By THOMAS D. WILLIAMS, PH.D. 27 May 2020 for Breitbart News My cmnt: Just think about what this means. Of those who died in Italy 96% had comorbidity illnesses and most were very elderly. We shutdown the world which caused enormous damage to everyone (except government/taxpayer paid workers) because of the exaggerated death tolls coming out of Italy when the vast, vast majority of the population was at minimal or NO risk of serious illness nor death. When all that was really necessary from a health perspective was to quarantine the very elderly, nursing homes and those with both age … Continue reading Italy: 96% of Coronavirus Fatalities Had Other Chronic Illnesses

Matt Vespa| @mvespa1|Posted: May 24, 2020 4:30 AM For weeks, the nation’s economy has been under lockdown to curb the spread of the Wuhan Coronavirus. It’s contagious. That’s true, but in the span of a few days, the entire COVID narrative has virtually collapsed. We still don’t have enough testing regarding antibodies, though preliminary results show that the infection rate could be immensely higher than what is reported, with higher recovery numbers. It was said to be spread mostly through surfaces. That was revised on Thursday: Georgia has re-opened and no Armageddon has followed. Florida was supposed to be a graveyard … Continue reading Does This CDC Study Deliver the Knockout Blow in the COVID Lockdown Debate?

MICHAEL PATRICK LEAHY 20 May 2020 Breitbart.news My cmnt: So out of 13,000,000 people we have 5,000 deaths. That is a statistical blip. And for that, even if it was spread evenly across the population (which it is not) we close down and ruin an entire state. The elder care crisis in Pennsylvania was highlighted this week when data released by the Pennsylvania Department of Health showed the average age of those who have died of COVID-19 in the state is 80 years old and that more than two-thirds of the 4,505 who died of the virus as of Tuesday morning were … Continue reading Pennsylvania Elder Care Crisis: Average Age COVID-19 Death Is 80, over 2/3 Deaths from Nursing Homes

Thomas D. Williams, Ph.D. 18 May 2020 – for Breitbart.news The UK’s coronavirus lockdown was caused by “the most devastating software mistake of all time, in terms of economic costs and lives lost,” according to a report by a British newspaper. The essay is referring to computer modelling by Neil Ferguson and his team at Imperial College London that predicted enormous deaths in the UK and elsewhere and led to draconian lockdown measures. The Imperial College team published a 20‐​page report on March 16 forecasting that an uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 could cause as many as 510,000 deaths in Britain … Continue reading Telegraph: UK Lockdown a Result of the ‘Most Devastating Software Mistake of All Time’

by Penny Starr – May 20, 2020 – for Breitbart News Also read Open & Save America Now – by Katie Kiefer Scores of Physicians Want Americans to Know the Truth about Coronavirus: As the restrictions put in place by the federal and state government to prevent the spread of the coronavirus morph from weeks to months, physicians said on a conference call with reporters on Tuesday that the real threat to Americans is the lack of access to health care. It’s fear, not the virus, that is leading to dangerous and deadly health outcomes, from children falling behind on … Continue reading Continued Lockdown Dangerous, Even Deadly

Kevin McCullough|Posted: May 17, 2020 1:45 PM The nationwide lockdown during the 2020 global COVID-19 crisis will be the debate of historians for decades to come. On one side, pointy-brained lab coats in ivory towers, some of whom had been less-than-successful physicians, found themselves anointed with the inebriation of power.  Hollywood stars invited them onto their podcasts. News networks fawned at how they seemed so much more enlightened than the orange man. Their nightly appearance on cable news and network-wide daily two-hour press conferences caused more people to know their name than at any time of their career. With so … Continue reading Why the Lockdown Lost

By John R. Lott, Jr.|For townhall.com Posted: May 16, 2020 12:01 AM Editor’s Note: Timothy Craig Allen, MD, JD, contributed to this column.  Over 86,500 people have reportedly died in the United States from the Coronavirus, and the fear generated by those deaths is driving the public policy debate. But that number is a dramatic overcount. Our metrics include deaths that have nothing to do with the virus. The problem is even worse as the Centers for Disease Control over counts even some of these cases and the government has created financial incentives for this misreporting. Relying on these flawed numbers … Continue reading The US is Dramatically Overcounting Coronavirus Deaths