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legendary
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March 16, 2021, 03:42:05 PM
#40
Drugs are poison. It kinda works like this.

You get illness/malady ABC. Immune system action DEF is just the right thing to handle illness/malady ABC. But for some reason the immune system isn't sensitive enough to realize that illness/malady ABC exists in a rather dangerous way. Possibly the immune system is all worn out from fighting all kinds of illnesses/maladies without the proper nutrition to keep it going.

So, the doctor gives drug XYZ, which causes the immune system to go into overdrive. The immune system feels drug XYZ. It says, "Yikes, danger, danger, danger. Emergency, emergency, emergency... there's a big, bad, killer drug XYZ that has just entered the system." So the immune system goes into overdrive, and accidentally activates immune system action DEF, which cures illness/malady ABC at the same time it is defeating drug XYZ.

When the body is finally past the danger zone, the poor, all-tired-out immune system takes a break. It gradually returns to its former strength, which wasn't really strength at all. About that time the doctor gives another dose of the drug, and it starts all over again.

Finally the immune system is so weak, that it doesn't react to any drugs any longer. The doctor says that the illness/malady has become drug resistant, when all it is, is a worn out immune system.

If the patient doesn't die, he is admitted to the hospital with some form of autoimmune disease... which is really only immune system sluggishness. Then the hospital kills him... accidentally, of course.

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legendary
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March 16, 2021, 05:45:22 AM
#39
use of drugs that have immune-surpressor element. should not be taken as a daily supplement before getting infected. as it dampens your immune system. meaning your body is not ready to fight it off effectively..

immuno suppression should only be used after the infection has peaked. to then dampen down the immune response IF its the immune response thats then causing adverse symptoms beyond whats meant to happen

many studies have been done and found that although the theory of immune suppression can reduce deaths caused by immune overload.. the reality is that using it too soon or too late makes the drug ineffective as a treatment.

remember the doctors advertising people should buy drugs/supplements when not currently suffering and use them above daily recommended dosages. are what the world call 'pillmills' selling pharma for profit

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as for the graph with the high excess death in december that is much higher then covid.
well it appears that those diagnosed.tested. scanned. treated but then succumb to covid and die. are covid deaths.
but there are alot that are not tested/scanned/diagnosed/treated. thus they have not been categorised as a covid death
it proves that not everyone is just auto-listed as covid death.
places like nursing homes with residents on DNR have had their death not listed as covid death even though covid and fighting covid was the ailment that made them suffer

yes maybe cuomo could have made it a policy to swab.blood test. xray and diagnose all corpses instead of his cover up.
but the stats show something in 2020 did cause significant larger amount of deaths than normal and it appears that 80% of decembers excess deaths of covid was under counted.. unlike badeckers assumption of over counting
legendary
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March 16, 2021, 04:32:59 AM
#38
contacting the doctor and his staff, and getting the proof.

My point really is that whatever your opinion on a topic, you'll certainly be able to find someone, somewhere who agrees with it. But the opinion of one doctor is not the same as the opinions of the rest of the scientific establishment. We need data to make a judgement. This is why large studies are better than small studies, why data attained from multiple independent sources are better than are from a single source, why reputable sources and websites with a proven track record are better than a random doctor on YouTube.
legendary
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March 15, 2021, 09:27:02 PM
#37
If Budesonide, or HCQ + zinc had been used, there would have only been a few deaths, and there wouldn't have been any pandemic.

The thing is though, you need to supply evidence to back up these claims. Not just someone talking on YouTube, but proper data. Peer reviewed papers, mass trials involving thousands of test subjects, meta-analyses bringing in data from different and independent sources, that sort of thing. That would give your assertions more weight.

You didn't click the link in my signature area? But if-you-did/when-you-do, you need to follow up by contacting the doctor and his staff, and getting the proof. The proof isn't just going to jump into your lap... except, of course, if you cured your cat with Budesonide.

