Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

Too little too late to deleting it now then it's on archive.md as well as on the Wayback Machine. Just in case, archive also the archived copies then the Wayback Machine saved on archive.md just in case.

Save it to your machine as a pdf too. Eventually we are going to need hard copies of all this stuff, the archives will get shut down. /paranoia

 

[Standardized Profile]

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He's referring to florida reopening. He thinks the governor is a war criminal for it

Huh. New York (ex NYC) has had 81 deaths per 100k. NYC, 284 deaths per 100k. Florida is at 72. It's going to take Florida a while to catch up with New York. And if they do, that proves what, exactly? Florida is just as fucked up as New York? Maybe even a little bit more? I don't think many people would disagree with that. Funny enough, Florida's kill rate is the same as Michigan, which has been laboring under the unconstitutional edicts of the tyrant Whitmer for months.

Looking at the CDC map, and relying on my memory, it looks like COVID at this time is more active in states where it was initially rare (e.g. the plains) relative to the states it hit hard and fast in April, while still being comfortably below the rates we saw in the latter states during the peak. This seems to be what flattening the curve was intended to do: Spread the infections out over time, and hopefully reduce the total area under the curve.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

Huh. New York (ex NYC) has had 81 deaths per 100k. NYC, 284 deaths per 100k. Florida is at 72. It's going to take Florida a while to catch up with New York. And if they do, that proves what, exactly? Florida is just as fucked up as New York? Maybe even a little bit more? I don't think many people would disagree with that. Funny enough, Florida's kill rate is the same as Michigan, which has been laboring under the unconstitutional edicts of the tyrant Whitmer for months.

Looking at the CDC map, and relying on my memory, it looks like COVID at this time is more active in states where it was initially rare (e.g. the plains) relative to the states it hit hard and fast in April, while still being comfortably below the rates we saw in the latter states during the peak. This seems to be what flattening the curve was intended to do: Spread the infections out over time, and hopefully reduce the total area under the curve.

Somewhere along the way the coronadoomers 'forgot' that's what flattening the curve actually does and instead thought it actually kills the virus with the power of Science and economic devastation.

 

[JosephStalin]

More blah, blah, blah, wishful thinking from and about the county I live in. Nazi Newsom will milk this until he is recalled or defeated for re-election. This info is good only for a laugh from me.

GOVERNOR'S LATEST REPORT CARD PUTS COUNTY CLOSER TO REOPENING

This morning the California Department of Public Health assigned Monterey County a coronavirus score of 8.5, which puts us much closer to the 7.0 threshold required to move from the Purple Tier to the Red Tier in the state's economic shutdown scheme. Last week, our score was 10.0. (Doesn't fucking matter. Nazi Newsom will just move the goal posts again. - JS)

This week's score is based on Monterey County's coronavirus cases for the week ending Oct. 3, when the county's 7-day average infection rate per 100,000 residents, as reported by the Monterey County health department, was 13.2. And that means we probably have even better news ahead, because during the week that ended Oct. 10, our case rate fell sharply to 9.7, which could mean a score of 7.0 or lower from the state next Tuesday. For details about Monterey County's latest data as reported by the California Department of Public Health, click here.

Meanwhile, after four days in a row of 40 cases in the county or fewer — the lowest numbers since June — today the Monterey County health department reported 64 newly confirmed coronavirus infections among county residents, including 47 in Salinas and the Salinas Valley and nine in the Monterey Peninsula — five in Monterey, four in Seaside and two in Marina. Carmel, Pebble Beach, Big Sur, Carmel area (93923) and Carmel Valley had none, and Pacific Grove lost one case. There was also one taken away from the Peninsula's "unspecified" category. For more details, see our "Cases and Rates by Zip Code" table below.

There was another coronavirus-related fatality reported by county health today, bringing the total during the epidemic to 81 and bringing the county's death rate to .0001744, or 174.4 per one million residents. CHOMP says it currently has three inpatients with the coronavirus, and Natividad reports seven.

To see the most up-to-date charts and tables from the health department, click here. Below, you can also find the updated versions of our charts showing coronavirus infections countywide and in the Monterey Peninsula, along with the data for hospitalizations and our chart breaking down Monterey County's coronavirus cases and infection rates by zip code.

 

[JambledUpWords]

More blah, blah, blah, wishful thinking from and about the county I live in. Nazi Newsom will milk this until he is recalled or defeated for re-election. This info is good only for a laugh from me.

