It Appears More Are Dying From Covid-19 Than Are Admitted to the Hospital for Covid-19.

Saturday, February 19, 2022

Because Covid-19 statistics are a moving target, the numbers I'm giving pertain to the first 2 months of this young year. They will be different by this Spring.

Up to this point, the worst week this year in the USA saw approx. 7,000 people hospitalized for Covid-19 treatment.

See the graph here: gis.cdc.gov...

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But every week this year has produced approx. 13,000 Covid-19 deaths.

See that graph here: www.worldometers.info...-deaths-daily


There is NO WAY to get 13,000 weekly Covid-19 deaths out of the 7,000 individuals admitted to the hospital for Covid-19 treatment during the worst weeks this year. (Unless thousands are dying at home.)

There is more than enough CLEAR EVIDENCE for Congressional members, and other well-balanced high-profile Americans, to call out the huge multi-faceted Covid-19 SCAMS that authorities, politicians, and medical professionals, at the local, state, and national levels, are imposing on all of us.

The statistics PROVE these Covid-19 scams are being perpetrated. And more than likely, politicians are being paid to keep the "Pandemic Emergency" from expiring. Once it ends, the cash flow from D.C./US Treasury, grinds to a halt.

Hopefully, if Republicans are put back in charge of Congress in 11 months, there will be a special committee formed to investigate the many illogical crazy things that have been imposed on Americans by "authorities", using Covid-19 as their excuse.

-CareWeMust

The Plandemic is over. No one is dying. Do we still need constant threads and updates?

a reply to: carewemust

PM4U

Republicans won't do a thing as they're part of the whole plandemic.

a reply to: ancientlight

Are you blind?

We ALREADY are.

Or perhaps you haven't noticed how furious Democrats have been at Republicans for doing so?

Or that even Democrat governors are now following OUR lead instead of joe's?

There is NO WAY to get 13,000 weekly Covid-19 deaths out of the 7,000 individuals admitted to the hospital for Covid-19 treatment during the worst weeks this year.

I'm not finding this number in the graph? Are you suggesting 13,000 world wide, or in the US?

The new virus has / is killing more now on a daily basis in Japan.
235 cases of death on Feb. 19. 2022
Sadly, to say Japan is experiencing an explosion of positive cases. Thousands are at home and not at the hospital with mild cases at the moment. Its like rolling a coaster ride at the moment. No ONE IS SAYING THAT THE VACCINES IS CAUSING THE INCREASE OF DEATHS AFTER CATCHING THE CHINA VIRUS. This pisses me off. I feel the vaccines are actually causing the increase of deaths here. For those that have followed Japanese post know the death count was way low on a daily basis before the vaccinated people got vax. SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT.

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a reply to: musicismagic

The pattern you describe has been observed all over the globe with the vaccine roll out.

Most previous vaccines were based on the logic that you introduce a weakened or in some cases a benign virus to the immune system to promote T-cell learning of said virus. This vaccine is different and we are now seeing the flaws in trying to use MRNA vectors to produce the same effect.

The immune system does not seem to be learning from this vaccine. In some rare cases, the bodies immune system is reacting negatively to this vaccine as we've seen with heart issues and most recently neurological issues.

The authorities have even admitted the vaccine does not stop the spread or infection rates. It just reduces symptoms. How do you qualify the statement that it reduces symptoms? Just believe us? We've seen numorous charts around the world of what you're talking about, many vaccinated ended up in the hospital regardless of vaccination.

I feel bad for what you said about what's happening in Japan. I think you folks are going to go through a tough time as you navigate your way through this spot.

originally posted by: Mark08
The Plandemic is over. No one is dying. Do we still need constant threads and updates?

Will you help us out here in Illinois by telling our obese mobster/governor that its over? He went to the Supreme Court to get the School Mask Mandate reinstated, after a lower court shot it down.

a reply to: carewemust

The pandemic is over.

The power the authorities have gained over the past year have just begun.

originally posted by: nugget1

There is NO WAY to get 13,000 weekly Covid-19 deaths out of the 7,000 individuals admitted to the hospital for Covid-19 treatment during the worst weeks this year.

I'm not finding this number in the graph? Are you suggesting 13,000 world wide, or in the US?

I came up with 13,000 by dragging the mouse over the graph slowly from Jan 1st to now, and making a rough estimate.

This article from near the end of January says 2,000 @ day (14,000 per week) were dying of Covid-19, at that time.

From 1.22.2022: www.bbc.com...

originally posted by: ancientlight

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u
a reply to: ancientlight

Are you blind?

We ALREADY are.

Or perhaps you haven't noticed how furious Democrats have been at Republicans for doing so?

Or that even Democrat governors are now following OUR lead instead of joe's?

All staged. With the dictatorship on display by trudick , why hasn't any 'right-wing' politician stood up to him yet?
Why is that allowed to continue ? An elderly lady was killed by mounted cops just recently .

The difficult/frustrating thing for those in Congress with integrity, is how our Attorney General has directed the Department of Justice to ignore any complaints, or requests for investigations, into anything that might shine a light on Covid-19 criminal activities.

Senator Rand Paul referred Dr. Anthony Fauci to the DOJ for criminal investigation back in July of 2021.

Fox ignored it but the Hill did not: thehill.com...

When Republicans take over the House/Senate, they can compel the DOJ to investigate high-ranking criminals, and provide regular reports of progress.

If they don't, we (the people) will have clean house and put in place new officials at the top. Otherwise, we'll get shut down and turned into obedient sheep, as it appears is happening in Canada.

a reply to: carewemust

In the US at least, the data varies considerably depending on who compiles it or when it is compiled as different states report covid deaths in different ways.

For example, Florida only includes people who are officially resident in the state at the time of death on their covid statistics. This mean that - for example - a retiree with a second home in Florida won't be included on the Florida death total even if they die in state. As their main residence is considered to be elsewhere.

If that person come from a state that only includes people who died in the particular state on their own total, then the person might not be recorded their either.

So, any total that is drawn from official sate records might not include that person at all. But they would be included on a national total drawn from other reporting systems.

Another thing to consider is that some state record the time of death differently. Using Florida as an example again, they only record someone as having died form covid once an official cause of death has been confirmed by a coroner or similar official, while other states record someone as having died from covid from the date of death.

Therefore if someone dies in a jurisdiction that has a long backlog they could have died form covid, and it may be weeks or moths before the appear on an official covid total.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: carewemust

For example, Florida only includes people who are officially resident in the state at the time of death on their covid statistics. This mean that - for example - a retiree with a second home in Florida won't be included on the Florida death total even if they die in state. As their main residence is considered to be elsewhere.

Florida does not have a state income tax. The reason this is important here is that most people that have a second home in Florida call that state their residence for income tax purposes.