Here is a good analysis from Prof Michel Chossudovsky on who benefit economicaly from that false pandemic, as usual it all about economy.


The whole thing is getting more ridiculous by the day.
 
I found this , to me it seems excellent, article/exact timeline that shows direct links between 5G roll-out and Corona-virus scare.


And while it explains the link btwn 5G-corona in detail it also exposes much more. All the stuff that has been "burried" and out of public eye in last 20 years and what is planned for us by the sicko "elites". The timeline includes companies involved (INOVIO at the top, theres others), government involvment, proof of after vaccinations new viruses and new disease emergence, fake pandemics, genetic research and illegal application, patents on viruses, connections to food industry, population reduction (eugenics ideology written all over this). It all starts in 2000 with pig flu virus scare and connects with all vaccination scandals ( HIV, Ebola in 2014, Zika 2015-2016 ). :

I will post just a small example of what is in it (its very long):
Now how does pig virus magically turn up in a vaccine for diarrhoea?It doesn’t! It gets put there. And what is unbelievable is that even though both vaccines were suspended and it transpired that all the vaccines for 2 years had been contaminated , the FDA suspended them for a few months then let them carry on!

Prof Weiner is not only the worlds DNA technology expert but he is also a special employee and adviser to the FDA.
He has perfected a new method of giving these DNA vaccines via Electroporation which is a electro magnetic pulse that opens up the cells, injects foreign DNA and then it closes.
The coronavirus may be used as a vaccine for treating and/or preventing a disease, such as infectious bronchitis, in a subject’.
And the list of countries that are designated contracting states.
list of countries: https://www.vigiliae.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/chrome_Vgm9eWMFhn.png

So why have all these countries recently as of November 20th 2019, all agreed to a contract for the coronavirus, (take into account the fact that the corona virus is built as a vaccine against bronchitis) and why has it been claimed in the media that the vaccine was created in two hours by InOvio?
Pirbright Institute has a list of stakeholders and shareholders who include veterinary vaccine manufacturers and other alphabet agencies including World Health Animal health. The director, Professor Bryan Charleston is also an animal practise professional.

You probably know it and you guessed right. Funded by Bill & Melinda Gates, DARPA and some UK EU Welcome Trust.

And then it goes further in really great detail.
I thought it would be good to post it here.

Regards

Agron
 
Before it becomes accepted fact, it first does the rounds in the rumour mill.

Word is out that Egypt is heading Iran's way. Lots of tourists returning to various countries are testing positive having picked up the virus in Egypt.

Officially, I think Egypt has 2 confirmed cases.
 
Ps, a crucial thing to keep in mind.

Between 15% - 20% of people who get the virus end up in compromised situations i.e. severe or critical. The outcome for these patients depend on the quality of care they receive.

Again, if you're over 60 and / or have an underlying condition (especially cardio vascular) then you're chances of ending up in a compromised position are that much more heightened.
 
While unfortunate for the people on the ship, it does provide a relatively good 'lab' environment from which to get some insights about how the virus spreads among an isolated group (though after the first cases, passengers were quarantined to their rooms, so it's probable that more would have gotten the virus had the quarantine not gone into effect).

I've read an article on CGTN about this Diamond Princess case and if the information is accurate, it seems like a perfect storm situation. Firstly, the vast majority of passengers were elderly people who are more prone to catch the virus and develop a disease. And secondly, they got quarantined inside a ship with a circular ventilation system, i.e. the passengers were possibly exposed to recycled air:


Here is the age chart of the passengers from the article:

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So if this information is accurate, then it is understandable why so many people were infected onboard, fwiw.
 
It does look like the spread of the virus and mortality rates for it are blown out of proportion, if we take the official numbers for the most part at face value. I think that one of the biggest sticking points in this situation for me is trusting the numbers, but like most major events nowadays you have to try to read between the lines with the data that is available. Lots of rumors and propaganda toward many different agendas to where it combines to being almost like a 'fog of war' situation going on. So thanks to those trying to give a more objective picture of this.

Despite Zero Hedge's certain take and bias about the virus, China, and the situation in its reporting, one thing I do like that they provide is a snap shot (I think they post about it weekly right now) of the economic activity going on in China. And regardless of how bad this virus outbreak really is worldwide, if China doesn't get back on its feet economically, then that is going to have impacts in the world economy, etc.

Today, they posted their latest update on the economic numbers. Even if we ignore their take and analysis of the why the economic numbers and information are what they are in terms of what might be happening with the virus in China now and in the future, we can look at what seems to be solid data and possibly see that despite the virus and outbreak looking like it is overblown, etc that their are going to be real economic impacts besides those economic impacts associated with the overblown reaction outside China. Right now China looks like it is stumbling to get back on their feet economically.