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legendary
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March 15, 2021, 12:41:43 PM
#36
If Budesonide, or HCQ + zinc had been used, there would have only been a few deaths, and there wouldn't have been any pandemic.

The thing is though, you need to supply evidence to back up these claims. Not just someone talking on YouTube, but proper data. Peer reviewed papers, mass trials involving thousands of test subjects, meta-analyses bringing in data from different and independent sources, that sort of thing. That would give your assertions more weight.
legendary
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March 15, 2021, 09:22:26 AM
#35
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It's great news that the anticipated wave of new infections didn't appear. And it is indeed somewhat of a mystery.
We shouldn't jump to conclusions, so it's just speculation at the moment... and the most likely explanation is perhaps that a degree of herd immunity has been achieved. Excess deaths in January vastly outstripped confirmed Covid deaths, which suggests a large degree of under-reporting of cases.


https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-africas-drop-in-covid-19-cases-adds-to-questions-about-waves-of-infections-11615734003


If Budesonide, or HCQ + zinc had been used, there would have only been a few deaths, and there wouldn't have been any pandemic.

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March 15, 2021, 08:50:44 AM
#34
Now, exactly about Covid 19 is not clear, data from the government engaged in the vaccine business is increasingly being played with, even though there are many irregularities. For example, the country where I live will use the vaccine from China. The local government said "we will use the vaccine from China according to the direction and policy of the Ministry of Health, but if the vaccine from China does not react, then we will replace it with a vaccine from the UK."
Doesn't it look like citizens are turning into mice, switching from vaccine to vaccine. obviously we weren't even sure, and refused to be vaccinated.
the government does not give full confidence in the assurance of safety. Plus the current growing issue, that there is a fake vaccine that is spreading. the residents' fear grew.
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March 15, 2021, 06:33:38 AM
#33
I have the thought that the global Covid-19 cases have dropped because human immunity is getting used to the presence of this virus.
legendary
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March 15, 2021, 05:21:48 AM
#32
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It's great news that the anticipated wave of new infections didn't appear. And it is indeed somewhat of a mystery.
We shouldn't jump to conclusions, so it's just speculation at the moment... and the most likely explanation is perhaps that a degree of herd immunity has been achieved. Excess deaths in January vastly outstripped confirmed Covid deaths, which suggests a large degree of under-reporting of cases.


https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-africas-drop-in-covid-19-cases-adds-to-questions-about-waves-of-infections-11615734003
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legendary
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March 14, 2021, 03:14:56 AM
#30
nobody has detected a Covid virus. It's all guess-work.

Here you go. Assume 'guess-work' was a typo and you meant 'verifiable and reproducible scientific evidence'.


Thin-section electron micrographs of the 2019 novel coronavirus grown in cells at The University of Hong Kong. Image from John Nicholls, Leo Poon and Malik Peiris, The University of Hong Kong (Posted on Twitter/@hkumed on February 3, 2020)

https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/coronavirus-2019-ncov-photos-microscope-images-1642905-2020-02-03
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March 14, 2021, 01:51:10 AM
#29
^^^ There are loads of tiny particles in the body. Nobody properly sorted out any Covid virus from the rest of the stuff, so that they could say with certainty that they know that there is a virus.

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Yes doctor, any basis? research, article or research journal is accepted.

I don't have prior knowledge with these about "Tiny Particles" withholding a virus from being detected and such.

Try looking at some blood under a microscope. After all, nobody has detected a Covid virus. It's all guess-work. There are loads of tiny particles the size of viruses. Exosomes are some of them.

     Cool

In other words, you are just making stuffs out, whoopsies.

You don't have any evidences or supporting documents that will fortified your claims, ergo it is useless and irrelevant.
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March 13, 2021, 03:18:11 PM
#28
     Quite an interesting thought and has quite some legitimacy to it. But even so, I still think the preventive measures of the governments which are requiring face masks, social distancing, population control on malls and all, lockdowns, quarantines of different types along with all the other preventive measures that I failed to mention were helpful and really did have some important role in reducing the number of new active cases for covid-19.
legendary
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March 13, 2021, 03:41:48 AM
#27
^^^ There are loads of tiny particles in the body. Nobody properly sorted out any Covid virus from the rest of the stuff, so that they could say with certainty that they know that there is a virus.

