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From the Washington Times: Johns Hopkins University of Medicine’s Coronavirus Resource Center, as of April 13 at 7:02 a.m., reported 557,590 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the United States and 22,109 deaths due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. The current population of the United States, according to WorldOMeters.info, is just […]
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Our rulers know that lockdowns are not shown to slow the spread of contagion but they do increase infection rates within families. This is why we see a similar rate of infection in Sweden and Brazil as we do in the US, even though Sweden and Brazil have not placed their populations under house arrest. […]
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The experts told us our health care system would be crushed by the Wuhan. They painted apocalyptic stories of people dying in the halls, physicians and nurses dropping like flies, basic medical equipment insufficient to meet the need. Millions would die from the virus and from a lack of access to basic medical care as […]
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Apocalyptic scare tactics Irrational panic among adherents Wildly inaccurate predictions of doom and gloom Zealous disciples among non-expert class Desperate calls for united global response Arguments based on appeal to authority Falsification of the relevant metrics “Regardless of the cost…” exhortations Demonization of anyone who dissents from the official narrative Bandwagon arguments Lack of proportionality […]
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One way to measure how a country is doing with deaths the government of that nation has alleged are caused by the Wuhan is to look at the mortality rate per million. This is a cumulative chart of the 11 nations with the most deaths excluding China, whose data is no longer credible. This chart […]
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Remember the CBS clip in which they aired footage from Italian hospital pretending it was from a NY hospital? CNN has done something similar, using footage from Hurricane Harvey in Houston to fan the hysteria. Jeremy Jack explains: Okay.. I have held my tongue about this COVID-19 insanity but after #CNN used MY face to […]
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This is data taken from a Twitter thread by Elon Bachman. Given Twitter’s history of suppressing information contrary to the MSM talking points, I’m reposting here in its entirety. I’ve modified the formatting for readability. Two highlights courtesy of Shane Coombs: * Using Google’s cell-phone location tracking data, there is a positive correlation between stricter […]
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It’s been about six weeks since I first posed this question. “How do you get sick if you self-quarantine?” A lot of Americans have gotten sick since then, and about 2% of those have died. Death is rarely something to be cheered, but we also know that death is inevitable, and if you are over […]
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This is an interesting chart. It omits the largest single cause of death (abortion at 3,000 per day), and the third leading cause of death (medical malpractice at 700 per day), but otherwise it helps put things into perspective.
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