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To: Travis McGee

Flu-bros need to explain the worldwide excess deaths from all causes. Tsunamis? Asteroids? What?
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Don’t count on getting that question answered.

I would add a couple of points:

1. Dying of “something else” and testing positive for the virus is extremely common, particularly with older people and the frail. Loss of oxygen and immune system issues are virus driven. It is perfectly legitimate to add these victims to the count.

2. Counting deaths where there is no test or evidence of Covid19 is wrong. It is unethical. But percentage wise is it really common?

3. The idea that even the Democrat politicians want the death rates to climb is nonsense because they will ultimately be blamed for the deaths. They don’t need padded death number to hold on to their dictatorial power.

4. And padded death numbers helping with Federal Grants. Perhaps. I doubt it. But a bad PR trade for the Governors and Mayors in any case.


27 posted on 04/30/2020 7:21:40 AM PDT by InterceptPoint (Ted, you finally endorsed.)
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To: InterceptPoint
So, all around the world, from Ecuador to Sweden, dozens of governments are all conspiring in secret to spike their numbers of deaths FROM ALL CAUSES?

I guess Boris Johnson is in on the hoax, big time, to get his govt to put out these bogus numbers for deaths FROM ALL CAUSES.


31 posted on 04/30/2020 7:25:05 AM PDT by Travis McGee (EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: InterceptPoint

The democrats won’t be blamed for anything. They have the media going to bat for them 24/7.


82 posted on 04/30/2020 8:29:53 AM PDT by NorthWoody (A vote is like a rifle: its usefulness depends upon the character of the user. - Theodore Roosevelt)
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