Thus reinforcing a core tenet of capitalism: massive financial institutions can profit off the pain of normal people, but normal people can never profit off the pain of massive financial institutions.
Wuhan today:
The 1st pic is a sign giving direction to the families where to collect the ashes of the #COVID19 victims.
The 2nd pic is the queue. 😭💔
(Anyone makes stupid or disrespectful comments I will hesitate for 0 sec to block you.)
NEWS: What Singapore and Hong Kong’s success in protecting health care workers teaches us about controlling the pandemic. My piece in @NewYorker https://t.co/35wUr2xmnA
I’ve never seen so many idling planes at Changi Airport. Singapore Airlines and its two subsidiaries SilkAir and Scoot have slashed many flights amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the airport’s arrival belts are eerily empty too.
A lot of people have been asking the same question: why do things seem so calm in Japan over the virus when in the West, people are losing their minds? Does Japan have it under control, or is it sweeping things under the carpet? We took a look (1/)
https://t.co/UUbGvY2KBr
We looked at China���s expansive propaganda system aimed at foreigners and analyzed thousands of English-language tweets from state media and diplomats. Here are the coronavirus messages China is projecting to the world. https://t.co/ZRyUEdwmtv
@BillDjango3 @ianbremmer@JCOviedo6 Wow, I think you should be careful about making baseless claims instead. No one’s getting shipped away just because they are ill. And contrary to your belief, SG is one of the most connected and open economies in the world with millions passing through every year.