Other countries Covid-19 and all deaths data sets and graphics

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An interesting paper published [peer reviewed] in Nature Medicine, October 14 2020
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591- ... ailability
Magnitude, demographics and dynamics of the effect of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic on all-cause mortality in 21 industrialized countries

The paper restricts its investigation to the excess of ALL DEATHS, including "With Covid-19". Anyone familiar with the graphics of UK Column will know that this burst in deaths from all causes in April/May will know that their interpretation is that they were "LOCKDOWN DEATHS" - where patients were thrown out of hospitals and had Do not resuscitate notices put on them, and the patients unfortunate to remain in hospital were put on ventilators to finish them off.

Tne Nature paper shows amazing differences between the countries some, like UK or Belgium, had a large increase in all deaths, while many others, especially in Eastern and Northern Europe had little or no excess death. How this came about is surprisingly not commented upon. There is no information about how these countries handled their hospitals. One thing which cannot be discounted is the falsification of figures by government agencies. Can we trust them? It must be so easy to produce simulated death figures.


Australia and New Zealand were included and showed no excess deaths as they came to the end of their summer.
The main findings...
The COVID-19 pandemic and the policy responses to it can affect deaths from different diseases and injuries in adverse as well as beneficial ways, above and beyond deaths in those who are infected with SARS-CoV-2. We used 16 models to make estimates of how many people would have died had the pandemic not occurred and subtracted these from the actual observed number of deaths to measure the all-cause mortality effect of the first wave of the pandemic in 21 industrialized countries in a consistent and comparable manner.
Main Findings and Limitations From mid-February through the end of May 2020, over 200,000 more people died in these 21 countries than would have had the pandemic not occurred. The total number of excess deaths, excess deaths per 100,000 people and relative increase in deaths were similar between men and women in most countries, which contrasts with the widely reported male disadvantage in deaths among those with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection. The effect of the pandemic on total mortality was highly variable across countries. Bulgaria, New Zealand, Slovakia, Australia, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Norway, Denmark and Finland avoided a detectable rise in all-cause mortality, contrasting with England and Wales and Spain, followed by Italy, Scotland and Belgium, where the all-cause death toll was very high.
Policy Implications How the pandemic has affected all-cause mortality arises from the interactions of population and community characteristics, the immediate response to the pandemic and the resilience and preparedness of the public health and health and social care systems. As the pandemic continues, reducing the mortality toll requires both suppressing transmission—putting in place comprehensive and effective testing and contact tracing, timely provision of information to individuals and public health bodies, creating a sense of trust and responsibility and economic and social support to increase participation in testing, contact tracing and adherence to isolation advice—and integrated care pathways at the community and facility levels that manage COVID-19 cases and other acute and chronic conditions.
Notice the last sentences - UN propaganda slipped in, whereas the authors don't go near the strange cases of all those countries with no all causes death spikes. They must be sooooo resilient in Bulgaria - or they didn't fake their figures/didn't have a eugenics police in place. The fake pandemic had no effect on all causes mortality in that list of countries.

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Unfortunately, Canada wasn't studied by the authors in the above paper ^^
But Rosemary Frei asked in May
Were conditions for high death rates at Care Homes created on purpose?
https://off-guardian.org/2020/05/26/wer ... n-purpose/

She was interviewed by fellow University of Calgary alumnus James Corbett on June 16 in response to the above piece in Off Guardian

https://www.corbettreport.com/interview ... n-purpose/

Excess deaths plus easy reporting of Covid among those excess deaths. -> fake pandemic
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xileffilex wrote: Thu May 14, 2020 8:00 am A lovely Reuters scare story to keep the [Italian] Covid pot boiling - all totally unverifiable of course. Nice casket image [as if nobody ever dies in Italy...]
This from APRIL 5 - 6 weeks ago
https://fr.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN21N08X

Now they're trying to attach Covid to all the other non-"covid" deaths now that people are catching onto the strange spike in deaths at home, deaths in care homes of elderly people.

Reuters May 5 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-heal ... SKBN22H0WH
The United Kingdom has overtaken Italy to report the highest official death toll from the new coronavirus in Europe,

The Northern Italy psy-op was one of the key events to cement the hoax in people's minds.
The key story was all the doctors in Italy dropping dead [probably retiring] from Coronavirus.
Was there any follow-up?

