So is Johns Hopkins the next Twitter/instagram/you tube entity to be banned?
Well the link is not working - the ruling committee must have seen it
No shit? I read it 2 hours ago. It was a JHU student publication to be fair. Also, the rationale for lockdowns has their roots in a high school girl’s paper.
Consider the following figures- US Total deaths by year per CDC:
2013: 2,596,993 2014: 2,626,418 2015: 2,712,630 2016: 2,744,248 2017: 2,813,503 2018: 2,839,205 2019: 2,855,000 2020: as of 11/14 total deaths= 2,512,880
At present the US is experiencing a 1.12% increase in overall mortality rates for 2020- not good- pandemicky numbers to be sure.
However, last year, 2019, there was also a 1.12% increase. Did we miss a pandemic in 2019?
But wait it’s even "scarier"- 2018 saw a 1.22% increase in mortality rates, 2017 saw a 1.24% increase, 2016 1.27% increase, 2015 1.27% increase, 2014 1.29% increase- all exceeding 2020’s increase in mortality rate- so does this mean we have had pandemics for the last 7 years?
Does this indicate non-stop pandemics every year for the last 7 years and we just weren’t paying attention and didn’t have an 'honest" media to keep us pinned to our beds in a proper state of fear?
And BTW 2013 all the way back to 2009 all showed .09% increases in mortality rates- don’t know where the cutoff is but certainly even these years were “pandemic like” if you feel this year was truly a pandemic.
It isn’t until we go back to the year 2008 that we see a decrease in overall mortality rates in the US. For 20 straight years there were decreases in mortality rates and then in 2009 this changed- since then we have had an increase in mortality rates. Why is that? Could this point to the 2008 economic recession as being the leading indicator rather than some supernatural viral entity? In reality this year at present seems to be no different in overall mortality rates compared to last year and less of an increase than 5 of the 6 the preceding years. How is this possible during a “pandemic of biblical proportions?”
It's always important to look at the rates (populations are increasing and rates vary) and overall trends to get a clear picture. It's also been obvious since April that how death certificates are filed have been dramatically altered (first time in history) to give liberal interpretations to "Covid" as being cause of death- and let's not forget that PCR tests at greater than 35 cycles (as is the case in virtually every lab in the US/Europe) produce massive false positives. This article illustrates indeed that past deaths caused by heart disease are now obviously getting lumped into the catch-all "Covid" category.
Oh and BTW the WHO changed it's definition of what IS a Pandemic in 2009- might want to look into how and why that was done.
I have no idea whether the story or the paper it covered are valid. Kinda weird it was pulled though. However, last night I saw a lot of misrepresentation of what it actually was. It was not a JHU study. It was an economist's study covered in a JHU student newspaper.
I have no idea whether the story or the paper it covered are valid. Kinda weird it was pulled though. However, last night I saw a lot of misrepresentation of what it actually was. It was not a JHU study. It was an economist's study covered in a JHU student newspaper.
I have no idea whether the story or the paper it covered are valid. Kinda weird it was pulled though. However, last night I saw a lot of misrepresentation of what it actually was. It was not a JHU study. It was an economist's study covered in a JHU student newspaper.
Regardless, it cuts against the Lefty Narrative that COVID will kill us all if we live normally.
So why is our overall death rate the same. Wu Flu cured cancer, heart attacks, the flu, renal failure, emphysema, the common cold and who knows what all. Is it a wonder drug or a death sentence? And why hasn't the CDC deducted the 130 something thousand deaths not related to China virus from the total published number? Why does one have to look at the archived article since they pulled it from the John Hopkins site?
Same in California. An enlightened governor who ignored DRUMP and did EVERYTHING write and it still suck and we are still locked down and about to go to DEFCON 1 lockdown
Any of the Bidentards now here want to tell us what your fucking hero is going to do to BEAT the VID?
Election is over. As soon as they can figure out how to keep the steal the vid will be completely gone.
No way, for a couple reasons.
They’re addicted to the power. No one willingly gives that up.
The states are out of money and need hostages for ransom. They will only let the hostages go once the federal checks clear and they get policy changes in return and get to blame the bad economy on Trump.
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Well the link is not working - the ruling committee must have seen it
Mandate, you know.
Consider the following figures- US Total deaths by year per CDC:
2013: 2,596,993
2014: 2,626,418
2015: 2,712,630
2016: 2,744,248
2017: 2,813,503
2018: 2,839,205
2019: 2,855,000
2020: as of 11/14 total deaths= 2,512,880
At present the US is experiencing a 1.12% increase in overall mortality rates for 2020- not good- pandemicky numbers to be sure.
However, last year, 2019, there was also a 1.12% increase. Did we miss a pandemic in 2019?
But wait it’s even "scarier"- 2018 saw a 1.22% increase in mortality rates, 2017 saw a 1.24% increase, 2016 1.27% increase, 2015 1.27% increase, 2014 1.29% increase- all exceeding 2020’s increase in mortality rate- so does this mean we have had pandemics for the last 7 years?
Does this indicate non-stop pandemics every year for the last 7 years and we just weren’t paying attention and didn’t have an 'honest" media to keep us pinned to our beds in a proper state of fear?
And BTW 2013 all the way back to 2009 all showed .09% increases in mortality rates- don’t know where the cutoff is but certainly even these years were “pandemic like” if you feel this year was truly a pandemic.
It isn’t until we go back to the year 2008 that we see a decrease in overall mortality rates in the US. For 20 straight years there were decreases in mortality rates and then in 2009 this changed- since then we have had an increase in mortality rates. Why is that? Could this point to the 2008 economic recession as being the leading indicator rather than some supernatural viral entity?
In reality this year at present seems to be no different in overall mortality rates compared to last year and less of an increase than 5 of the 6 the preceding years. How is this possible during a “pandemic of biblical proportions?”
It's always important to look at the rates (populations are increasing and rates vary) and overall trends to get a clear picture.
It's also been obvious since April that how death certificates are filed have been dramatically altered (first time in history) to give liberal interpretations to "Covid" as being cause of death- and let's not forget that PCR tests at greater than 35 cycles (as is the case in virtually every lab in the US/Europe) produce massive false positives. This article illustrates indeed that past deaths caused by heart disease are now obviously getting lumped into the catch-all "Covid" category.
Oh and BTW the WHO changed it's definition of what IS a Pandemic in 2009- might want to look into how and why that was done.
So it's censored and gone, Toot-Sweet.
All about scamming the election!
Prove me wrong.
Any of the Bidentards now here want to tell us what your fucking hero is going to do to BEAT the VID?
That's what I thought
They’re addicted to the power. No one willingly gives that up.
The states are out of money and need hostages for ransom. They will only let the hostages go once the federal checks clear and they get policy changes in return and get to blame the bad economy on Trump.