Cool

Yes doctor, any basis? research, article or research journal is accepted.

I don't have prior knowledge with these about "Tiny Particles" withholding a virus from being detected and such.

Try looking at some blood under a microscope. After all, nobody has detected a Covid virus. It's all guess-work. There are loads of tiny particles the size of viruses. Exosomes are some of them.

     Cool
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March 10, 2021, 03:56:07 PM
#26
I have noticed that the numbers had decreased and what most people are scared of are the opening of ports and can no longer bear another series of lockdowns because it's totally going to dry the economy of a country that will do that entirely. Those recordings about deaths not from covid and being recorded as covid, they're also a hot issue since last year. But we're now having probably the last wave since the vaccines are rolling out. And with the decline of the number of cases, people have learned that following simple protocols and measures are helping.

Yeah I hope this is the case. In my country they are now selling corona self testing kits for home. No idea how is this going to work. I hope that not many people will actually use them, because otherwise the corona numbers are going to rise again a lot. Especially for the false positive cases, of which there are quite a few lately. And what about self reporting as a corona person? Somehow we need to get back to a normal life. It has been almost 1.5 years already.
Those kits are just a way to check if the people at their homes are probably infected, although most of those aren't really accurate but they are doing something to help themselves and to determine if they have the virus or not. It's actually a good initiative from those individuals and they're not only helping themselves but also the people who are near them. We'll be back to the normal living in the near future but not in the soonest that we can think.
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March 10, 2021, 03:26:55 AM
#25
I have noticed that the numbers had decreased and what most people are scared of are the opening of ports and can no longer bear another series of lockdowns because it's totally going to dry the economy of a country that will do that entirely. Those recordings about deaths not from covid and being recorded as covid, they're also a hot issue since last year. But we're now having probably the last wave since the vaccines are rolling out. And with the decline of the number of cases, people have learned that following simple protocols and measures are helping.

Yeah I hope this is the case. In my country they are now selling corona self testing kits for home. No idea how is this going to work. I hope that not many people will actually use them, because otherwise the corona numbers are going to rise again a lot. Especially for the false positive cases, of which there are quite a few lately. And what about self reporting as a corona person? Somehow we need to get back to a normal life. It has been almost 1.5 years already.
legendary
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March 09, 2021, 07:57:31 PM
#24
But still there are many countries who are yet to receive their ordered vaccines which means how they able to reduce the number of cases in the same time? Maybe it has an effect but it is clear that media lost their interest so we are not seeing much aggressive news about covid and it also seems that number of affected persons are also decreasing.

Look at the data and see if there are any clear patterns. Anecdotal evidence and speculation give us nothing... nothing beyond an initial hypothesis, which then needs to be tested against the data.
We've had a year of this pandemic, all around the globe. There are vast quantities of data from a vast number of independent sources. Let's not rely on speculation too much.

Pick a country that has reduced cases but no real vaccination programme. Look at the data, and see what's happening. Has a lockdown reduced community transmission? Compulsory mask-wearing? Is there a decline in testing, and therefore a decline in confirmed cases? Is the government claiming that Covid deaths are actually deaths from other causes - in which case the pattern would become clear from an excess mortality analysis. What do the data tell us?


The point of a vaccine is to reach herd immunity so by being purely technical, it can be said that cases are coming down due to herd immunity. So even if no vaccination program existed, eventually cases have to come down.

There are only two ways of reaching herd immunity.

1.) Mass vaccination
2.) Mass community spread.