Original story
March 31 2020
Sixty-one doctors and other healthcare professionals have died of COVID-19 in Italy, which has been the country worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic so far, with 11,591 deaths as of March 30, according to the Johns Hopkins coronavirus resource center.

A list of clinicians who have died during the COVID-19 epidemic has been compiled by the country's National Federation of Orders of Surgeons and Dentists (FNOMCeO) and is being updated daily.

"Our doctors have been sent to war unarmed," Filippo Anelli, president of the federation, told the Financial Times. He added: "The dead do not make a noise. Yet, the names of our dead friends, our colleagues, put here in black and white, make a deafening noise."
The Johns Hopkins site is still running with current totals of "Covid deaths". - UK nearly 46K, Italy nearly 38K
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

The current list of allegedly deceased Italian doctors now runs to 183!
https://portale.fnomceo.it/elenco-dei-m ... -covid-19/
there's not information about age, other illness etc.
most recent entries e.g.
In memoria di Roberto Stella e degli altri medici caduti durante l’epidemia di Covid-19

Roberto Stella † 11 03 2020
Presidente dell’Ordine dei Medici di Varese, Responsabile Area Strategica Formazione FNOMCeO, Presidente nazionale della SNAMID
Giuseppe Lanati † 12 03 2020
Pneumologo
Giuseppe Borghi † 11 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Raffaele Giura † 13 03 2020
Ex primario del reparto di Pneumologia
Carlo Zavaritt † 13 03 2020
Pediatra e neuropsichiatra infantile
Gino Fasoli † 14 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale già in pensione richiamato per l’emergenza Covid-19
Luigi Frusciante † 15 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Mario Giovita † 16 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Luigi Ablondi † 16 03 2020
Epidemiologo, ex direttore generale dell’Ospedale di Crema
Franco Galli † 17 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Ivano Vezzulli † 17 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale e medico dello sport
Massimo Borghese † 18 03 2020
Specialista in Otorinolaringoiatria e Foniatria
Marcello Natali † 18 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale, segretario della Federazione dei medici di Medicina generale di Lodi
Antonino Buttafuoco † 18 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Giuseppe Finzi † 19 03 2020
Ematologo e docente a contratto di Malattie vascolari all’Università di Parma
Francesco Foltrani † 19 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Andrea Carli † 19 03 2020
Medico di Medicina Generale
Bruna Galavotti † 19 03 2020 (data segnalazione)
Psichiatra, Decana dell’Associazione Donne Medico di Bergamo
Piero Lucarelli † 19 03 2020 (data segnalazione)
Anestesista
Vincenzo Leone † 21 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale, vicepresidente SNAMI
Antonio Buonomo † 21 03 2020
Medico legale
Leonardo Marchi † 21 03 2020
Medico infettivologo, direttore sanitario Casa di Cura San Camillo
Manfredo Squeri † 23 03 2020
Già medico ospedaliero, attualmente responsabile del reparto di Medicina nella Casa di Cura Piccole Figlie di Parma convenzionata con SSN
Rosario Lupo † 23 03 2020
Medico legale, dirigente del Centro Medico Legale INPS di Bergamo
Domenico De Gilio † 19 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Calogero Giabbarrasi † 24 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Renzo Granata † 23 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Ivano Garzena † 23 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Ivan Mauri † 24 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Gaetano Autore † 25 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Vincenza Amato † 24 03 2020
Dirigente Medico Responsabile U.O.S. Igiene Sanità Pubblica del Dipartimento di Igiene e Prevenzione Sanitaria
Gabriele Lombardi † 18 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Mario Calonghi † 22 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Marino Chiodi † 22 03 2020
Oculista
Carlo Alberto Passera † 25 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Francesco De Francesco † 23 03 2020
Pensionato, già medico ospedaliero, scultore e pittore
Antonio Maghernino † 25 03 2020
Medico di continuità assistenziale
Flavio Roncoli † 03 2020
Pensionato
Marco Lera † 20 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Giulio Titta † 26 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale, ex-segretario FIMMG
Benedetto Comotti † 26 03 2020
Ematologo
Anna Maria Focarete † 27 03 2020
Consigliere Provinciale FIMMG, Presidente SIMG e già consigliere dell’Ordine Prov. dei Medici di Lecco
Dino Pesce † 26 03 2020
Medico internista, per vent’anni primario del reperto di medicina generale dell’ospedale Villa Scassi di Sampierdarena
Giulio Calvi † 26 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Marcello Ugolini † 27 03 2020
Pneumologo, consigliere dell’Ordine dei Medici
Abdel Sattar Airoud † 16 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Giuseppe Maini † 12 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Luigi Rocca † 26 03 2020
