IMHO, this situation is somehow being “used” at this point by whom or for what purposes, I don’t know. Media frenzy, political distraction, who knows, but from what I’ve read of those who have contacted the disease and are living in the US, none have died, and very few have been hospitalized.
The description of the disease has been “mild.”
Yet we see article after article about “pandemics” and discussion of “who should be allowed to die.”
It reminds me of the “never waste a crisis” strategy of the WH.
Every year a flu spreads through the country during flu season and people die. Why the Mexico illness is more severe than the US illness who knows...could it be that’s it’s a Third World Country, and people don’t have medical support or knowledge.
For exxample, Cholera kills, yet in a “civilized” country because of medical support for the dehydration you wouldn’t see the huge death toll that you see in a Third World country. It just seems odd to me, the hype that is, and the discussion of mortality rate, when no one in the US has died from this yet.
Wow, a rational person. I said this yesterday. The cases in the US are mild, no deaths. This is yet another crisis being used by Bozo and the boys to distract us from his BS.
In the distant past their genomes were obviously culled of those with no resistance to cholera.
Why in the world might we begin to sense that we are being just a tad set up, so to speak. Well, at least you and I seem to.
Within 3 month of the immaculation people have taken to the streets in large numbers. Not illegals, not union members, just your normal, regular citizens. So plans need to be made.
And there's a bonus if you can get people to start thinking about who should be left to die based on a cost/benefit analysis. You want people to start thinking this way not just over a shortage of flu medicine, but generally.
I wonder if you’re right — did you see the article about “doctor shortage”?