So we have a lot of data for the US because they've vaccinated the most in absolute numbers. Take a look at the NYT daily case chart - https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html

You obviously see the steep decline which is a result of the elderly getting vaccinated and because millions have already gotten the virus, recovered, and can no longer transmit. The amount of people vaccinated do not even come close to *true* herd immunity which is 80 percent or more, but if you think about it -- the older folks getting vaccinated means the virus will primarily transmit within the younger population. This means you get less positive test results because younger folks will probably by asymptomatic and will not produce a positive test result.
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March 09, 2021, 04:28:35 PM
#23
I have noticed that the numbers had decreased and what most people are scared of are the opening of ports and can no longer bear another series of lockdowns because it's totally going to dry the economy of a country that will do that entirely. Those recordings about deaths not from covid and being recorded as covid, they're also a hot issue since last year. But we're now having probably the last wave since the vaccines are rolling out. And with the decline of the number of cases, people have learned that following simple protocols and measures are helping.
legendary
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March 09, 2021, 10:21:20 AM
#22
When you look at statistics as a whole, there are far fewer people that were reported dying from Covid than from cancer or heart disease. Later, the CDC said that 94% of these people essentially died from something else.

And then if you throw in the fact that the CDC had to combine Covid deaths with influenza deaths with pneumonia deaths just to hide the fact that, without their push to make Covid into something, the deaths would have been attributed to influenza or pneumonia.

Essentially, Covid is big bunch of blab by the medical, the media, and governments. People who are nutritionally sound are not even affected by Covid. People who are mentally sound, are not even affected by the fear of Covid.

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March 08, 2021, 10:39:35 PM
#21
I may personally that may be possible because each person is immune to themselves not quite the same depending on the person himself and perhaps that's some small example of why the corona virus can't be accurate or maybe it can be some small example of why the corona virus is evolving over time and various ways to prevent the corona virus developing Dealing with this and finding a cure or vaccine that could prevent the transmission of the corona virus, and it could also be our hope that this pandemic will soon be over, maintain a healthy sense of distance as well as cleanliness and obey health protocols
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March 08, 2021, 02:13:36 PM
#20
Slightly disturbing :/
legendary
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March 08, 2021, 11:35:33 AM
#19
The problem with this thinking is that, statistics show that people who didn't lock down or wear masks, were far freer from cases and sickness and death than those who did.

problem with your thinking is.
countries that closed the borders efficiently. and the tracked and traced people at the borders.. kept it out of their borders to allow people within to be more freer

so if you want to blame anyone for masks and infections and deaths.
blame trump for keeping the flights open and purposefully doing repatriation flights from hotzones. and then not monitoring/quarantining them people once in america

you should try to use common sense and facts
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March 08, 2021, 10:24:03 AM
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You can call it collapse being overwhelmed or whatever. How do you explain that there is a peak of 100% excess mortality just in April 2020 for a disease that has a so low death rate? That 100% excess was only in April. There is no other month with 100% excess mortality.

because in february and march2020.. there was no lockdown.
so the spread was high. the viral load was high
emphasis the spread and load.
it was getting over 1% a week spread. thus many infected.. thus many passing to each other.
many passing it upclose to each other. thus high load. thus many getting severe sick
so the exponential rate was at over 3 and with high load per infection

mid march lockdowns occured. and the spread curbed the peak. from over 3 to way below 0.8
in summer they tried to find a balance of restriction but not too much.. to keep it at 1 (flatline)
they relaxed it a bit in autumn.
but people were still social distancing and wearing masks which if you understood viral load. means less virus inhaled =less severity

do you get it yet
the january2021 infection peak was higher but lower death peak is due to people getting infected. but with lower viral load because they were being more careful than those in february/march 2020

do yo get it

The problem with this thinking is that, statistics show that people who didn't lock down or wear masks, were far freer from cases and sickness and death than those who did.