Pediatra, in pensione
Maurizio Galderisi † 27 03 2020
Cardiologo e professore di Medicina Interna all’Università Federico II di Napoli
Leone Marco Wischkin † 27 03 2020 (data segnalazione)
Medico internista
Rosario Vittorio Gentile † 22 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale, specialista in allergologia ed ematologia
Francesco Dall’Antonia † 24 03 2020
Ex-primario della Chirurgia I di Vicenza
Abdulghani Taki Makki † 24 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Aurelio Maria Comelli † 28 03 2020
Cardiologo, ex primario di Medicina Interna
Michele Lauriola † 28 03 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico di medicina generale
Francesco De Alberti † 28 03 2020
Ex presidente OMCeO Lecco
Mario Luigi Salerno † 28 03 2020
Fisiatra
Roberto Mario Lovotti † 28 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Domenico Bardelli † 20 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Giovanni Francesconi † 30 03 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico di medicina generale, in pensione
Valter Tarantini † 19 03 2020
Ginecologo
Guido Riva † 30 03 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico di medicina generale
Gaetana Trimarchi † 30 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Norman Jones † 27 03 2020
Cardiologo, ex primario della cardiologia del centro di riabilitazione “Trabattoni-Ronzoni” di Seregno
Roberto Mileti † 30 03 2020
Ginecologo
Marino Signori † 01 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico del lavoro
Gianpaolo Sbardolini † 26 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Marcello Cifola † 01 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Otorinolaringoiatra
Gennaro Annarumma † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Francesco Consigliere † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico legale e docente universitario
Alberto Paolini † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Riccardo Paris † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Cardiologo
Dominique Musafiri † 03 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Italo Nosari † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Diabetologo
Gianroberto Monti † 21 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Luciano Riva † 28 03 2020
Pediatra, ex primario all’Ospedale di Desio
Federico Vertemati † 31 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Giovanni Battista Tommasino † 04 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Paolo Peroni † 30 03 2020
Oftalmologo
Riccardo Zucco † 03 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Neurologo
Giandomenico Iannucci † 02 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Ghvont Mrad † 29 03 2020
Medico termale
Gianbattista Bertolasi † 02 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Silvio Lussana † 13 03 2020
Medico internista, ex primario medicina
Giuseppe Aldo Spinazzola † 31 03 2020
Cardiologo in pensione, contagiato durante una visita occasionale
Vincenzo Emmi † 04 04 2020
Rianimatore, in pensione ma tornato al lavoro per l’emergenza Covid-19
Carlo Amodio † 05 04 2020
Radiologo, ex primario di radiologia
Adelina Alvino De Martino † 30 03 2020
Cardiologa in pensione, ex primario
Orlandini Giancarlo † 06 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Ravasio Luigi † 06 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Antonio Pouchè † 31 03 2020*
Ex professore
Lorenzo Vella † 29 03 2020
Medico del Lavoro
Salvatore Ingiulla † 06 04 2020
Medico penitenziario
Mario Ronchi † 20 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Giuseppe Vasta † 06 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Nabeel Khair † 08 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Marzio Carlo Zennaro † 08 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Tahsin Khrisat † 19 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale, in pensione
Mario Rossi † 09 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico di medicina generale
Samar Sinjab † 09 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Antonio De Pisapia † 06 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale e odontoiatra
Massimo Bosio † 01 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Francesco Cortesi † 09 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Specialista in Chirurgia generale e Oncologia
Giunio Matarazzo † 07 04 2020
Odontoiatra
Emilio Brignole † 09 04 2020
Medico ospedaliero
Edoardo Valli † 09 04 2020
Ginecologo
Nabil Chrabie † 09 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Gianfranco D’Ambrosio † 30 03 2020
Ginecologo e medico di medicina generale
Gaetano Portale † 08/04/2020
Specialista in Chirurgia Generale, in Chirurgia Vascolare e in Chirurgia Toracica, ex Primario di Chirurgia Generale
Fabio Rubino † 13 04 2020
Terapista del dolore e palliativista
Giovanni Stagnati † 22 03 2020
Odontoiatra
Giovanni Delnevo † 02 04 2020
Cardiologo in pensione, ma continuava a esercitare la professione medica come libero-professionista
Luigi Ciriotti † 26 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale in pensione, non in servizio
