What are your thoughts on the Kung Flu?

[JustJustin]

The US just reported its deadliest day for coronavirus patients as states reopen, according to WHO

Dozens of states have unveiled reopening plans and several, including Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, have already begun to allow nonessential retailers to reopen.

www.cnbc.com

Deadliest day in the us so far, 2900 lives.

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Worldometer and CDC are reporting less than 2,000. I think somebody made a typo and the media said "hurray, look at this!" And ran wild with it and threw it to all the gullible idiots who swallowed it like a hungry bass goes after a worm.



Copied from CNBC.

Fauci said the virus has been shown to be "highly transmissible," adding the emergence of this virus "exploded upon us" and has kept him up at night.
"Everyone is at risk unlike some infections," he said.


Off of CNBC.
Either CNBC is misqoteing, or Fauci is lying.
"Everyone is at risk". What a bunch of malarkey! What about the thousands of people that test positive but don't have any symptoms? How is that "risk".

Why the US is facing a hospital bed shortage

Health care in the U.S. is big business, and hospitals operate at or near full capacity to maximize profits. U.S. hospitals have shed about a half million hospital beds over the past 40 years. But what happens when a pandemic strikes?

www.cnbc.com

More lies from CNBC.
The US is facing a hospital bed shortage? Than why are doctors and nurses being laid off? Why are there hospitals with COVID-19 floors that are nearly empty? And why, in New York City, by far the worst hit area in the US, end up treating a grand total of 182 patients in the COMFORT, with 1,000 beds, before it left. That's over 800 beds available right in New York. And even that 182 weren't all in there at once.
In LA, the MERCY treated 70 non-coronavirus patients in the past month. It had 750 medical personnel.
I think I have good reasons for believing <2% of the news. I think any person with a little bit of common sense, gathering facts in person, and a little book knowledge could prove > 50% of any mainstream liberal news feed as; important details left out, exaggerated, or totally false.


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[spike camp]

What I find comical is, the guys on here using CDC and Worldometer numbers to prove their points when it fits their narrative.....and in the same breath, calling fake news to CDC and worldometer numbers when that happens to fit their narrative better.

 

[Jacack]

Read somewhere 16000 of the total deaths were at nursing homes/longterm care, anyone else see that?

 

[RyanT26]

The one thing I don’t think is quite right is;

the numbers shown below include probable deaths (and, consequently, probable cases for the same number) as reported by New York City.

I think Maryland and Wyoming are doing this as well.

 

[JustJustin]

What I find comical is, the guys on here using CDC and Worldometer numbers to prove their points when it fits their narrative.....and in the same breath, calling fake news to CDC and worldometer numbers when that happens to fit their narrative better.

What I find comical is the guys on here that attack any man that posts evidence and logic that doesn't support what they read on CNN.
You obviously didn't read my post carefully. Nowhere did I call CDC or worldometer "fake news".
CNN, NBC, CNBC, etc. are fake news.

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[spike camp]

What I find comical is the guys on here that attack any man that posts evidence and logic that doesn't support what they read on CNN.
You obviously didn't read my post carefully. Nowhere did I call CDC or worldometer "fake news".
CNN, NBC, CNBC, etc. are fake news.

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First, wasn’t necessary referring to you.
Second, I don’t watch cnn or any other news.
Lastly, if it wasn’t referred to as ‘fake news’ it was something similar, like I said, to fit a two faced narrative.

