105 Standard Deviations Above the Mean
Post #675
Evidence from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, from Santa Clara County, from UK Technical Briefing #5, and from the superspreader event in Gangelt, Germany all show one thing:
COVID was never over twice as deadly as flu
But when you look at the respiratory infection death rate from 1999 to 2020 for those from age 65 to age 69 in the USA, their 2020 rate is inexplicable:
The 2020 value is 105 standard deviations above the mean.
But you cannot achieve that high of a respiratory infection death rate with a disease only twice (at most) as lethal as flu. Another explanation will be required to explain these deaths, and to verify that there was no coordinated (intentional) effort to create a mass casualty event, such as by using EMFs to create mass hypoxemia.
I think it was just hospital protocols designed to cause death and dissuading doctors from using effective medicines and supplements such as nasal rinses, saline solutions, vitamin D, zinc, antibiotics, steroids, aspirin, chlorine dioxide, iodine, ivermectin, hydrogen peroxide, hydroxychloroquine, and many more. We need to compare survival rates at hospitals and begin criminal investigations into the worst offenders. Many nurses and patients will be willing to testify. Public trials of hospital executives and doctors who allowed dozens (or hundreds) of patients to die from kidney failure (caused by remdesivir), dehydration, excessive inflammation (not treated with steroids), and secondary infections (not treated with antibiotics) should be tried for manslaughter.
As this plandemic was years in development, they would have had plenty time to develop their protocals by incorporating many ways to induce hypoxia as possible. Whether the "virus" was to become the scapegoat for any EMF damage caused by 5g signals is one theory, also the lockdowns were really to close businesses to funnel money to prop up banks. So, the virus was made out to be far more deadly by all these new protocols and, of course, allow this LNP/mRNA technology, via DoD, to be used in humans, bypassing usual safety and efficacy standards.