[DallasBiff]

Before the Wuhan pandemic, did we ever hear of these news stories everyday?

[BenLurkin]

No but what gets reported is never everything that is happening. Many things get over-reported simply because the public has shown an interest in the topic.

That said, there may be an element of ‘where’s there’s smoke there’s fire’ going on here.

[ClearCase_guy]

I may be a morbid person, but I have always read the obituaries. I’ve been doing it for decades. I find out a lot about a variety of people (local folks and international folks) who have led interesting lives but about whom I may not have never heard. It’s sort of a hobby. I used to read newspapers, now I read Wikipedia. Like, several times a day, because I am a nut.

I can say that I have seen stories of — let’s say — 25-year-old soccer players dying. But the cause is usually a traffic collision. I’ve seen that sort of thing for decades. Young athletes don’t die often at all. And when they do, it’s something like traffic accidents, or shot in a bar.

The last two years has been remarkable. Young people in sports and entertainment dropping like flies. And usually not because of traffic, usually not because they were shot, usually not for any known cause at all. All of a sudden, lots of young people dropping dead, and “no cause is known”.

And we’re not supposed to notice or be interested.

[politicianslie]

Before the Wuhan pandemic, did we ever hear of these news stories everyday?

It was actually AFTER the Wuhan scamdemic was introduced.

In 2019, virtually no EXCESS DEATHS

In 2020, the DimWIT governors were putting infected into nursing home, the hospitals were putting people on organ failure causing remdesivir AND ventiallators which was killing people for the hospitals to make BIG $$ from the gubermint.

But in 2021 and 2022, no expert has any idea what has caused OVER ONE MILLION EXCESS DEATHS IN THE US. It might be noted that ever country in the world that has used the COVID vaccines has a large increase in excess deaths. Could this be the clue the experts need? Probably not, I bet they are going to stick to SAFE and EFFECTIVE.

[semimojo]

Before the Wuhan pandemic, did we ever hear of these news stories everyday?

Yes, if we looked in the right places.