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Resistance See other Resistance Articles Title: COVID Deaths — Putting the Numbers in Perspective According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more people died of the flu in 2017 than died of COVID in 2020. Every year roughly between 2.8 and 3 million people die in the United States — just under 1% of the population. In some years, deaths exceed projections, for instance in a bad flu year. These extra deaths are characterized as “excess deaths.” In February, the CDC reported it attributed 376,504 deaths in 2020 to COVID-19. Each death is regrettable, but to put that number in perspective, the COVID deaths in 2020 were actually lower than the 401,000 excess deaths in 2017 — a bad flu year. This finding mirrors excess death data from other countries, where excess deaths were also higher in 2017 than in 2020. A recent research paper in the prestigious journal, The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, points out these statistics and then an even more surprising claim: “The comparison is more striking when years of life lost (YLL) is the measure used. Goldstein and Lee (11) estimate that the mean loss of life years for a person dying from COVID-19 in the United States is 11.7 y. Multiplying 377,000 decedents by 11.7 y lost per decedent gives a total of 4.41 M years of life lost to COVID-19 in 2020, only a third of the 13.02 million life years lost to excess mortality in the United States in 2017 (Table 1). The reason that the comparison is so much sharper for YLL than for excess deaths is that COVID-19 deaths in 2020 occurred at much older ages, on average, than the excess deaths of 2017.” In other words, while more than 4 million years of life were lost in 2020, more than 13 million were lost in 2017. This echoes what many experts have been saying for months — COVID is comparable to a severe flu that disproportionately affects old people, but is less dangerous for young people even than the flu. Some might claim COVID deaths would have been much worse without lockdowns and mask mandates. There is increasing evidence, however, that these non-pharmaceutical interventions had little or no effect on COVID mortality. Good examples are South and North Dakota, two neighboring states with similar populations and almost identical COVID death curves (see data below), even though North Dakota instituted a state-wide mask mandate and restrictions on indoor activities last fall, while South Dakota did not. CHD and The Defender Now in 5 Languages - Watch Now A similar comparison exists between Florida and California, where Florida actually fared better after lifting state-wide restriction in September 2020, while California continued with strict lockdowns. (See graphs below). In Europe, Sweden provides a counterpoint to the countries that chose hard lockdowns but had worse mortality outcomes. The excess mortality numbers and COVID case numbers call into question the soundness of the public health response to the pandemic. The long-term consequences of the lockdowns have been catastrophic, in both economic and health outcomes. Lockdowns put elderly people at increased risk in the long run, and deprive younger people of freedom without significant benefit. Worst of all, the long-term consequences of lockdowns and the public health response will last for decades to come. Poster Comment: Actually, the death rate from Covid is much lower as most deaths are from other causes. The Big Scary number is for people dying with covid as opposed to dying from covid. The CDC has admitted that only 6% of the BIG SCARE number really died from covid. They actually died from COPD, cancer, terminal liver failure and the like. If you take Vitamin D-3 supplements and you are not terminally ill, you are unlikely to die from covid if the Medical Authorities would permit you to save yourself by taking Ivermectin. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
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I know for a fact that the corona is fake. It's psychological warfare. The vaccine is the virus no the corona thing. I'm still waiting since last May of last year of the proven numbers when a lot of people supposedly began passing. I find it ironic that they began passing in May instead of February. Notice the three month "Delay" when it came out. You suck that supposed air born (Either that it was surface born, the government and media can't make up their minds) thing in for a month you're already done. Notice that the new born's, kids and teenagers didn't pass it was only "A number of people who passed from it" while the senior citizens in one nursing home that miraculously passed from it held a whole three cities in one building. They showed a huge ship outside it, they didn't want to give you an unedited film of what was inside them.
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