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March 08, 2021, 07:47:04 AM
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You can call it collapse being overwhelmed or whatever. How do you explain that there is a peak of 100% excess mortality just in April 2020 for a disease that has a so low death rate? That 100% excess was only in April. There is no other month with 100% excess mortality.

because in february and march2020.. there was no lockdown.
so the spread was high. the viral load was high
emphasis the spread and load.
it was getting over 1% a week spread. thus many infected.. thus many passing to each other.
many passing it upclose to each other. thus high load. thus many getting severe sick
so the exponential rate was at over 3 and with high load per infection

mid march lockdowns occured. and the spread curbed the peak. from over 3 to way below 0.8
in summer they tried to find a balance of restriction but not too much.. to keep it at 1 (flatline)
they relaxed it a bit in autumn.
but people were still social distancing and wearing masks which if you understood viral load. means less virus inhaled =less severity

do you get it yet
the january2021 infection peak was higher but lower death peak is due to people getting infected. but with lower viral load because they were being more careful than those in february/march 2020

do yo get it
legendary
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March 07, 2021, 11:57:54 PM
#16

A correlation value of 0.8 is pretty conclusive evidence that the excess deaths are due to Covid.

So, what? I've told you before I don't deny COVID exists.

The occurrence of the large peak in April may be due to many causes, including collapse of the hospital system.

I don't understand the point you're making with this bit, sorry. Please could you explain? Hospital systems don't in general collapse spontaneously. But they can become overwhelmed, leading to lower quality care and more deaths, if they are hit by something like — for example — a huge influx of patients due to a pandemic.

You can call it collapse being overwhelmed or whatever. How do you explain that there is a peak of 100% excess mortality just in April 2020 for a disease that has a so low death rate? That 100% excess was only in April. There is no other month with 100% excess mortality.

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March 07, 2021, 06:42:12 AM
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The occurrence of the large peak in April may be due to many causes, including collapse of the hospital system.

I don't understand the point you're making with this bit, sorry. Please could you explain? Hospital systems don't in general collapse spontaneously. But they can become overwhelmed, leading to lower quality care and more deaths, if they are hit by something like — for example — a huge influx of patients due to a pandemic.

pokerplayer is insinuating that car crash victims were left to die on the streets because hospitals only treat covid and refused ambulances for anything else.
he doesnt realise that ICU wards and 'elective surgery' wards were converted to treat covid patients and other wards like the ER and emergency surgical wards still treated other things like car crash injuries(as usual).
yes less breast implants and skin grafts occured.. but no rise in deaths because of elective surgery cancellations occured.

he also doesnt realise that the cancer monitoring appointments stopped from March-june(uk) did not result in premature cancer deaths in march/april. if someone was to die of cancer in 2 months.. hospitals wouldnt have been able to help anyway as they are already terminal.
and i dont need to say it but think i should for pokers benefit. someone having a screening in say JUNE would not have been a excess death in april (time doesnt flow backwards)

but it 'could' cause its own excess mortality rate year(s) later if hospitals dont catch up with screening appointments
emphasis on future impact. emphasis on IF not catch up with screening
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March 07, 2021, 06:16:54 AM
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That there is a 100% excess mortality peak in April tells me nothing if the overall excess mortality is around 5%. As I say, it may be due to different factors, among other things that at that time COVID was something new. If you add another disease to the mortality rate we already had, even if statistically it has a low mortality, the overall mortality rate will normally increase. This is fully compatible with COVID cases being inflated, as has been done, by counting completely asymptomatic people as COVID or also counting common flu cases as COVID.

But from your link (my bold):

The occurrence of the large peak in April may be due to many causes, including collapse of the hospital system.

I don't understand the point you're making with this bit, sorry. Please could you explain? Hospital systems don't in general collapse spontaneously. But they can become overwhelmed, leading to lower quality care and more deaths, if they are hit by something like — for example — a huge influx of patients due to a pandemic.
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March 07, 2021, 06:00:25 AM
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As I commented in another post, lies, bigger lies and statistics.