Sebastiano Carbè † 06 04 2020
Medico pensionato non in servizio, ex dirigente medico pronto soccorso
Maurizio Bertaccini † 14 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Domenico Fatica † 13 04 2020
Odontoiatria
Patrizia Longo † 13 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Enrico Boggio † 07 04 2020
Odontoiatra
Eugenio Malachia Brianza † 08 04 2020
Medico del Serd
Elisabetta Mangiarini † 15 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico di medicina generale
Marco Spissu † 15 04 2020
Medico chirurgo
Arrigo Moglia † 15 04 2020
Neurologo
Alberto Guidetti † 15 04 2020
Ginecologo, ex primario
Alberto Omo † 04 04 2020
Direttore sanitario casa di riposo
Giancarlo Buccheri † 07 aprile 2020
Medico antroposofo
Pietro Bellini † 21 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Renzo Mattei † 16 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Medico in pensione
Eugenio Inglese † 21 03 2020
Ex primario di Medicina nucleare
Vincenzo Frontera † 17 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Elfidio Ennio Calchi † 09 04 2020
Medico chirurgo
Carmine Sommese † 17 04 2020
Medico ospedaliero
Carmela Laino † 25 03 2020
Medico specialista in pediatria e stomatologia, in pensione
Nicola Cocucci † 08 04 2020
Medico specialista in odontoiatria e medicina legale, in pensione
Alessandro Preda † 22 03 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Italo D’Avossa † 18 03 2020
Virologo e immunologo
Renato Pavero † 19 04 2020
Medico del 118
Antonio Lerose † 20 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Otorinolaringoiatra
Andrea Farioli † 16 04 2020
Medico epidemiologo impegnato nella ricerca su Covid-19 (ancora da accertare se le cause del decesso siano da ricondursi a Covid-19)
Luciano Abruzzi † 20 04 2020
Neurologo
Silvio Marsili † 21 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Pediatra, in pensione
Oscar Ros † 20 04 2020
Specialista in igiene e medicina preventiva
Manuel Efrain Perez † 20 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale e medico della continuità assistenziale
Alberto Santoro † 19 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Pasqualino Gerardo Andreacchio † 20 04 2020
Chirurgo specializzato in urologia, in pensione
Maddalena Passera † 22 04 2020 (data segnalazione)*
Anestesista
Carlo Vergani † 22 04 2020
Geriatra in pensione iscritto all’OMCeO
Tommaso Di Loreto † 13 04 2020
Odontoiatra
S. F. † 22 04 2020
Geriatra
Guido Retta † 14 04 2020
Primario emerito, ortopedico, consulente tribunale, in pensione
Gianbattista Perego † 23 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Maura Romani † 26 04 2020
Medico ospedaliero
Luigi Macori † 27 04 2020
Ematologo
Ermenegildo Santangelo † 12 04 2020
Ex Professore Ordinario di Anestesiologia e Rianimazione, in pensione
Raffaele Pempinello † 29 04 2020
Infettivologo, epatologo, internista ed igienista, componente del Consiglio direttivo della Società scientifica italiana di malattie infettive, primario emerito. In pensione, ma tornato a esercitare per l’emergenza Covid-19
Oscar Giudice † 07 05 2020
Medico e dirigente sanitario in RSA
Alberto Pollini † 08 05 2020
Anestesista e pneumologo
Guglielmo Colabattista † 25 03 2020
Medico ospedaliero, in pensione
Alfredo Franco † 09 05 2020
Medico legale
Angelo Gnudi † 17 04 2020
Ex ordinario di endocrinologia, in pensione
Marta Ferrari † 05 05 2020
Medico del lavoro
Antonio Costantini † 08 05 2020
Neurologo
Davide Cordero † 12 05 2020
Anestesista
Luigi Paleari † 23 03 2020
Ex primario di Anestesia e Rianimazione ed ex coordinatore sanitario dell’allora USSL, in pensione
Leonardo Panini † 21 05 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Cesare Landucci † 26 05 2020
Medico internista in pensione, ma continuava a esercitare la professione come libero professionista
Ugo Milanese † 02 05 2020
Cardiologo in pensione, ma continuava a esercitare la professione come libero professionista
Roberto Zama † 12 04 2020
Urologo in pensione, ma continuava a esercitare la professione come libero professionista
Vincenzo Saponaro † 10 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Jesus Gregorio Ponce † 29 05 2020
Medico di medicina generale in pensione, ma continuava a esercitare la professione medica come libero professionista
Paolo Paoluzi † 26 04 2020
Gastroenterologo ed endoscopista, in pensione
Fiorlorenzo Azzola † 27 06 2020
Medico e direttore sanitario RSA
Josef Leitner † 12 04 2020
Medico di medicina generale, in pensione
Gianfranco Conti † 15 05 2020*
Medico di medicina generale
Pierluigi Cecchi † 16 07 2020
Medico pediatra
Davoud Ahangari † 25 07 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Nello Di Spigno † 23 07 2020
Medico anestesista rianimatore
Paolo Marandola † 01.08.2020
Urologo, lavorava in Zambia per studiare Covid-19
Luigi Erli † 08 05 2020
Neurologo, in pensione
Giuseppe Ascione † 01 10 2020
Anestesista
Ernesto Celentano † 18 10 2020
Medico di medicina generale
Giovanni Briglia † 14 10 2020
Otorino
Salvatore Arena † 20 07 2020
Endocrinologo
Mirko Ragazzon † 24 10 2020
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An interesting article from Not the Bee....