GOVERNOR'S LATEST REPORT CARD PUTS COUNTY CLOSER TO REOPENING

This morning the California Department of Public Health assigned Monterey County a coronavirus score of 8.5, which puts us much closer to the 7.0 threshold required to move from the Purple Tier to the Red Tier in the state's economic shutdown scheme. Last week, our score was 10.0. (Doesn't fucking matter. Nazi Newsom will just move the goal posts again. - JS)

This week's score is based on Monterey County's coronavirus cases for the week ending Oct. 3, when the county's 7-day average infection rate per 100,000 residents, as reported by the Monterey County health department, was 13.2. And that means we probably have even better news ahead, because during the week that ended Oct. 10, our case rate fell sharply to 9.7, which could mean a score of 7.0 or lower from the state next Tuesday. For details about Monterey County's latest data as reported by the California Department of Public Health, click here.

Meanwhile, after four days in a row of 40 cases in the county or fewer — the lowest numbers since June — today the Monterey County health department reported 64 newly confirmed coronavirus infections among county residents, including 47 in Salinas and the Salinas Valley and nine in the Monterey Peninsula — five in Monterey, four in Seaside and two in Marina. Carmel, Pebble Beach, Big Sur, Carmel area (93923) and Carmel Valley had none, and Pacific Grove lost one case. There was also one taken away from the Peninsula's "unspecified" category. For more details, see our "Cases and Rates by Zip Code" table below.

There was another coronavirus-related fatality reported by county health today, bringing the total during the epidemic to 81 and bringing the county's death rate to .0001744, or 174.4 per one million residents. CHOMP says it currently has three inpatients with the coronavirus, and Natividad reports seven.

To see the most up-to-date charts and tables from the health department, click here. Below, you can also find the updated versions of our charts showing coronavirus infections countywide and in the Monterey Peninsula, along with the data for hospitalizations and our chart breaking down Monterey County's coronavirus cases and infection rates by zip code.

With things staying closed so much in California, I wonder how disappointed some of the California politicians will be with the drop in tax revenues? I know these mayors and governors love flexing their ability to control people, but surely their love of money will get them to rethink their decisions. If they try to raise more taxes on the rich to make up for losses during the virus, more of those rich people will end up fleeing the state.

 

[Jarolleon]

because it wasn't, USA is actually doing better than Canada, Germany and on par with Norway and Japan

Percentage of coronavirus cases which lead to deaths​

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Coronavirus: Is the US the worst-hit country for deaths?

President Trump says the death rate in the US is lower than elsewhere - what does the data show?

www.bbc.com

if Obama or any other Dem was a president, media would use covid per capita numbers to spin it as a great success, but since Trump is responsible, they use total numbers (omiting the fact that countries they compare US to are several times smaller by population) to spin it as terrible

Deaths per capita is a bit worse for the US, but not nearly as scary as just spamming "215,000!!!" and hoping people can't do math. Italy, UK & Sweden are about 10% less than the US for deaths per capita & Canada has half (because we have miniscule population density). For some reason all the lowest deaths-per-capita countries are third world shitholes, I wonder why...

 

[X Prime]

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https://archive.vn/Dysh7

In February of 2010, Forbes penned up an article about the Swine Flu. This article went into detail about how the WHO inflated the panic surrounding the epidemic in order to help them secure more funding, and in Forbes' own words, they described the Swine Flu as, "The mildest pandemic of the 20th century [that has] killed at least a million people."

COVID-19 just passed a million deaths worldwide after almost an entire year, thus finally qualifying it as a "mild pandemic" according to Forbes.

This article was deleted yesterday.

More proof it was deleted yesterday, Bing's cache says it last recorded it Oct 12:

https://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?d=5054708429226263&mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&w=reWr3XlboIb6nahbS1lng9D2Klwh9eFf

Archive of the cache:

https://archive.vn/3e7I8

 

[Smug Chuckler]

@knobslobbin

lol your tyrannical mayor resigned for being a pervert

 

[Super-Chevy454]

More blah, blah, blah, wishful thinking from and about the county I live in. Nazi Newsom will milk this until he is recalled or defeated for re-election. This info is good only for a laugh from me.

