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A most excellent article.

Goes to the heart of assessing where the numbers related to CoVid 19 and the statistics that are being given to us.

Is it flawed? In my opinion, absolutely.

Was the disease engineered in the lab? I am not sure.

Is is as deadly as we are assuming? No.

Figures never lie, but Liars Figure.

1 posted on 03/28/2020 8:44:39 AM PDT by Texas Fossil
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To: Texas Fossil

Oct 2007
Clin Microbiol Rev. 2007 Oct;20(4):660-94.
Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus as an agent of emerging and reemerging infection.Clin Microbiol Rev. 2007 Oct;20(4):660-94.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17934078


2 posted on 03/28/2020 8:49:23 AM PDT by GailA (I'm a Trump Girl)
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To: Texas Fossil
Figures never lie, but Liars Figure.

Yep - and them figures become gospel to the fearful hordes.

3 posted on 03/28/2020 8:51:02 AM PDT by trebb (Don't howl about illegal leeches, or Trump in general, while not donating to FR - it's hypocritical.)
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To: Texas Fossil; All

Will China Profit from the Outbreak?...

https://www.wionews.com/videos/gravitas-wuhan-coronavirus-will-china-profit-from-the-outbreak-289014


4 posted on 03/28/2020 8:53:56 AM PDT by PGalt
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To: Texas Fossil

This media driven hysteria is coming to and end a lot sooner than many believe.

The proof?

I ewalked into my local food store this morning and on the shelves I found

TOILET PAPER!!

After 10 days of shelves being emptied as quickly as they are filled, people are returning to sanity.


6 posted on 03/28/2020 8:58:32 AM PDT by billyboy15
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To: Texas Fossil

Why is it still not clear? Based on projections a month ago our hospitals would be overwhelmed by now .


9 posted on 03/28/2020 9:00:30 AM PDT by gawatchman
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To: Texas Fossil

I read somewhere about the Chinese virus and blood type. So I looked it up:

It turns out there’s a lot of (relatively) blood type A in europe. Lot’s of China Virus.

Where is there alot of A in the USA?

NorthEast Coast, Louisiana, and the Northwest (WA). Same as the epi-centers.

Huh.

India which has a hugh population and is right next to China, has almost no China virus. Lot’s of type B’s there, same for the Korea’s.

Same goes for alot of the mideast, like pakistan, iran (lot’s of A’s too) and iraq. Lot’s of B’s,


10 posted on 03/28/2020 9:00:31 AM PDT by JPJones (More Tariffs, less income tax.)
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To: Texas Fossil
We risk being convinced that we have averted something that was never really going to be as severe as we feared.

Which means that every time a new strain of pathogen comes along, we'll get the exact same response.

11 posted on 03/28/2020 9:02:22 AM PDT by Mr Ramsbotham ("God is a spirit, and man His means of walking on the earth.")
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To: Texas Fossil

Seriously scary part: It doesn’t need to be ginned up in a lab. All the bad actors need are infectious vics who have a new bug and are still ambulatory, add some plane tickets to the target of your choice....Voila!

And if our enemies hadn’t figured that before, you can bet they have now.


12 posted on 03/28/2020 9:02:44 AM PDT by mewzilla (Break out the mustard seeds.)
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Compare the SARS-CoV-1 outbreak in 2003 with the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak now.

“The NIH scientists, from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases’ Montana facility at Rocky Mountain Laboratories, compared how the environment affects SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV-1, which causes SARS. SARS-CoV-1, like its successor now circulating across the globe, emerged from China and infected more than 8,000 people in 2002 and 2003. SARS-CoV-1 was eradicated by intensive contact tracing and case isolation measures and no cases have been detected since 2004. SARS-CoV-1 is the human coronavirus most closely related to SARS-CoV-2. In the stability study the two viruses behaved similarly, which unfortunately fails to explain why COVID-19 has become a much larger outbreak.”

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200317150116.htm


18 posted on 03/28/2020 9:06:53 AM PDT by Jim W N (MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
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I understand Germany has conducted a massive amount of tests, with their death rate at 1/2 of 1%. .05—much lower than others, and less than predicted—far below panic worthy, probably less than annual flu, iirc.

