Posted on 01/03/2022 7:23:35 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
Completely unnecessary. Denying people early treatment with ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine will go down as one of the biggest crimes perpetrated against humanity
More states did not report today than I’ve seen on any one day. SC, KY, AL, AZ and others. It’s possible many have decided to transition to weekly for the new year.
It will be an easy path to a declaration by the Administration and Democrats of VICTORY OVER THE VIRUS given that there will be a seasonal death drop in about 4 weeks, and then add to it states left leaning public health depts simply not reporting.
When looking at these numbers. Please keep the following 40 second video below of Fauci telling us how they count new covid cases at the hospital.
**Note** He is talking about kids, but it’s the same for adults.
https://twitter.com/OzraeliAvi/status/1477888588968652800
Please remember of the Covid deaths numbers.
95% had 2 or more Co-morbidities. Meaning cancer, heart disease, etc...
If they died of say a gunshot wound or motorcycle accident, but tested positive for Covid in the last 28 days. Well then they are counted as a Covid death. We do not do this with cancer patients, heart disease, etc... Only with Covid. This is done because of the payout label deaths as covid.
It helps inflate the Covid death numbers in order to justify the response.
Finally, regarding “Omicron” same mild symptoms of the common cold / flu that happens this time of the year (Nov to March) being labeled as covid.
No, they do not. A Covid death has a relentlessly falling blood oxygen reading. An 85 yr old prostate cancer patient (and 50% of men have it at that age), whose cancer is not spreading, will absurdly get labeled “with” rather than “of” when Covid erases oxygen just because there was the mother of all comorbidities, cancer.
Stop with the with vs of stuff. It’s absurd and already dealt with by the key blood oxygen parameter.
In addition to the coming seasonal drop, the Omicron wave should crest and crash in January as well.
Modelers are looking for a National peak around the 9th - some localities earlier, others later.
By February, new case number should be crashing.
Test positivity of 25% is crazy high.
New hospitalizations have taken off on the CDC site.
Maybe some states are deciding to tell the truth about the true cause of death and not reporting fake covid deaths.
The CDC COVID “Daily Tracker” has not been updated since December 30th. I guess because of the New Year’s holiday, the weekend and Monday federal offices in the DC Metro area being closed because of snow.
That's just incredible. Has any known disease ever displayed such?
New hospitalizations have taken off on the CDC site.
That's the problem so many refuse to acknowledge. A disease with a modest CFR or rate of serious illness can still be a big problem if the spread is fast enough.
Plus, at present we are not equipped to individually detect Omicron vs. Delta amongst so many cases. If these trends continue for even 10 days, we could detect what, maybe 1 in 100?
Unfortunately, lib style gov't for the most part has proven inept in dealing with COVID without causing more problems than it reduces.
The only good news I see is that legit N95's are finally more available for those who want them. There are several sources on Amazon, now, and a couple improved designs, too.
Modelers are projecting a National peak around 9 January, so some earlier locations should crest ahead of the National peak.
It is looking like (a lot) more cases are probably going uncounted than before (when one out of four was), with testing capacity swamped, and more people with milder symptoms probably not getting, than previously.
High test positivity rate is an indicator that there is more out there than the tests are catching. There was a time, not long ago, when States and Localities would trigger restrictions if it hit 5%.
“The CDC COVID “Daily Tracker” has not been updated since December 30th.”
It will probably be an eyepopper once all the reports are tallied. Maybe today, but maybe tomorrow, if they stay home for a snow day.
No disagreement. But, I still wonder if any known unique disease strain has ever displayed infectiousness this high in an environment where at least “some” mitigation is occurring??
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