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Title: How Coronavirus Cases in The U.S. Are Going to Explode Out of Nowhere
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Lew Rockwell
URL Source: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/03 ... ing-to-explode-out-of-nowhere/
Published: Mar 23, 2020
Author: Bill Sardi
Post Date: 2020-03-23 04:27:26 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 18026
Comments: 58
In a prior report I revealed the spring equinox (May 19) marks the beginning of the earth tilting back towards the sun and an increase solar ultraviolet radiation which results in elevate vitamin D levels in human populations that will abolish coronavirus cases and death. I also indicated quarantines will be counterproductive and force people indoors and further deprive them of life-saving vitamin D. Ron Klain, the ex-federal EBOLA CZAR, issued a warning that coronavirus cases are going to “explode” in the U.S. On Thursday, March 19, 4,940 new cases were reported. Coronavirus deaths are also predicted to rise precipitously. But here is how this ruse is accomplished. Buried in the news report is this language: “numbers in the U.S. are rising sharply partly because testing is being more widespread.” So indiscriminate news reports will sound alarming because news agencies want to capture readership. This parade of irresponsible news reports is anticipated to raise levels of anxiety in the American population at large. The “What do we do now?” panic sets in. Because there are more cases of coronavirus infection reported with more testing, and because testing produces a high percentage of false positive tests that falsely indicate a person has the disease when they don’t, it will be easy to mislead the public and cause the public to accept draconian community lockdowns. Just the intentional withholding of toilet paper supplies could provoke civilian unrest and cause the public to clamor for troops in the streets to halt civil unrest. And just because more deaths are likely to be attributed to coronavirus does not necessarily mean the virus is the cause of the pneumonia that kills. It just could be a companion virus. Or it could even be tuberculosis. An overlay of US maps shows the same geographical incidence for coronavirus as for tuberculosis. So which germ is it? Despite the admission that coronavirus was in circulation in the U.S. prior to the initial news reports of a coronavirus outbreak in China in January 2020, this means coronavirus was either causing so few deaths it went unnoticed or simply was not causing symptomatic disease. So, what are we worried about if we get infected, experience mild or no symptoms, and develop natural long-term antibodies against this pathogenic disease, without need for future vaccination? Coronavirus induces a lower respiratory tract infection (lungs versus throat and bronchus) where lungs fill with fluid (pneumonia) blocking oxygen transfer to the blood. Patients drown in their own fluids. Chronic lower respiratory diseases are already the number four cause of death in the U.S., resulting in 160,201 deaths in 2017. More than 250,000 people are hospitalized for pneumonia annually in the US. The mortality rate for pneumonia in the US population (all ages) is 15.1 deaths per 100,000. An estimated 50,000 Americans die of pneumonia annually (137/DAY). An estimated 4,749 pneumonia-associated deaths per year (13/day) are reported for the State of New York (2018 data), an epicenter for this infectious disease. Unless New York health officials report excess pneumonia-related deaths over the normal seasonal occurrence, the published number will be totally misleading. Most deaths associated with coronavirus infection and resultant pneumonia occur among aged adults, over age 70 and predominately over age 80. According to STATISTA, there are ~12,680,000 Americans over age 80 (2018). Using an estimation that 80% of the 50,000 deaths due to pneumonia in the U.S. occur among 80-90-year-olds (40,000 deaths or 110 pneumonia-related deaths per day), the pneumonia mortality rate would only be ~4/10ths of one percent of that total population. A Stanford University epidemiologist says reports of widespread death from COVID-19 coronavirus are unsubstantiated and irresponsible, but they are governing the daily decisions by politicians how to manage this disease. The population at large has been ill-advised to wear masks and conduct habitual hand washing, which are meaningless. All of the health pronouncements issued from public health agencies, particularly the Centers for Disease Control, emanate from an infectious disease that is not even as deadly as the seasonal flu. Yet every single case is being reported in the news, giving the false impression millions of Americans are going to die. Bottom line, misleading news reports are likely to report thousands of new coronavirus-related deaths that are likely a part of the normal course of events. PNEUMONIA VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS An estimated 68.9% of adults over age 65 have been inoculated against pneumococcal infection. The pneumonia vaccine is said to be 85% effective against strains of Streptococcus pneumococcal infection. Data tabulated below does not support the claim that increased vaccination reduces deaths caused by pneumonia. VACCINATION AGAINST STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMOCCAL INFECTION IS NOT ASSOCIATION WITH REDUCTION IN PNEUMONIA DEATHS Year Pneumonia, deaths
Source:American Lung Association% of adults over age 65 ever received pneumococcal vaccination
Source: Tableau, May 29, 2019
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
Ye ol' Fake News corona numbers, like gov economic statistics. Who's a thunk it?