A few days ago Johns Hopkins published a study saying corona is nbd. They then deleted it. Read it here in its entirety.

Johns Hopkins published this study on Sunday which posits that Covid is nowhere near the disaster we're being told it is. I would summarize it for you or offer pull-quotes but honestly you just have to read it yourself because it's mind-blowing. The original article is now deleted from the Johns Hopkins website ... for some reason.

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Recovered article published by Not the Bee: https://notthebee.com/article/a-few-day ... s-entirety

Surprisingly, the deaths of older people stayed the same before and after COVID-19. Since COVID-19 mainly affects the elderly, experts expected an increase in the percentage of deaths in older age groups. However, this increase is not seen from the CDC data. In fact, the percentages of deaths among all age groups remain relatively the same.

"The reason we have a higher number of reported COVID-19 deaths among older individuals than younger individuals is simply because every day in the U.S. older individuals die in higher numbers than younger individuals," Briand said.

Briand also noted that 50,000 to 70,000 deaths are seen both before and after COVID-19, indicating that this number of deaths was normal long before COVID-19 emerged. Therefore, according to Briand, not only has COVID-19 had no effect on the percentage of deaths of older people, but it has also not increased the total number of deaths.

These data analyses suggest that in contrast to most people's assumptions, the number of deaths by COVID-19 is not alarming. In fact, it has relatively no effect on deaths in the United States.
People are not dying of other things:
When Briand looked at the 2020 data during that seasonal period, COVID-19-related deaths exceeded deaths from heart diseases. This was highly unusual since heart disease has always prevailed as the leading cause of deaths. However, when taking a closer look at the death numbers, she noted something strange. As Briand compared the number of deaths per cause during that period in 2020 to 2018, she noticed that instead of the expected drastic increase across all causes, there was a significant decrease in deaths due to heart disease. Even more surprising, as seen in the graph below, this sudden decline in deaths is observed for all other causes.
So, the reports conclusions:
"All of this points to no evidence that COVID-19 created any excess deaths. Total death numbers are not above normal death numbers. We found no evidence to the contrary," Briand concluded.

In an interview with The News-Letter, Briand addressed the question of whether COVID-19 deaths can be called misleading since the infection might have exacerbated and even led to deaths by other underlying diseases.

