One (US Virus) Chart to Rule All Virus Charts
You might be wondering where they come up with 100's of K per year of C19 virus deaths in the US...
Can you say viral competition? And with deceptive testing on top?
(Sorry to not be posting much lately — busy with work…)
The answer is mostly covered by the text on this chart. Read it and weep at the level of deception being foisted on you by your “betters”:
Poof!
All gone — including the flu! — except for C19, a much attenuated rhinovirus and some adenovirus.
Wow.
Basically a bad flu year in the US is 60-80K deaths on top of and accounted for separately from the 200K+ virus deaths in the excess sine baseline.
All. Gone.
Has your adding machine thrown a gear yet?
To re-emphasize, when you look at the Euromomo excess chart sine baseline below you need to understand that the vast majority of the sine amplitude of deaths that peak in winter are actually caused by various viruses including pre-existing cold corona viruses (there are 4 pre-existing variants of those that [used to] cause ~200M cold infections is the US each year). Rushworth points to this study that says that colds can actually be more deadly to the frail elderly than flu for example.
As an explainer, notice how — using Euromomo excess deaths charts here since it’s an excellent graphic A/B example — the total deaths excess (top strip chart below) has a significant amplitude where as a counter example the 0-14yo deaths (bottom strip) have next to nothing for a sine (as well as hardly any deaths as well of course since kids rarely die of course).
Did I forget to mention that C19 has nada effect on the young? You’re looking at it in that bottom Euromomo strip chart.
The amplitude on that grey dashed sine baseline in the top strip is about 9000 deaths peak to trough. So for the Euromomo countries that’s (9000/2) * 52 = 234K for a population about 90% that of the US. So you can see my assertion of 200K for the US sine deaths integral can easily be corroborated by a good comparable.
And how do we see excess deaths themselves run above baseline? A combination of lockdown deaths and the degree of novelty the virus has is certainly having a significant impact on the frail. As Dr. Doom Ferguson admitted at the start, up to 2/3 of deaths from the virus would be from those frail that were going to die shortly anyway.
Did I forget to mention that in Larimer County, CO the median age of C19 death for the new PIC season (Pneumonia/Influenza/Covid — did they forget to tell you that has all been smashed together now except they forgot to tell you about the “all gone” problem?) that started in week 40 has now plummeted all the way down to … wait for it … 85?
Turn. Off. The. T. V.