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Im Dezember gibt es tats\xe4chlich, eine signifikante \xdcbersterblichkeit, die es allerdings so in den letzten 50 Jahren auch schon gab.
— Ben Marten \U0001f642 (@BenMarten) January 22, 2021
Wir wissen, dass #Lockdowns keinen/kaum nutzen bringen. Daher k\xf6nnte man vermuten, dass hier zus\xe4tzlich auch noch die Lockdowntoten dabei sind... pic.twitter.com/nYjviDs51T
Factor 1: Vitamin D deficiency.
Many people (especially elderly) have been locked in during the summer. Also the majority of holiday trips have been cancelled, leading to a lower 25(OH)D blood serum level as usual. The body can store vitamin D up to several months.

As vitamin D is a hormon that modulates the immune responses, we can assume that the lockdown measures had some adverse effect on our immune system. Especially elderly people in retirement homes must have been severely affected.
Factor 2: Loneliness
"Loneliness, it seems, can lead to long-term "fight-or-flight" stress signaling, which negatively affects immune system functioning. Simply put, people who feel lonely have less immunity and more inflammation than people who
Factor 3: Hyper Hygiene
Constant disinfections and high hygienic standards weaken the immune system. It gets literally "out of
First, to be clear, it IS NOT a telegram. It's a report. I mean, it has a flipping 11.5 page executive "summary"...

...a two page table of contents...

...and clocks in at 62 pages (minus the forward and executive summary) or 73 pages (if you include the executive summary).
Of course, the author of "The Longer Telegram" calls it a "telegram" because they want it to be directly and explicitly compared to George Kennan's 1946 "Long Telegram" about US policy towards the Soviet Union.
https://t.co/rHikkOYuoT

Very excited to witness the arrival in Beirut of 100 armoured patrol vehicles, a donation from \U0001f1ec\U0001f1e7 to @LebarmyOfficial. This is a great practical example of the \U0001f1ec\U0001f1e7\U0001f1f1\U0001f1e7 partnership, and of our longstanding support for the LAF's vital role in keeping the Syria border safe and secure. pic.twitter.com/ZUjazx4xkd
— Martin Longden (@MlongdenUK) February 1, 2021
The west, mainly #US and #UK, supply the Lebanese Army with light and medium calibre weapons and transport vehicles in the hope that one day the army would stand against #Hezbollah. Most Lebanese believe the Army is "sacred" and can't be criticised and its leader is an almighty.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent monthly in #Lebanon on over 125,000 members of the security forces when the number of inhabitants is around 5-6 million. This large number has mostly a prestigious role, ease connections & services & employ people to satisfy politicians
#US offer weapons & training for Lebanese officers abroad, impose a condition on the Lebanese government to have the strategic weapon depot in the Christian area of the country. The excuse would be a fear of #Hezbollah that has quality & quantity #Lebanon is not allowed to have.
#US delivered once 6 Hellfire missiles to the Lebanese Army but held the decision to fire these missiles on targets that should be previously approved by the Americans. The US once denied the permission to kill Al-Qaeda leader in the Qalamoun, Abu Malik al-Talli while in #Lebanon
#LagosScrps
#ForAGreaterLagos
@followlasg

FUNCTIONS of the Committee was well stated in this THREAD I did on that same day ... which was the mandate given to the @lagosscrps Committee.
@gboyegaakosile @gbenga_omo @GreaterLagosNG @jidesanwoolu
FUNCTIONS:
— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) November 4, 2019
a) Undertake a detailed assessment of the structural, electrical and environmental rehabilitation required in public schools in Lagos State;#ForAGreaterLagos pic.twitter.com/v1G3LFLt08
Few Days ago .. The Chairman of the Committee, Mr Hakeem Smith had a Press Conference to roll out what this Special Committee has been doing since inauguration which was held at their Office Complex in Ikeja.
#LagosScrps
@jidesanwoolu

Mr Smith says the STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES:
- IMMEDIATE: Issues that need Immediate Intervention
- MIDTERM: Provision of Additional Classrooms, Labs etc
- LONG TERM: Building new schools, improving technology etc
#LagosScrps
@jidesanwoolu

Project divided into 2 Phases.
PHASE 1:
- 300 New Classrooms
- Hostel Construction
- Provision of 100,000 Student Furniture in 92 Schools
- Emergency intervention in 42 Schools (primary and secondary)
#LagosScrps