So what is really happening in Los Angeles

I just read this on Yahoo news. Seem like a county with millions of people would have places to cremate the bodies. Well, anyway according to the article it is almost if people are just dying by the hundreds daily.

www.yahoo.com...

originally posted by: musicismagic
is almost if people are just dying by the hundreds daily.

That is the case in California.


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a reply to: musicismagic

The trucks pictured in the photo at the link do not appear to be refrigerated trucks.
Medline Industries does not list refrigerated trucks as a product that they supply.
I think this is part of the scam that is being pulled on us.

With an ageing population of 10 million I would be surprised if a thousand a day didn’t die.

originally posted by: FauxMulder

originally posted by: musicismagic
is almost if people are just dying by the hundreds daily.

That is the case in California.

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Now post a chart of all deaths per day.

originally posted by: FauxMulder

originally posted by: musicismagic
is almost if people are just dying by the hundreds daily.

That is the case in California.

Link

Thanks

a reply to: Ringsofsaturn777

bingo!

that chart will go the other way!

now cities like chicago, n.y. and l.a. can auto-majikly make their murder stats go way down for propaganda and political benefit!

With all the social distancing, masks, quarantines and mandatory shutdowns, why is this virus still proliferating?

I wonder if this really is a weaponized virus and we don’t really know what we’re dealing with.

originally posted by: choomsuba
With all the social distancing, masks, quarantines and mandatory shutdowns, why is this virus still proliferating?

I wonder if this really is a weaponized virus and we don’t really know what we’re dealing with.

Because people sneak out, don’t wear masks right, still go out to shop, and it’s sort of airborne (droplets)

I still think it’s weaponized, there’s just too many weird long term symptoms for some people. Like even hair falling out, brain fog.....

a reply to: musicismagic

We have went an entire year with what we have been told is a deadly pandemic.
Shutdowns
Masks
6' apart
Trillions of dollars lost

Yet the total number of deaths in the country is right where it should be.
The last six years the death total has averaged a 1.2% increase. The pandemic didn't increase that number.

www.macrotrends.net...

How does that chart fit in with project warp speed and the rollout of the vaccinations?

Consider - California where they have some of the strictest measures is right now single-handedly keeping the emergency status of the pandemic going in the US.

Despite everything they do; the harder they try, the worse the disease gets. It's almost like all their measures just make it worse.

Maybe they need to try something else because lock downs and masks aren't working as advertised ... at least not the way California is doing them.

Post chart for the last 10 yrs plz

originally posted by: kwakakev
How does that chart fit in with project warp speed and the rollout of the vaccinations?

The problem with Warp Speed and the rollout is that the Federal Government can only do so much. Each state is responsible for how the vaccine is distributed once it gets to them. Some are much better at it than others.

In New York, there is an online registration process that involves some 51 different fields and questions and uploading documents and then if the center you sign up for has no open spots, everything resets and you have to do it all over again. This is for senior citizens. They're having trouble.

Michigan is also having trouble for some reason. They're holding far more doses than they've successfully given but they complain they haven't received enough.

I don't know what California's process is like.

a reply to: musicismagic

Yep. No funeral, view by video, no where for bodies...and how long can you keep cadavers(dead body) stacked in refridgerator trailers...when most...will.not.have.a.funeral.

"Just like the flu?" We said it will get bad. People didn't understand the overwhelming problems of sickness, emergency treatments, hospital beds.

This is what we meant. It's nothing now. But, it has begun.

originally posted by: choomsuba
With all the social distancing, masks, quarantines and mandatory shutdowns, why is this virus still proliferating?

I wonder if this really is a weaponized virus and we don’t really know what we’re dealing with.

I saw a news story the other day about the homeless are spreading it around... among themselves and among others, so it's going to spread and keep spreading

a reply to: musicismagic

In my little town in central California, our hospitals have no beds or ICU beds. Adding beds would do no good, because there just isn't the staff to keep up. there are multiple refrigerator trucks in the hospitals' parking lots.

My neighbor, who has COVID and asthma, has been taken to the hospital by ambulance 3 times, and sent home the same day each time. Both her parents are in the hospital with COVID. 6 people in my little neighborhood have died from COVID, that I know of.

It's pretty bad here.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Strangely enough these problems existed before covid.

May 2016
www.reliasmedia.com...


Jan 2018
www.courant.com...


Feb 2019
www.healio.com...


The worlds medical system was and has not been prepared for a pandemic.
The beds at my local hospital are not near capacity but one a few counties away is packed.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: musicismagic

We have went an entire year with what we have been told is a deadly pandemic.
Shutdowns
Masks
6' apart
Trillions of dollars lost

Yet the total number of deaths in the country is right where it should be.
The last six years the death total has averaged a 1.2% increase. The pandemic didn't increase that number.

www.macrotrends.net...

Your sound logic will be brushed aside by their wilful ignorance.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: musicismagic

In my little town in central California, our hospitals have no beds or ICU beds. Adding beds would do no good, because there just isn't the staff to keep up. there are multiple refrigerator trucks in the hospitals' parking lots.

My neighbor, who has COVID and asthma, has been taken to the hospital by ambulance 3 times, and sent home the same day each time. Both her parents are in the hospital with COVID. 6 people in my little neighborhood have died from COVID, that I know of.

It's pretty bad here.

What’s the name of the hospital you are referencing?