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To: koan who wrote (1216642)	4/4/2020 9:41:20 AM
From: locogringo	Respond to of 1582533

You get Wuhan killer virus news and daily updates from the Daily Show? That explains quite a bit.

To: koan who wrote (1216642)	4/5/2020 10:56:34 AM
From: Maple MAGA	Respond to of 1582533

Sweden: Demonstrators supporting “stateless Palestinian migrants” defy coronavirus restrictions APR 5, 2020 9:00 AM BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS The “Palestinian cause” supersedes all warnings against coronavirus in Sweden. “Christer Fuxborg, press officer at the west region police, commented on the protests saying that many of the demonstrators may not have known that gathering in large groups was now against the law and said officers informed them to disperse with a warning.” How could they not have known? Perhaps they are largely migrants themselves. In any case, the demonstrators were clearly heedless of the possibility of endangering the population at large. And social justice warriors continue to cover for them. “Swedish Pro-Migrant Protest Violates Coronavirus Crowd Ban,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, April 1, 2020: A demonstration outside a Swedish Migration Board facility in the city of Gothenburg this week violated government restrictions on gatherings of crowds meant to halt the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus. The protest, which saw around 85 people gathered outside the Migration Board facility, was to support stateless Palestinian migrants who have neither been given a Swedish residency permit nor been deported from the country. The event comes after the Swedish government had put in place new measures to combat the Wuhan coronavirus, including the banning of gatherings of more than 50 people, broadcaster SVT reports. Christer Fuxborg, press officer at the west region police, commented on the protests saying that many of the demonstrators may not have known that gathering in large groups was now against the law and said officers informed them to disperse with a warning. “We asked people to leave. They must not be in groups of more than 50, so we make sure they understand that and then they can talk together and figure out what they should do,” Fuxborg said. “You try to solve this as diplomatically as possible. We want to avoid grabbing people and dragging them away, so in the first instance, we inform about what applies, and then they have to take a stand on it,” he said. The new Swedish measures are far less restrictive than countries like France or Austria where most businesses are closed and, in the case of Austria, masks are required to visit supermarkets…..