is tired!

'You don’t put fear in people when you do this you just show how coward YOU ARE ! And how America is really not the land of the free!'

Outrage: Protesters in Minneapolis took to the streets after the death of Floyd Monday after an officer put his knee on the man's neck

Voice of her generation: Cardi B was exasperated amid the latest in a string of closely-scrutinized cases with racial overtones making the news

Troubling: Bravo's Andy Cohen said that 'every American should be outraged at' seeing the images from the incident

Diddy posted an emoji of praying hands in reaction to the senseless death, while Viola Davis put the racial imbalance of the situation and others like it into perspective.

'This is what it means to be Black in America. Tried. Convicted. Killed for being Black,' the Oscar-winner said. 'We are dictated by hundreds of years of policies that have restricted our very existence and still have to continue to face modern day lynchings.

'Here's the thing......America will never be great until we can figure out a way for it to work for EVERYBODY!!!'

The image Davis posted of Floyd was also shared by Zoe Kravitz, Jessica Alba, Penelope Cruz, Jamie Lee Curtis.

'Do you understand NOW!!??!!??': LeBron James shared an Instagram collage that showed a picture of Floyd with the knee on his neck next to one of Colin Kaepernick taking a knee

Outpouring of outrage: The image Davis posted of Floyd was also shared by Zoe Kravitz, Jessica Alba, Penelope Cruz, Jamie Lee Curtis

Cri de coeur: Cruz captioned her post: '#enough #georgefloyd #justice'

Fed up: Alba wrote: '#georgefloyd ... tears and rage -this has to stop'

'GEORGE FLOYD my heart breaks for you and your family. #policebrutality needs to stop. #sayhisname,' wrote Kravitz.

Alba wrote: '#georgefloyd ... tears and rage -this has to stop,' while Cruz captioned her post: '#enough #georgefloyd #justice'.

Madonna shared a video of Floyd discussing youth gun violence and described it in her caption as a 'Prophecy.'

 

Reposted: Tessa Thompson urged followers to 'text FLOYD to 55156 (or click link in bio) to demand that the officers who took his life are charged'

In memory: Madonna shared a video of Floyd discussing youth gun violence and described it in her caption as a 'Prophecy'

'Like you youngsters just going around, just busting guns in crowds, kids getting killed, you know, and it's clearly the generation after us, man,' said Floyd in the clip.

'Why?!!!!!!! My heart hurts every time I read the news! When will this stop?? Please help our country regain its humanity! We are all humans who deserve to be protected. Not killed. Please don’t write any stupid comments. If you are not outraged by this, then unfollow me. #DontLookAway,' wrote Eva Longoria.

LeBron James shared an Instagram collage that showed a picture of Floyd with the knee on his neck next to one of Colin Kaepernick taking a knee at a football game.

'This...,' was written over the picture of Floyd, with: '...Is Why,' over Kaepernick.

Sorrow: 'GEORGE FLOYD my heart breaks for you and your family. #policebrutality needs to stop. #sayhisname,' wrote Kravitz

'We are all humans': Eva Longoria wrote: 'Why?!!!!!!! My heart hurts every time I read the news! When will this stop?? Please help our country regain its humanity!'

'This behavior is unacceptable': Vicki Gunvalson added her voice to the choir, posting on Instagram: 'This makes me sick to my stomach'

'Do you understand NOW!!??!!?? Or is it still blurred to you?? #StayWoke,' wrote James in the caption.

Vicki Gunvalson added her voice to the choir, posting on Instagram: 'This makes me sick to my stomach. What kind of person would do this to someone who is unarmed and non threatening? This behavior is unacceptable and I hope he gets everything he deserves! #justice #rip #georgefloyd #minneapolis'.

Gigi Hadid quote-tweeted an Associated Press headline announcing that the police officers involved in the incident have been arrested.

'And now they should be prosecuted': Gigi Hadid quote-tweeted an Associated Press headline announcing that the police officers involved in the incident have been arrested

'And now they should be prosecuted. This happens way too often, and seems only when caught on camera are MURDERERS even getting fired ... unfortunately, the only way things will start changing is if all these racist ignorant monsters have to face the consequences- behind bars,' wrote Hadid.

Tessa Thompson urged followers to 'text FLOYD to 55156 (or click link in bio) to demand that the officers who took his life are charged,' in an Instagram message reposted by Amanda de Cadenet, which was in turn reposted by Kate Beckinsale.

Mandy Moore wrote on Instagram to her 'White friends' that 'We can’t let our discomfort, ego, or belief that this work doesn’t include us, prevent us from acknowledging our privilege and that we have the burden of dismantling white supremacy.'

