[Firestarter]

The following video shows several hospitals that don’t seem overwhelmed by all of the coronavirus patients (despite the hysteria)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pIMD1enwd4&


During his presidential campaign, Trump promised to eliminate the national debt within 8 years. When Donald was inaugurated, the U.S. national debt was about $20 trillion.

Some thought that Trump couldn’t do it, but with the help of the organised coronavirus “pandemic”, US national debt is already $23.5 trillion, and is expected to surpass $25 trillion in only a couple of months: https://www.newsweek.com/national-debt-c...us-1493758


The UK coronavirus bill has passed as expected and could be the most fascist in the whole world...
Anybody can be locked up and isolated and for any amount of time.
Only one medical “officer” is required to force “medication” onto you.

No inquests into (suspicious) deaths! No requirement for any medical certification for burials or cremations.
If someone dies in police custody they can simply dispose of the body without any paperwork medical exam or certification or inquest.

Lockdown powers can be used to end protests against measures.
These fascist powers will last up to 2 years, with “reviews” every 6 months: https://www.change.org/p/uk-parliament-r...-last-week


For some reason the following UK modelling exercise has been overlooked by most media but has been heavily criticised when receiving some publicity...

It is a scientific looking paper with the conclusion that the “coronavirus” pandemic in the UK is already passed its peak, with already 68% of the UK population having been infected (and immune).
According to Oxford professor Sunetra Gupta, who led the study, the findings can only be corroborated through “large-scale serological surveys — antibody testing”. Without this, of course, any guess at the amount of COVID-19 cases could only be inaccurate...
Gupta also spoke of the scary “Imperial model”: "I am surprised that there has been such unqualified acceptance of the Imperial model".

See an excerpt from the paper (this is nothing more than a model though)...

In both R0 scenarios, by the time the first death was reported (05/03/2020), thousands of individuals (~0.08%) would have already been infected with the virus (as also suggested by [5]). By 19/03/2020, approximately 36% (R0=2.25) and 40% (R0=2.75) of the population would have already been exposed to SARS-CoV-2. Running the same model with R0=2.25 and the proportion of the population at risk of severe disease being distributed around 0.1%, places the start of transmission at 4 days prior to first case detection and 38 days before the first confirmed death and suggests that 68% would have been infected by 19/03/2020.

The results of the same exercise for Italy (Figure 2) place the time of introduction around 10 days before the first confirmed case, and around a month before the first confirmed death (Figures 2E-F) when the proportion of the population at risk of severe disease is around 1%. By 06/03/2020, approximately 45 days post introduction, the model suggests that approximately 60% (R0 = 2.25) and 64% (R0 = 2.75) of the population would have already been exposed to SARS-CoV-2. When the proportion of the population at risk is around 0.1%, the start of transmission is likely to have occurred 17 days prior to first case detection and 38 days before the first confirmed death with 80% already infected by 06/03/2020.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/...1.full.pdf
(http://archive.is/KlCix)