Terran note: This is the second essay I received without a name on COVID vaccines.
COVID-19 is a plague spreading death across the country and globe... Or is it?
Let us first assess the concept of infection used to promote the COVID-19 pandemic. Daily, in every form of media, we are told that millions of people are being "infected" with COVID-19. Yet the definition of infection with COVID-19 virus is principally testing positive for the virus using a nasal swab test. However, the presence of germs-like COVID-19-in our nose is not a demonstration of an infection.
A rich mixture of microorganisms reside on our skin, in our mouths, ear canals, our intestines, and yes, in our noses. The skin, mouth, and nose are fundamentally purposed to provide barriers to germs- so that we dont get infections. Germs harmlessly colonize these areas. The germs on or even in our bodies such as the nasal passages- are colonizers, and their presence is not ever considered to represent an infection. Indeed, if all the germs isolated from a single nasal swab from one healthy individual were identified, any assortment of the following might be present: Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus), Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, Propionibacterium acnes, rhinovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, infuenza A, Influenza B, rotavirus, Epstein barr virus and yes, the coronavirus and even the COVID- 19 variant (to name a few).
If we considered every germ in the nose an infection-like we do for COVID-19--the outcome would be absurd. For example, about 20% of people have nasal colonies of the potentially lethal bacteria S. aureus. If over the next year we nasal swabbed every nose in the United States for S. aureus, and we accepted nasal colonies to represent infection, about 66 million people would be considered "infected" by the bacteria. Hospitals and clinics would be flooded with S. aureus "infected patients and the greatest outlay of antibiotics and "vaccinations" in the history of the world would ensue. In addition, of the 2.8 million deaths expected in the US over the next year, 20%, or 560,000 deaths could be considered S. aureus associated. If the US government were paying hospitals to list this as cause of death on death certificates as they are now with COVID, S. aureus would be a new leading cause of death in the US.
Like a parlor trick, the immunological assessment normally used to test for an acute infection (serological testing for IgG/lgM antibodies) was cast aside for this pandemic, and an irrelevant but wildly positive nasal swab testing approach was used to build fear of a COVID-19 outbreak. The nasal swab has not actually provided a shred of evidence that there is an outbreak of clinical infections with COVID-19 virus.
Since there is no evidence of an outbreak of COVID-19 infections, we might ask does epidemiology data-ie. the appearance of unexpected infectious disease-related deaths in the community-support the notion that we are in the midst of pandemic?
Interestingly, the availability of transparent epidemiological data in the US and other countries is difficult to find right now. One exception is the fairly comprehensive datapublished in Canada by the British Columbia Center for Disease Control (BCCDC) 1. BC is the third most populous province (5.1 million) in Canada and the BCCDC is the official source for data relating to what it considers to be COVID-19 related morbidity and mortality. The BCCDC transparency includes acknowledging its mortality data for individuals who did not test positive for COVID-19 but were considered to be infected by COVID-19 based purely on symptoms and/or likely exposure to someone that may have been COVID-19 infected. Based on this broad definition of COVID-19 infection, from January 15 through November 21, 2020 the BCCDC reported a total of 354 deaths in BC were associated with COVID-19 "infection". Among the 354 deaths, 69% were individuals over 80 years old, and 35% of the deaths occurred with people over 90
years old. The median age at death overall was 85 years. Over the course of a year,
354 persons with a median age of 85 in a population of 5.1 million people died-this is a pandemic? Let's have a closer look.
Consider the background mortality rate for the age group: based on historical actuarial data, 10% of persons 85 years old will die before their 86th birthday. Therefore, in British Colombia there are over 200,000 individuals over 85 years old and thus we could have expected about 20,000 deaths in the same demographic as those reported to have died from COVID-19 associated ilness. Only 354 deaths were attributed to COVID-19 among the 20,000-background mortality. Not too convincing for the greatest pandemic of all time- and hardly justification for collapsing commerce, immigration, and emigration, as well as limiting all forms of social interactions.
In the United States, epidemiological support for a pandemic is similarly difficult to grasp. During the past year, the US could have expected about 1.3 million deaths for the 80+ year-old population, the main demographic for COVID-19-associated deaths. During 2020 it was claimed that 400,000 elderly deaths in the US were COVID-19- associated. If these 400,000 deaths were in addition to the 1.3 milion expected, it would mean the size of the COVID-19 population susceptible to death from the virus (the 80+ year-old population) would be shrinking and thus over time the mortality rate should either be decreasing, or the population dying from the virus should be shifting to a younger age group because fewer remain in the 80+ population. Neither of these is occurring. To the contrary, the 7-day average for deaths related to COVID-19 as reported on December 31, 2020 was 3,462; on April 17, 2020, the height of the "pandemic," there was a weekly average death rate reported of only 2,232. The death rate among the elderly population is repotedly increasing. If the 400,000 elderly deaths were in addition to what was normally expected among this population, the population would be declining and so would the number of deaths. There is no evidence the population over 80 years old has declined or is declining; and this tells us that there is no excess mortality occurring in that population. There can be only one explanation: that the 80+ year-old population said to be succumbing to COVID-19 are actually dying at an expected and normal rate, and thus there is no COVID-19-related excess mortality in the over 80 age group.
1 British Columbia (BC) COVID-19 Situation ReportWeek 50: December 6-December 12, 2020. http://www.bccdc.ca/Health-Info-Site/Documents/COVID_sitrep/Week_50_BC_COVID-19_Situation_Report.pdf
