IMPORTANT NOTE: You do NOT have to register to read, post, listen or contribute. If you simply wish to remain fully anonymous, you can still contribute.
|
Home Forums |
Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story!
TOPIC: Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story!
|
|
Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story! 5 Years, 3 Months ago
|
|
Despite the fact that evidence mounts that this is a trivial virus (for 95%), media still loves the "plague" agenda. In the UK, Government hails totally absurd Nightingale Hospitals and ridiculous bent "tests" collapse as "proof of success" of the lockdown. Ridiculous.
It's just more proof of over reaction. Media inflation of the Wuhan virus concentrates on the thousands dead from conditions exacerbated by Covid19. But hundreds of thousands die every day for various reasons.
Most Covid victims recover, just like Flu.
The lockdown may not have saved a single life. No lockdown in South Korea. 250 dead. Lockdown in Greece. 147 dead. Semi lockdown in Taiwan. 6 dead.
The Death Four countries have about 30,000 deaths each. That accounts for 120,000.
USA (with huge 330 million population) has 80,000.
Apart from those (200,000), the rest of the world has about 50,000 deaths spread amongst all countries. THAT is a trivial virus.
Less than 10,000 deaths in the worst affected other countries.
What on earth did UK, Italy, France & Spain do wrong? Why are their deaths TRIPLE other badly hit countries?
Answer: because they fell for the media hype, over reacted, believed "stop the spread" instead of protecting & treating the vulnerable 5% - far easier to do, far less damaging to society.
But media still prefers the "plague" agenda and inflates it daily, influencing policies without any depth of thought or analysis.
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
Re:Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story! 5 Years, 3 Months ago
|
|
Green Man, agree with you re BBC up to now but try the link below - main item on BBC news site this morning.
This is great news the tide is def turning..They could almost be quoting JK at one point...
"Our constant focus on the most negative impacts of the epidemic means we have lost sight of the fact that the illness causes a mild to moderate illness for many..." Dr AB....
The expert says we must stop looking at the virus through such a "narrow lens" and look at impact of lockdown.
Coincidence Boris is set to start rolling back at the weekend...?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52543692
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
Re:Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story! 5 Years, 3 Months ago
|
|
Make no mistake, this is a serious disease; there have been over 120% more deaths than normal at this time of year in the UK. If you are susceptible and get it, the effects are as bad as Ebola. Without doubt there would have been far more deaths if we had not had a countrywide lockdown, and instead opted for trying to identify and protect the vulnerable; the vulnerable "5%", if indeed that is the figure, are not easy to locate and by the time our government started taking action, it was far too late to act in that way. Both Cheltenham Races and an international football match in Liverpool were allowed to go ahead, which pushed the exponential ability of the virus to spread into overdrive. At that point the only option was a full scale lockdown.
Also, another factor to consider is how accurately figures are being reported around the world, especially in the more authoritarian countries.
By the way, the ratios for Sweden and Norway are currently as follows: Sweden 2,941 to Norway 216; that's 13.6 greater in Sweden, or on a pro-rata basis a factor of 6.8 !
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
Re:Media Madness: It's still a GREAT story! 5 Years, 3 Months ago
|
|
Barney wrote:
Green Man wrote:
It's ridiculous closing shops whilst supermarkets are open
Ridiculous - why?
Supermarkets provide over 95% of our food.
If you're going to get then you're going to get the virus.
We should of just carried on as normal.
We can queue outside supermarkets and walk past people as we get in the stores. Yet we couldn't get a coffee to takeaway.
I only see a few people obeying the 2 metre rule anyway... most people are doing their own thing.
There's so much conflicting information and we still don't know if the masks actually work. Why do people believe everything on the news?
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
|
|
|