First, I don't know if you have not understood that I do not deny that COVID exists. Some people do, I don't. The occurrence of the large peak in April may be due to many causes, including collapse of the hospital system. That there is a 100% excess mortality peak in April tells me nothing if the overall excess mortality is around 5%. As I say, it may be due to different factors, among other things that at that time COVID was something new. If you add another disease to the mortality rate we already had, even if statistically it has a low mortality, the overall mortality rate will normally increase. This is fully compatible with COVID cases being inflated, as has been done, by counting completely asymptomatic people as COVID or also counting common flu cases as COVID.

what your not realising is the EXCESS DEATHS. is not the 'asymptomatic people'
asymptomatic people dont die.. .. common sense. no symptom=no death

what you dont understand is in march-april they were not even testing random people unaffected. they were testing only sick people to find out what their cause of their sickness was.
yep the ones in march-april wont be common flu death. because of tests/scans/diagnoses

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also if there was no lockdowns.
the excess rate in May would have been higher than april
the excess rate in June would have been higher than May
the excess rate in July would have been higher than June
and so on (ill draw you a ascii image at bottom if you cant understand the point here)
learn about exponential growth.
that lockdown cut that growth.
at the april period not even 1% of people had covid. imagine the excess death count if lockdown didnt happen

yes the deaths dipped in May nearer to normal levels. but this is not the virus still going wild at same levels and just being less deadly. it was stopping the deadly virus from reaching people. it dropped the levels

if there is no vaccine and no lockdowns the excess deaths would be magnitudes higher

as for your dilution of yearly data vs the data at the peaks. shows you dont understand.
learn how it was the lockdowns that diluted the excess death potential.. not the virus magically inerting itself
yep you adding in the 'null' months where lockdown cut infections. is just diluting the months where the virus was going wild


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March 06, 2021, 11:48:44 PM
#12
counting as dead by COVID people as cancer patients who exceed life expectancy, although they did not show any symptoms, if they were tested for COVID and were positive.

This is the same argument from a few days ago. My response is the same: if you don't trust reason for death, then just look at total deaths from any reason...



Something has been killing huge numbers of people over the last year, way more than normal... and this just happens to coincide with the Covid pandemic. There hasn't been a flu-or-anything-else pandemic.

Look, for example, at the UK in April 2020, peak of the first wave of Covid... deaths more than 100% above the 2015-2019 average. The pattern is stark, the evidence conclusive.


https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid


Your response (below) didn't address the question. I'm saying, okay, if you don't think that people are dying of Covid, if you think the mortality is no different to flu, then what is the reason for so many more people dying than normal, and why do the excess deaths coincide with waves of Covid infections? Look at the data.


As I commented in another post, lies, bigger lies and statistics.

First, I don't know if you have not understood that I do not deny that COVID exists. Some people do, I don't. The occurrence of the large peak in April may be due to many causes, including collapse of the hospital system. That there is a 100% excess mortality peak in April tells me nothing if the overall excess mortality is around 5%. As I say, it may be due to different factors, among other things that at that time COVID was something new. If you add another disease to the mortality rate we already had, even if statistically it has a low mortality, the overall mortality rate will normally increase. This is fully compatible with COVID cases being inflated, as has been done, by counting completely asymptomatic people as COVID or also counting common flu cases as COVID.


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March 06, 2021, 11:06:45 PM
#11
I think the reason for the drop is we have developed herd immunity.
Seems like virus was not as serious as the initial response our media and government gave.
The reported death also included death with any other disease as every people with low immunity easily contracted and tested positive for the virus.
And that population is already down and the remaining people could easily resist the virus or have antibodies already developed.

Vaccination surely helps but most of the countries presented a decrease in cases and death even before the first dose.
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March 06, 2021, 04:35:33 PM
#10
But still there are many countries who are yet to receive their ordered vaccines which means how they able to reduce the number of cases in the same time? Maybe it has an effect but it is clear that media lost their interest so we are not seeing much aggressive news about covid and it also seems that number of affected persons are also decreasing.

