Indebted to Underminder for the tip!

How Coronavirus causes fatalities from acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) by pulmonologist Dr. Seheult of https://www.medcram.com

This video illustrates how viruses can cause pneumonia or widespread lung inflammation resulting in ARDS. Includes evidenced-based ARDS treatment breakthrough strategies: Low tidal volume ventilation, paralysis, and prone positioning.

See our first 3 videos on the novel coronavirus: -

Coronavirus outbreak, transmission, and pathophysiology: https://youtu.be/9vMXSkKLg2I -

Coronavirus symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment: https://youtu.be/UCG3xqtcL3c -

Coronavirus Update 3: Spread, Quarantine, Projections, & Vaccine: https://youtu.be/SJBYwUtB83o

Here are the links referenced in this video on coronavirus outbreak:

https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJM...

https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJM...

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056...

From a speech by former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (2013-15) at the Heritage Foundation, Jan. 21:

Back in November of 2014, when Australia hosted the annual meeting of the G-20, it was by far the most important gathering of leaders ever held in my country; and it should have been a diplomatic triumph—but for President Barack Obama choosing to give a speech at the University of Queensland that was seen as an attack on my government’s climate policy.

UPDATE - after 1,000 votes (sorry to the non-Twitter users, I've been trying to get something up on Survey Monkey but it's thus far been defeating me, your best place to get involved if you're not on Twitter is by leaving a comment here!).

I have no idea why Australia needs to get involved in the Middle East.

It's a long way from home and right now we have so many of our own people in desperate need.

I'd love to send a strong message to the Morrison Government, so I've set up a survey and I'd love you to support it!

This year, the Morrison Government plans to send $43M of taxpayers' money to the Palestinian Authority "to support the Palestinian Authority's national policy agenda". Would our money be better spent on helping the victims of our bushfires?

— Michael Smith News (@mpsmithnews) January 29, 2020

Stop all the protests.

Cease research funding on climate change.

Disband the IPCC and stop the annual climate-fest junkets.

It's all just wasted money.

Australia's taxpayer funded ABC News reports just "The Facts".

And according to the ABC, the fact is "The Future Of Coal Has Already Been Decided".

It was a story that raised a few hackles, particularly in Canberra, but one largely overlooked as the unfolding disaster gripped the nation.

Early last month, as fire swept across large parts of the east coast and South Australia but before the Christmas conflagration, secret internal documents detailing ANZ's rapid retreat from coal hit the news.

Contrary to its public statements before Parliament just a few weeks before, the bank had formulated a plan to shed more than $700 million in thermal coal loans within the next four years: a 75 per cent reduction.

This was a major shift for ANZ, the country's biggest lender to the coal industry, and one that would bring it into line with the Commonwealth Bank and the National Australia Bank.

A few weeks later, investment bank Goldman Sachs, in one of the strongest positions from any American financier, ruled out future thermal coal financing, either for new mines or power stations globally.

Then, a fortnight ago, the world's biggest investment house Blackrock, announced it was drastically reducing its exposure to thermal coal.

United in the unbridled pursuit of profit

These weren't knee-jerk reactions to the horror, the wholesale destruction and tragic loss of life across rural Australia, unfolding on television screens around the world.

Nor were they the actions of the "green left".

These were considered, long-term, strategic decisions made individually by disparate groups united by a single cause — the unbridled pursuit of profit.

The message each is broadcasting is clear. When it comes to investment, coal, particularly thermal coal for electricity generation, has little, if any, future.

(Prime Minister and Jenny Morrison with the Shortens at the Canberra Press Gallery's Midwinter Ball)

Scott Morrison and his team are too close to the Canberra Press Gallery.

They socialise and joke together.

The Australian Liberals play up to the press gallery and try to curry favour with them.

It's totally the wrong strategy.

President Trump understands this.

He doesn't interact with the media.

Nor should PM Morrison.

The mainstream media is the enemy.

This is what mainstream media and The Left think of the silent majority.

Prime Minister take note - and act on it!

This morning I received a note from David Adler of the Australian Jewish Association:

I in turn have written to DFAT asking for a comment, I'll let you know what DFAT says.

This is from DFAT's website, downloaded today.

Key points:

• National Security Committee met Monday and again this morning
• Bushfires, droughts and floods continue
• Coronavirus is serious and evolving threat
• 1 million masks released to pharmacists
• travel advice upgraded - reconsider travel to China
• On Monday evening, our diplomats were brief by Chinese Govt in Beijing
• Australian government planning to evacuate vulnerable Australians in Wuhan province
• Moving swiftly to put evacuation plan in place
• Australians last in, first out
• Focused on very young and elderly
• Christmas Island to be used as quarantine area for evacuees
• Christmas Island residents to be protected from quarantine zone
• ADF tasked to identify overflow facilities
• Anyone transported to Christmas Island will be quarantined for 14 days
• There are no guarantees this will succeed
• Australian consular officials moved from Shanghai to Wuhan to help get Australians out
• The US has provided "assisted departures" for its own consular staff
• Qantas providing transport
• Australian partnering with NZ government and other Pacific islands

This magnificent comparison of the cost of one packet of durries versus food comes from Launceston grandmother Judy Kerrison.