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[SSTemplar]

Another take on the virus.
Texican....
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https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3080360/why-covid-19-human-overpopulation-problem
Why Covid-19 is a human overpopulation problem – perhaps humans are the virus?

• There are too many of us, in too many habitats, and our impact on the natural world is devastating
• Yes, we must obliterate the illegal wildlife trade and the wet markets, but we must also stop proliferating

Stephen McCarty
Published: 10:00am, 20 Apr, 2020

Human population growth has brought pestilence upon itself.

Think
Covid-19
is animal in origin? Think again. It’s anthropogenic: caused by human activity. The pandemic, which won’t be the last zoonotic disease to cut a swathe through Homo sapiens, is a human overpopulation problem.
You don’t have to live in Mong Kok to know there are too many of us. There are now 7.8 billion people on the planet; the United Nations predicts the population will reach 9.8 billion by 2050 and 11.2 billion by 2100 at the current rate of proliferation.
And we continue to spread out. As Agent Smith puts it in The Matrix: “You humans […] move to an area and […] multiply until every natural resource is consumed and the only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism […] that follows the same pattern […] a virus.”

This unchecked expansion into new habitats is bringing humans into increasing contact with wild-animal pathogens against which we have no biological defences. But resource stripping is only stage one. While we’re destroying the animals’ homelands we might as well increase our profits by killing the animals (stage two) and selling them as “bushmeat” or shipping them, alive and suffering, to abominable wet markets across Asia. And let’s not forget to give a dishonourable mention to traditional Chinese medicine, with its conveyor-belt demand for tiger penis, rhinoceros horn and pangolin scale.


Along with Victorian-age “trophy hunting” and the rest of the appalling wildlife trade, this requires even greater access to habitats while exterminating all species great and small: stage three.

The latest potion trumpeted by traditional Chinese “medicine”, by the way?
A fake cure for Covid-19
, called tan re qing, which contains bear bile. Asiatic bears, which are barbarically “farmed” for their bile, are already listed as “vulnerable” on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
POST MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER

Population predictions are quoted so often that we tend to sleep through them and accept the inevitable. But who says we must have nine-plus billion people in 2050? Why is that considered a fait accompli? In the insoluble conundrum around global warming – which itself would be eased by the presence of fewer people – why are we not hearing incessantly from “experts” about how we should be stemming the population tide? Why are we not hearing the Catholic Church’s admission that the prohibition on artificial contraception was a dumb idea?

Obliterate the illegal wildlife trade. Bulldoze the wet markets. Stop proliferating – something social distancing should make easier than ever.

When people start talking about overpopulation they are always talking about you not them.

 

[TorahTips]

This would indicate we only know the floor count on the number of dead or the percentage this think kills. If you do the simply recovered versus dead, it looks horrible.

Also, we know China screwed with the numbers. So they don't even count when providing evidence.

The other thing is that the world is showing a 7.5% death rate versus "official" sick rate. AT least 2 pts higher than the USA. If this holds true, I would expect there are a lot more sick out there and a lot more dead than is being reported.

I don't think we have a clue about this whole thing. I had it -- or maybe I still have it -- don't know. Strange physical things keep happening. I don't think I was a "statistic." My doctor said I had it but there was no test. How many more are there like me? This is so strange. It's not like any other sickness. I don't think we have an effective test for the virus or the antibodies. It might be in huge numbers of people just waiting to blow up. I had what I now know as symptoms four days before it happened. Strange headaches. It came on suddenly -- 10 minutes from OK to fibril seizure and a 103.5 fever. Nightmares, confusion, vomiting, horrid pain. I still have sudden things happen -- chills and shaking without fever, intense joint pain in my knees that stops me from even moving. Then it's gone....

As far as the numbers, I have told you my case wondering like you -- how many are there really just like me? Will it all blow back up in ten minutes like it did the first time?

You are correct about total resolved cases versus deaths. That statistic is so shocking that John Hopkins no longer posts recovered cases. Is that why?????

