Where is the list of 3,000 Puerto Rican deaths? [Vanity]

Freerepublic ^ | September 17, 2018 | Self

[Reno89519]

Okay, the media and GWU Research says 3,000 people died in Puerto Rico as a result of the Trump administration 2017 hurricane response. Fine, where is the list? Has anyone seen a list of these 3,000 victims? Names, dates, locations, and cause of death?

[Freee-dame]

How about dying in Florida two months later?

[scrabblehack]

It wasn’t even that good.

https://www.census.gov/data/tables/2017/demo/popest/nation-total.html#par_textimage_2011805803

28483 deaths in 2016
29332 deaths in 2017 - increase of 849

Migration of -68278 - same as it was in 2016.

[bgill]

They’ll merely make up names.

[I want the USA back]

It’s alongside bammy’s kenya birth certificate, a picture of Kavanaugh “assaulting” an unnamed woman and Clarence Thomas’ coke can.

[Hurricane]

Will be interesting if the insurance companies get in on this dispute.

[Tudorfly]

The list exists in the land of unicorns and trolls.

[poconopundit]

Another interesting statistic.

Typhoon Jebi hit Japan Sept 4th this year. It is considered to be the strongest typhoon to strike Japan since Typhoon Yancy in 1993.

The typhoon ripped through the Kansai area (Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto) and cause 11 deaths.

Common Sense: Places like Puerto Rico, Japan, The Philippines are bound to have low loss of life from tropical storms because the people are prepared.

Katrina had a high loss of life because they were hit by a very severe storm and the people were probably less prepared for a hit like this.

[Chode]

100%

[palmer]

shortened URL to very long URL of study The study shows the main trick they used. They guesstimated the number of people who left the island, then extrapolated how many fewer deaths there would be because all those people left. But they don't have an accurate number for emigration so it all falls apart based on that alone. One other problem is changing demographics: poor and sick people left behid while the healthy and wealthy left.

[dead]

They died of political statistics, which also wipes out any evidence that you ever even existed. Brutal disease.

[palmer]

Of course, 3000 skipped town. My guess...if you were missing, you were assumed dead.

That is invcorrect. They have death certificates, 16,608 of them. They claimed that there should only have been 13,633. Thus they claim 2,975 were "extra" deaths that were Trump's fault. If you read the report, see my previous link, you will see it was written mostly by SJWs with two statisticians. Their estimate is that 279,744 people skipped hown.

[palmer]

There are 16,608 death certificates. Read the report, I linked it earler.

[palmer]

There are 16,608 death certificates. Their fraud comes mainly from assuming 279,744 left Puerto Rico. They can’t justify that estimate.

[palmer]

There are no 3,000 deaths...there never were 3,000 deaths

There were 16,608 deaths. They claim 2,975 were Trump's fault. See my previous posts.

[palmer]

But I was wondering about the Puerto Ricans who left there to come to America permanently during and after the hurricane. Is that number being considered in the models and maybe they’re in the total presumed dead?

No. Read the report, I linked it earlier. The fraud comes mainly from overestimating how many people left.

[palmer]

They also counted deaths in the first three months of 2018. Read the report, I linked it previously. It shows that they used an overestimate of out-migration to presume that 2,975 of 16,608 deaths were Trump’s fault.

[palmer]

There are 16,608 names. What they made up was out-migration numbers. See my previous comments and link to the report.