Seems that a lot of posters here are drinking the MSM kool-aid these days, Gatlin being a prime example.
You tend not to run toward bad things and work to improve or correct them . There are long-term benefits to taking concrete steps to improve bad situations. Identify the contours of the problem you are presenting, then create a plan of attack or recommend corrective action. Don’t just continually jump from posting one fear mongering article to the next. You need to respond to your avoidance urges by taking action, prioritize personal control and fulfillment over spreading anxiety.
I have things to do now, so I will leave you with this. You need to be go easy on your scare mongering tactic. Yes, some days will be worse than others. But ultimately, problem solving must be an inevitable part of our daily lives – No matter how hard you try to “hack” your agenda. This is why it’s important to be realistic about problems in your life, and cut yourself some slack on the days you feel like engaging in more scare mongering. We’re living through a global health crisis, after all; times are tough, they’re stressful, and struggling with dark thoughts or overwhelming feelings is to be expected. At a time like this, you need to be warm and supportive when other people get overwhelmed and see if you can treat yourself the same way. It’s important to recognize that we need to be ultra-sensitive to others’ anxiety right now. That may be hard for you to do since your social brain appears to be hardwired to pick up on other people’s fear, absorb it as our own and do everything you can to instill that fear in others. We are all being tested during these times. And we’ll get to the other side of this. Then we should look back and ask how we conducted ourselves – including how we treated and responded to other people. All we can do each day is the best we can do and we can do the best we can each day. What you need to do is to stop stirring the shit – Capiche …
Tell it the news media. It’s important to recognize that we need to be ultra-sensitive to others’ anxiety right now. Oh, I didn't realize that LF was inhabited by cringing little snowflakes. Posters here are adults, not children. We are all being tested during these times. We are being lied to - it's important that folks realize that. What you need to do is to stop stirring the shit What you need to do is go hide somewhere safe if you are so fearful.
I do plan to continue to follow the recommended steps to help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus. What are you doing?
What are you doing? Living my life free of fear, unlike so many here who seem to think that this is the end of the world.
What are you doing? Living my life free of fear … Can you be more specific so that those here who wish to use you as a shining example who has logically driven daily life procedures can duplicate your lifestyle under the conditions today.
Now that you have had time to carefully consider my question to you and you have prepared yourself to give a logically realistic answer – I ask once again that you please be more specific and tell everyone exactly how “living [your] life free pf fear” in any way will “help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus?”
I can't make it any simpler than that for you. Shopping in the wee hours when there are fewer people, which is something I have always done. Work - home - work, same as I always have. I refuse to be frightened by the media who are promoting the coronapocalypse bullshit. One thing that brings a smile to my face is your stock portfolio going in the crapper.
I can't make it any simpler than that for you. Shopping in the wee hours when there are fewer people, which is something I have always done. Work - home - work, same as I always have.
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#5. To: Hondo68 (#1)
Ye ol' Fake News corona numbers, like gov economic statistics. Who's a thunk it?
#7. To: Deckard (#5)
#8. To: Deckard (#7)
#10. To: Gatlin (#8)
You need to be go easy on your scare mongering tactic.
#15. To: Deckard (#10)
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What you need to do is go hide somewhere safe if you are so fearful.
No one should “go hide somewhere” or be “fearful” during these trying times.
#18. To: Gatlin (#15)
I do plan to continue to follow the recommended steps to help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus.
#25. To: Deckard (#18)
I do plan to continue to follow the recommended steps to help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus.
That's no answer – it is only a fuzzy generalized concept that is inherently vague and not clearly defined or fully described.
#37. To: Deckard (#25)
#39. To: Gatlin (#37)
I ask once again that you please be more specific and tell everyone exactly how “living [your] life free pf fear” in any way will “help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus?”
#43. To: Deckard (#39)
I ask once again that you please be more specific and tell everyone exactly how “living [your] life free pf fear” in any way will “help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus?”
Now, that is a much better partial answer than just saying that you are living your life free of fear is a way to “help prevent the spread of the Chinese coronavirus?”
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