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Originally Posted by Buckeye Bleau
Great point but the facts are a little lacking.
Let us use CDC’s own numbers back in 8/2020. It had been reported that about 165,000 people in the USA expired from COVID-19. CDC admitted that the tabulation criteria were wrong and only about 6% of those were C-19 deaths. The remainder were folks who died and the pathogen was found in their blood. So the number was actually less than 10,000.
Now coupled that with testing that had up to 40% false positives and if further reduces the number. Don’t believe it? Well a week after the inauguration the CDC and the WHO recommended changes in the testing to reduce the number of false positives in the interest of improved accuracy.
You don’t hear much of that in the mass media do you?
You see they are using numbers from an inaccurate testing system and they purposely utilize the wrong words. They should be using “died WITH C-19 in their system” NOT “died FROM C-19”. There is a difference and they know it.
EVEN WITH THE BAD TESTS, 99% of those who contract it, recover, conclusion, we surrendered our freedom, our rights and our economy for something with less than 1% fatality rate AND that is IF you get this 5% contagion pathogen.
The Office of Management & Budget has investigated the CDC reporting anc found ghat they created their own reporting system for C-19 which is a violation of at least two legislative acts and this is why the CDC since late last year has been revising the numbers. But still the media is not covering those releases.
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I have a difficult time buying what you say. What is your response to our overwhelmed health care system in parts of our country? What about those refrigerated trucks that were used as makeshift morgues because morgues had no room? What about the on site make shift hospitals that were popping up in ramp garages and such? These scenarios have NEVER occurred in our lifetimes. I don't give a flying fig for the numbers, the stats and the graphs. They are all skewed and do not have a common denominator for reporting. I saw with my own eyes our health care systems overwhelmed. That was real to me.