>> We’ll probably suffer at least one or two million deaths if we had no vaccines
Try backing that up with references to historical data. It’s an impossibility.
I often consider describing the numerous data collection inconsistencies, the financial incentives for certain designations, the pharma investments and the obligatory professional trust, the politicization of therapeutics, “vaccination” timings, etc... but it’s an impossible model to describe without a lot of time and a team of competent analysts.
There is but one glaring pattern however — the sharp linear decline of SARS case & fatalities in early January that preceded the exponential vax rollout.
We may had been able to achieve herd immunity naturally. But that's what they thought in Manaus, Brazil where they were infected with the original strain and then getting reinfected with the variant p.1.