Category: Is it really that deadly?
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South Africa forced to reinstate COVID-19 rules on testing and tracing due to political pressure
On December 24, 2021, South Africa (SA) announced that it will stop contact tracing and quarantine for asymptomatic cases as “containment of the virus is no longer viable”.[efn_note]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10342333/South-Africa-STOPS-contact-tracing-quarantine-Asymptomatic-Covid-sufferers-wont-isolate.html[/efn_note] Just a few days since this announcement, the SA government is forced to retract its statement after being inundated with public inquiries and comments from state lawmakers…
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Dr. Michael Yeadon: Virtually No One Died Solely of COVID Infection, Many are Victims of Inappropriate Treatment
The following article was written for The Expose by Dr. Michael Yeadon [see Dr. Mike Yeadon: The pandemic is over, and Dr. Mike Yeadon: There is zero chance of new variants escaping immunity to know more about him]. It was published on October 10, 2021. It is a damning reminder of the scam that is…
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New estimates put COVID infection fatality rate at 0.15%
The following article was written by Dr. John P.A. Ioannidis and was accepted for publication by the European Journal of Clinical Investigation on March 14, 2021. In this review article, Dr. Ioannidis utilized six systematic evaluations to compute the updated fatality rate of COVID-19. He concludes the following: “Acknowledging residual uncertainties, the available evidence suggests…
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New data shows that there is no pandemic
In this July 13, 2021 article for The Daily Sceptic (formerly known as the Lockdown Sceptics), Will Jones reports on the implications of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFA) Mortality Monitor. According to Jones, this new data from IFA is showing that the cumulative mortality in the first six months of 2021 for England…
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Santa Clara county revises official COVID death toll, down by 22%
In this July 2, 2021 report for CBS San Francisco Bay Area, Maria Medina reports on a recent mortality audit conducted by Santa Clara County health leaders. According to the report, the county reviewed each COVID-19 fatality and counted only those whose cause of death was from the virus and excluding those who tested positive…
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COVID Case fatality rate has been stagnant since November 2020
Yesterday, we made these graphs from Our World In Data using the case fatality rate (CFR or the number of people who died after receiving a positive COVID test divided by the number of people who test positive from COVID) from January 2020 to July 6, 2021. What do you see? Keep scrolling to know…
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Lisbon court rules only 152 or 0.9% of 17,000 ‘verified deaths’ died of COVID
In this June 23, 2021 report by Mordechai Sones for America’s Frontline Doctors, he cites a recent court ruling which slashed the total number of deaths due to COVID deaths in Portugal. According to the ruling, the verified number of COVID deaths from January 2020 to April 2021 in Portugal is 152, not about 17,000…
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Singapore bares plan to exit pandemic
The following editorial piece was written by Ministers Gan Kim Yong, Lawrence Wong, and Ong Ye Kung, members of the Singaporean COVID task force. It was published by The Straits Times last June 24, 2021. In this article, the ministers bared a four-step plan to exit from the “pandemic”, with vaccination at its center. The…
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Despite COVID-19, Philippines registers 3% lower deaths in 2020
Ben de Vera in this March 8, 2021 article for the Philippine Daily Inquirer looked at the recently published data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showing that the number of deaths in the country has decreased by 3% in 2020. According to the report, registered deaths in 2020 was lower by 18,603 deaths compared…
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Study: 95% of former COVID patients suffer no irreversible damage
This February 23, 2021 article from The Times of Israel reports on the results of a new study conducted by Shaare Zedek Medical Center. The study observed 166 recovered COVID-19 patients and found that though 94% of all participants reported shortness of breath three months after recovery, most symptoms have disappeared on the sixth month.…
