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Re: COVID-19: Fatality Rate 

By: hydro_gen in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (1)
Sat, 02 May 20 6:18 PM | 29 view(s)
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OK I am not dismissing that COVID-19 exists or is fatal yet can anyone explain these numbers from our beloved CDC?? Specifically table 2. Even with the disclaimer I find this difficult to justify what we have allowed to happen to our country and if the numbers are similar then also globally.

Also - earlier this morning I saw a chart using CDC numbers listing deaths in America on a weekly basis and there are 45,000+/- LESS deaths in 2020 than there were in the same time frame from 2019 - I will post it IF I can locate it. Granted with less travel there are less highway deaths etc yet.

SO if this "plandemic" is so bad where are the increased deaths???

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/

This "controllusvirus" is 100% BS.

PEACE

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COVID-19: Fatality Rate
By: Decomposed in POPE 5
Sat, 02 May 20 11:50 AM 		Msg. 60407 of 62138

One of the most widely circulated pieces of garbage on the pandemic continues to be the claim that COVID-19 is comparable to the flu. If the authors of the rubbish go any deeper than that and try to substantiate the claim, they invariably list the two diseases' respective death rates - and, lo, the rates aren't that far apart! What these guys don't tell you is that there are two measures of death rate, CFR and IFR (Case Fatality Rate and Infection Fatality Rate), and they yield very different results. To make the two diseases seem similar, they use one for the flu and the other for COVID-19.

Both CFR and IFR divide the number of deaths into the number of people with the disease. However, CFR uses the number of diagnosed cases in the denominator while IFR uses the total number of people believed to have been infected - which is a far larger, far less certain number.

CFR = DEATHS / TOTAL CONFIRMED CASES

IFR = DEATHS / TOTAL INFECTIONS.

Now I'm going to save myself a lot of time by passing you to an e-mail already written, sent recently to Chris Martenson, that shows what's going on and that COVID-19 is between 25 and 40 times more deadly than even a bad seasonal flu.



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