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The Word Herder's avatar

I've had this conversation before.

I was WIDE AWAKE in 2020, I knew what was going on from about March.

I REMEMBER looking at Death Rates in early 2021, for the year 2020.

THEY WERE LOWER THAN NORMAL,a little bit. When I remember things, I bloody well remember them. I have no gain by saying this, other than that is what I remember. And then they were CHANGED to be HIGHER than usual for 2020.

This is part of the FUCKERY that we are served up. And the fuckery didn't START with "Covid," which is an entirely cockamamie bullshit "disease" anyway, because it's actually EMF's. Those first two weeks of the "pandemic," when we were all told to stay home, don't go outside, etc etc... There was a very very busy bunch of guys all over the place, erecting 5G towers.

You can think/believe/say whatever you like, and yes, it WAS/IS stone cold democide, but those numbers were manipulated, plain and simple. 2020 was slightly LESS than "normal."

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ClearMiddle's avatar

This report lines up reasonably well with what I have observed. I am not a journalist or analyst by trade, and I don't go deeply into the numbers, although I am a database designer and developer and I know plenty about those. In 2020 I monitored daily hospitalization and death counts as reported by my county, and noted that there was nothing unusual going on there. I wasn't able to readily locate the baseline data that I wanted from earlier years -- it seemed to have disappeared off the Web -- but I did locate enough information to estimate what typical rates would be, thanks to an organization that obtained and published some pertinent data by means of a lawsuit.

The county, however, was also reporting daily "covid cases". I located the data dictionary for their database and confirmed that a "case" meant a positive "PCR test" within 30 days of whatever -- in other words total nonsense -- and I ignored these "cases" that were simply being used to frighten people. Apart from the flawed approach to diagnosis, each individual test was being counted as a case, so when a person was tested more than once, each test counted as a separate case. Reasonable methods were available to reduce reporting error, but none of that was being done. It was quite clear what was going on.

There appeared to be "hot spots", the closest one to me being San Francisco, and I couldn't account for that, but I was aware that there was an artificial pattern in their appearances, not characteristic of a global spread of disease.

Another measure that I still use use is illness and death as reported in a number of church prayer lists that I receive. There was an uptick in 2020 that continues to the present, and appears to be increasing over time. Comparing now with pre-2020, I see indications of increases in disease and death across all ages. In my own church's prayer list, the number of people in care homes and hospice is shrinking, but it is because they are dying. Five people died this last week, up from 0-2 per week, but it's December and deaths increase in this season.

There is nothing particularly accurate about my monitoring, but it provides me with a sanity check on the assessments I receive from other sources.

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