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(Iowa looks to be a reporting anomaly, likely to be revised away next week)
Posted on 03/11/2022 9:31:43 AM PST by BeauBo
Over the last week:
New Cases down 28.8%
New Hospitalizations down 27.5%
Deaths down 25%
Test Positivity Rate was down to 2.8%
Variants: Omicron still about 100% of new cases, Omicron sub-variant BA.2 has grown its share, to be 11.6% of those.
Vaccination: 65.2% of the U.S. population has been fully vaccinated (75.2% of adults, 88.9% of those 65+).
(Excerpt) Read more at cdc.gov ...
New Cases:
New Hospitalizations:
Deaths:
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(Iowa looks to be a reporting anomaly, likely to be revised away next week)
Guess what? Nobody cares!
Continued good news on COVID last week, across all measures.
One man's actions have managed to end the pandemic panic:
The servers at the restaurant we went to last night had NO MASKS! First time in two years. I asked the young lass what she thought about it and she grinned from ear-to-ear — “Yay!” she beamed.
The really good news is no one else wants the dangerous experimental injections.
It’s amazing how much it went down after the CDC stopped requiring hospitals to report it.
Vaccination administration is declining, to the lowest rate since the first month it was available.
There is no “vaccine” available.
They had to change the definition of vaccine to cover these dangerous experimental injections.
“It’s amazing how much it went down after the CDC stopped requiring hospitals to report it.”
Flooding the zone with home test kits likely reduced the number of reported new cases as well.
But all indicators are declining, and similar patterns are seen in multiple different Countries (with different reporting standards). So the overall decline is likely real, even if they have put their thumbs on the scale.
And more good news. As of 11 March 2022, officially "U.S. Deaths - 965,759" according to the official JHU. https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/
A US population of 332,403,650 according to commerce.gov.
( 965,759 / 332,403,650 ) x 100 = 0.29 % mortality rate over more than two year.
Less than one-third of one percent of the population.
The continuing good news is that the pandemic has been survivable at the tiny rate of 99.71 %.
That's what the last two years of media hysteria never observed, as the government pushed their "emergency use authorization" for legal shielding of an experiment coerced by mandates and gaslighting.
I do not think failure to report is the bulk of the death statistic decline.
The most important information is deaths and only deaths. Everything else has agenda in it, but dead is dead. And you can put the whole with vs of stuff to bed. If a patient has cratering blood oxygen levels, it doesn’t matter if the guy was diagnosed with prostate cancer 3 yrs ago and it hasn’t grown. It’s the mother of all comorbidities, but it wasn’t doing anything and the guy died in 10 days. That is OF, not with, no matter what guys want to believe.
And so, daily death counts. What I watched last spring, and now this upcoming spring is not the counts. The rate of change of the counts. The slope of the curve. You can look at that yourself.
This is a substantially vaxed population, with big numbers previously infected and whose immunity from that . . . if less than maybe 6 months old, should provide protection from death. (if more than 6 months, everything fails, vax or previous infection). But . . . the point is even with that immunity in the population, look at the slope.
It should be vertical. Deaths should be avalanching to zero MUCH MORE QUICKLY. They are not. 1200+ died yesterday, and that’s not much different from last year’s numbers of the same week.
Nothing has changed. Come summer, the next surge will start. Next variant, or everyone’s immunity will disappear by then and the same variant, but regardless come summer we will see the scythe cut through old people again.
And hear nothing about it. The Dem pollster told them to get off this subject. And so they did, and instructed the media to do the same.
Yes, indeed.
“It’s amazing how much it went down after the CDC stopped requiring hospitals to report it.”
FYI, HHS stopped requiring hospitals to report COVID deaths as of March 1st, but CDC still collects the data on admissions and deaths.
I know you’re sad your scamdemic is coming to an end, but I’m sure they will come up with another, and then you can keep your fake charts going
“I know you’re sad”
You don’t know me from a hole in the wall.
Courtesy Ping, For your interest. All good indicators on this week’s CDC CCOVID Data Tracker.
Lots of good news out there though I don’t buy the vaccination numbers. The rate of getting boosters is way lower than the number who got two shots. Most people who got two shots are past the date where they do any good, so they aren’t really vaccinated.
Heh. Thanks for the ping.
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