1/ Interesting trend of missing data that just coincidentally supports endemic #COVID19 just weeks away. Good charts by @OurWorldInData jumps out as such an example. Guess which countries that did not chart (hint: the ones the BBC reported not in line)
ourworldindata.org/covid-metrics-…
ourworldindata.org/covid-metrics-…
2/ If you used that same method (percentage of last winter peak date shifted for lag) for #COVID19 US hospitalization you would have to use this chart 
3/ The case for milder #COVID19 this time in the US falls apart when the missing @OurWorldInData chart for the US is published. In the meantime, the narrative can be solidified SA >>>UK >>>US/Can in the unexplainable absence of these obviously important charts
4/ The HHS dropping of tracking of hospital #COVID19 deaths on Groundhog Day in the US has the same smell.
6/
From today's Sunday LA Times. This story has been routinely refreshed since late December when stronger Delta is the cause wording was used but consistently without a shred of scientific data. Not much of a fig leaf remains for that one so we have today's wording.
From today's Sunday LA Times. This story has been routinely refreshed since late December when stronger Delta is the cause wording was used but consistently without a shred of scientific data. Not much of a fig leaf remains for that one so we have today's wording.
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The examples continue but it matters not at this point. Our seniors & an unskeptical (or worse) US media have convinced us to #LetItRip with the explanation all will be find. The fuse is lit and has burnt beyond stopping so we shall see the results over the next few weeks.
The examples continue but it matters not at this point. Our seniors & an unskeptical (or worse) US media have convinced us to #LetItRip with the explanation all will be find. The fuse is lit and has burnt beyond stopping so we shall see the results over the next few weeks.
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