 

[20Gauge]

I don't think we have a clue about this whole thing. I had it -- or maybe I still have it -- don't know. Strange physical things keep happening. I don't think I was a "statistic." My doctor said I had it but there was no test. How many more are there like me? This is so strange. It's not like any other sickness. I don't think we have an effective test for the virus or the antibodies. It might be in huge numbers of people just waiting to blow up. I had what I now know as symptoms four days before it happened. Strange headaches. It came on suddenly -- 10 minutes from OK to fibril seizure and a 103.5 fever. Nightmares, confusion, vomiting, horrid pain. I still have sudden things happen -- chills and shaking without fever, intense joint pain in my knees that stops me from even moving. Then it's gone....

As far as the numbers, I have told you my case wondering like you -- how many are there really just like me? Will it all blow back up in ten minutes like it did the first time?

You are correct about total resolved cases versus deaths. That statistic is so shocking that John Hopkins no longer posts recovered cases. Is that why?????

Who knows. I do expect that there are millions who are / were ill that were never reported. I also believe that there were hundreds of thousands if not a millions who died in China that have never been reported. The same applies to Africa and South America. The numbers may be smaller but they are more than the USA as they are for the most part 3rd world cr*p holes. As I find it very hard to believe that the USA would be getting sicker than the rest of the world when we have better hygiene and this is a hygiene virus for the most part.

 

[SSTemplar]

This is the result of what Obama did years ago. He basically voided the rule of law when he changed the rules for bankruptcy with GM. At that point, the courts were to give the property (GM) to the credit holders, and everyone else would be left out as per law. Obama, put for his edict and boom, the Unions got control of GM and the credit holders got screwed. Yes, they got something, but not what they were entitled to.

10 years or so later, we see the effects. Edicts left and right with no basis in law. In fact, we see Edict that are in opposition to the law. Our recourse? None. Sure they say you can go to court, but with no rule of law, what good does it do?

Court says "Governor you can't do that?"
Governor says "Really? Watch me!"

Police do what police do and follow orders and before you know it we have California / Michigan and others. Protests may erupt, but what good have they really done? None!

I am not offering a solution but rather a description of how we got to the problem.

When the police violate my constitutional rights I have no way to get redress in court because it cost more then I make in my lifetime. This wil eventually lead to violence. No justice no peace.

 

[raven]

Last weekend everything got quiet (from my perspective) and I thought to myself they are getting ready to drop the next thing to invigorate the crisis.
And sure enough, Tyson delivered the warning about the food supply chain breaking.

And it is getting quiet again. So I wonder what the next drop will be to keep the crisis going.
Every beer needs a good frothy head on it so you know it is fresh
- have to keep the froth fresh even if the beer is getting stale.

 

[20Gauge]

When the police violate my constitutional rights I have no way to get redress in court because it cost more then I make in my lifetime. This wil eventually lead to violence. No justice no peace.

That would be the next logical step.

Granted we would have some "reform" mixed in there to delay things a bit, but the path is set it is only a question of how long before we reach the end.

For those who are big on comparing the USA to the Roman Empire, you will see a strong parallel to Rome in the 2nd century. Things move faster these days, so I don't expect another century of this corruption to occur.

 

[Zagdid]

Who knows. I do expect that there are millions who are / were ill that were never reported. I also believe that there were hundreds of thousands if not a millions who died in China that have never been reported. The same applies to Africa and South America. The numbers may be smaller but they are more than the USA as they are for the most part 3rd world cr*p holes. As I find it very hard to believe that the USA would be getting sicker than the rest of the world when we have better hygiene and this is a hygiene virus for the most part.

I see the 'new cases' numbers in the worldometer as a measure of testing rather then infection. Countries that can test more will have larger numbers. I do not believe that a 'new case' is reported without a positive result from a valid test. Saudi Arabia's suspicious 1300 new case number every day is likely a testing limit rather than an attempt to deceive. It might be rampant in poorer African nations that cannot test in large amounts. I agree that the US numbers reflect a truer sample because of better testing and reporting protocols.

