I’m not sure if their models are realistic.
We were all going to die during the 2009 novel H1n1. So, we may see numbers like the actual numbers below, maybe even twice or three times, but I just don’t see anywhere near 65 million deaths unless the virus jumps species. Not with as many virologists working on solutions as we do right now.
“Estimates of pandemic influenza mortality ranged from 0.03% of the world’s population during the 1968 pandemic to 1–3% of the world’s population during the 1918 pandemic.
It was estimated that 0.001–0.007% of the world’s population died of respiratory complications associated with 2009 H1N1 virus infection during the first 12 months the virus circulated (or 0.001–0.011% when cardiovascular deaths were included).
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/spotlights/pandemic-global-estimates.htm
By the World Health Organization’s official tally, the flu pandemic of 2009-10 killed 18,449 people around the world. Those are deaths of people who had laboratory-confirmed cases of the so-called swine flu.
But a fresh analysis says the real toll was 10 times higher — up to 203,000 deaths. And maybe it was twice that, if you count people who died of things like heart attacks precipitated by the flu.
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It was just an exercise. They not anyone can predict numbers. . But, very suspicious timing including all of the material they covered.