Has anyone here ever once advocated for Japanese or Western style management of Covid ?
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Many people here do advocate for Western style and abandon any restrictions against fighting covid. In fact, I would argue that when you abandon some restrictions and weaken some policies, you would end up like Shanghai. And what happened in Shanghai has severely weakened the will of mainland Chinese to fight covid.
I do get that many people are having covid fatigue. And abandon covid restrictions is the easy way out. However, arguing that covid is just a cold or covid restrictions hinder cancer patients getting care is just a convenient lies to justify weakening and abandoning of zero covid policies.
Average 400 deaths per day. 221,000 deaths so far this in the US. That means covid would kill 5-6 times more than worst flu year even after so called new Normal. Maybe the US doesn't have a choice but we should be reminded that this is a price that needs to pay for abandoning covid restrictions.
The U.S. is currently averaging just under 400 daily COVID-19 related deaths. Although the daily number of fatalities is far lower than it was at the nation's peak, in January 2021, 3,400 Americans died of COVID-19 each day.
"The seven-day average daily deaths are still too high, about 375 per day — well above the around 200 deaths a day we saw earlier this spring and, in my mind, far too high for a vaccine-preventable disease," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a White House press briefing with the COVID-19 response team last week.
Over the last seven days, the U.S. has reported 2,500 deaths, and since the beginning of 2022, more than 221,000 Americans have died because of COVID-19.
The U.S. is currently averaging just under 400 daily COVID-19 related deaths. Although the daily number of fatalities is far lower than it was at the nation's peak, in January 2021, 3,400 Americans died of COVID-19 each day.
"The seven-day average daily deaths are still too high, about 375 per day — well above the around 200 deaths a day we saw earlier this spring and, in my mind, far too high for a vaccine-preventable disease," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a White House press briefing with the COVID-19 response team last week.
Over the last seven days, the U.S. has reported 2,500 deaths, and since the beginning of 2022, more than 221,000 Americans have died because of COVID-19.
This is reprehensible. Thousands dead at nursing homes but who cares.
Where is the Western msm scrutiny on old helpless people who died from covid after opening up? Where is the investigation? Is because they are lives not worth living? They are not useful for the economy? So humans rights are not human lives? But just for Uyghurs?
I always feel sick in the stomach when weaponized immigrants like Li Yuan at NYT or other western propaganda rags writes about China zero covid. It's bad enough she make it seem like Xi can rule the whole of China like a tyrant and this is all his idea. But to trivialise the effects and victims of covid is not on. Who is gonna be held responsible when China open up now and the ensuing infected and death numbers rise up? The Western msm? Dun make me laugh.
The Lancet just published a report on Covid 19 suggesting that US labs could be just as culpable for the virus leak hypothesis as Wuhan labs.
Under Section 2: a review of the global, regional, and national responses to COVID-19
Under Section 2: a review of the global, regional, and national responses to COVID-19
本土病例102例 new symptomatic cases (Sichuan 四川43例 and Guizhou 贵州10例 and Tianjin 天津9例 and Guangdong 广东5例 and Tibet 西藏10例 and Beijing 北京2例)
本土746例 new asymptomatic cases (Tibet 西藏108例 and Guizhou 贵州260例 and Sichuan 四川132例 and Shandong 山东20例 and Guangxi 广西51例 and Jiangxi 江西38例 and Xinjiang 新疆23例)
本土746例 new asymptomatic cases (Tibet 西藏108例 and Guizhou 贵州260例 and Sichuan 四川132例 and Shandong 山东20例 and Guangxi 广西51例 and Jiangxi 江西38例 and Xinjiang 新疆23例)
The Lancet just published an article. Here,
Here is a guy giving a bit on what they say is the origin of the virus.
Apparently, both U.S. and China were doing research into coronaviruses. Some of the research involving altering the virus. The Nation Institute of Health is not willing to provide information on what types of research is being done. Documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act were heavily redacted.
Here is a guy giving a bit on what they say is the origin of the virus.
Apparently, both U.S. and China were doing research into coronaviruses. Some of the research involving altering the virus. The Nation Institute of Health is not willing to provide information on what types of research is being done. Documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act were heavily redacted.
Cover Up. Gain of Function research. Fauci lied under oath. US wanted to distance itself from Coronavirus research and focus the narrative on China. China doesn’t have the media firepower to change that narrative.