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originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Axios
“I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.”
With an emphasis on ‘I think’.
It’s only 7% per f the population (not including cremations). Nothing to see here, move along.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Axios
“I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.”
With an emphasis on ‘I think’.
It’s only 7% per f the population (not including cremations). Nothing to see here, move along.
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Axios
“I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.”
With an emphasis on ‘I think’.
It’s only 7% per f the population (not including cremations). Nothing to see here, move along.
I've seen a lot of graveyards in my day but never have I ever seen one full of 'pre-dug' holes. Imagine the liability should someone fall in!
The open the gravesite the evening before or day of services in the US; maybe NJ just likes to be proactive....as in expecting a rush?
originally posted by: Axios
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Axios
“I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.”
With an emphasis on ‘I think’.
It’s only 7% per f the population (not including cremations). Nothing to see here, move along.
I've seen a lot of graveyards in my day but never have I ever seen one full of 'pre-dug' holes. Imagine the liability should someone fall in!
The open the gravesite the evening before or day of services in the US; maybe NJ just likes to be proactive....as in expecting a rush?
They usually backfill with loose soil
originally posted by: Axios
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Axios
“I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.”
With an emphasis on ‘I think’.
It’s only 7% per f the population (not including cremations). Nothing to see here, move along.
I've seen a lot of graveyards in my day but never have I ever seen one full of 'pre-dug' holes. Imagine the liability should someone fall in!
The open the gravesite the evening before or day of services in the US; maybe NJ just likes to be proactive....as in expecting a rush?
They usually backfill with loose soil
Sunday, 7 August 2022
Covid now one of country's biggest killers
News National
New Zealand recently saw its deadliest week of the pandemic.
Covid-19 has been directly responsible for one in seven recent deaths – and has already claimed five times as many lives as those lost in car accidents last year.
But even after New Zealand recently saw its deadliest week of the pandemic, a top epidemiologist fears Kiwis are growing indifferent.
A New Zealand Herald analysis showed that, in the week ending July 17 – around the time this second Omicron wave was peaking – 836 people died across New Zealand.
Of those deaths, 120 - nearly 15 percent - were directly attributed to Covid-19.
Nearly one in five died within 28 days of being reported as a Covid-19 case.
"For the first time, Covid-19 has probably become the leading cause of death in New Zealand," Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said.
"Fifteen percent of people dying from Covid-19 is about the same proportion of people who die from ischaemic heart disease, which is currently our single biggest killer.
"It's also twice the number dying from stroke, which has long been number two."
He said it was paradoxical that, at a point we're seeing the highest mortality impact of this pandemic so far, public attention appeared to have dropped to low levels.
www.odt.co.nz...
originally posted by: StoutBroux
Oamaru, New Zealand where 70-79% are vaccinated. So why are so many people dying from covid-19?
Sunday, 7 August 2022
Covid now one of country's biggest killers
News National
New Zealand recently saw its deadliest week of the pandemic.
Covid-19 has been directly responsible for one in seven recent deaths – and has already claimed five times as many lives as those lost in car accidents last year.
But even after New Zealand recently saw its deadliest week of the pandemic, a top epidemiologist fears Kiwis are growing indifferent.
A New Zealand Herald analysis showed that, in the week ending July 17 – around the time this second Omicron wave was peaking – 836 people died across New Zealand.
Of those deaths, 120 - nearly 15 percent - were directly attributed to Covid-19.
Nearly one in five died within 28 days of being reported as a Covid-19 case.
"For the first time, Covid-19 has probably become the leading cause of death in New Zealand," Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said.
"Fifteen percent of people dying from Covid-19 is about the same proportion of people who die from ischaemic heart disease, which is currently our single biggest killer.
"It's also twice the number dying from stroke, which has long been number two."
He said it was paradoxical that, at a point we're seeing the highest mortality impact of this pandemic so far, public attention appeared to have dropped to low levels.
www.odt.co.nz...
There does seem to be a lot of deaths but is it a conspiracy?
There does seem to be a lot of deaths but is it a conspiracy?
The excess deaths are cumulated and shown in the figure below. For the first eight months, cumulative totals fluctuated around 0 in a fairly narrow band (rarely exceeding ±100). But from December cumulative excess deaths rose from -100 to over +300 by the end of February, and then rose more sharply, to +800 by the end of March. The sustained rise in excess mortality from December coincides with the booster rollout.
originally posted by: Axios
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
So no threads about Aliens eh?
Alright....Some graveyards pre-dig plots prior them be sold/used for burial. This is because graves are not simply holes in the ground, actual work and planning goes into them. Some graves take as a little as a day to dig, some up to 3 days depending on the plot of land and the composition of the ground.
I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.
originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
originally posted by: Axios
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
So no threads about Aliens eh?
Alright....Some graveyards pre-dig plots prior them be sold/used for burial. This is because graves are not simply holes in the ground, actual work and planning goes into them. Some graves take as a little as a day to dig, some up to 3 days depending on the plot of land and the composition of the ground.
I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.
The OP does raise a lot of threads on the pandemic, of varying levels of salience, sometimes compelling, sometimes less so.
What I find more odd, is your post history showing you turning up in his threads, and doing your best at debunking his premise, also sometimes compelling, but generally less so.
So, why are you fixated on this member's vaccine threads?
Genuine philanthropic concern for potential misleading/false information...
or are you just paid damage control.
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
originally posted by: Axios
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
So no threads about Aliens eh?
Alright....Some graveyards pre-dig plots prior them be sold/used for burial. This is because graves are not simply holes in the ground, actual work and planning goes into them. Some graves take as a little as a day to dig, some up to 3 days depending on the plot of land and the composition of the ground.
I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.
The OP does raise a lot of threads on the pandemic, of varying levels of salience, sometimes compelling, sometimes less so.
What I find more odd, is your post history showing you turning up in his threads, and doing your best at debunking his premise, also sometimes compelling, but generally less so.
So, why are you fixated on this member's vaccine threads?
Genuine philanthropic concern for potential misleading/false information...
or are you just paid damage control.
Because in general the OP insists on using source like BitChute or Rumble as a foundation for their threads. Those sources very clearly cater to a specific type of content viewer.
Since the tag line for this site is supposed to be Deny Ignorance that applies to both sides of the equation and not just the perspectives that seem to dominate most posters here currently.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
originally posted by: Axios
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
So no threads about Aliens eh?
Alright....Some graveyards pre-dig plots prior them be sold/used for burial. This is because graves are not simply holes in the ground, actual work and planning goes into them. Some graves take as a little as a day to dig, some up to 3 days depending on the plot of land and the composition of the ground.
I think this is more of the undertaker taking advantage of a slow time to dig some more holes to sell.
The OP does raise a lot of threads on the pandemic, of varying levels of salience, sometimes compelling, sometimes less so.
What I find more odd, is your post history showing you turning up in his threads, and doing your best at debunking his premise, also sometimes compelling, but generally less so.
So, why are you fixated on this member's vaccine threads?
Genuine philanthropic concern for potential misleading/false information...
or are you just paid damage control.
Because in general the OP insists on using source like BitChute or Rumble as a foundation for their threads. Those sources very clearly cater to a specific type of content viewer.
Since the tag line for this site is supposed to be Deny Ignorance that applies to both sides of the equation and not just the perspectives that seem to dominate most posters here currently.
What's credible exactly?
en.m.wikipedia.org...