Is the Pandemic Over?

re: Is the Pandemic Over?

Randyfast — 9/14/2020 10:13:20 AM

Did the "pandemic" ever begin? Not in the area in which I live.

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danhow94535 — 9/12/2020 11:00:59 PM

I work in a prison. The last month there was a high amount of positive cases. Could be many false positives but all the officers and inmates I talked to that tested positive said it was no worse then a flu mixed with a cold. Some lost their taste and smell but for the most part not even close to as deadly as the mainstream, vaccine pushers and mask pushers have made it out to be. From my own experience definitely a planeddemic and a total scam put on the world by a technocracy.

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Bluesss — 9/12/2020 5:05:32 PM

I read that Austria had success curing patients with blood plasma from people who already had the virus. .

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anounamongus — 9/12/2020 4:35:58 PM

Just follow the money to see the craziness of our current situation

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tireguy — 9/11/2020 10:46:47 AM

Everyone should read the article by J.B. Handely titled “Lockdown Lunacy 3.0” published July 30, 2020 on the website of the Children’s Health Defense and his own blog. Handley discussed the fact that a virus is going to do what viruses have done for hundreds of thousands of years and that is to continue spreading until it runs out of people to infect then it will burn out. He discussed a 19th century epidemiologist, William Farr, who studied epidemics. Here is a quote from the article:...”Farr, a UK epidemiologist from the mid-19th century, understood that all viruses follow a similar pattern, and that the slope of the death curve on the way up will roughly equal the slope on the way down, which means if you know when you have reached peak deaths, you have a very good idea of when the virus will be extinguished. As Farr wrote, “The death rate is a fact; anything beyond this is an inference.”

Handely discussed..”another British scientist, Dr. Edgar Hope Simpson, who explained that the course of a virus is DIFFERENT in terms of both timing and its slope, based on WHERE in the world you live, by latitude....In simple terms, our northern states are done with their death curves, and our southern states are almost there.” This explains the smaller peak in mid-August in our southern tier states.