[ransomnote]

Safe, effective treatments are available by prescription, you just have to go outside the public health agencies.

Here's a central resource for at home treatment and prophylaxis protocols, and access to medical appointments/prescriptions/pharmacies to treat people who are sick. Note that America's Frontline Doctors are opening clinics across the US who treat sick people and are not slave to the CDC/Fauci etc.

earlycovidcare.org ^

It's best to make an appointment and purchase any recommended prescriptions in advance because there's about 500 doctors total providing actual treatment in the US, and they get backlogged sometimes.

Avoid all CDC advice and their hospitals, which are using toxic CDC Covid Protocols (Remdesivir, Midazolam etc.)

ransomnote: FReeper LilFarmer started a thread on Free Republic for FReepers to share their own struggles and losses to the vax.

LilFarmer: "I have noticed many posts of personal experiences with adverse reactions to the vaccine and thought it would be helpful to put them all in one place."

ransomnote: now there's a thread about a soon-to-be-deleted Twitter site collecting vaccine losses and grief. Prayers up.

They Say Its Rare (vaccine-caused death and injury)
They Say Its Rare ^

Posted on 12/21/2021, 12:06:07 PM by agere_contra

"Just yesterday I came across a twitter site called They Say Its Rare.

This site collates harrowing stories of vaccine-caused death and injury from across the world.

Twitter is normally a bad, bad vehicle for shared grieving and loss - mainly because the world is full of souless wangrods, and many of those wangrods have twitter accounts.

But in this case it seems to work.

Maybe it's because literally every post is a separate vignette of loss and appalled anger. There's no room for incredulity or doubt. No space for cretinous tweets such as 'how do you know it was the jab's fault?'

Reading this twitter feed may bring consolation to those who have lost friends and family to the vaccines. You are not crazy, and you are not alone."

ransomnote: FReeper LilFarmer started a thread on Free Republic for FReepers to share their own struggles and losses to the vax.

LilFarmer: "I have noticed many posts of personal experiences with adverse reactions to the vaccine and thought it would be helpful to put them all in one place."

ransomnote: now there's a thread about a soon-to-be-deleted Twitter site collecting vaccine losses and grief. Prayers up.

They Say Its Rare (vaccine-caused death and injury)
They Say Its Rare ^

Posted on 12/21/2021, 12:06:07 PM by agere_contra

"Just yesterday I came across a twitter site called They Say Its Rare.

This site collates harrowing stories of vaccine-caused death and injury from across the world.

Twitter is normally a bad, bad vehicle for shared grieving and loss - mainly because the world is full of souless wangrods, and many of those wangrods have twitter accounts.

But in this case it seems to work.

Maybe it's because literally every post is a separate vignette of loss and appalled anger. There's no room for incredulity or doubt. No space for cretinous tweets such as 'how do you know it was the jab's fault?'

Reading this twitter feed may bring consolation to those who have lost friends and family to the vaccines. You are not crazy, and you are not alone."

[hinckley buzzard]

Roughly one death per 260 cases.

[gas_dr]

It’s like they are waiting to disrupt you. I am glad you also live rent free in their heads. Next comes the jesters who take marching orders.

[zeestephen]

Case Fatality Rate - 0.4% (For Confirmed Infections)

Case Fatality Rate - 0.15% (For Total Estimated Infections)

A Case Fatality Rate of 0.15% equals an average flu season.

Calculations...

1,149 (Deaths) divided by 267,269 (Confirmed Cases) = 0.004

CDC Estimated Total USA Infections - 2.8 X 267,269 = 748,000

1,149 (Deaths) divided by 748,000 (Total Estimated Cases) = 0.0015

[BeauBo]

Case numbers are really jumping now, with our Omicron wave heading into full bloom, in time for Christmas. All 50 States have reported Omicron, and it is now the dominant strain Nationwide.

Week over week, the 7 day moving average looks like it just made a more than 60% jump.

The modeling consensus seems to be for our wave to peak around the second week of January, but very pessimistic assumptions could put that into early February. The University of Texas (Austin) recently (16 Dec) published some such projections, based on various assumptions (https://covid-19.tacc.utexas.edu/media/filer_public/20/b0/20b055db-78da-41e6-a1e4-d3afaad6167b/omicron_emergence_-_us_scenarios_-_ut.pdf ).

Another analysis that I saw, considered a possibility that this wave might conceivably peak with as much as 3 million cases per day - as much as 90% asymptomatic, or near asymptomatic; moving through about 200 million Americans during the season. 3 million per day would far exceed testing capacity. If asymptomatic, the bulk would just not be recorded.

Historically, CDC estimated that about one out of four COVID cases gets reported. If Omicron is significantly milder (as it seems to be), then likely fewer Omicron cases would get reported.

So far, it seems likely that this wave will stress testing capacity, more than hospital capacity.

[maddog55]

Worldometer needs to change the color of their slides to green and red for Christmas to get into the holiday spirit.

No reason why the BS Death and Gloom charts can’t be bright and cheery.... They can use dripping blood charts every year for Halloween.

[MinorityRepublican]

Revised totals are 285,461 new cases and 3,588 new deaths in 12/23/2021.