 

[timmymac24]

Data as of May 1, 2020

Week ending date in which the death occurred	COVID-19 Deaths (U07.1)1	Deaths from All Causes	Percent of Expected Deaths2	Pneumonia Deaths (J12.0–J18.9)3	Deaths with Pneumonia and COVID-19 (J12.0–J18.9 and U07.1)3	Influenza Deaths (J09–J11)4	Deaths with Pneumonia, Influenza, or COVID-19 U07.1 or J09–J18.9)5
Total Deaths	37,308	719,438	97	64,382	16,564	5,846	90,165
2/1/2020	0	57,266	97	3,688	0	469	4,157
2/8/2020	1	57,615	97	3,672	0	494	4,167
2/15/2020	0	56,878	97	3,693	0	517	4,210
2/22/2020	0	56,806	98	3,557	0	536	4,093
2/29/2020	5	56,843	99	3,626	3	619	4,247
3/7/2020	25	56,212	97	3,719	14	583	4,312
3/14/2020	49	53,968	95	3,676	25	578	4,277
3/21/2020	493	53,979	95	4,150	226	496	4,907
3/28/2020	2,712	57,430	103	5,624	1,235	410	7,463
4/4/2020	8,082	64,313	115	8,724	3,875	432	13,148
4/11/2020	12,262	66,577	120	9,841	5,468	430	16,744
4/18/2020	10,408	55,062	101	7,606	4,402	215	13,663
4/25/2020	3,271	26,489	49	2,806	1,316	67	4,777

 

[timmymac24]

Data as of May 1, 2020

Jurisdiction of Occurrence	COVID-19 Deaths (U07.1)1	Deaths from All Causes	Percent of Expected Deaths2	Pneumonia Deaths (J12.0–J18.9)3	Deaths with Pneumonia and COVID-19 (J12.0–J18.9 and U07.1)3	Influenza Deaths (J09–J11)4
United States5	37,308	719,438	97	64,382	16,564	5,846
Alabama	152	12,426	91	769	42	83
Alaska	-	856	79	41	-	-
Arizona	194	15,859	101	1,115	102	105
Arkansas	32	7,872	94	527	10	67
California	1,224	69,721	98	6,029	714	552
Colorado	551	10,846	104	972	328	91
Connecticut	120	1,398	15	130	34	18
Delaware	53	2,034	85	123	24	14
District of Columbia	66	1,464	92	173	66	-
Florida	809	54,225	99	3,934	445	282
Georgia	460	19,740	91	1,306	212	94
Hawaii	-	2,830	94	185	-	18
Idaho	44	3,553	96	195	13	24
Illinois	1,296	29,232	104	2,724	722	171
Indiana	494	16,503	95	1,526	266	121
Iowa	78	7,447	94	531	20	80
Kansas	89	6,582	94	455	40	85
Kentucky	117	10,855	86	969	67	86
Louisiana	920	11,401	95	902	400	63
Maine	40	3,824	100	318	11	30
Maryland	710	13,780	105	1,256	286	110
Massachusetts	2,009	17,802	112	2,088	735	150
Michigan	1,851	26,994	106	2,657	892	221
Minnesota	169	11,352	99	832	60	113
Mississippi	186	8,064	99	737	90	51
Missouri	196	15,163	89	971	68	169
Montana	-	2,248	84	132	-	32
Nebraska	21	3,971	90	306	-	27
Nevada	134	6,431	96	534	106	36
New Hampshire	56	3,207	99	224	18	29
New Jersey	5,109	26,794	131	4,341	2,546	110
New Mexico	36	4,113	85	291	22	25
New York6	4,920	32,144	122	5,148	2,541	188
New York City	11,425	31,247	219	6,285	4,199	862
North Carolina	0	10,727	43	639	0	127
North Dakota	-	1,546	85	140	-	18
Ohio	172	27,169	82	1,554	74	227
Oklahoma	117	8,768	84	782	43	90
Oregon	77	8,438	89	453	34	59
Pennsylvania	1,385	28,073	78	2,164	552	176
Rhode Island	55	2,235	82	124	13	23
South Carolina	150	12,807	101	786	56	91
South Dakota	-	1,898	89	149	-	21
Tennessee	134	18,441	95	1,386	67	119
Texas	446	49,284	93	3,669	179	311
Utah	30	4,697	96	279	11	39
Vermont	42	1,570	104	108	10	14
Virginia	351	17,751	99	1,000	112	104
Washington	527	14,141	95	1,176	281	98
West Virginia	13	5,048	85	369	-	57
Wisconsin	209	13,718	100	786	32	145
Wyoming	-	1,149	99	92	-	-
Puerto Rico	65	5,201	0	737	33	28