Look at the data and see if there are any clear patterns. Anecdotal evidence and speculation give us nothing... nothing beyond an initial hypothesis, which then needs to be tested against the data.
We've had a year of this pandemic, all around the globe. There are vast quantities of data from a vast number of independent sources. Let's not rely on speculation too much.

Pick a country that has reduced cases but no real vaccination programme. Look at the data, and see what's happening. Has a lockdown reduced community transmission? Compulsory mask-wearing? Is there a decline in testing, and therefore a decline in confirmed cases? Is the government claiming that Covid deaths are actually deaths from other causes - in which case the pattern would become clear from an excess mortality analysis. What do the data tell us?
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March 06, 2021, 03:45:29 PM
#9
Vaccinations too? I don't think that government have given enough vaccines to reduce the covid 19 yet so its something happening naturally not due to any actions taken by governments.

Vaccinations are having a clear statistical effect, yes. Take a look at the charts below for the UK.

Firstly, vaccination progress. Over 32% of the UK population have now had at least one dose. You will note that vaccination rate increased sharply from around mid-January. Vaccinations have been administered to people in 5-year age bands, starting from the most elderly (and vulnerable). The 80+ age group was completed some time ago, and we have now progressed down through the bandings into the 60yos.
But still there are many countries who are yet to receive their ordered vaccines which means how they able to reduce the number of cases in the same time? Maybe it has an effect but it is clear that media lost their interest so we are not seeing much aggressive news about covid and it also seems that number of affected persons are also decreasing.

the chart with the gold and blue sections..
firstly lockdown caused the decline in both sections(jan 19th (couple weeks after the rule))
however the gold decline is more noticable angle, different to the blue angle
this difference in the slope of the gold vs blue is the difference of the vaccine

basically if the 80+ were not vaccinated their lockdown decline of cases would be at the same angle/percent per week as the under 80
\ \ =no vaccine    \\ = vaccine
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Vaccinations too? I don't think that government have given enough vaccines to reduce the covid 19 yet so its something happening naturally not due to any actions taken by governments.

Vaccinations are having a clear statistical effect, yes. Take a look at the charts below for the UK.

Firstly, vaccination progress. Over 32% of the UK population have now had at least one dose. You will note that vaccination rate increased sharply from around mid-January. Vaccinations have been administered to people in 5-year age bands, starting from the most elderly (and vulnerable). The 80+ age group was completed some time ago, and we have now progressed down through the bandings into the 60yos.
But still there are many countries who are yet to receive their ordered vaccines which means how they able to reduce the number of cases in the same time? Maybe it has an effect but it is clear that media lost their interest so we are not seeing much aggressive news about covid and it also seems that number of affected persons are also decreasing.
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Watch the first 20 minutes of this - https://www.bitchute.com/video/fGrVfRKlrYtN/ - to see that the statistics don't make any sense. Covid was crashing long before the vaccine was available, and crashing further without lockdowns and masks than with them.

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Vaccinations too? I don't think that government have given enough vaccines to reduce the covid 19 yet so its something happening naturally not due to any actions taken by governments.

Vaccinations are having a clear statistical effect, yes. Take a look at the charts below for the UK.

Firstly, vaccination progress. Over 32% of the UK population have now had at least one dose. You will note that vaccination rate increased sharply from around mid-January. Vaccinations have been administered to people in 5-year age bands, starting from the most elderly (and vulnerable). The 80+ age group was completed some time ago, and we have now progressed down through the bandings into the 60yos.



Secondly, death rate for confirmed Covid cases has fallen sharply for the (vaccinated) 80+ age group over the last few weeks... and - crucially, as a metric of vaccine effectiveness - is falling far more quickly than it is for younger (and mostly unvaccinated) age groups. Note that obviously death is a lagging indicator when we are considering Covid cases, so the current stats are representative of the earlier stages of vaccine distribution... which means that we can expect the downward trend in death rate to continue amongst the vaccinated.


https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/965771/2021-03-01_COVID-19_Press_Conference_Slides.pdf
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March 06, 2021, 10:40:43 AM
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Possibly herd immunity? Or people started to consider covid 19 as a normal flu so they just need to take rest and quarantine themselves to cure from it and mainly people started to recognize that covid 19 is not a deadly virus. Vaccinations too? I don't think that government have given enough vaccines to reduce the covid 19 yet so its something happening naturally not due to any actions taken by governments.
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^^^ There are loads of tiny particles in the body. Nobody properly sorted out any Covid virus from the rest of the stuff, so that they could say with certainty that they know that there is a virus.

