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And tell me exactly how long did it take for your beloved WHO to declare Covid-19 a pandemic? The reports coming out of China were inaccurate and you know it, any of the Doctors in China trying to tell the truth were silenced to the grave.
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: RadioRobert
Dice it how you will. USA will probably have the highest mortality rates for any nation in the western world. You are trying to say the US didnt know. How comes so many other countries have done remarkably well at curtailing the spread of the virus.
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: RadioRobert
Can you tell me how many US citizens have died to lack of access to a ventilator? Pretty sure it is zero. Have a citation? Or do you still think NY needs 40,000 ventilators?
I think the USA / UK gov messed up big time. How ever you decide to dice it this was poorly planned. The figures will speak for themselves. Why do you think the USA may well be on course for the highest mortality rate in the developed world?
Are there any countries with a higher population in the western world?
So you cannot demonstrate a single person has died because they did not have access to a ventilator, but it was horribly bungled because they did not make enough ventilators?
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: RadioRobert
So you cannot demonstrate a single person has died because they did not have access to a ventilator, but it was horribly bungled because they did not make enough ventilators?
You can tell is a bungle simply by the mortality rates. That is why they are so high in the USA. Countries globally acted a lot faster than the USA.
German researchers say the United States is only detecting 1.6% of novel coronavirus cases, suggesting there may already be some 26 million infections nationally, 1 million in Florida and several tens of millions worldwide.
In a way, a potentially much higher denominator portends good news of much lower death rates than previously feared. But because of delayed or insufficient testing, the German researchers also conclude that current case counts aren’t very useful information, especially in the U.S., Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, where response to COVID-19 outbreaks has been slower. So they call for urgent improvement in detecting new infections to contain the virus and prevent second and subsequent "waves" of spread.
“These results mean that governments and policy-makers need to exercise extreme caution when interpreting case numbers for planning purposes," Sebastian Vollmer, professor of development economics at the University of Göttingen, said in a prepared statement.
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Thejaybird
Its because of people like you that we need strict guideline and regulation.
and thats the truth of it.
originally posted by: daskakik
The whole this week will be peak week is probably referring to the places in the US that got hit first. The US is a large country and there are 7 states which have, to date, reported deaths in the single digits. They are a lot earlier in the cycle than NY.
But you really haven't offered anything other than continuing allegations that it has been bungled for reasons that do not match reality. Just Chinese talking points.
originally posted by: purplemer
Dice it how you want. Countries that had experience with this dealt with it a lot earlier. Before the WHO declared it a pandemic they said countries should take action. Those that did faired better those that did not listen will now pay the heavy price.
Yes docter and nurses have been fired for speaking out. In America is seems ok that freedom of speech is curtailed by companies.
"Preliminary investigations conducted by the Chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) identified in #Wuhan, #China,"
“Current information does not allow for the full understanding of the extent of human-to-human transmission and the size of the epidemic,” Tarik Jasarevic wrote, saying that “scattered” human-to-human spread triggered by multiple animal-to-human transmissions may still be account for the majority of cases.
“Each day our new findings are not good,” said Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Diseases Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. “This is beginning to look more like SARS every hour.”
an its not because masks are embeded in their culture it is because they have had prevoius experience at dealing with this kind of thing so hecne sit there for two months doing nothing.
What I mean is more stringent isolation. If you think behaving like an #hole and endangering peeps lives is ok because your freedom is more important than the freedom and life of the staff trying to look after you then fair enough.
USA will now pay a heavy price in life and the graph is not flattening out.
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: asabuvsobelow
And tell me exactly how long did it take for your beloved WHO to declare Covid-19 a pandemic? The reports coming out of China were inaccurate and you know it, any of the Doctors in China trying to tell the truth were silenced to the grave.
Does it make it feel better to have an organisation to blame for this instead of holding your own administration to account.
USA messed up that is evident from the body count now building up.
The WHO for your information is predominantly funded by the US and the Gates foundation.
lol
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: RadioRobert
So you cannot demonstrate a single person has died because they did not have access to a ventilator, but it was horribly bungled because they did not make enough ventilators?
You can tell is a bungle simply by the mortality rates. That is why they are so high in the USA. Countries globally acted a lot faster than the USA.