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To: Travis McGee
"Wuhan Flu has killed 60,000 Americans in six weeks."

There have been numerous reports, linked on Free Republic and other conservative websites, that the U.S. deaths from ChiCom virus are significantly inflated because in Demonicrat-controlled areas the deaths of other people (even those who test negative) have, for political purposes, been lumped in with ChiCom-caused deaths.

10 posted on 05/02/2020 6:54:16 AM PDT by Carl Vehse
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To: Carl Vehse

We had a family member who was on hospice care for a cancerous brain tumor. He died because he was in resperatory distress. He was never tested but by CDC protocol was counted as a “presumptive Covid-19 death.

No one else in the family experienced any symptoms, but that doesn’t neccessarily mean anything. 11 people tested positive a month ago for coronavirus on the fire department I retired from. Two weeks later all tested negative with only one having any symptoms which he still has from his “hay fever”.


12 posted on 05/02/2020 7:01:55 AM PDT by fireman15
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To: Carl Vehse
There is both overcounting and undercounting of Wuhan Flu deaths. Deaths in hospitals might be overcounted, but those dying at home are not counted at all as Covid deaths.

So strip out the noise, and just go with "excess" deaths (over normal times) from ALL CAUSES.

How do you explain the spikes in deaths FROM ALL CAUSES over the past weeks, all over the world? Unreported asteroid strikes? Tsunamis? What?

The USA is doing better than a lot of countries, but we are going to be stuck with this thing's global economic effects for a long time.


13 posted on 05/02/2020 7:01:57 AM PDT by Travis McGee (EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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