GOVERNOR'S LATEST REPORT CARD PUTS COUNTY CLOSER TO REOPENING

This morning the California Department of Public Health assigned Monterey County a coronavirus score of 8.5, which puts us much closer to the 7.0 threshold required to move from the Purple Tier to the Red Tier in the state's economic shutdown scheme. Last week, our score was 10.0. (Doesn't fucking matter. Nazi Newsom will just move the goal posts again. - JS)

This week's score is based on Monterey County's coronavirus cases for the week ending Oct. 3, when the county's 7-day average infection rate per 100,000 residents, as reported by the Monterey County health department, was 13.2. And that means we probably have even better news ahead, because during the week that ended Oct. 10, our case rate fell sharply to 9.7, which could mean a score of 7.0 or lower from the state next Tuesday. For details about Monterey County's latest data as reported by the California Department of Public Health, click here.

Meanwhile, after four days in a row of 40 cases in the county or fewer — the lowest numbers since June — today the Monterey County health department reported 64 newly confirmed coronavirus infections among county residents, including 47 in Salinas and the Salinas Valley and nine in the Monterey Peninsula — five in Monterey, four in Seaside and two in Marina. Carmel, Pebble Beach, Big Sur, Carmel area (93923) and Carmel Valley had none, and Pacific Grove lost one case. There was also one taken away from the Peninsula's "unspecified" category. For more details, see our "Cases and Rates by Zip Code" table below.

There was another coronavirus-related fatality reported by county health today, bringing the total during the epidemic to 81 and bringing the county's death rate to .0001744, or 174.4 per one million residents. CHOMP says it currently has three inpatients with the coronavirus, and Natividad reports seven.

To see the most up-to-date charts and tables from the health department, click here. Below, you can also find the updated versions of our charts showing coronavirus infections countywide and in the Monterey Peninsula, along with the data for hospitalizations and our chart breaking down Monterey County's coronavirus cases and infection rates by zip code.

Unless some crazy guy menage to do with Newsom where the anarchist failed do with Gretchen.

 

[Standardized Profile]

For some reason all the lowest deaths-per-capita countries are third world shitholes, I wonder why...

Inaccurate reporting, accurate but different reporting standards, lack of old people, lack of fat people, take your pick.

 

[Elwood P. Dowd]

This is from kosherpagemag so make of it what you will.

While Cuomo Targets Orthodox Jews, Muslim Mass Gatherings Go On

While Cuomo Targets Orthodox Jews, Muslim Mass Gatherings Go On | Fro…

archived 14 Oct 2020 11:57:26 UTC

archive.is

For those who don't want to read, but whose fetish is flabby shirtless Shi'a slapping themselves there's video of it.

Not a woman in sight, either.

 

[JosephStalin]

With things staying closed so much in California, I wonder how disappointed some of the California politicians will be with the drop in tax revenues? I know these mayors and governors love flexing their ability to control people, but surely their love of money will get them to rethink their decisions. If they try to raise more taxes on the rich to make up for losses during the virus, more of those rich people will end up fleeing the state.

My guess - they are hoping for a Federal bailout. Fuck that and fuck them, all of them. Not one Federal penny to bail these bastards out, and I say that as someone who lives in CA.

 

[rando0675309]

My guess - they are hoping for a Federal bailout. Fuck that and fuck them, all of them. Not one Federal penny to bail these bastards out, and I say that as someone who lives in CA.

Governor Greaseball in NY is hoping for the same thing. As a resident of the shithole that is southern NY, I completely agree with you - not one penny for these assholes. You get the fucking government you deserve, and hopefully people will get the message after this

 

[JosephStalin]

Governor Greaseball in NY is hoping for the same thing. As a resident of the shithole that is southern NY, I completely agree with you - not one penny for these assholes. You get the fucking government you deserve, and hopefully people will get the message after this

I trust the recall election for Nazi Newsom will happen. Signed petition, donated my mite. In seven decades of life have never seen "governors" as besotted on power as Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. Compared to them, Huey Long was a paragon of governorship.

Not even the Nazis and Soviets actively prevented people from earning a living. Believe the Nazis and Soviets would actually followed the science much more than Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. N/C/W stopped following science two weeks in, once they realized the power trip available.

 

[rando0675309]

I trust the recall election for Nazi Newsom will happen. Signed petition, donated my mite. In seven decades of life have never seen "governors" as besotted on power as Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. Compared to them, Huey Long was a paragon of governorship.

Not even the Nazis and Soviets actively prevented people from earning a living. Believe the Nazis and Soviets would actually followed the science much more than Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. N/C/W stopped following science two weeks in, once they realized the power trip available.

At least in California you have the option of a recall. Us peons in NY have no such option. Short of him being convicted of a felony or crime of moral turpitude, resigning, or ceasing to exist on this mortal plain, we're stuck with him till 2022.

