Bad News Thread

Vietnam has spiked too. Whatever was holding the virus back in Asia isn't doing as good of a job anymore against the India variant....numbers are higher than this as Vietnam engages in some of the same shell game China does with testing.
Not bad for 96 million people.
 
Q the Deer, Q the deer.......


This is a classic Chevy Chase movie. Please, watch tonight. Long story short is they moved out to Redbud to get away from City life. Anyway, it sucked and they were about to get a divorce. They had to sell their dream house and this is how they were going to trick the new peeps to buy the house.



BTW, UFOs are for reals and are coming next....

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"Neither paper addressed the accuracy of pediatric mortality rates attributed to COVID-19, nor that of adult patients categorized as COVID-19 hospitalizations. But, Gandhi and Baral both noted, these findings clearly illustrate the need to perform similar retrospective chart reviews for COVID-19-coded adult hospitalizations and overall mortality."

Explaining why the official tallies were found to be so far off, Baral said the electronic databases that hospitals use are administrative in purpose, meant for billing, resource management, et cetera. “They were not designed to infer the prevalence and severity of an infectious virus.” We have a desire for instant, accurate data, he said, but validation takes time.


And all tyranny needs is time.
 
Disturbing. The data is one thing, now someone needs to find out the how's and why's of this happening. It's not unreasonable to believe that a similar thing happened with adults.
Well we already know it has happened with adults.

Dr Birx commented a long time ago that they thought the numbers could be off by as much as 25%

There is at least one state health commissioner that is on tape (TV conference) stating that a good percentage of deaths were being attributed to COVID which were not as a result of the virus.

Getting these numbers is going to be difficult.

The various levels of government have an incentive to keep incorrect numbers hidden away.
 
Well we already know it has happened with adults.

Dr Birx commented a long time ago that they thought the numbers could be off by as much as 25%

There is at least one state health commissioner that is on tape (TV conference) stating that a good percentage of deaths were being attributed to COVID which were not as a result of the virus.

Getting these numbers is going to be difficult.

The various levels of government have an incentive to keep incorrect numbers hidden away.
CDC always reports 2 years behind. Doesn't mean they don't have it. It just means that their validation methods are slow. Where are the WMD's
 
Well we already know it has happened with adults.

Dr Birx commented a long time ago that they thought the numbers could be off by as much as 25%

There is at least one state health commissioner that is on tape (TV conference) stating that a good percentage of deaths were being attributed to COVID which were not as a result of the virus.

Getting these numbers is going to be difficult.

The various levels of government have an incentive to keep incorrect numbers hidden away.
I wonder what the reporting form the hospitals used said? I suspect it said something to the effect of how many of your patients tested positive for Covid? That shouldn't be hard to figure out...or maybe I'm just being naïve.
 
I wonder what the reporting form the hospitals used said? I suspect it said something to the effect of how many of your patients tested positive for Covid? That shouldn't be hard to figure out...or maybe I'm just being naïve.
Starts with the use of PCR testing. Wrong test for determining presence of Corona. Right test for finding corona genetic sequences. Wrong test for determining how long those sequences have been in your boogers.
 
I wonder what the reporting form the hospitals used said? I suspect it said something to the effect of how many of your patients tested positive for Covid? That shouldn't be hard to figure out...or maybe I'm just being naïve.

It has already been noted that Medicare and other government-funded health insurance programs pay a premium (15%-20%) for the treatment of any patients testing positive for covid19 because of the added costs of treatment (even if they don't die of it).
 
It has already been noted that Medicare and other government-funded health insurance programs pay a premium (15%-20%) for the treatment of any patients testing positive for covid19 because of the added costs of treatment (even if they don't die of it).
I think that may be at least part of the explanation. I'm just really curious as to how its defined by the State, Medicare etc. To me there is a huge difference between someone in the hospital that has tested positive for Covid, and someone in the hospital that is being treated for Covid "disease".
 
I think that may be at least part of the explanation. I'm just really curious as to how its defined by the State, Medicare etc. To me there is a huge difference between someone in the hospital that has tested positive for Covid, and someone in the hospital that is being treated for Covid "disease".

I don't understand the point.
 
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