That's silly and untrue, obviously.That quote applies to you just as well as anyone else, neither are you the master of reality. You're just a guy who accepts what authorities and media tell him, without question.
That's silly and untrue, obviously.
Serious question - in reality, these millions of people died from Coronavirus. Do you believe that there is a massive, global conspiracy that is ... I don't even know, faking the death statistics?
What did these people die of? What killed the extra million or so Americans that died in the last couple of years?
A combination of the above. But we will never really know, because all of the death certificates are marked "Covid", and people like you believe it uncritically.
All of the "above" are from people being treated for Covid - whether ineffectively, or even with malice. So ... the extra million dead in the USA are mostly from these perverse financial incentives, but they died as a result of Covid-19 then. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding you here.Yes, but not one that requires millions of active conspirators. Not so much "faking" death statistics, but a combination of Medicare subsidy incentives for patients hospitalized with Covid ($13,000), patients on ventilators due to Covid ($39,000), inept health bureaucrats vilifying and withholding crucial and effective early treatments, incompetent doctors and nurses enacting hospital Covid "protocols" using highly toxic yet massively profitable and patient-monetizable drugs like Remdeathisnear, and placing patients who may not need them on life-ending ventilators, mandating failed one-size fits all treatments for everyone and crucifying doctors treating people individually, and more.
A combination of the above. But we will never really know, because all of the death certificates are marked "Covid", and people like you believe it uncritically.carlitos said:What did these people die of? What killed the extra million or so Americans that died in the last couple of years?
You're just a guy who accepts what authorities and media tell him, without question.
Paranoid disinformationist bull ****.Yes, but not one that requires millions of active conspirators. Not so much "faking" death statistics, but a combination of Medicare subsidy incentives for patients hospitalized with Covid ($13,000), patients on ventilators due to Covid ($39,000), inept health bureaucrats vilifying and withholding crucial and effective early treatments, incompetent doctors and nurses enacting hospital Covid "protocols" using highly toxic yet massively profitable and patient-monetizable drugs like Remdeathisnear, and placing patients who may not need them on life-ending ventilators, mandating failed one-size fits all treatments for everyone and crucifying doctors treating people individually, and more.
Impervious to objective reality, you certainly won't.But we will never really know . . .
The true number of deaths from the Covid pandemic in the US is probably being undercounted, due to the long-lasting and little-understood the past two years.effects of Covid infection and other deadly complications that surged during
“We are seeing right now the highest death rates we have ever seen in the history of this business,” J Scott Davison, CEO of insurance company OneAmerica, told journalists on 30 December.
“Death rates are up 40% over what they were pre-pandemic,” he said, among working-age people between 18 and 64. Deaths among older Americans have also increased, with one in 100 Americans over the age of 65 dying.
You're missing how more data works into this (Pixel42, correct me if I'm wrong): The situation you describe is resolved by looking at data later to see if breast cancer deaths have increased significantly. If they have, then your question pertains and maybe there is an issue there. But if they haven't, then your question doesn't matter, as there's nothing to seek an explanation for. So we have to wait until those broader stats come out.You're completely missing my point. At least in the United States, mortality statistics are based on death certificates, which themselves list one cause of death as you correctly pointed out. If this cause is incorrect, or if there are other mitigating factors that cannot be listed, then the "masses of data about rates of death" we have are meaningless, because the data is bad, or incomplete.
For instance, if someone actually died from a "treatment" of breast cancer, say chemo or radiation, but the cause of death was listed as "breast cancer", then we don't have enough information to conduct a forensic analysis.
Death certificates with their sole cause of death, and the mortality statistics they're based on, not only don't tell us what we need to know in order to do a proper analysis, but they can also be completely misleading in cases where the treatment is the disease.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized Tuesday for comments he made at a Sunday anti-vaccine rally suggesting that modern Americans opposed to Covid-19 vaccines have it tougher than Anne Frank did—comments his wife, Cheryl Hines, called “reprehensible”—in the latest example of activists equating vaccine and mask mandates to the Holocaust.
It really is. It might be written in this forum by the most intelligent, rich, well-read, well-informed, amazingly athletic guy, but those $13,000 / $39,000 figures are straight from the Alex Jones show. Toothless rednecks can parrot this same nonsense, and it's just as false coming from them.Paranoid disinformationist bull ****.
It really is. It might be written in this forum by the most intelligent, rich, well-read, well-informed, amazingly athletic guy, but those $13,000 / $39,000 figures are straight from the Alex Jones show. Toothless rednecks can parrot this same nonsense, and it's just as false coming from them.
All of the "above" are from people being treated for Covid - whether ineffectively, or even with malice. So ... the extra million dead in the USA are mostly from these perverse financial incentives, but they died as a result of Covid-19 then. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding you here.
So - the 5 million or so people that have died outside of the USA, mostly in places without for-profit health care - what's the deal there?
It really is. It might be written in this forum by the most intelligent, rich, well-read, well-informed, amazingly athletic guy, but those $13,000 / $39,000 figures are straight from the Alex Jones show. Toothless rednecks can parrot this same nonsense, and it's just as false coming from them.
You're missing how more data works into this (Pixel42, correct me if I'm wrong): The situation you describe is resolved by looking at data later to see if breast cancer deaths have increased significantly. If they have, then your question pertains and maybe there is an issue there. But if they haven't, then your question doesn't matter, as there's nothing to seek an explanation for. So we have to wait until those broader stats come out.
I think you acknowledged this earlier, but your post above acts like you haven't.
Disinformationist lie.. . . toxic experimental gene therapies
For sure disinformation.Hmmm....... perhaps Covid deaths in the US are grossly overstated for a variety of "reasons".
If causes of death are being misattributed on death certificates for a variety of reasons, as I claim they are . .
Ask FactCheck reporter Angelo Fichera, who interviewed Jensen, noted, "Jensen said he did not think that hospitals were intentionally misclassifying cases for financial reasons. But that’s how his comments have been widely interpreted and paraded on social media."
Ask FactCheck's conclusion: "Recent legislation pays hospitals higher Medicare rates for COVID-19 patients and treatment, but there is no evidence of fraudulent reporting."
Julie Aultman, a member of the editorial board of the American Medical Association’s Journal of Ethics, told PolitiFact it is “very unlikely that physicians or hospitals will falsify data or be motivated by money to do so.”
Jensen said he thinks the overall number of COVID-19 cases have been undercounted based on limitations in the number of tests available.
So, USA Today, that worthless pro-experimental gene therapy rag I linked that fact-checked what I told you about the Medicare subsidies as true, qualifies as "toothless rednecks", then?
I think I see your problem. You either don't even bother to read evidence that contradicts your invested narrative, or you aren't capable of parsing what you read.
Are you claiming that you learned those numbers from USA Today ? That's your story? You didn't crib those figures from Alex Jones or whatever cesspool of misinformation that you normally consume?
Ask FactCheck's conclusion: "Recent legislation pays hospitals higher Medicare rates for COVID-19 patients and treatment, but there is no evidence of fraudulent reporting."