It's like the reforms of the early 20th century entirely skipped our state.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

I trust the recall election for Nazi Newsom will happen. Signed petition, donated my mite. In seven decades of life have never seen "governors" as besotted on power as Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. Compared to them, Huey Long was a paragon of governorship.

Not even the Nazis and Soviets actively prevented people from earning a living. Believe the Nazis and Soviets would actually followed the science much more than Newsom, Cuomo, and Whitmer. N/C/W stopped following science two weeks in, once they realized the power trip available.

Doesnt newsome have like a 62% approval rating?

So like it doesn't matter if you recall him He isnt going anywhere. He will win again because once the democratic fraud machine is established in a district..it never changes hands again. Thats why we have people like pelosi and waters in congress for 50 years.

Just leave the place already. If you owe a mortgage literally just burn the house down and call it even with insurance.

 

[Meriasek]

Every day now, usually several times a day, I hear people having near meltdowns because they saw someone crossing the border into another county for a non-essential journey, or their neighbour had seven friends over instead of the limit of six, or they saw someone out not wearing a mask even in situations where they're not required to wear masks. There have always been busybodies but the sheer number of people saying these things, and the *rage* they're directing at "rule breakers" is honestly becoming concerning. I feel like I'm seeing a breakdown of social cohesion that'll last long after the virus is gone. Communities are being marred by distrust and resentment, and at the personal level, I'm sure rates of OCD, agoraphobia, anxiety, and paranoia are going through the roof. People who were aghast at the "snitch on your welfare-cheat neighbour" campaigns a few years ago would rat you out in a heartbeat for not sneezing into your elbow now.

It's always people who say they're in favour of lockdowns who do this, even though it's causing them so much stress. When they see someone who doesn't seem as stressed as them they lash out, and blame, and throw every name under the sun at them, and then argue for harsher lockdowns with more rigorous enforcement to keep people in line. Which will just make them more tense and irritable and prone to flipping out.

The mental toll the lockdowns are taking on people is no joke, and we'll be seeing the effects for a very long time.

Yeah. The sheer hatred now shown towards people who don't agree with the rules for allegedly causing the rise in positive tests is ridiculous. People are really whipped into a frenzy, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these hystericals won't start attacking people not wearing masks in public.
Second lockdown (yes, yes, Twitter faggots, there hasn't been a proper first lockdown, we get it; but you fucking assholes like to redefine words without asking anyone all the time, too, so how about you pucker up and accept that "lockdown" here in Germany means something different, eh?) is incoming end of October. The regulations don't really do shit, and a 10 day ultimatum is kinda pointless, too. Lockdown it is.

Btw., the authorities tell us that the PCR-test is totally accurate when it comes to different corona virae and isn't fooled by the little buggers that cause the common cold, but such accuracy requires multiple tests and lots of care, and they're doing over a million tests per week... Let's just say I'm not super trusting when it comes to the current numbers.

 

[FatalTater]

The sheer hatred now shown towards people who don't agree with the rules for allegedly causing the rise in positive tests is ridiculous.

Sounds like it would be a perfect time to show as many pictures from the riots that have been going on since May as possible, especially the group shots where arms are linked or they're screaming in someone's face.

Some articles are floating around saying Covid germs can live for up to 28 days on surfaces? Good luck with any contact tracing in that case.

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-54500673

https://archive.vn/d4PG6

 

[Carnavoyeur]

Some articles are floating around saying Covid germs can live for up to 28 days on surfaces? Good luck with any contact tracing in that case.

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-54500673

https://archive.vn/d4PG6

In lab conditions.

 

[Fliddaroonie]

Yeah. The sheer hatred now shown towards people who don't agree with the rules for allegedly causing the rise in positive tests is ridiculous. People are really whipped into a frenzy, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these hystericals won't start attacking people not wearing masks in public.
Second lockdown (yes, yes, Twitter faggots, there hasn't been a proper first lockdown, we get it; but you fucking assholes like to redefine words without asking anyone all the time, too, so how about you pucker up and accept that "lockdown" here in Germany means something different, eh?) is incoming end of October. The regulations don't really do shit, and a 10 day ultimatum is kinda pointless, too. Lockdown it is.

Btw., the authorities tell us that the PCR-test is totally accurate when it comes to different corona virae and isn't fooled by the little buggers that cause the common cold, but such accuracy requires multiple tests and lots of care, and they're doing over a million tests per week... Let's just say I'm not super trusting when it comes to the current numbers.

You are right. Someone in the USA is going to be murdered for not wearing a mask, it is just a matter of time.