"If [the COVID-19 death toll] was not misleading at all, what we should have observed is an increased number of heart attacks and increased COVID-19 numbers. But a decreased number of heart attacks and all the other death causes doesn't give us a choice but to point to some misclassification," Briand replied.
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Why did the "pandemic" of Covid-19 hardly touch LIBYA in Spring?

https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... e_pandemic
pub Nov 6 2020
By May 25, 2020 there were only 75 confirmed cases (Figure-1) out of 5154 tested samples collected mainly from suspected cases and from people in con-tact with confirmed cases

In the Libyan situation, where the conflict is ongoing for years, with weakness of the health systems and limited access to even the most basic medical care services, ideally, COVID-19 was expected to hit the country as a disaster. However, what was proposed and predicted by epidemiologists for Libya using different modules does not reflect the real situation for the disease in Libya
Hmm.
one feature of Libya is absence of airline flights beyond the southern mediterranean and the middle-east. The authors seem to think this was due to absence of movement following the civil war.

However
The picture of COVID-19 in Libya has changed dramatically with alarmingly increased numbers of con-firmed cases that reached 24,144 cases till September 14, 2020
There was no information provided on testing sensitivity and scale of it which produces these "cases"
93 percent of Libyans are under 60, in extreme contrast with Northern Italy...

only three [females]died in Libya from Covid until May 25....
The number of tested samples in Libya was very little compared to other countries. For example, as for May 25, total COVID-19 tests carried out per 1000 people [6], showed that in Italy it was about 57 tests per 1000 people, in USA about 42 tests/1000 people, in Canada about 39 tests per 1000 people, in Saudi Arabia about 20 tests/1000 people, in Tunisia about 4 tests per 1000 people, and in Morocco about 2.5 test/1000 people, whereas in Libya, it was only 0.75 tests/1000 people in the same period. However, in the following months, the number of tested samples has been increased to average between 3000 to 4000 samples per day
Tests produce "cases". Period.
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The cases map at wikipedia [I guess it's an official source]
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Cumulative confirmed cases per 100,000 people as of 21 December 2020. The numbers are not comparable, as the testing strategy differs among countries and time periods.

The accompanying "deaths" map, also with widely varying, abrupt steps between countries, doesn't carry any proviso, even though each country will have greatly differeing ways of measuring 'covid deaths" as well as having different age profiles, and past operation of health and care systems since March 2020.

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The highest darkest colour level is more than 728 deaths per million population

In the UK, for example, that will translate, assuming a simple 70m population to approx 928 deaths per million.
UK - nearly 65,000 "confirmed" deaths at December 16 2020

The death chart masks the difference between Belgium - nearly 1600 deaths per million and Germany 283 [Netherlands 581]
https://www.statista.com/statistics/110 ... habitants/

Why is nobody interested in these variations? Do "viruses" respect borders?
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Various countries' death rates per 1000 people.... massive differences depending on emigration, immigration, changing birth rates....
e.g. countries in the former socialists countries in Europe have much higher death rates, as the young leave for richer western nations. And in countries with high birth rates and high immigiration e.g. Israel, death rates are low.

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/U ... death-rate
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/G ... death-rate

2020 death stats for the US will only be produced in 2022. So in 2018...
2,839,205 Americans died, and 3,791,712 were born

Two years later, in 2020, 2,926,129 died until November 28.
https://usafacts.org/articles/prelimina ... s-age-flu/
However, the UN projected death rates for the US fit this growth...
the most recent estimates from the Census Bureau, which are from 2017, projected that there would be 2.75 million deaths in 2020, accounting for an aging population.
.....but 2,839,205 died in 2018???????

