02-25-2020, 09:37 AM
** 25-Feb-2020 World View: Coronavirus timeline
There's actually a much simpler explanation for why so many more
people are dying inside China than outside.
A rough timeline in China is that we know that the CCP became aware of
the coronavirus in October, and we know that the CCP began building
hospitals in Wuhan in November, and we know that in December the virus
was only beginning to spread in Wuhan and that people who talked about
it were brutally suppressed by the CCP (as illustrated by the death of
Dr. Li), and we know that it was only around January 20 that the CCP
finally considered the outbreak serious enough to admit it publicly,
and begin draconian measures.
Outside of China, it was in late January that the first cases were
found in the West. So the West has been 3-4 months behind the Chinese
in outbreaks of the virus.
So today, the West is where China was in late November, only
at the very beginning of the crisis.
That explains why the death rate outside of China is lower. Another
reason is the obvious one that the West has found ways to care
for patients that weren't available to the Chinese 2-3 months ago.
That makes a lot more sense than the wild paranoia of a young
kid.
Navigator Wrote:
- James Lyon Weller: This child looks like a sweet kid, and his
mother must be proud, but there's no reason to believe that he has any
clue what he's talking about
https://jameslyonsweiler.com/2020/02/16/...ypothesis/
> Why Is the Mortality Rate So Low Outside of China?
> The current mortality rate outside of China is very low, I
> estimate around 0.005%, compared to the 2.3% rate in China. Most
> if not all of the deaths outside of China have involved Chinese
> citizens who have traveled abroad.
> Current hypotheses include that a covert SARS vaccination program
> was included in the national mandatory vaccination program started
> on Dec 1, 2019 that happened to involve a secondary true outbreak
> of Coronavirus with secondary exposure. Under such conditions, the
> animal models clearly show that vaccination against SARS spike
> proteins lead to high rates of morbidity and mortality, especially
> in older mice. No children seem to be dying in China, consistent
> with them being excluded from a large-scale initial Phase II or
> Phase III trial. Mortality appears highest in Hubei and Wuhan as
> well. We know a Phase I trial against SARS was conducted with 120
> people by Sinovac around 2007.
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There's actually a much simpler explanation for why so many more
people are dying inside China than outside.
A rough timeline in China is that we know that the CCP became aware of
the coronavirus in October, and we know that the CCP began building
hospitals in Wuhan in November, and we know that in December the virus
was only beginning to spread in Wuhan and that people who talked about
it were brutally suppressed by the CCP (as illustrated by the death of
Dr. Li), and we know that it was only around January 20 that the CCP
finally considered the outbreak serious enough to admit it publicly,
and begin draconian measures.
Outside of China, it was in late January that the first cases were
found in the West. So the West has been 3-4 months behind the Chinese
in outbreaks of the virus.
So today, the West is where China was in late November, only
at the very beginning of the crisis.
That explains why the death rate outside of China is lower. Another
reason is the obvious one that the West has found ways to care
for patients that weren't available to the Chinese 2-3 months ago.
That makes a lot more sense than the wild paranoia of a young
kid.
