Think it was the medical procedures - remove needed prescriptions, deny antibiotics, and allow dehydration y desalination combined with remdesivir and sedatives/painkillers that suppress breathing and intubation without antibiotics which also gives rise to more infections.
If it wasn't clear, we go beyond your conclusion that there must be another cause of death other than "covid". We are casting doubt on the credibility of the total numbers presented.
I did get that point from your essay, Jonathan. And I don't mean to take away from that point. It'd be best if the count of body bags was publicly available (so that anyone could count how many new deaths really did occur in each of the 52 weeks of 2020).
Those hardest hit by COVID all had curious dips in weekly and monthly death rates before deaths began rising, almost as if they were padding the "death account" so that they could make COVID appear to be deadly.
While transparency regarding mortality may be too much to ask for in today's political climate, it isn't too much to demand, as if "mortality transparency" (a publicly-available body bag count) were to be court-ordered, so that the necessary funds would get directed toward implementing full transparency of mortality.
Think it was the medical procedures - remove needed prescriptions, deny antibiotics, and allow dehydration y desalination combined with remdesivir and sedatives/painkillers that suppress breathing and intubation without antibiotics which also gives rise to more infections.
Like the simple graph. Even grandma will be able to see something fishy going on.
Thanks for citing our piece.
If it wasn't clear, we go beyond your conclusion that there must be another cause of death other than "covid". We are casting doubt on the credibility of the total numbers presented.
I did get that point from your essay, Jonathan. And I don't mean to take away from that point. It'd be best if the count of body bags was publicly available (so that anyone could count how many new deaths really did occur in each of the 52 weeks of 2020).
Those hardest hit by COVID all had curious dips in weekly and monthly death rates before deaths began rising, almost as if they were padding the "death account" so that they could make COVID appear to be deadly.
While transparency regarding mortality may be too much to ask for in today's political climate, it isn't too much to demand, as if "mortality transparency" (a publicly-available body bag count) were to be court-ordered, so that the necessary funds would get directed toward implementing full transparency of mortality.