Apples to oranges. The first link is comparing survival rates for a small group of hospitalized patients. The second link is conspiracy theory nonsense. The last available Infection Fatality Rate published by any authoritative source for the US is 0.65%. Source
"Do you believe the CDC’s statistics, when every medical provider and has a financial interest in making every case a covid case?"
But every case ISN'T a COVID-19 case. Deaths for all non-COVID-19 causes are at normal levels or slightly higher. Nothing is abnormally low. All the normal expected deaths in every single category are happening. Except we're over 300,000 deaths over normal for this year. Those excess deaths began appearing in March, just as the pandemic began. It's sheer lunacy to believe the two are disconnected or that the pandemic is completely made up. The response from state governments? Terrible. Have there been plenty of needless deaths? Yes, because of policies like Governor Cuomo forcing nursing homes to accept known-infected patients while providing zero assistance to contain the spread in places where vulnerable persons are. That's easily tens of thousands of deaths that didn't need to happen. BUT THEY DID HAPPEN.
"Do you believe governments when every bureaucrat gains power over you with scaremongering?"
I believe governments (particularly American ones) are largely filled with lazy, incompetent people who are incapable and unwilling to engage in a massive conspiracy the likes of which you seem to be claiming because it'd be too much work and too difficult for them. I believe President Trump when he says it's real and that his actions during the pandemic have been necessary to save many, many lives.
"In spite of the highly suspect motivations of the “cases” statistics (which are massive false positives, see link #2 above)"
Link #2 is useless because it's a bunch of nonsense. The PCR tests have an issue with false negatives, NOT false positives. The case definition for each disease varies. The CDC epidemiology manual states that one of the first tasks in dealing with an epidemic is to standardize the definition for what constitutes a case for that individual disease and what is required in order to diagnose it. PCR testing identifies specific sequences of RNA only found in SARS-CoV-2. If the PCR test comes back positive, you have SARS-CoV-2 RNA in your body. That is a case. You may not be severely ill. You may have no discernible symptoms at all. But for the case definitions of COVID-19, a PCR test demonstrating that you have SARS-CoV-2 RNA in your body is sufficient to diagnose it as a case.
"you still believe the on-the-take medical system and power-hungry bureaucrats."
I don't consider President Trump a "power-hungry bureaucrat" and I don't think you'll find many doctors willing to engage in defrauding the Federal government so their employer can get a ~2% boost in revenue. Source If your boss came to you and told you to commit fraud against the Federal government which would risk your career, your license to do your job, everything you've worked for your entire life, your only means of survival, and your freedom so his balance sheet could jump up by 2%, what would you do? Roll over?
Yeah, I didn't think so.
I’ll be over here defending Western Civilization
Hahahahahaha
Still not impressed with this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_human_disease_case_fatality_rates
BTW, my uncle and aunt are “rural” doc/nurse with hospital privileges. For them, flu seemed to disappear while the few COVID cases came in and overtook their hospital by wasting space for it. They are highly suspicious of what is declared COVID.
I’m still not seeing people drop dead, and hardly any get it. This isn’t even the kill rate of MERS and SARS. Not convinced we need to act like the sky is falling and give up our rights (locked up, forced masks and forced “distancing”) and humanity (hiding in hijabs).
Show me the MERS and SARS outbreak and I will consider it!