 

[timmymac24]

Both charts from the CDC site under provisional deaths from Covid-19

 

[Mosster47]

I'm not going to sit here and spoon feed information. This mentality is part of the problem with America. Generations ago men were men and women took care of the home. Now the home has turned into a screen feeding the majority of people any information they want to feed you. We have no idea what kind of power they truly have. Men nowadays? Men? Most men would be crying to momma if a man from generations ago got a hold of him. It's this mentality of "you do it for me and then I'll maybe listen, but probably not ill just criticize it to fit my thinking"

Generally people dont want to accept what is coming. If you're in tune with anything outside of the box of everyday life, you can feel something horrible is coming.

Look into all of it for yourself. Its all there but soon it wont. They are controlling speech on the internet..cognitive dissidence. Break free

Should I get off of your lawn or am I good?

 

[RyanT26]

Data as of May 1, 2020

Jurisdiction of Occurrence	COVID-19 Deaths (U07.1)1	Deaths from All Causes	Percent of Expected Deaths2	Pneumonia Deaths (J12.0–J18.9)3	Deaths with Pneumonia and COVID-19 (J12.0–J18.9 and U07.1)3	Influenza Deaths (J09–J11)4
United States5	37,308	719,438	97	64,382	16,564	5,846
Alabama	152	12,426	91	769	42	83
Alaska	-	856	79	41	-	-
Arizona	194	15,859	101	1,115	102	105
Arkansas	32	7,872	94	527	10	67
California	1,224	69,721	98	6,029	714	552
Colorado	551	10,846	104	972	328	91
Connecticut	120	1,398	15	130	34	18
Delaware	53	2,034	85	123	24	14
District of Columbia	66	1,464	92	173	66	-
Florida	809	54,225	99	3,934	445	282
Georgia	460	19,740	91	1,306	212	94
Hawaii	-	2,830	94	185	-	18
Idaho	44	3,553	96	195	13	24
Illinois	1,296	29,232	104	2,724	722	171
Indiana	494	16,503	95	1,526	266	121
Iowa	78	7,447	94	531	20	80
Kansas	89	6,582	94	455	40	85
Kentucky	117	10,855	86	969	67	86
Louisiana	920	11,401	95	902	400	63
Maine	40	3,824	100	318	11	30
Maryland	710	13,780	105	1,256	286	110
Massachusetts	2,009	17,802	112	2,088	735	150
Michigan	1,851	26,994	106	2,657	892	221
Minnesota	169	11,352	99	832	60	113
Mississippi	186	8,064	99	737	90	51
Missouri	196	15,163	89	971	68	169
Montana	-	2,248	84	132	-	32
Nebraska	21	3,971	90	306	-	27
Nevada	134	6,431	96	534	106	36
New Hampshire	56	3,207	99	224	18	29
New Jersey	5,109	26,794	131	4,341	2,546	110
New Mexico	36	4,113	85	291	22	25
New York6	4,920	32,144	122	5,148	2,541	188
New York City	11,425	31,247	219	6,285	4,199	862
North Carolina	0	10,727	43	639	0	127
North Dakota	-	1,546	85	140	-	18
Ohio	172	27,169	82	1,554	74	227
Oklahoma	117	8,768	84	782	43	90
Oregon	77	8,438	89	453	34	59
Pennsylvania	1,385	28,073	78	2,164	552	176
Rhode Island	55	2,235	82	124	13	23
South Carolina	150	12,807	101	786	56	91
South Dakota	-	1,898	89	149	-	21
Tennessee	134	18,441	95	1,386	67	119
Texas	446	49,284	93	3,669	179	311
Utah	30	4,697	96	279	11	39
Vermont	42	1,570	104	108	10	14
Virginia	351	17,751	99	1,000	112	104
Washington	527	14,141	95	1,176	281	98
West Virginia	13	5,048	85	369	-	57
Wisconsin	209	13,718	100	786	32	145
Wyoming	-	1,149	99	92	-	-
Puerto Rico	65	5,201	0	737	33	28

So are we at 60,000+ or 37,000?

