WuFlu Has Been In California Since December

[Mergie Master]

If that's the case shouldn't everyone in California be dead by now?

Coronavirus has been in California 'a lot longer than we believed' with cases as early as DECEMBER

[Hoggin]

Well if there isn’t a more reliable source than daily mail, I don’t know what is. Q told us about this in a drop back in 06

[Mergie Master]

Well if there isn’t a more reliable source than daily mail, I don’t know what is. Q told us about this in a drop back in 06

https://www.latimes.com/california/s...ead-california

[Interceptor4]

It's been in the U.S. for who knows how long and tens of millions of people have had it if I were to guess. I think I may have had it in december.

[ceddy]

It's been in the U.S. for who knows how long and tens of millions of people have had it if I were to guess. I think I may have had it in december.

Me too, by the current symptoms list it fit what I had perfectly and I tested negative for flu and strep. Doctors couldn’t figure out what I had and eventually just got better.

[Bigtimber2]

Yep, it had a different hospitalization and mortality rate then makes sense, really.

Trump was duped. Biden 2020.


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[DRDUCK]

Yep, it had a different hospitalization and mortality rate then makes sense, really.

Trump was duped. Biden 2020.


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You want to lay a bet on Biden I will take all you got

[Catdaddy]

But 20,486 people waited until they announced it and named it to die.

Yes, that's it.

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[Red Huck]

But 20,486 people waited until they announced it and named it to die.

Yes, that's it.

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In 2019 around 9000 people in the US died every day. How many died from covid-19, unknown. How many today unknown, Because of the way the CDC counts covid deaths and lack of testing

[Pcole]

My boss and his wife had the same symptoms back in December and tested negative for everything they knew to test for then. I commented to him that the north koreans had introduced some form of biological warfare on us. I guess I missed it by a few miles.

[everlast]

But 20,486 people waited until they announced it and named it to die.

Yes, that's it.

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20k deaths over the course of a month would not cause a blip on the radar if not for the news. The only difference between now and dec is that pneumonia deaths were getting recorded as pneumonia deaths and now that, and everything else under the sun, is getting recorded as a Covid death.

The tell tale question would be, have the total number of deaths per day from all causes combined in the US gone up? Trying to find that simple answer in a sea of misinformation is tricky.

[Bigtimber2]

20k deaths over the course of a month would not cause a blip on the radar if not for the news. The only difference between now and dec is that pneumonia deaths were getting recorded as pneumonia deaths and now that, and everything else under the sun, is getting recorded as a Covid death.

The tell tale question would be, have the total number of deaths per day from all causes combined in the US gone up? Trying to find that simple answer in a sea of misinformation is tricky.

Wrong


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[everlast]

20k deaths over the course of a month would not cause a blip on the radar if not for the news. The only difference between now and dec is that pneumonia deaths were getting recorded as pneumonia deaths and now that, and everything else under the sun, is getting recorded as a Covid death.

The tell tale question would be, have the total number of deaths per day from all causes combined in the US gone up? Trying to find that simple answer in a sea of misinformation is tricky.

Right

[reeltight]

20k deaths over the course of a month would not cause a blip on the radar if not for the news. The only difference between now and dec is that pneumonia deaths were getting recorded as pneumonia deaths and now that, and everything else under the sun, is getting recorded as a Covid death.

The tell tale question would be, have the total number of deaths per day from all causes combined in the US gone up? Trying to find that simple answer in a sea of misinformation is tricky.

Total deaths in the USA for March 2020 down 15% Of March 2019

[wskinner]

Total deaths in the USA for March 2020 down 15% Of March 2019

It’s like when a piece of equipment goes down at work, it can’t break if it’s just sitting there.

[Glenn]

Total deaths in the USA for March 2020 down 15% Of March 2019

I wonder if that correlates with the decrease in hospital visits and the number of deaths attributed to medical errors?

[reeltight]

I wonder if that correlates with the decrease in hospital visits and the number of deaths attributed to medical errors?

I figure just as much for people staying home. Less auto accidents etc.

[Mergie Master]

I wonder if that correlates with the decrease in hospital visits and the number of deaths attributed to medical errors?

Good point.

[ecu1984]

those sneaky Chinks

[FLS]

Same here. One employee had been on a cruise week before. We all went to annual training and by the end of the week about half of us went down with something. High fever, and respiratory problems. Took 7-10 days to get over. One ended up in hospital with pneumonia like symptoms. All tested negative for the flu. I wish I could get an antibody test out of curiosity.