6 Comments

Actually, throughout the first (public) year (it had already been around for years under a different name), virtually all the people it killed came from the very select group of very elderly, very sick, and adaptive immune-compromised people that, year in, year out, are killed by common colds. And it killed them in numbers consistent with previous years.

If you had never heard of C19, you would have had about as much of an idea of its existence as you do of most of the other ~200 common cold viruses (including the other Coronaviruses we’ve had since forever) that behave in the same way with very old, very sick, and immune-compromised people.

But here’s the REALLY important thing this time around. In previous years, there was little that could be done to protect these people. But this time it was discovered that hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, and a few other common, cheap, safe, and widely used medicines were effective against common cold viruses.

Note that I do NOT say “against C19,” because it wasn’t until 2001 and later that C19 could be reliably distinguished using antibody and PCR tests.

ALL that shut down of hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin and testing brouhaha was solely for creating the perception of a great danger that Covid Inc claimed could be avoided only by use of their viral RNA products--products that, by their very nature, could do little to help this very vulnerable group of patients (on the one hand, their adaptive immune anergy made it difficult for them to develop an effective adaptive immune response, and, on the other hand, caused their healthy cells in multiple organ systems to become infected with viral genes, hijacked to produce viral proteins inside cells, and targeted by the innate immune system to kill all those product-compromised cells, something that genuine viral protein vaccines did not do.

So the elderly, sick, adaptive immune compromised people not only had to run the risk of the actual C19 virus, they also had to suffer two serious strikes against their health from the primary mechanism of action of the viral RNA products.

But to make matters even worse, they were prevented, by those trying to move their lame, scarcely working, and deadly products, from availing themselves of hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin that showed efficacy both in prevention and treatment of common respiratory viruses and left to die like they had been dying for decades.

Expand full comment

In essence it was the shot that killed them. Early on it was the lack of treatment (don’t come to the hospital unless you can’t breathe) and then venting that killed them. Wonder if anyone actually died from so called Covid 19

Expand full comment

Also the stats on Deaths were severely tilted in COVID’s favour. In every country if you divided Deaths into those who died FROM COVID against those who died WITH COVID you’d find a much much smaller number in the FROM category. In the UK it was found that many of the COVID casualties had at least two other negative health factors contributing to their death. These inflated the total numbers significantly

Expand full comment

Well, since up through the end of 2020 the mortality rates worldwide showed no statistically-significant variation over previous years (in spite of their repurposing almost the entire 2020 batch of flu cases as C19), most of the dead (if any) had to have been from the small pool of people each year killed by the common cold (almost 200 different respiratory diseases), meaning that you could maintain a constant mortality for that year, because if C19 didn’t get them, one of the other common colds would and you can only die once. And in the nursing home setting, for several different reasons (the average stay in a nursing home is around a month or so, there’s always someone new bringing in something new, and nursing home residents already have multiple comorbidities), the common cold can have an infection mortality rate as high as 8%. That may not sound like a lot, but not even the Spanish Flu had an IFR that was that high.

Expand full comment

Also remember in the early going back in 2020 that antibiotic supplies were hard to find..... due to shipments of ingredients from China being delayed due to the horrendous lockdowns. China didn’t seem to have that problem of course , since over 90% of Pharma ingredients are sourced from over there.

I would hope that has changed and countries increase the supply and look at different countries to source from.

Expand full comment

I have been concerned about compromised immunity with additional boosters.

Expand full comment