 

[coalcracker]

Last weekend everything got quiet (from my perspective) and I thought to myself they are getting ready to drop the next thing to invigorate the crisis.
And sure enough, Tyson delivered the warning about the food supply chain breaking.

And it is getting quiet again. So I wonder what the next drop will be to keep the crisis going.
Every beer needs a good frothy head on it so you know it is fresh
- have to keep the froth fresh even if the beer is getting stale.

I like your metaphor.

A plan does appear to be unfolding. I've said previously that I suspect a sophisticated AI is calling the shots. The sequences feel too staged, not quite "human." The timing of the shutdowns certainly didn't match the realities on the ground at that time. That suggests a pre-planned sequence, a script.

The virus is real.
The conspiracy is also real.

 

[20Gauge]

I see the 'new cases' numbers in the worldometer as a measure of testing rather then infection. Countries that can test more will have larger numbers. I do not believe that a 'new case' is reported without a positive result from a valid test. Saudi Arabia's suspicious 1300 new case number every day is likely a testing limit rather than an attempt to deceive. It might be rampant in poorer African nations that cannot test in large amounts. I agree that the US numbers reflect a truer sample because of better testing and reporting protocols.

Yep ... That is why I limited it to South American and Africa.

I did see an article where Brazil is getting hammered right now. Lots of dead, very little being linked to the Virus.

 

[bw]

Last weekend everything got quiet (from my perspective) and I thought to myself they are getting ready to drop the next thing to invigorate the crisis.
And sure enough, Tyson delivered the warning about the food supply chain breaking.
And it is getting quiet again. So I wonder what the next drop will be to keep the crisis going.

Or maybe it isn't all some Grand Scheme, but a pandemic during which things happen at irregular intervals.

 

[bw]

A plan does appear to be unfolding. I've said previously that I suspect a sophisticated AI is calling the shots.

Humans are predisposed to think there is some larger agency behind any state or action. It's just how our minds work.

 

[Mixin]

Nearly 900 workers at a Tyson Foods plant in Indiana test positive for coronavirus
The 890 employees who have tested positive so far represent 40 percent of the workforce at the pork-processing plant.
May 1, 2020, 2:23 PM EDT
By Janelle Griffith

Nearly 900 employees, 40 percent of the workforce, at a Tyson Foods pork-processing plant in Indiana have tested positive for the coronavirus. The plant in Logansport halted operations April 25, one of several Tyson plants across the country that have voluntarily closed in an effort to help contain the spread of the virus.

The Cass County Health Department's administrator, Serenity Alter, said 890 employees at the plant have tested positive so far, and that a couple of hundred of others still need to be screened. Hli Yang, a spokeswoman for the company, said the Logansport plant employs 2,200 people. She declined to confirm the number who have tested positive for the virus.

"Since this is an ever-changing situation, we are not disclosing the number of confirmed cases associated with a plant," she told NBC News.
More:

Nearly 900 workers at a Tyson Foods plant in Indiana test positive for coronavirus

The 890 employees who have tested positive so far represent 40 percent of the workforce at the pork-processing plant.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[raven]

I like your metaphor.

A plan does appear to be unfolding. I've said previously that I suspect a sophisticated AI is calling the shots. The sequences feel too staged, not quite "human." The timing of the shutdowns certainly didn't match the realities on the ground at that time. That suggests a pre-planned sequence, a script.

The virus is real.
The conspiracy is also real.

Its a virus. Humans have lived with viruses throughout the history of man.
However, never in the history of man did the world shut down the economy of the world.

If you have thought this, then you ask yourself
"would the government lie to you"
"would the government destroy the economy in order to achieve their political goals"
can I point to an instance of this happening?

You do not have to go far "2008 Housing Crisis - created by government - the goal, Obamacare (Obama was the carrier)"
If you think about it, the government has been responsible for every financial crisis. We have the regulations that were designed to prevent financial crisis as proof.

The conclusion with the thought process is "the government decided to shut down the economy of the world"
and the reason seems clear.
They have announced their intention of creating a one world government for years.
Shutting down the economies of the entire world creates a crisis which is too big for any one government.
Therefore . . . we must unite.