In October, JAMA were pushing 400,000 excess deaths in the US, by choosing a March onwards time window
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/f ... le/2771758

But since there's not sensible estimate of what would be expected on recent trends for 2020.
If 2.839m died in 2018 what would the trend have been for 2020?
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Not actually deaths, but a graph showing the link between number of tests performed and number of "positive" coronavirus tests... aka make your own 'casedemic':
https://web.archive.org/web/20210118174 ... 1588682753
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It's starting all over again, [almost] back where it started - a glimpse of things to come in the west
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202101/1212549.shtml
Jan 12 2020 - 22 million people under "lockdown " in Hebei province
Vehicles and people in the three cities are not allowed to go outside, unless necessary, Hebei authorities said at Tuesday's media briefing.
Hebei Province has reported a total of 326 COVID-19 cases as of Tuesday in the fresh outbreak, and 234 asymptomatic infections.... Hebei was able to carry out about 1.1 million nucleic acid tests daily after the national support.
and then two days later.....a death of someone already at death's door
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202101/1212771.shtml
Chinese authorities have said that most of the patients from this round of infections are middle-aged and elderly people from villages. The average age of the confirmed cases in Hebei Province is 50 years old, and 30 percent of the cases are over 60.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202101/1212772.shtml

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Hebei builds 3,000 makeshift facilities for quarantine amid surging COVID-19 infections
Since Monday, after the clustered infections of the district's Xiaoguozhuang village turned the entire district into a high-risk zone, the local authority of Shijiazhuang started moving 20,000 villagers from 12 villages of the epidemic-stricken Gaocheng district to other townships for quarantine.

The Global Times learned from some locals and experts that imposing quarantine for confirmed, asymptomatic cases and close contacts is key to preventing the virus spread. Villages are unable to fully implement such quarantine measures, which is why the local government mobilized them to quarantine at designated places, where the villagers will get proper care.
you have to remove these villages from the village because...
The level of hygiene practiced by villagers is also not appropriate for quarantine.[in their own villages]

Designated quarantine for those patients is their best option, and ensures the complete elimination of the source of infection, Qi said.

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All-cause mortality shows there was no pandemic because death-rates "from COVID-19" change dramatically at borders before vaccine rollout. If it was a virus, it's a SMART one that primarily killed the elderly and the poor. Professor Denis Rancourt thinks around 13 million people have been killed by the vaccine worldwide up to now. Seems to suggest the older you are the more likely you'll die after taking the vaccine. Data holds true for Australia, Canada, Germany, India, Israel, New Zealand, Chile.

Off-Guardian: Covid “vaccines” and all-cause mortality
https://off-guardian.org/2023/04/28/wat ... mortality/

Denis Rancourt on Covid vaccine deaths

Professor Denis Rancourt follows up his previous appearance on the Jerm Warfare podcast where he discussed how the data showed there was no new viral outbreak in 2020.
https://off-guardian.org/2022/09/02/wat ... k-in-2020/

All-cause mortality data strongly suggests no viral outbreak in 2020


In this episode Prof Rancourt discusses his research on the potential link between the roll-out of Covid “vaccines” and increases in all-cause mortality.

You can read the research papers referenced on Denis’ website - https://denisrancourt.ca/categories.php?id=1&name=covid - , and can listen to previous episodes of Jerm Warfare, listen to Jerm’s TNT Radio show or view his political cartoons here. - https://jermwarfare.com/

Still listening, but my trust in Professor Denis Rancourt is reduced, as at 50 minutes he's trying to make out Russia and China where not in collusion with the West in rolling out the vaccines, and instead they just magically decided to do the exact same thing to keep up with the Jones's. China and Russia were two of the inaugural signatories together with the UK and US that brought the United Nations into existence in 1945, should never forget that.

https://bahaiteachings.org/bahais-the-u ... sal-peace/
In the spring of 1945, the initial framework for the United Nations began to be constructed as soon as World War II looked like it would produce an Allied victory for the United States, England and Russia over the Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan. As World War II wound down, the United Nations Conference on International Organization, or UNCIO, hosted delegates from fifty Allied nations in San Francisco. Now called UN Plaza, the delegates meeting there during that foggy spring season all took part in reviewing and then rewriting the Dumbarton Oaks Agreements, part of a process set in motion by the Allied leadership early in the war with meetings in Cairo, Tehran, Moscow and finally Yalta and Potsdam. At the Dumbarton Oaks conference, held in Washington, DC, high-level delegations from China, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States first agreed on the framework for the establishment of an organization to maintain peace and security in the world.

Designed to replace the League of Nations, that initial failed attempt at a worldwide intergovernmental body, the UN Charter first opened for signatures from the world’s governments on the day the San Francisco UNCIO conference wrapped up — June 26, 1945. Five months later the Charter, with 51 nations on board, formally established the United Nations on October 24, 1945.
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