 

[Mosster47]

If you guys haven't seen the new cases map of the US outside of the eastern US where it's just everywhere it basically follows I-10, 20, and 80.

That could potentially have an impact on the "I'm just driving across the country to the wilderness" crowd.

Yesterday was the new daily high for deaths also. I really really want life to go back to some sort of normal, but that doesn't look promising at the moment.

 

[durangobrad]

If you guys haven't seen the new cases map of the US outside of the eastern US where it's just everywhere it basically follows I-10, 20, and 80.

That could potentially have an impact on the "I'm just driving across the country to the wilderness" crowd.

Yesterday was the new daily high for deaths also. I really really want life to go back to some sort of normal, but that doesn't look promising at the moment.

COVID-19 United States Cases by County

Johns Hopkins U.S. County Level COVID-19 Tracking Map

coronavirus.jhu.edu

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[JustJustin]

If you guys haven't seen the new cases map of the US outside of the eastern US where it's just everywhere it basically follows I-10, 20, and 80.

That could potentially have an impact on the "I'm just driving across the country to the wilderness" crowd.

Yesterday was the new daily high for deaths also. I really really want life to go back to some sort of normal, but that doesn't look promising at the moment.

I am not a conspiracy theory guy but I personally don't believe that we set a new death toll record in May. If CDC and worldometers don't show any where close to 3,000 deaths, where did that number come from.
Of course the lying media is saying that increase in deaths is because some of the states opened up. What they don't want you to think about right now is that if you were exposed yesterday, you won't die today.
In several days, they WILL tell you that the increase in exposure will cause a death spike about 10 days after exposure, and say its gonna get worse. I am fully convinced there will be highly inflated death numbers then.


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[Mosster47]

I am not a conspiracy theory guy but I personally don't believe that we set a new death toll record in May. If CDC and worldometers don't show any where close to 3,000 deaths, where did that number come from.
Of course the lying media is saying that increase in deaths is because some of the states opened up. What they don't want you to think about right now is that if you were exposed yesterday, you won't die today.
In several days, they WILL tell you that the increase in exposure will cause a death spike about 10 days after exposure, and say its gonna get worse. I am fully convinced there will be highly inflated death numbers then.


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The death total compared to the previous five year average is a number people can't fudge and the increases are way too large in all these states and countries to be a coincidence.

 

[WV Mountaineer]

I was checking out the cdc site today and as of May1st, they only list 37,000 some odd deaths as Presimed Covid 19 caused. Are they truly lagging behind on timeline that much?

 

[RyanT26]

I was checking out the cdc site today and as of May1st, they only list 37,000 some odd deaths as Presimed Covid 19 caused. Are they truly lagging behind on timeline that much?

The way it was explained to me I believe that is the case.

 

[slatebuilder]

Scientists, experts, politicians, media, and smart people cited science, data, research, and facts confirming that it is ok for Dr. Rachel Levine, born Richard Levine and others to make the change. The same scientists, experts, politicians, media, and smart people are telling us about Covid 19. No wonder folks in Pennsylvania are confused when our secretary of health steps to the podium mask free.

 

[JustJustin]

The death total compared to the previous five year average is a number people can't fudge and the increases are way too large in all these states and countries to be a coincidence.

I know coronavirus kills people. But I am becoming more and more convinced that at least some of the numbers the media are blasting are inflated. Specifically the first days of May.

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[durangobrad]

I know coronavirus kills people. But I am becoming more and more convinced that at least some of the numbers the media are blasting are inflated. Specifically the first days of May.

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You should write an opinion piece for fox news.

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