What other conclusion can you reach?

 

[bw]

Its a virus. Humans have lived with viruses throughout the history of man.
However, never in the history of man did the world shut down the economy of the world.

Never had the ability before. Even now no one has the ability to shut down the world. It's playing out country by country.

 

[Kris Gandillon]

The last 7 days for US Confirmed Cases day-over-day % increases. We were getting lower and now it is creeping back up. As various places open up, we could see this increase continue. Or if it is truly beginning to "burn out" maybe not.

3.50%​

2.86%​

2.27%​

2.41%​

2.63%​

2.76%​

3.08%​

Where we are headed if the rate stays about the same...around 3% day-over-day:



And if the rate does stay the same, we could pass the Spanish Flu in number of deaths (675,000) by mid-July 2020.

However, it would take until 8/21 to pass the "percentage of population" deaths incurred by the Spanish Flu which was .655% of the population died from the Spanish Flu by the end of 1918. In 2020 terms that would translate into 330,000,000 *.655% = 2,161,500 deaths.

 

[Dozdoats]

The video at #46,660 is a MUST SEE.

Doctor Strangelove has moved to the biolab now....

 

[Tom McDowell]

The video at #46,660 is a MUST SEE.

Doctor Strangelove has moved to the biolab now....

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6y8dlhoMpo
Premiering

Newsweek Bombshell: Covid-19 Virus Lab-Made? Fauci Connected?
•Premiere in progress. Started 13 minutes ago


Peak Prosperity

One of the more acutely-asked questions since the covid-19 pandemic broke out has been: Is the virus man-made? Debate on the matter has been wild and furious.

After much investigation, Chris is now chiming in on the heels of an explosive Newsweek report. Newsweek reveals that as recently as last year, the US funded scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in 'gain of function' research on bat coronaviruses. The source of that funding? The National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Disease, headed by.....(drumroll please)....Dr Anthony Fauci, lead medical expert for American's Covid-19 task force.

Now, this doesn't mean the virus was lab-engineered as a bio-weapon. But it does suggest a naturally-occuring bat virus could have been artificially accelerated along certain vectors. Of course, this raises an awfully lot of urgent and important questions.

So far, Fauci has not commented on the Newsweek report. But we will be keeping close tabs on developments from here

LINKS FROM THIS VIDEO: Bombshell https://www.newsweek.com/dr-fauci-bac... Gain of Function https://osp.od.nih.gov/biotechnology/... NPR super weak refuting https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsand... Jurassic Park – full 44 second clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRNX6... Jurassic park – never stopped to think if they should 10 second clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY-pU... Infectious clone technology https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...

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Just be cause you can, doesn't mean you should.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PLvdmifDSk


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[coalcracker]

Humans are predisposed to think there is some larger agency behind any state or action. It's just how our minds work.

True, and I very well could be falling into that all-too-human frailty, but there is also a very real intuitive sense we carry. You know, when you sense someone is watching you, or when someone walks into the room and you know they're present without seeing or hearing them.

I don't sense enough "two steps forward, one step back." The chaos throughout has been too mechanical, too "programmed."

Everything appears like the stock market, just a bit too tidy.

 

[ambereyes]

Nearly 900 workers at a Tyson Foods plant in Indiana test positive for coronavirus
The 890 employees who have tested positive so far represent 40 percent of the workforce at the pork-processing plant.
May 1, 2020, 2:23 PM EDT
By Janelle Griffith

Nearly 900 employees, 40 percent of the workforce, at a Tyson Foods pork-processing plant in Indiana have tested positive for the coronavirus. The plant in Logansport halted operations April 25, one of several Tyson plants across the country that have voluntarily closed in an effort to help contain the spread of the virus.

The Cass County Health Department's administrator, Serenity Alter, said 890 employees at the plant have tested positive so far, and that a couple of hundred of others still need to be screened. Hli Yang, a spokeswoman for the company, said the Logansport plant employs 2,200 people. She declined to confirm the number who have tested positive for the virus.

