In the News II

Quote: kenarman

What is the date on that quote RX? Is it from early in the pandemic or a CYA quote at the end?

So it is an after the fact cover your *ss statement after the fact. It doesn't reflect what he did early the in pandemic.

The quotes below are from US Today and point out an alarming trend the life insurance companies are picking up.

"In the year ending April 30, 2023 – 14 months after the last of several pandemic waves in the United States – at least 104,000 more Americans died than expected, according to Our World in Data. In the U.K., 52,427 excess deaths were reported in that period; in Germany, 81,028; France, 17,731; Netherlands, 10,418; and Ireland, 2,640."

“We are seeing, right now, the highest death rates we have seen in the history of this business – not just at OneAmerica,” CEO Scott Davison said during an online news conference in January 2022. “The data is consistent across every player in that business.”

Quote: kenarman

So it is an after the fact cover your *ss statement after the fact. It doesn't reflect what he did early the in pandemic.

What do you think he should have done early on, say, "Listen guys, you don't like this, but it's Trump my boss going to be making the actual decisions, I'm just telling you, my recommendations. Blame him if you don't like it."

Is that what you wanted him to say?

Quote: kenarman

Quote: ams288

Quote: Tanko

No one, especially not Biden or any other Democrat would have responded as quickly and effectively as Trump.

Trump banned travel to and from China, when there were only six cases in th US, and banned European travel six weeks later.

The dems and their open border policy would have had millions of illegals pouring into the country.

In the three months before anyone even heard of Covid, more than three million travelers had already passed through New York airports, unknowingly seeding the country with the virus.

Under Trump, the Covid vaccines were developed in ten months, saving millions of lives. It takes five to ten years to develop a vaccine.

Incidentally, although still very low, daily deaths due to Covid in the US are up 181% over the past month.

TB and polio are also on the rise. Thank Biden and his open borders for that. Half the Biden illegals in NYC are not vaccinated for polio.

There is a lot of BS in this post, but the first line is the true whopper. Just laughably wrong on so many levels.

“I wanted to always play it down. I still like playing it down because I don't want to create a panic.” 3/19/20

Quote from you at the beginning of Covid ams. You certainly had the dangers of the pandemic nailed. Too bad you weren't president.

February 12th, 2020 at 11:11:36 AMpermalink
ams288

Which cruise line? I’m going on a 7 day Caribbean cruise at the end of March. At this point I couldn’t be less worried about the coronavirus affecting it.

DEAR LORD

Are you seriously saying our knowledge of Covid was the same on February 12th vs. March 19 of 2020?!

How dumb can your comparisons get???

(Not to mention Donny was PRESIDENT and obviously had access to a lot more information than I did. Duh!)

Quote: ams288

Quote: kenarman

Quote: ams288

Quote: Tanko

No one, especially not Biden or any other Democrat would have responded as quickly and effectively as Trump.

Trump banned travel to and from China, when there were only six cases in th US, and banned European travel six weeks later.

The dems and their open border policy would have had millions of illegals pouring into the country.

In the three months before anyone even heard of Covid, more than three million travelers had already passed through New York airports, unknowingly seeding the country with the virus.

Under Trump, the Covid vaccines were developed in ten months, saving millions of lives. It takes five to ten years to develop a vaccine.

Incidentally, although still very low, daily deaths due to Covid in the US are up 181% over the past month.

TB and polio are also on the rise. Thank Biden and his open borders for that. Half the Biden illegals in NYC are not vaccinated for polio.

There is a lot of BS in this post, but the first line is the true whopper. Just laughably wrong on so many levels.

“I wanted to always play it down. I still like playing it down because I don't want to create a panic.” 3/19/20

Quote from you at the beginning of Covid ams. You certainly had the dangers of the pandemic nailed. Too bad you weren't president.

February 12th, 2020 at 11:11:36 AMpermalink
ams288

Which cruise line? I’m going on a 7 day Caribbean cruise at the end of March. At this point I couldn’t be less worried about the coronavirus affecting it.

DEAR LORD

Are you seriously saying our knowledge of Covid was the same on February 12th vs. March 19 of 2020?!

How dumb can your comparisons get???

(Not to mention Donny was PRESIDENT and obviously had access to a lot more information than I did. Duh!)

On March 18/2020 there had been only 1230 deaths in the US. You as usual are speaking out of the wrong orfice.

Quote: rxwine

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I believe when I was talking to Duffman about a living wage, he said people should double or triple up and share the rent. So, I'm sure that's the conservative answer you need to go with.

What does that have to do with handouts for illegal aliens?

Quote: kenarman

On March 18/2020 there had been only 1230 deaths in the US. You as usual are speaking out of the wrong orfice.

And how many deaths on February 12th when I made the post that you quoted?

How many briefings on covid do you think Donny had gotten by March 19th?

Quote: AZDuffman

What does that have to do with handouts for illegal aliens?

Your idea of stacking up bodies was good enough for American poor people; it’s certainly must be good for illegal immigrants. I’m sure most people aren’t sharing their space, thus no housing shortage.

Quote: PotPie

China has had just over 99 million cumulative cases of Covid and just under 122 thousand cumulative deaths.

Sure. Why not? China is as believable as any other communist nation.

Statistically, Asians fared better during the pandemic than any other race. This could have been due their lower average BMI. 26 for the US, vs 22 for China. It could also be due to the virus being engineered to be less deadly to Asians.

'Asians in the US least likely to get coronavirus infection'

'SARS-CoV-2 Susceptibility and ACE2 Gene Variations Within Diverse Ethnic Backgrounds'

The Chinese also have generations of exposure to previous SARS variants, that could have helped build immunity to Covid.

Covid feasts on obese people and Americans are the fattest in the world.

'The U.S. is the most obese nation in the world, just ahead of Mexico'


It also doesn't help that 'Americans Far Less Healthy, Die Younger Than Global Peers, Study Finds'

As for Germany, they under-reported cases as well as deaths.

'German COVID incidence rate 2-3 times higher than reported - minister'

They did not test post mortem. If someone died before being tested for Covid, the body was never tested for Covid after death.

"Unlike in Italy, there is currently no widespread postmortem testing for the novel coronavirus in Germany. The RKI says those who were not tested for Covid-19 in their lifetime but are suspected to have been infected with the virus “can” be tested after death, but in Germany’s decentralised health system this is not yet a routine practice."

"As a result, it is theoretically possible that there could be people who may have died in their homes before being tested and who do not show up in the statistics."

I kept trying to show you folks a virus isn't contagious.

And they have still yet to scientifically isolate Covid.

It's something, but it's not Covid.


It could be Covid as soon as we can isolate it.

But as far as we know, it could be 5G radiation.

They installed and activated 10,000 5G towers, in none other than Wuhan, when the supposed outbreak occurred.


We can't even prove something visible (isolate it), how are we going to prove something invisible?

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More young Americans are dying – and it's not COVID. Why aren't we searching for answers?

8/11/2023

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2023/08/11/more-americans-dying-than-before-pandemic-covid-deaths/70542423007/

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