Hanan Sorry about missing your correct gender. I agree with most of what you say here until you get to the personal anecdote. After all my friend of many years died from covid, several others have been incapacitated, and my wife has patients that were fit and now can only walk 30 yards before they run out of breath. Anecdote is, however, the thing that people respond to. "I literally cried when Derick, once the lead quarterback in his college football team, cant even walk down the street with me and our dogs dreaming of great things to come. His doctor said, he will never be the same, will never play football again, now that his lungs are permanently scarred and his heart is operating at 45% capacity. His fiance....blah blah"
Why would you say "if covid is so deadly" when I have said its not deadly, but is a trigger for immune dysregulation that kills primarily the old and sick? Compared to the flu, experts say covid is probably less dangerous, while it is 1000 times more dangerous for people over 70. This is not the same as the flu. It has a unique clinical course. You and others keep saying you can kill it, whatever it is. But Im glad you arent taking care of my friends because the infectious stage is not really the problem. You would need immune modulators and anti coagulants to save lives. If you were to actually try and treat somebody for covid, you could easily fail, coming in with a bunch of silver and stuff when they get really ill and have already defeated the virus and are into the inflammatory stage. There is minimal excess death, as I pointed out with actual numbers, but this is not really true for older age people. The numbers add up. Those are three or four million lives that left someone heartbroken. The pandemic has a clear epidemic curve. If this curve was invented anew...a fake pandemic... by every country and province taking data, then it would not have the classic Gompertz shape, it would be an invention. Likewise if it was only a result of testing. It would not show seasonality...they would invent something to show an effect of masks and lockdowns and injections. But this is not the case. Do you grasp that? Why is the PCR test not good? There is more than one reason. The cycle threshold is too high, false positive rate is dependent on how, who and when you test, the primers are apparently too limited, with a lack of checks and so on. Not long ago I posted the link to the retraction report detailing the failings. That doesnt mean it doesnt find bits of the virus in question. That doesnt mean the PCR test measures NOTHING. It could, for example, test a part of a lab engineered coronavirus. The test could be based on genetic sequences that were known months before that guy died in Wuhan. Or years before. Understanding the full implications of the PCR test scandal is a lot more complicated than saying its entirely useless and therefor there was no virus and therefor the vaccine is a clot inducing bacteria. When you dismiss the doctors fighting for ivermectin, when you dismiss Robert Malone, inventor of mRNA tech, Michael Yeadon, Peter McCullough, Dr Cahill, you are dissing the very people who expose the debacle. The people who have worked out protocols to save lives. This is working against your future. Without those people, weve got nothing. There would be no uprising without them. Claiming there are no viruses, no specific antibodies, no mRNA vaccine, just shots of bacteria...this is not going to end the lockdown in Australia or end vaccine passports, or save lives from covid or bring big pharma to justice Max On 10/6/2021 8:52 PM, hanan bissar wrote:
Nobody's denying there were deaths. But the numbers show that there was a minimal increase, if any from previous years. People died from BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA, like people do every year.
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