'Let's turn outrage into action': Mandy More told her 'White friends' that 'We need to have this conversation with our families and friend and coworkers'

She continued: 'We do. We can not be complacent. We can not be silent. We need to have this conversation with our families and friend and coworkers. Let’s turn outrage into action.'

Moore went on: 'It starts with texting FLOYD to 55156 to demand that the officers who murdered George Floyd are arrested and charged.'

Demi Lovato said, 'I'm tired of typing Rest in Peace ... I wish black men could live in peace.'

Viola Davis put the racial imbalance of the situation and others like it into perspective

Keeping it simple: Diddy posted an emoji of praying hands in reaction to the senseless death

Unfair: Halsey pointed at the systemic issues paving the way for the types of confrontations like the one Floyd died after

Classy: Filmmaker Ava DuVernay delivered a powerful message on her social media in the wake of the tragic death

Khloe Kardashian posted multiple times about the incident to her Insta Stories including an image of Floyd's quote: 'I can't breathe' again and again, fading out.

She also uploaded a drawing of him with his name and the hashtag: '#JusticeForFloyd' written underneath.

Another one of her posts was side-by-side drawings of Floyd and Dylan Roof, a white supremacist convicted of killing nine people at a black church in Charleston in 2015.

The meme noted Floyd was 'SUSPECTED OF "FORGERY," KILLED BY POLICE,' while Roof 'MURDERED 9 PEOPLE' and was 'ARRESTED PEACEFULLY.'

Fading out: Khloe Kardashian posted multiple times about the incident to her Insta Stories including an image of Floyd's quote: 'I can't breathe' again and again

Call to action: She also uploaded a drawing of him with his name and the hashtag: '#JusticeForFloyd' written underneath

'1 COUNTRY, 2 SYSTEMS': Another one of her posts was side-by-side drawings of Floyd and Dylan Roof, a white supremacist convicted of killing nine people at a black church

These pictures accompanied a quote by artist Darnell Lamont Walker: 'We were murdered so often, I started believing Black bodies made better fertilizer.'

Halsey said the incident was another example of a broken system with racial imbalances and little consequences for the offenders.

'Rest in power #GeorgeFloyd an unarmed black man who was murdered by a police officer ON CAMERA,' the singer said. 'This system is failing the people it should protect. where is the accountability?'

Bravo's Andy Cohen said that 'every American should be outraged at' seeing the images from the incident, while Jameela Jamil lobbied for the arrests of two of the officers involved in the incident.

Speaking her mind: Demi Lovato said Floyd's death should send a signal to everyone that black people live in danger in the U.S.

Direct: Jameela Jamil lobbied for the arrests of the officers involved in the incident

Filmmaker Ava DuVernay delivered a powerful message on her social media in the wake of the tragic death.

'You deserved your breath, your dignity, your life,' DuVernay said. 'Not to die in the street, murdered by a white cop’s knee on your neck. You deserve our tears, our prayers, our rage, our action.'

She added, 'We must act - for you - and for all of tho se were no cameras are present. We must. #GeorgeFloyd.'

Actor Billy Baldwin posted a side by side shot of the officer with his knee and NFL's Colin Kaepernick with the hashtag #ThisIsWhyWeKneel. The Backdraft actor added: 'If they don’t arrest and convict this cop... things are gonna get real ugly.'

In the incident, authorities aid that Floyd - who was a restaurant security guard - matched the description of a forgery suspect, and subsequently resisted them when they took him into custody. In an accompanying clip, a police officer had his knee dug into the back of Floyd's neck as he pleased, 'Please, please, please, I can't breathe. Please, man.'

Chiming in: Entourage actor Jeremy Piven described the course of events as 'horrific'

Contrast: Actor Billy Baldwin posted a side by side shot of the officer with his knee and NFL's Colin Kaepernick with the hashtag #ThisIsWhyWeKneel

April Love Geary echoed a similar sentiment in pointing to the quarterback's peaceful protest

Troubled: Hailey Bieber shared a link to a CBS story about the deadly exchange

Upset: Actress Katie Holmes posted a picture of the late man with a quote

Upset: Bella Hadid sent her sorrow to Floyd's relatives

Floyd then said, 'My stomach hurts, my neck hurts, everything hurts ... I can't breathe' before passing out.

Numerous people at the scene recorded the incident, with some taking the police to task.

A lawyer for Floyd's family, Ben Crump, said in a statement Tuesday that he was exploring a legal path for the man's survivors.

'We all watched the horrific death of George Floyd on video as witnesses begged the police officer to take him into the police car and get off his neck,' Crump said. 'This abusive, excessive and inhumane use of force cost the life of a man who was being detained by the police for questioning about a non-violent charge.'

Speaking out: Tina Lawson, Josh Brolin and Rita Wilson also gave their thoughts on what had happened