Would have appreciated investigation into the claims on the number of victims and deaths. There’s been quite a bit of speculation that the number of reported victims has been under reported to avoid having whole areas of nations shut down, and exports virtually eliminated.
It’s got to be at least somewhat higher than what is being reported - families are hiding bodies, some infected with Ebola are fleeing ‘home’ (from cities back into remote villages) etc. More than a few are avoiding hospitals, afraid of the medical workers. They can’t count what they don’t see/know about. I don’t doubt there’s under reporting going on for the reasons you mentioned as well.
Well in the video from the second post he eloquently explains why it’s a scam.
There are some things that are impossible to verify, especially since most “victims” were never named.
The only way to get a death rate percentage is to count only cases that died and cases that have passed through the sickness.
They are counting all cases including the newly reported ones against deaths. Death rate percentage is totally inaccurate and nobody calls them on it.