"Since this is an ever-changing situation, we are not disclosing the number of confirmed cases associated with a plant," she told NBC News.
More:

Nearly 900 workers at a Tyson Foods plant in Indiana test positive for coronavirus

The 890 employees who have tested positive so far represent 40 percent of the workforce at the pork-processing plant.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[ambereyes]

It would be interesting to see how many have symptoms.

 

[SSTemplar]

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/health_policy/Provisional-Death-Counts-COVID-19-Pneumonia-and-Influenza.pdf

 

[joannita]

I am so sorry, pschgirl. My son in law also lost his job recently. I will add you, your hubby and family to my prayers. I hope he can find another position soon.

praying also.

 

[raven]

Never had the ability before. Even now no one has the ability to shut down the world. It's playing out country by country.

yea, yer probably right. this'll prolly all blow over by memorial day.

 

[danielboon]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1256626738899156993

View: https://mobile.twitter.com/EndGameWW3/status/1256626738899156993

 

[Tom McDowell]

Coronavirus deaths in Italy have risen by 474, after 269 new deaths were recorded on Friday, marking the largest daily toll since 21 April, authorities have announced.

The steep increase in deaths followed a gradual declining trend and was driven largely by Lombardy, the country’s worst affected region, where there were 329 deaths in the last 24 hours compared with 88 the day before.

The daily tally of new infections nationwide was broadly stable for a third day running at 1,900 against 1,965 on Friday.

It brings the total death toll in the Mediterranean country to 28,710, the second highest in the world after the US.

Coronavirus news: Malaysia rounds up migrants as UN warns of crackdown on vulnerable – as it happened

Somalia reports rapid rise in Covid-19 deaths; 98 people die in one New York nursing home

www.theguardian.com

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[Tom McDowell]

Another wave of coronavirus will likely hit the US in the fall. Here's why
From CNN's Nicole Chavez

There are many aspects of the virus that remain unknown for scientists but older viruses offer some clues.

People usually get infected by four common coronaviruses that were first identified in the mid-1960s, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And those tend to peak in the winter months.

Dr. Greg Poland, a professor of medicine and infectious diseases at the Mayo Clinic, said that SARS-CoV-2, the technical name for the novel coronavirus that causes Covid-19, is likely to follow that pattern.

If that happens, a second wave of the virus would return just in time for the start of flu season. The flu has been a constant threat for Americans and devastating in recent years. The CDC estimates there were at least 39 million cases of the flu in the US and at least 24,000 deaths during the 2019-2020 season.

Poland, the director of the Mayo Clinic's Vaccine Research Group, says the combination of a second wave of Covid-19 with flu season could create "a lot of confusion" because of their overlap in symptoms and put a heavy strain on the health care system.

It wouldn't be the first pandemic to come back in force. In 2009, the US experienced a wave of cases of the H1N1 influenza virus, known as swine flu, in the spring. Months later, a second wave was reported in the fall and winter, the CDC says.

The 1918 influenza pandemic, which killed 50 million people globally and about 675,000 Americans, appeared as an initial mild spring wave in the US before a lethal second wave hit the country in September.

Read more on what can be done to prevent this:


RELATEDAnother wave of coronavirus will likely hit the US in the fall. Here's why and what we can do to stop it

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[poppy]

The last 7 days for US Confirmed Cases day-over-day % increases. We were getting lower and now it is creeping back up. As various places open up, we could see this increase continue. Or if it is truly beginning to "burn out" maybe not.

3.50%​

2.86%​

2.27%​

2.41%​

2.63%​

2.76%​

3.08%​

Where we are headed if the rate stays about the same...around 3% day-over-day:

View attachment 195149

And if the rate does stay the same, we could pass the Spanish Flu in number of deaths (675,000) by mid-July 2020.

However, it would take until 8/21 to pass the "percentage of population" deaths incurred by the Spanish Flu which was .655% of the population died from the Spanish Flu by the end of 1918. In 2020 terms that would translate into 330,000,000 *.655% = 2,161,500 deaths.

