[Zhang Fei]

[This is terrible, since their combined population is less than 10% of the total US population. ]

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Not at all. Italy’s, Spain’s and France’s lesson is that unless a universally effective treatment is found, the whole nation will see a per capita number similar to NYC’s, just delayed.

[palmer]

Not at all. Italy’s, Spain’s and France’s lesson is that unless a universally effective treatment is found, the whole nation will see a per capita number similar to NYC’s, just delayed.

No. The deaths per capita are high in Italy (312) and Spain (344) because they are letting people die. Here our rate is 57. We might get to about 200 (0.02%). That's basically the per capita rate from a bad flu season.

[Charles H. (The_r0nin)]

Not at all. Italy’s, Spain’s and France’s lesson is that unless a universally effective treatment is found, the whole nation will see a per capita number similar to NYC’s, just delayed.

Just because you keep repeating this hyperbolic crap doesn't give it any more validity. Outside of major metropolitan areas, the WuFlu has a far lower incidence and mortality. I don't know what your agenda is, but (as I pointed out on another thread where you posted fraudulent data) your propaganda is highly in error...