So this is very telling to me of the "Pandemic"

Masks? Like these masks? The ones businesses hand out for free?

originally posted by: sunkuong
a reply to: AaarghZombies

Probably because we locked down and wore masks.

Its not like we have herd immunify.

How did that whole China thing go with welding people into their apartments and throwing healthy people into quarantine tents with sick people?

I remember you were freaking out quite a bit this time last year.

a reply to: Dalamax

This is Detroit. Every day people are killed here with canes, walkers, just walking, biking...I was almost nailed walking myself in suburb of Dearborn.

Do you think they will ever tell you that Covid19 is just this years flu?

Are you waiting for them to actually admit that it was all a scam designed to finally gain world control through the WHO and the eventually the NWO?


Do you need to hear it from THEM to know that:

The JFK assassination was not a conspiracy?

That the official story of 9/11 is a FACT and not an inside job designed to further PNAC and Authoritarian control with the Patriot Act?

That Covid19 is actually a real and dangerous thing and not just another cold season (look at the numbers)

If you are waiting for the powers that be to give you a straight answer so you can be 'satisfied', then this is not the place for you.

Otherwise; welcome to ATS

originally posted by: MrRCflying
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Meh... The point is mute anyway. As I said before, no one dies of influenza, they die with influenza.

Gotta run. Have fun with your circle jer... er, um, echo chamber, crying about there not being enough pediatric deaths. Sick...

What does it matter if he's in an echo chamber? He's mute, so nobody can even hear him. To say otherwise would be a moot point.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: MrRCflying
Not an expert, but influenza is less transmissible than Covid. It could be the results of distancing, better cleaning of surfaces, and more attention to hygiene. It just could not spread around this season.

Bingo, all of the anti-covid measures also protect against the flu. Australia reported an 80% reduction in flu cases for 2020.

Apparently, though, the anti-covid measures don't work for covid....

Don't worry yall the children's masks are "without glass fibres"

lmao

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Driving to work this morning I heard on the radio that Alberta conducted twice the number of influenza tests this year with no confirmed cases found.

This information supposedly came from our Provincial Health Officer.

a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Despite their best efforts not enough people were getting the annual flu shot, now it's a sure thing as COVID.
I bet this becomes an annual shot, and you will need it to travel in the near future.

originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Despite their best efforts not enough people were getting the annual flu shot, now it's a sure thing as COVID.
I bet this becomes an annual shot, and you will need it to travel in the near future.

Time will tell, but right now it is not looking like it will be annual.

Link

originally posted by: MrRCflying

originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Despite their best efforts not enough people were getting the annual flu shot, now it's a sure thing as COVID.
I bet this becomes an annual shot, and you will need it to travel in the near future.

Time will tell, but right now it is not looking like it will be annual.

Link

Incorrect. Pfizer CEO is going to turn it into a yearly with boosters.

Those who completed the two-dose regimen for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine will likely need a third shot within 12 months, CEO Albert Bourla said.

There is also a chance people will need to receive an annual COVID-19 vaccine thereafter, he said.
"It is extremely important to suppress the pool of people that can be susceptible to the virus," Bourla told CNBC’s Bertha Coombs in a CVS Health Live event, "Race to Vaccinate." 

originally posted by: MrRCflying influenza is less transmissible than Covid.

they are the same thing.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

I just heard about that. Just a week ago or so they were saying 91% at 6 months.

Honestly, I would take the data from virologists over the CEO.

Like I said, time will tell. If science shows it lasts longer, no need for boosters, then I will believe that over the CEO. They can't hide the efficacy from all the scientists working on it.

A report out last month from Pfizer suggests people who get both doses keep strong immunity for at least six months. Experts have been at pains to point out that doesn't mean immunity stops at six months. It means that's the longest volunteers in the trials have been followed to see what their immunity is. It's likely to last much longer, Hensley said.

"I would not be surprised if we learned a year from now that these vaccines are still producing a strong immune response," Hensley told CNN.

"I would not be surprised if this is a vaccine that we only get once."

That would make the vaccine more akin to vaccines against measles than flu vaccines. Vaccination against measles protects against infection for life in 96% of people.

Protection from Pfizer's two-dose vaccine remains above 91% even at six months, according to the company.

originally posted by: RoScoLaz5

originally posted by: MrRCflying influenza is less transmissible than Covid.

they are the same thing.

Says some random guy on the internet.

originally posted by: RoScoLaz5
they are the same thing.

originally posted by: MrRCflying

originally posted by: RoScoLaz5

originally posted by: MrRCflying influenza is less transmissible than Covid.

they are the same thing.

Says some random guy on the internet.

So, you're saying they're not the same?

And, you're what.... just some random guy on the internet?

1 pediatric death in all of 2020 is 1 more than I expected them to tally. It's like they realized they had to have the number not be 0, so they said it was 1 instead.

originally posted by: MrRCflying
Not an expert, but influenza is less transmissible than Covid. It could be the results of distancing, better cleaning of surfaces, and more attention to hygiene. It just could not spread around this season.

And VASTLY more deadly than COVID. H1N1 does not discriminate like COVID. It kills the young to the old and knows no skin color... unlike COVID.

originally posted by: MrRCflying influenza is less transmissible than Covid.

they are the same thing.

Vastly different. Both attack the respiratory system, however Corona virus is a positive sense single stranded RNA while Influenza is a negative sense single stranded RNA.

Children rarely die from the flu. Those kids who are high risk would have been shielding and therefore much less exposure to flu and covid. Schools have been shut, kids barely mixing with others. It is a believable figure when you just consider all these things.

originally posted by: cooperton
It's like they realized they had to have the number not be 0, so they said it was 1 instead.

Why couldn't it be 0?