The confirmed cases numbers don't mean anything because increased testing is finding more cases that were out there anyway. They were just testing people with symptoms but now they have more test kits and many places are testing anyone who wants a test. They are now catching some of those we already knew were walking around with no symptoms.

 

[naturallysweet]

The confirmed cases numbers don't mean anything because increased testing is finding more cases that were out there anyway. They were just testing people with symptoms but now they have more test kits and many places are testing anyone who wants a test. They are now catching some of those we already knew were walking around with no symptoms.

Since the symptomatic list for coronavirus is about 30 symptoms long. And many people are running a fever at 98.7. and we are in the beginning of hay fever season. where are all these magical people that can go 14 days without a single symptom?

because since the day I've heard about coronavirus, I haven't gone a single day without some thing that could be described as a coronavirus symptom.
.where are these magical perfectly healthy people that never have an aching joint, headache, sore throat, etc week after week??

 

[ambereyes]

Since the symptomatic list for coronavirus is about 30 symptoms long. And many people are running a fever at 98.7. and we are in the beginning of hay fever season. where are all these magical people that can go 14 days without a single symptom?

because since the day I've heard about coronavirus, I haven't gone a single day without some thing that could be described as a coronavirus symptom.
.where are these magical perfectly healthy people that never have an aching joint, headache, sore throat, etc week after week??

Yep, right now I'm sure my temp is elevated been working outside, my shoulder hurts and the allergies are kicking up. Also have a headache, which might or might not be from some Johnny Walker.

 

[seagull]

My husband just lost his job today, due to this scourge, this nasty sh##% that we call covid19.

His management team called today. They can’t reopen and the numbers are too bad.

We might “be done”. I’m in no mood for any of this shit.

This, will happen, all across America.

I’m crying too hard for ANY consolememt or discussion.

If I, all by myself, could personally strangle each and every Chinese epidemiology person right now I would.
Hands freaking down.

Say a prayer to St Michael. Put it in God’s hands. There is some serious evil being delivered upon us.

 

[seagull]

Never had the ability before. Even now no one has the ability to shut down the world. It's playing out country by country.

It’s satan’s plan and operation carried out by his acolytes.

 

[Kris Gandillon]

The confirmed cases numbers don't mean anything because increased testing is finding more cases that were out there anyway. They were just testing people with symptoms but now they have more test kits and many places are testing anyone who wants a test. They are now catching some of those we already knew were walking around with no symptoms.

The interesting (to me) aspect is that regardless of your brushing off the Confirmed Cases as "not meaning anything" is that there is still a very strong mathmatical correlation on a daily basis between Daily Confirmed Cases and Daily Deaths.

I am doing correlations starting with number of Confirmed Cases 14 days ago and Deaths today along with going out further than 14 days ago, 1 day at a time and also in closer a day at a time to see "how many days ago" provides the best "fit" and correlation to current day deaths.

My underlying hypothesis is that there is likely a strong correlation that those who die today were likely confirmed x days ago. And that x is likely to be in the range of 10-20 days ago.

But regardless there is a very strong correlation between Confirmed Cases and Deaths during this timeframe. I am just fine-tuning to see if there is a "best fit" on how many days ago they were "Confirmed".

 

[blackjeep]

Another wave of coronavirus will likely hit the US in the fall. Here's why
From CNN's Nicole Chavez

There are many aspects of the virus that remain unknown for scientists but older viruses offer some clues.

People usually get infected by four common coronaviruses that were first identified in the mid-1960s, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And those tend to peak in the winter months.

Dr. Greg Poland, a professor of medicine and infectious diseases at the Mayo Clinic, said that SARS-CoV-2, the technical name for the novel coronavirus that causes Covid-19, is likely to follow that pattern.

If that happens, a second wave of the virus would return just in time for the start of flu season. The flu has been a constant threat for Americans and devastating in recent years. The CDC estimates there were at least 39 million cases of the flu in the US and at least 24,000 deaths during the 2019-2020 season.

Poland, the director of the Mayo Clinic's Vaccine Research Group, says the combination of a second wave of Covid-19 with flu season could create "a lot of confusion" because of their overlap in symptoms and put a heavy strain on the health care system.

