RE: RE: Overhyped COVID-19 Fear Led to Building $660 Million of Mostly Useless Field Hospitals
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RE: Overhyped COVID-19 Fear Led to Building $660 Million of Mostly Useless Field Hospitals

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Do you know much of the attributed "COVID-19 deaths" are from things like heart attacks, or dementia, or dehydration from hospital care neglect, or other causes of death that aren't actually from COVID-19? The death counts have admittedly been inflated, admitted by Dr. Birx and the CDC. Hospitals are letting people die from neglect, and causing deaths from incompetence, and they whitewash it, removing accountability by slapping a "COVID" death certificate on it. What is the actual death count? Not what it currently it, but lower. That reduces the death rate.

Do you think the current cases is the actual number of people who have been infected? Or do you recognize that more of the population has bee infected, and has not noticed, having no or mild symptoms? The more there are infected, the lower the death rate for the infected.

Do you know how well Sweden has done without a lockdown? Did you know even the WHO has acknowledged them as a model for other nations? Last time I checked between the US and Sweden, Sweden had near the same death rate for it's population, and both were close to the flu of 2017-2018 in percentage. It's like a more severe flu with the current death count, and those are not the true death counts as they are inflated in many nations.

Do you understand the deaths that will result from forced unemployment from governments as a result of unemployment, depression, poverty, domestic abuse, child abuse, sexual abuse, and suicides? The projections for the lockdown will have more deaths than the virus.

What ERs are overwhelmed? In New York, yes some hospitals are. a few in other cities. but many hospitals are ghost towns in their ER. I went to mine a few weeks back with my newborn, and it was empty with 2 other people. Normally there are many people. There is not an overcrowding at most hospitals. Many hospitals are laying people off as they have no patients to treat.

This is not like the Spanish Flu. Most people are fine and hardly notice it. The only ones that needed to be isolated were a target group of the elderly and those with co-morbidities or compromised immune systems. They would have avoided contact with everyone else who would have built a herd immunity and then that aforementioned target group couldn't have been affected once joining the rest of the population. Instead, everyone was locked down, ensuring a longer suffering period for everyone. Sweden showed the way to do it. NYC failed to protect the elderly, ordering nursing homes to take in COVID-19 patients that infected the rest.

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