Allowing flimsy, deceptive reporting to push a fear-mongering effort that panics Americans into a cowering attitude, causing them to give up crucial liberties and their life-savings, is the height of idiocy…and a breath-taking commentary on the loss of common sense and logic. When did Americans become so easy to stampede?

Yesterday’s post discussed the studies that were surfacing, which indicate a vital part of the Wuhan Flu reporting missed (ignored?) seriously relevant data about its lethality.

Immediately, the Left attacked such reporting as not worthy of  serious discussion until more complete, up-to-date factors were available, which begs a series of questions…

…not least of which is why THAT factor required in-depth analysis…but their fear-mongering reports – based on incomplete data – did not require in-depth study?

Beyond that, real questions at this point include:

• Where are the REAL scientists and medical experts, who should be pointing out what the relevant datapoints should be?
• Where is that reporting on missing factual, relevant information?
• Did the media obscure those factors needing to be emphasized?
• Why is the American public so willing to, yet again, allow such FakeNews to stampede them into destroying what was a booming economy, and
• Why the HELL isn’t the Republican Party demanding, from the hilltops, ALL relevant data necessary to make decisions so seriously affecting our lives?

Knowing how many have been infected, compared to how many died, is crucial to any decision-making process in responding to what many were quick to label a pandemic.

The same experts rushing to over-inflate the WuFlu death-rate seemed indifferent to the accuracy of very necessary data vital to make any such calculation…how can that be?

And, when that crucial factor is brought up effectively reducing their dire warnings, they attack the messenger (study) instead of considering any possibility they were wrong?

Why? Wouldn’t such information, that WuFlu’s not so lethal, be welcome? Why would any fantastic news of that nature be met with such rigid, anti-science scorn?

We’re left with one conclusion: the WuFlu’s over-hyped lethality must be a ploy to bring down Trump (and millions who support him)…and push their Big Gov’t agenda.

One would think voters who support their transparent efforts to take him down would realize THEY HAVE SKIN IN THE GAME when it comes to wiping out an economy…

…lost businesses, pension plans, 401k’s, etc (affected by the Wall St collapse).

And don’t even get us started over loss of individual liberties.

Shouldn’t even Trump-haters be disgusted, angry over what’s being done to them, too?

Or…are they that willing to take USEFUL IDIOTS to a whole new level?

Fox News article today confirms what BlueCollar has said for weeks: “Coronavirus with no symptoms? Reports suggest many have unknowingly had virus”

“…with asymptomatic cases possibly being higher than first thought, “we have just been off the mark by huge, huge numbers” for estimating total infections, Dr. Michael Mina of Harvard’s School of Public Health told the Associated Press. Based on known cases, health officials have said the virus usually causes mild or moderate flu-like illness. Now evidence is growing that a substantial number of people may have no symptoms at all.” (bold emphasis added) (‘asymptomatic’ – infected, without showing symptoms)

Combine the Harvard findings with USC and Stanford studies, and facts are piling up.

California went through Wuhan Flu months before it started getting tracked.

Continued antibody testing will confirm this, and drive death-rate percentages down.

Time for a ‘panic, stand-down’ order.

“60% of Democrat voters blame Trump not China for coronavirus crisis: Poll”

Got that?

A virus brewed in China, with its intensity and contagion rates hidden from the world, breaks out all over the globe…and 60% of Democrat voters blame a U.S. president?

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President Trump reacted quicker than any Democrat, or the media that continues trying to prop up that Party…as a matter of fact, he was damned and vilified for acting so fast.

Then he was blamed for the states’ unpreparedness, when it’s a matter of protocol and design that each state is responsible for the health preparedness within that state.

Understand that every state has some unique requirements and factors that cause the process to be driven by the states…the federal responsibility is in support to states.

If any states misused funding or otherwise failed to plan properly in the necessary  emergency healthcare preparation, it’s on them – not the fault of a U.S. president.

The good news – 40% of the Democrat voters seem to understand this.

The bad news – 60% of the Democrat voters are idiots.

Stanford’s considered one of the premier medical universities in the Nation.

A study by Stanford University indicates, when extrapolated, that the Wuhan Flu is even more widespread than believed…by a factor of anywhere between 50 and 85 times. 

(Update) Now, we learn a study by USC confirms the same thing…the contagion rate (it was a study done in LA County) could be as much as 55X higher than cases reported.

That means California could’ve had almost 2.1mn cases, not the 32,000 reported; and, it means the California death count of 1185, compared to possible cases, is 0.057%.

0.057%…that’s HALF of what the normal flu cycle results average, annually.

And, remember all the predictive models that gave us false, over-inflated death rates?

Isn’t it FUNNY those models N-E-V-E-R predicted higher contagion rates with mildly symptomatic cases…that predictably never needed doctor/hospital care requirements?

The more information that comes out, the more we see that the numbers.don’t.add.up.

Not.

Even.

Close.

Which means fear-mongering being fed us in daily doses by FakeNews, that destroyed our economy, was based on lies and selectively deceptive false modeling…that played heavily on the negative, disastrous, worst-case scenarios, for no good reason.

Lost 40% of your 401k? Lost your job? Lost your business?

You know who to thank for that, right?

(Hint…who created and pushed the continually wrong predictions?)

“Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declares abortion a ‘life-sustaining’ service”

A Democrat governor considers abortion a ‘life-sustaining service’?

Only a Democrat could consider a life-ending process a life-sustaining service.

Rich Lowry, a long-admired editor and contributor at National Review Online, has taken a couple of people to task, for criticizing the coronavirus lockdown as an overreaction.

In Lowry’s article “The Absurd Case against the Coronavirus Lockdown” he chastises them for implying that 60-some-odd thousand deaths from the Wuhan Flu is no big deal.

But, that wasn’t Mr. Bennett’s and Leibsohn’s point. Their lead sentence in the second paragraph sets it up: “A panic and hysteria over a pandemic that does not look to be what so many frightened us into thinking has radically degraded this country.”

Sure, they started their article off with a reference to modeling predictions, and maybe didn’t set out in stark-enough terms exactly how far off such modeling has been to date.

But otherwise, the Bennet/Leibsohn commentary is spot on. A fear-mongering media has bred a panic’d-sheep mentality based on over-inflated numbers and under-counted cases which, when extrapolated, create a worse-than-normal death rate that isn’t true.

Maybe the usually-meticulous Lowry was having a bad day, and mis-read the initial lead sentences…or his brief scan skipped the relevant caveats…but he’s wrong on this.

Bennett and Leibsohn were spot on…

• death counts are being over-inflated; FACT
• actual numbers of cases have been under-counted; FACT
• scary, false death rates are, then, over-extrapolated; FACT
• fear-mongering media, by using these factors, are driving the panic. FACT

Bennett and Leibsohn never wrote 68,000 were expected to die, or that the 68k number was an acceptable risk versus an overreaction. In their lead paragraph, they wrote, in reference to modeling, that the IHME was “…also estimating lower ranges than that.”

With all due respect, Rich, you need to read their article again. You fixated on a number they DIDN’T write was acceptable…and missed the real point of their article…

…”A panic and hysteria over a pandemic that does not look to be what so many frightened us into thinking has radically degraded this country.”

(We’re thinking you just had a bad day.)

Reports have indicated California went through WuFlu before tracking got serious.

If true, that means Californians will be forced into going through a longer unnecessary shutdown, because testing started in March will indicate a ‘new case’ trend upward.

(Guidelines introduced yesterday to re-open states require a 2-week downward trend in cases before justifying the start-up measures that will re-open a state’s economy.)

California’s screwed…logic dictates when testing increases, new cases will be found.

Which means the governor may inflict more harm with stay-at-home social distancing orders even though California endured the worst WuFlu effects BEFORE testing began.

There’s a huge service industry in this state, hit with disproportionate job losses as a result of the over-hyped fear-mongering that the Left and media have been pushing.

Is the governor aware of the context, or is he driven by Democrat Big Gov’t agenda?

The backlash here could be HUGE, if citizens understand measures aren’t necessary.

It may get ugly in California, folks.

Logic is a wonderful thing to employ…

“The ‘Death Rate’ As We Know It Is Junk Science”

Never been to this website before, but their point is made with devastating accuracy.

“…taken together, you have a significantly understated “total number of infected” variable and an absolutely overstated “total number of deaths” variable, meaning both of the variables are flawed in ways that create a higher death rate.

Like virtually everything else we’ve seen since our national panic attack began more than a month ago, it’s effectively junk science predicated on incomplete information but weaponized to scare us into submission. And sadly, it’s working.”

(bold emphasis added)

That’s why the numbers don’t add up, people. That’s the mechanics of the Hoax.

Class. Dismissed.

We’ve seen what it can do to our economy and rights in less than 2 months.

Baseless fear-mongering by agenda-driven elites is the real threat to our well-being.

We’ve posted ‘numbers DON’T add up’ commentary for over a month, and the single most dangerous issue at stake is trampling of rights based on speculation and hype.

Virtually every death is being attributed to this Wuhan Flu, even allowing for presumed deaths. And, what we’re not being told is as important as these presumptive deaths.

We’re not being told how many ‘healthcare-tourist’ foreigners are included in death counts (a source advises the numbers could make up 30-40% of death totals to date).

So, in addition to over-counting, they’re also using non-citizens brought here…possibly (probably?) already infected…to feed the panic-mongering used to trample our rights.

Arguably, 50% of WuFlu deaths in America are incorrectly attributed. The modeling is continually being revised downward, however reluctantly. And, if our source is anywhere near correct, the number of properly attributable deaths are inflated…with non-citizens.

It’s common knowledge that the CDC reported the 2017-2018 flu season recorded over 80,000 deaths. Considering everything above, 2020’s seasonal flu rate will be similar.

We didn’t shut down the economy in 2018. Our rights weren’t trampled in 2018.

Why are Americans allowing it to happen now?

Why are Americans letting FakeNews stampede them?

Allowing them to do this based on nothing but speculation and bad data guarantees it will be done again, in the future…issues may change, but their methods are now fixed.

Then the only question remaining is, what will Americans be willing to give up next?

This isn’t about just taking down Pres Trump, folks, this is about their Big Gov’t agenda.

FakeNews will continue fear-mongering…digging in against it is the only option.

Otherwise, kiss the Bill of Rights goodbye.