Thanks for helping keep the Left’s narrative alive.
We will have a running vax death counter by August.
Holy moly.
Well, it was nice knowing you. I’m not long for the world, declining the vax and all.
I’m sure you’ll never hear from me again.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!
No... false alarm, just gas. I’m still here.
1/7/2022, 10:35:19 PM · by ransomnote · 10 replies
cnn.com ^ | May 19, 2020 | Scott McLean, Laura Perez Maestro, Sergio Hernandez, Gianluca Mezzofiore and Katie Polglase
I think Indiana, Tennessee, Washington and Oregon missing this time. They will trickle in over the next XX hours.
I’d suspect 3000+ deaths again.
"We're all going to end up with Covid. All of us!"
Still cheering for may adopted home of Guam. We’re number one! We’re number one!
This is an IQ TEST with the results shown in PUBLIC. Anyone who takes these numbers at face value has a LOW IQ.
Why do some want to embarrass themselves?
Ah, the "official" data from the 'blessed' Worldometer site each day telling its readers something. But what exactly?
Something unexpected, when one looks at the basic "data."
As of 10 February 2022 ---
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
USA, first on 'blessed' Worldometer's "official" report of deaths, with 333,928,328 population, is among the WORST in the world with a reported 912,255 Covid deaths in two years.
This one conclusion to be made is that the US technocrats leading the pandemic response are AMONG THE WORST WORLDWIDE. By that, Fauci, Collins, Walensky, the NIH, the CDC, the FDA and the many bureaucrats doing their bidding.
Additionally, from the 'trustworthy' and utterly 'believable' wordlometers' data: ( 912,255 / 333,928,328 ) x 100 = 0.273 % US mortality rate over two years.
Over three and a half times the global mortality rate, under the pandemic leadership of Fauci, the NIH, CDC and FDA. Even so....
Methodology most simple -- deaths within a population divided by the population. In this case, Worldometers' deaths divided by worldometers' population statistics.
Given a 0.273 mortality rate over more than two years, the survivability rate for Americans and Covid is (100% - 0.273 % ) 99.727 percent nationwide.
That's what the "official" data says. Over two years and counting. If one were to make this reporting on a "yearly" basis rather than twenty-five months to date, that absolute mortality rate would be less. Hmm. Data.
Trust the site. Trust the data. Or....
Trust the site? Trust the data?