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Yes doctor, any basis? research, article or research journal is accepted.

I don't have prior knowledge with these about "Tiny Particles" withholding a virus from being detected and such.
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counting as dead by COVID people as cancer patients who exceed life expectancy, although they did not show any symptoms, if they were tested for COVID and were positive.

This is the same argument from a few days ago. My response is the same: if you don't trust reason for death, then just look at total deaths from any reason...



Something has been killing huge numbers of people over the last year, way more than normal... and this just happens to coincide with the Covid pandemic. There hasn't been a flu-or-anything-else pandemic.

Look, for example, at the UK in April 2020, peak of the first wave of Covid... deaths more than 100% above the 2015-2019 average. The pattern is stark, the evidence conclusive.


https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid


Your response (below) didn't address the question. I'm saying, okay, if you don't think that people are dying of Covid, if you think the mortality is no different to flu, then what is the reason for so many more people dying than normal, and why do the excess deaths coincide with waves of Covid infections? Look at the data.


You haven't read the article published in the World Health Organisation that I've put before. I'll put it again:

https://www.who.int/bulletin/online_first/BLT.20.265892.pdf

It basically says that mortality from COVID is not much different than mortality from the flu.

That peak is because anyone who died was labeled as the cause of death: "COVID". There was a video around of the Irish parliament where an MP was questioning someone from Health and one by one he picked apart how alleged COVID deaths were labeled.
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March 06, 2021, 05:55:33 AM
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^^^ There are loads of tiny particles in the body. Nobody properly sorted out any Covid virus from the rest of the stuff, so that they could say with certainty that they know that there is a virus.

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It turns out that we have an epidemic that has been called a pandemic to scare more, in which cases have been inflated counting as infected people who do not show any symptoms at any stage and counting as dead by COVID people as cancer patients who exceed life expectancy, although they did not show any symptoms, if they were tested for COVID and were positive.

Lately COVID cases are dropping significantly. Is this due to vaccines? Not at all:

Is This Why "New COVID Cases" Are Crashing?

"The scary red numbers are all going down. Check any newspaper or covid tracking website you want. Cases. Deaths. Hospitalisations. They’re all going down, sharply, and have been for weeks, especially in the US and UK."..."The assumption most people would make, and would be encouraged to make by the talking heads and media experts, is that the various “vaccines” have taken effect and stopped the spread of the “virus”.

Is this the case? No, no it’s not.

The decline started in mid-January, far too early for any vaccination program to have any effect."..."Another suspect is the lockdown, with blaring propaganda stating that all the various government-imposed house arrests and “distancing” measures have finally had an impact.

That’s not it either.

Sweden, famously, never locked down at all. Yet their “cases” and “Covid related deaths” have been dropping exactly in parallel with the UK."..."on January 13th the WHO published a memo regarding the problem of asymptomatic cases being discovered by PCR tests, and suggesting any asymptomatic positive tests be repeated.

This followed up their previous memo, instructing labs around the world to use lower cycle thresholds (CT values) for PCR tests, as values over 35 could produce false positives.

Essentially, in two memos the WHO ensured future testing would be less likely to produce false positives and made it much harder to be labelled an “asymptomatic case”.

In short, logic would suggest we’re not in fact seeing a “decline in Covid cases” or a “decrease in Covid deaths” at all.

What we’re seeing is a decline in perfectly healthy people being labelled “covid cases” based on a false positive from an unreliable testing process."
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