Also, Zero Hedge had an article on the pollution in China as an indicator of not much of a bounce in economic activity. The original source for that data is in the link. So the pollution data as of 25 Feb, even if it is about a week old, does seem to confirm the economic data and that China is still struggling.

 
The mismanagement of the Japanease ship ha been reported before in the thread. It is quite possible that many of the passengers have been infected because of the quarantine, not in spite of it. The effectiveness of a quarantine, like many things, depends on the scale. If you quarantine people in the same building where they all breath each other's breath, you maximise contagion. If you quarantine large areas of low population density, you may even stop the contagion. Cities are densely populated so contagion is high, but it falls in the mid-range somehow, so it all depends on the city's configuration, geography, habitations, etc.
 
I've read an article on CGTN about this Diamond Princess case and if the information is accurate, it seems like a perfect storm situation. Firstly, the vast majority of passengers were elderly people who are more prone to catch the virus and develop a disease. And secondly, they got quarantined inside a ship with a circular ventilation system, i.e. the passengers were possibly exposed to recycled air:


Here is the age chart of the passengers from the article:

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So if this information is accurate, then it is understandable why so many people were infected onboard, fwiw.
Maybe it was a trial in this boat, how long and how many old passengers will take the corona, a sort of lab.
 
Lately I have been thinking it over, and if the incubation period is 2 weeks (the original communicated information) or longer like 24 days (later suggested) that probably means the amount of people exposed is already quite huge by now.

Tens of thousands? Hundreds of thousands?

Whatever the number this leads to my next question: where are these people?

Maybe they have gotten the virus and either their immune systems were good enough to have fought it off 1) without showing symptoms or 2) having mild enough symptoms much like when people get one of the very many flu-type viruses and they just got over it in short time and never even thought they had the Corona virus.

If this is true, then the true mortality rate becomes vanishingly small. Or at least on the order of the influenza mortality rate that we deal with all the time - where as usual, influenza is mainly dangerous for those with deficient immune system.

(Among the things that hurt the immune system are vaccinations & pollution - both things high in China that might make it worse there even if Asians would not have a genetic weakness for this virus which has been proposed by some people.)

Well, although it is devastating to those who have lost close ones to it, it really may be far from a devastating world threat, mortality-wise, just based on this reasoning.

I may be wrong to simplify it like this.
 
Lately I have been thinking it over, and if the incubation period is 2 weeks (the original communicated information) or longer like 24 days (later suggested) that probably means the amount of people exposed is already quite huge by now.

Tens of thousands? Hundreds of thousands?

Whatever the number this leads to my next question: where are these people?

Maybe they have gotten the virus and either their immune systems were good enough to have fought it off 1) without showing symptoms or 2) having mild enough symptoms much like when people get one of the very many flu-type viruses and they just got over it in short time and never even thought they had the Corona virus.

If this is true, then the true mortality rate becomes vanishingly small. Or at least on the order of the influenza mortality rate that we deal with all the time - where as usual, influenza is mainly dangerous for those with deficient immune system.

(Among the things that hurt the immune system are vaccinations & pollution - both things high in China that might make it worse there even if Asians would not have a genetic weakness for this virus which has been proposed by some people.)

Well, although it is devastating to those who have lost close ones to it, it really may be far from a devastating world threat, mortality-wise, just based on this reasoning.

I may be wrong to simplify it like this.


The case of the missing people can be explained by

  • Symptoms were too mild for them to seek help
  • Symptoms are severe but they never got tested to begin with as the hospitals are too full and / or not enough testing kits. This might be the case in severe hit places
  • They were classified and logged under a different illness - Flu, viral pheumonia (I've heard Thailand is keeping it's covid-19 numbers down as they are classifying severe cases under their viral pheumonia stats i.e. therefore avoiding panic and damaging their tourism industry), malaria (due to high fever) etc.
The official numbers are only a 'snapshot' they are not meant to be definitive as the infrastructure and capability to test everyone is not available. That's why they start to freak out when it starts hitting the 000s or 0000s as it's indicating some uncontrolled spread within the affected community. Left unchecked, what is there to stop it spreading? It'll just spread to everyone eventually.

Also they say for those who get severely ill to need the hospital, it usually takes 3 - 4 weeks for them to get to that state.

So if you notice some spread in your community now, it won't be until 3 - 4 weeks down the line until the hospitals start getting inundated.
 

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