21 May 2022 6:31 am
I agree that case numbers are an encouraging sign. Particularly with the more aggressively spreading and less virulent Omicron going the way natural viruses generally devolve. If Big Pharma doesn't extend it yet again, with yet another leaky non-"vaccine" as Geert Vanden Bossche warned, maybe it will become just another cold bug, the way Omicron is at least for the unvaxxed today.impartialobserver » 20 May 2022, 5:33 pm » wrote: ↑ the decision (whether you like it or not) here is made upon case number data.. decreasing case numbers in NV... Hmmm... Again, I do not expect you to practice any kind of reading comprehension. Now, be a good little boy and post a bunch of unrelated stuff about how everyone is going to die. I need some entertainment.
But then it certainly wouldn't be the first lull in COVID cases.
Europe's difficulties have been preceding ours which may leave some questions about our future.
If pathogenic priming isn't an issue, why did the most "vaccinated" country in Europe (average 2.43 per person) recently suffer the highest death rate they have had since the beginning of the pandemic?
I haven't paid much attention to case rates because the inflated U.S. numbers are the result of boosting hospital profits, while also taking deaths with a grain of salt considering the study out of Johns Hopkins of November of 2020 that found the decrease in death by other causes.....equals the increase in death by COVID-19. However the vaccine related heart issues no doubt have changed that considerably for the worse.
I didn't pay much attention to cases until I recently noticed the following chart in an article:
Which would seem give some credence to the suggestion of chronic COVID in the vaxxed.
"AIDS-Like 'Chronic Covid' is Taking Over Europe, Australia and NZ"-Igor Chudov
Not unlike the suggestion of negative Vaccine Efficacy of COVID vaxxes against Omicron based on U.K. data, that has been more reliable than the U.S. vaccine stakeholder bureaucracies':
Negative Vaccine Efficacy of COVID vaxxes against Omicron
All of which is to suggest it may be a little premature to count our chickens of high-five all around.