Deep State CNZ "Fourth Reich" Führers, Do You Really Consider Us Complete Idiots ???!

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

 

[bluzman61]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

Thank you for another informative post. Nicely done.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Welcome to the so called news reporters. They don’t check with reality. They check with government.

 

[Dragonlady]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

I love how idiots distort the figures.

In Finland, they have 6493 cases for the whole country, of which 5106 are “closed”. 306 people died, and 4800 recovered. There are only 1387 active cases. The death rate in Finland is less than 5% of closed cases. The world average is 14%

Russia has 317,554 total cases, but only 95,780 closed cases, of which 3099 have died. It is estimated the Russia is seriously undercounting its deaths.

Russians are known liars and propagandists. Their numbers are no more reliable than those of the Chinese.

 

[BULLDOG]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

If you are any indication, then yes, you are a complete idiot.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

If you are any indication, then yes, you are a complete idiot.

The dude that loves totalitarianism has spoken.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

Thank you for another informative post. Nicely done.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

Thank you for another informative post. Nicely done.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

Welcome to the so called news reporters. They don’t check with reality. They check with government.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

If you are any indication, then yes, you are a complete idiot.

The dude that loves totalitarianism has spoken.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

https://www.libertarianism.org/columns/deep-state-tyranny-endures

The Deep State's Tyranny Endures |

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

Thank you for another informative post. Nicely done.

Serge Ljalikof this is the journalistic pseudonym of Professor Mrs. Vera Afanasyev from Sanct-Petersburg Russia

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

I love how idiots distort the figures.

In Finland, they have 6493 cases for the whole country, of which 5106 are “closed”. 306 people died, and 4800 recovered. There are only 1387 active cases. The death rate in Finland is less than 5% of closed cases. The world average is 14%

Russia has 317,554 total cases, but only 95,780 closed cases, of which 3099 have died. It is estimated the Russia is seriously undercounting its deaths.

Russians are known liars and propagandists. Their numbers are no more reliable than those of the Chinese.

You AGAIN put yourself in a stupid position: the population of the Northern capital of Russia, the city of St. Petersburg and a country -Finland, were compared. But, if the "Russians" are LIARS, then you seem to be a representative of some Americans who received their education at school for children with special needs. Do not fall into such situations anymore. You are ridiculous

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

Or the demo

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

I love how idiots distort the figures.

In Finland, they have 6493 cases for the whole country, of which 5106 are “closed”. 306 people died, and 4800 recovered. There are only 1387 active cases. The death rate in Finland is less than 5% of closed cases. The world average is 14%

Russia has 317,554 total cases, but only 95,780 closed cases, of which 3099 have died. It is estimated the Russia is seriously undercounting its deaths.

Russians are known liars and propagandists. Their numbers are no more reliable than those of the Chinese.

Or the Democrats.

 

[sparky]

propagandized again?

~S~

 

[Dragonlady]

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

Thank you for another informative post. Nicely done.

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Believe him!!!

When people are telling the truth, they don't have to sell it. The truth is self evident.

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

Or the demo

A sad geographic medical arithmetic

St. Petersburg, Russia.
There are about 5.4 million people in it. Its area is 1439 km². The average population density, according to Wikipedia, is 3847 people / km².

5029 cases of Covida disease were identified; 34 people died yesterday because of this decease (Fontanka).

Neighboring Finland.
Its population is about 5.5 million people. The area of the country is 338400 km². The average population density is 16 people / km².

5,254 cases of the disease were detected, died - attention! - 230 people (ncov2019.live).

There is no way to provide a rational explanation for how in Finland, in which:

- approximately the same climate and environmental conditions in most of the territory,

- as many people live as in St. Petersburg, while the population density is almost 250 times less,

- and without any coronavirus, always shine and cleanliness, they always rub something, sweep and wash, and in the places visited there is always a smell of detergents and disinfectants,

- cashiers and sellers in grocery stores are always wearing gloves,

- most of the people live in small towns, in houses where there are relatively few apartments (there are definitely no multi-apartment apartment houses like in St. Petersburg), in villages and farms, and thus the probability of transmission of the virus is obviously much lower than in St. Petersburg,

- as many people fell ill as here, and almost 7 times more died.

It simply cannot be true, because it can never be. No comparisons make of the quality of medical care for obvious reasons. Definitely, in Finland, it is no worse and no less accessible.

Well, and suspect a truly democratic Finland, where one of the highest press freedom indices in the world and one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, in manipulating statistics, concealing (or exaggerating, distorting ) the scale of the disease or even in any media can not happen. There is no reason.

And the conclusion is obvious:

The "official statistics "presented to us by bureaucrats from the "deep state" has nothing to do with reality and cannot be taken seriously.

Such" statistics "is called propaganda."

In cooperation with Serge Ljalikof, S.-Petersburg, Russia

I love how idiots distort the figures.

In Finland, they have 6493 cases for the whole country, of which 5106 are “closed”. 306 people died, and 4800 recovered. There are only 1387 active cases. The death rate in Finland is less than 5% of closed cases. The world average is 14%

Russia has 317,554 total cases, but only 95,780 closed cases, of which 3099 have died. It is estimated the Russia is seriously undercounting its deaths.

Russians are known liars and propagandists. Their numbers are no more reliable than those of the Chinese.

Or the Democrats.

Ordinary, "lost sheep," yes, but not the top. They are cold, prudent bastards.