How many cases of/ deaths from the Wuhan Chinese virus???
1. There is no way to tell, because the power in charge of collecting the data are simply claiming every death to be due to this virus.
Of course, this is only explainable if it has a political motive.
“The underlying cause depends upon what and where conditions are reported on the death certificate. However, the rules for coding and selection of the underlying cause of death are expected to result in COVID- 19 being the underlying cause more often than not,” the guidelines read.
“COVID-19 should be reported on the death certificate for all decedents where the disease caused or is assumed to have caused or contributed to death. Certifiers should include as much detail as possible based on their knowledge of the case, medical records, laboratory testing, etc.,” the guidance continued.
“If the decedent had other chronic conditions such as COPD or asthma that may have also contributed, these conditions can be reported in Part II.”
Is The Number of Deaths Due To COVID-19 Being Inflated, And, If So, Why? | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | Michael Berry
As we have yet to reach the total death rate reported in 2019 for the same time period (January 1st and April 9th), it appears that there is something seriously wrong with the way this pandemic has been reported and handled by the medical community, the media, and the politicians.
Pathetically, it most likely isn’t going to get better when as of April 8, 2020, all patients with coronavirus are now being classified as “Death due to COVID-19,” regardless of the real cause of death. This draconian method of manipulating data to conform to your hypothesis is pure evil. It allows the medical community, the media, and politicians to cover up their errors, distort their miscalculations, and falsify their reports so that they can justify even further measures that will attempt to control, manipulate, and profit from those who don’t understand the importance of “statistical significance”.
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
2. This statistic should be a clue:
"But we need to investigate even deeper to really understand the facts of what is going on during this pandemic. According to the CDC, 2,841,600 people died in the US in 2019. That averages out to be 236,800 per month. Yet only 501,444 deaths have occurred nationwide this year between January 1, 2020, to April 9. Averaging the death rate over the first 3 months of 2019, there should have been 710,400 deaths, not merely 501,444, especially since the death rate for the flu is historically highest in January, February, and March. "
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
3. Could it be named other that the Wuhan coronavirus?
"This week last year, Mexico registered 671 new cases of acute respiratory infections. This week this year, Mexico registered 12,000 new cases.
According to health ministry data, acute respiratory infections in Mexico are reportedly up 50 percent this season compared to the previous year, which is certainly attributable to underreported cases of the Wuhan coronavirus."
No Surge of Coronavirus in Mexico, Just 'Acute Lung Infections'
'Certainly' means 'maybe.'
4. "...Mexico had 12,872 confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,221 deaths. Deputy Health Minister Hugo Lopez Gatell has said this model may require the number of confirmed cases to be multiplied by eight to get the full picture.
Some experts say the real multiplier could be as high as 30, which would bring the total number of cases to around 386,000, second only to the U.S...."
www.bloomberg.com
Another faulty 'model' from what we call 'science'???
5. Here are some supporting data, reported by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), which mathematically and scientifically back up this bold hypothesis.
Out of 327.2 million people, there were 501,444 total deaths in the United States from January 1, through April 8th this year
4,065 of those deaths were from COVID-19
4,467 of those deaths were from the flu
35,230 of those deaths were from pneumonia
1,879 of these pneumonia cases also had COVID-19
Here we have some data that we use to calculate some scientific mathematical facts, not propaganda.
0.153% of the US population died between January 1 and April 4, 2020
0.81% of those deaths (0.001242% of the population) were due to COVID-19
0.89% of those deaths (0.001352% of the population) were due to the flu
766.67% more deaths have occurred from pneumonia than from COVID-19
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
Without an epidemic to blame on Trump, the Democrat chances to win in November are dwindling......
1. There is no way to tell, because the power in charge of collecting the data are simply claiming every death to be due to this virus.
Of course, this is only explainable if it has a political motive.
“The underlying cause depends upon what and where conditions are reported on the death certificate. However, the rules for coding and selection of the underlying cause of death are expected to result in COVID- 19 being the underlying cause more often than not,” the guidelines read.
“COVID-19 should be reported on the death certificate for all decedents where the disease caused or is assumed to have caused or contributed to death. Certifiers should include as much detail as possible based on their knowledge of the case, medical records, laboratory testing, etc.,” the guidance continued.
“If the decedent had other chronic conditions such as COPD or asthma that may have also contributed, these conditions can be reported in Part II.”
Is The Number of Deaths Due To COVID-19 Being Inflated, And, If So, Why? | NewsRadio 740 KTRH | Michael Berry
As we have yet to reach the total death rate reported in 2019 for the same time period (January 1st and April 9th), it appears that there is something seriously wrong with the way this pandemic has been reported and handled by the medical community, the media, and the politicians.
Pathetically, it most likely isn’t going to get better when as of April 8, 2020, all patients with coronavirus are now being classified as “Death due to COVID-19,” regardless of the real cause of death. This draconian method of manipulating data to conform to your hypothesis is pure evil. It allows the medical community, the media, and politicians to cover up their errors, distort their miscalculations, and falsify their reports so that they can justify even further measures that will attempt to control, manipulate, and profit from those who don’t understand the importance of “statistical significance”.
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
2. This statistic should be a clue:
"But we need to investigate even deeper to really understand the facts of what is going on during this pandemic. According to the CDC, 2,841,600 people died in the US in 2019. That averages out to be 236,800 per month. Yet only 501,444 deaths have occurred nationwide this year between January 1, 2020, to April 9. Averaging the death rate over the first 3 months of 2019, there should have been 710,400 deaths, not merely 501,444, especially since the death rate for the flu is historically highest in January, February, and March. "
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
3. Could it be named other that the Wuhan coronavirus?
"This week last year, Mexico registered 671 new cases of acute respiratory infections. This week this year, Mexico registered 12,000 new cases.
According to health ministry data, acute respiratory infections in Mexico are reportedly up 50 percent this season compared to the previous year, which is certainly attributable to underreported cases of the Wuhan coronavirus."
No Surge of Coronavirus in Mexico, Just 'Acute Lung Infections'
'Certainly' means 'maybe.'
4. "...Mexico had 12,872 confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,221 deaths. Deputy Health Minister Hugo Lopez Gatell has said this model may require the number of confirmed cases to be multiplied by eight to get the full picture.
Some experts say the real multiplier could be as high as 30, which would bring the total number of cases to around 386,000, second only to the U.S...."
Mexico Acute Lung Infections Up 50%, Imply Covid Undercount
Severe acute respiratory infections in Mexico spiked 50% this season compared with a year ago, almost certainly all due to coronavirus, suggesting that government figures on Covid-19 cases are far too low.
www.bloomberg.com
Another faulty 'model' from what we call 'science'???
5. Here are some supporting data, reported by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), which mathematically and scientifically back up this bold hypothesis.
Out of 327.2 million people, there were 501,444 total deaths in the United States from January 1, through April 8th this year
4,065 of those deaths were from COVID-19
4,467 of those deaths were from the flu
35,230 of those deaths were from pneumonia
1,879 of these pneumonia cases also had COVID-19
Here we have some data that we use to calculate some scientific mathematical facts, not propaganda.
0.153% of the US population died between January 1 and April 4, 2020
0.81% of those deaths (0.001242% of the population) were due to COVID-19
0.89% of those deaths (0.001352% of the population) were due to the flu
766.67% more deaths have occurred from pneumonia than from COVID-19
Statistically Significant: Why It Makes a Difference - Tom McFie
Without an epidemic to blame on Trump, the Democrat chances to win in November are dwindling......
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