That’s where we’ll land, much to media’s chagrin.


20 posted on 03/28/2020 9:08:22 AM PDT by chiller (Davey Crockett said: "Be sure you're right. Then go ahead." I'm goin' ahead.)
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If it helps...

“It appears that this particular coronavirus likely started in bats.”

https://batonrougeclinic.com/the-coronavirus-what-we-know-right-now/


22 posted on 03/28/2020 9:10:16 AM PDT by Jim W N (MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
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Bump


24 posted on 03/28/2020 9:11:07 AM PDT by foreverfree
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To: Texas Fossil

Lastest Pennsylvania data, less than an hour old:

25254 tested

2751 tested positive (10.8%)

22 deaths (0.79% of those positive or 0.087% of those meeting testing criteria)

Remember, you have to be pretty darn symptomatic in order to get tested.


33 posted on 03/28/2020 9:29:09 AM PDT by lightman (I am a binary Trinitarian. Deal with it!)
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To: Texas Fossil

This is great. The article deals with all the questions I have about reporting of this virus. The supposed information seems too speculative and too easily adapted to political motives.


34 posted on 03/28/2020 9:30:25 AM PDT by Retain Mike ( Sat Cong)
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How deadly is it LONG TERM?

Maybe doesn't kill you round one, but round 2, 3 or 4?

Or maybe makes you more less able to fight other infections in the future?

All things I don't want to find out the hard way.

36 posted on 03/28/2020 9:33:48 AM PDT by riri (If people still dropping, most aint shopping.)
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To: Texas Fossil; All
South Korea wins the bullseye award for Coronavirus prevention imo by developing Coronavirus test immediately after becoming aware of virus before there were major problems. The S. Korea curbside approach to testing people as seen on TV is arguably regarded in US culture as inconvenient, below our dignity.

On the other hand, CDC failed by its own name, CDC official initially basically telling us to ignore virus in early WH press releases, the CDC also sending out defective testing kits.

I will admit that Asian countries have probably had much more experience with battling new viruses that USA has.

Abbott senior researcher on TV last night (Fri, 3-27-20) said that their COVID-19 te$ting kit is going to be out (shipping?) next week, which takes us into April, the test possibly taking only “minutes,” for results.

Minutes, Not Hours: Rapid Testing for Coronavirus (0:52 min.)

No, COVID-19 is not as deadly as flu imo, but at questionable $25,000 to $50,000 per ventilator, it can cost a heck of a lot more for full recovery.

Corrections, insights welcome.

Remember in November!

MAGA, also KAGA! (Keep America Great Always!)

Supporting PDJT with a new patriot Congress that will promise to fully support his already excellent work for MAGA and stopping COVID-19 will effectively give fast-working Trump a third term in office imo.

39 posted on 03/28/2020 9:37:57 AM PDT by Amendment10
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‘If the patient has, say, cancer, motor neurone disease or another serious disease, this will be recorded as the cause of death, even if the final illness was a respiratory infection. This means UK certifications normally under-record deaths due to respiratory infections.”

Hey John Lee. Stay retired. How many cases can be cited as VARDS as a contributing factor? Same issues up to and including DEATH.

Last I heard, China and Italy did not ban it.


41 posted on 03/28/2020 9:38:45 AM PDT by PGalt
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To: Texas Fossil

Ah, the old communist style lying: When things are not as bad as you claim they are or would be, you claim confusing.


50 posted on 03/28/2020 9:50:40 AM PDT by CodeToad (Arm Up! They Have!)
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To: Texas Fossil

It’s super deadly when you deny patients of the very successful known treatment as they are doing in the United States.


70 posted on 03/28/2020 10:17:57 AM PDT by GulfMan
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To: Texas Fossil

Talk to a real doctor whose in a real hospital yesterday as I was fixing his solar system , and he said the SARS one had a death rate of about 10% and this is way more like 1% AT the tops - but it should be taken seriously

He said all elective surgeries at his hospital we’re being postponed


74 posted on 03/28/2020 11:37:25 AM PDT by Truthoverpower (The guv mint you get is the Trump winning express !)
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