It wouldn't be the first pandemic to come back in force. In 2009, the US experienced a wave of cases of the H1N1 influenza virus, known as swine flu, in the spring. Months later, a second wave was reported in the fall and winter, the CDC says.

The 1918 influenza pandemic, which killed 50 million people globally and about 675,000 Americans, appeared as an initial mild spring wave in the US before a lethal second wave hit the country in September.

Read more on what can be done to prevent this:


RELATEDAnother wave of coronavirus will likely hit the US in the fall. Here's why and what we can do to stop it

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That’s a CNN news piece, which nearly assures that it’s more of the deep state agenda to keep people in uncertainty and fear.

All the numbers and projections have been false, and are currently false.

I hope others can see through the propaganda we are fed every day.

 

[Mixin]

Indiana Dept. of Corrections added 'recovered' to its chart yesterday. Here are the numbers from yesterday:
Staff: 185 positive., 102 recovered, 2 deaths
Offenders: 4416 quarantined, 536 isolated, 367 positive 184 recovered, 11 deaths = 2 presumed cov., 9 confirmed

Here's today's update:

IDOC Facility COVID-19 Data

www.in.gov

 

[TorahTips]

I like your metaphor.

A plan does appear to be unfolding. I've said previously that I suspect a sophisticated AI is calling the shots. The sequences feel too staged, not quite "human." The timing of the shutdowns certainly didn't match the realities on the ground at that time. That suggests a pre-planned sequence, a script.

The virus is real.
The conspiracy is also real.

Please explain what you mean by a "plan is unfolding." I too believe this is the product of AI (and likely more that I can't say now). Very interested in the plan and where you see it going. What is the ultimate purpose?

 

[Tristan]

It would be interesting to see how many have symptoms.

It would be even more interesting to carefully track the progress of the virus in this population, along with any nutritional or pharmacological interventions, until the end.

The beginnings of a good dataset.

 

[Kris Gandillon]

It would be even more interesting to carefully track the progress of the virus in this population, along with any nutritional or pharmacological interventions, until the end.

The beginnings of a good dataset.

Yes, that would be interesting but this thing has been too chaotic for that. One would have needed to start that effort early on and staffed and resourced to actually do it in a consistent enough fashion across at least the United States.

I guess you could start the effort at any point during the pandemic and have an * noting that the data collection effort did not begin until we were X months into the process.

 

[Ping Jockey]

Yes, we are on track for 60,000 dead using the 17 day time frame for May. My concern is we are at a base of 60,000 to 80,000 a month till the end of 2020.

Medical malpractice kills far more people.

Deaths by medical mistakes hit records

It's a chilling reality -- one often overlooked in annual mortality statistics: Preventable medical errors persist as the No. 3 killer in the U.S. -- third only to heart disease and cancer -- claiming the lives of some 400,000 people each year. At a Congressional hearing July 17, patient safety...

www.healthcareitnews.com

Are we going to socially distance ourselves from doctors now?

DD, I still say we all need to nominate you for calling play-by-play on Armageddon. Get all the fans spun up by getting their panic pumps run up past 400hz.

 

[Ping Jockey]

Yep, right now I'm sure my temp is elevated been working outside, my shoulder hurts and the allergies are kicking up. Also have a headache, which might or might not be from some Johnny Walker.

You ever try the Dalmor or Glenmorangie?

 

[ktrapper]

Medical malpractice kills far more people.

Deaths by medical mistakes hit records

It's a chilling reality -- one often overlooked in annual mortality statistics: Preventable medical errors persist as the No. 3 killer in the U.S. -- third only to heart disease and cancer -- claiming the lives of some 400,000 people each year. At a Congressional hearing July 17, patient safety...

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Are we going to socially distance ourselves from doctors now?

DD, I still say we all need to nominate you for calling play-by-play on Armageddon. Get all the fans spun up by getting their panic pumps run up past 400hz.

I already do social distance from Doctors and prescription meds.
Correctly prescribed prescription meds kill as well. I read one year it was 128,000 or so.