woodguru wrote:
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BREAKING: Trump Was Right – COVID-19 Lie Exposed!
https://outragedpatriot.com/breaking-trump-was-right-covid-19-lie-exposed/(Gateway Pundit) – They’re lying to you.
The Orange County Health Officer admitted this week that one of the coronavirus victims listed on their website — died in a motorcycle crash.
And yet they are pushing these numbers to the public to cause a panic?
Dr. Raul Pino told FOX 35: “You could actually argue that the covid had something to do with the crash. I don’t know… We are offering you the best data that we have.”
FOX 35 reported:
A person who died in a motorcycle accident was added to Florida’s COVID-19 death count, according to a state health official. FOX 35 News found this out after asking Orange County Health Officer Dr. Raul Pino whether two coronavirus victims who were in their 20s had any underlying conditions. One of his answers surprised us. “The first one didn’t have any. He died in a motorcycle accident,” Pino said. Dr. Pino was asked if the man’s data was removed. “I don’t think so. I have to double-check,” Pino said. “We were arguing, discussing, or trying to argue with the state. Not because of the numbers — it’s 100…it doesn’t make any difference if it’s 99 — but the fact that the individual didn’t die from COVID-19…died in the crash. But you could actually argue that it could have been the COVID-19 that caused him to crash. I don’t know the conclusion of that one.”
...and yet, woody, the death rates are NOT skyrocketing as the DemonRats hoped they would. LOTS of people are positive but FEW are dying....SORRY to DISAPPOINT !!!!
woodguru wrote:
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And you actually believe all the BS put out.~~Rich~~really~~~ lololol
woodguru wrote:
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The HHS portal has been in operation for a while. Many hospitals were sending data to both the HHS portal and the CDC. Others to just one or the other. The CDC had been a week behind in reporting hospital data time and again, which could delay the decisions needing to be made by other agencies and the task force. So the decision was made to have the hospitals enter their data in the HHS portal where it would be available for all. The data would not be first sent to the HHS for someone there to enter, but each hospital could enter their's directly. A much speedier proposition. The raw data could then be available to use in writing reports or studying trends, or much more.
But the CDC's response to the directive seems childish to me. First they pulled key data off their website. Then when ordered their coronavirus dashboards, they did but also announced on their site that they would no longer be updating them. It's not as if they don't have access to the data to keep them updated. The portal is available and has up to the minute hospital data.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-07-16-20-intl/h_be4c6fadbe85b175f2edb1fcecc838e3
woodguru wrote:
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And the numbers of recovered people hit 1,680,424 from an upward escalation, too. How transparent about that are YOU being??? Trump is responsible for this upward trend, too.
JoyV wrote:
The HHS portal has been in operation for a while. Many hospitals were sending data to both the HHS portal and the CDC. Others to just one or the other. The CDC had been a week behind in reporting hospital data time and again, which could delay the decisions needing to be made by other agencies and the task force. So the decision was made to have the hospitals enter their data in the HHS portal where it would be available for all. The data would not be first sent to the HHS for someone there to enter, but each hospital could enter their's directly. A much speedier proposition. The raw data could then be available to use in writing reports or studying trends, or much more.
But the CDC's response to the directive seems childish to me. First they pulled key data off their website. Then when ordered their coronavirus dashboards, they did but also announced on their site that they would no longer be updating them. It's not as if they don't have access to the data to keep them updated. The portal is available and has up to the minute hospital data.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-07-16-20-intl/h_be4c6fadbe85b175f2edb1fcecc838e3The HHS portal has been in operation for a while. ... (
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Another curious piece of info. I was curious to what our flu season numbers are for 2019-2020. In late December and at least by late January, the prediction was that we were having a particularly bad flu season. In January school classes often had high absentee numbers due to the flu. I went to Texas in late January to do team training with the child and family I trained a service dog for. While there the child got the flu. The school called the mother to pick him up. When she did she found that her son there were only 2 students left in attendance out of a class of 30. The flu cases CDC count at that time in the US was reported as just under 30 million million. I just looked up the totals and the CDC reports a total of 3 million flu cases for the 2019-2020 flu season. The average is 45 million cases. It can get as high as hundreds of millions of cases. So what happened to the nearly 27 million flu cases which disappeared from the CDC site?
JoyV wrote:
The HHS portal has been in operation for a while. Many hospitals were sending data to both the HHS portal and the CDC. Others to just one or the other. The CDC had been a week behind in reporting hospital data time and again, which could delay the decisions needing to be made by other agencies and the task force. So the decision was made to have the hospitals enter their data in the HHS portal where it would be available for all. The data would not be first sent to the HHS for someone there to enter, but each hospital could enter their's directly. A much speedier proposition. The raw data could then be available to use in writing reports or studying trends, or much more.
But the CDC's response to the directive seems childish to me. First they pulled key data off their website. Then when ordered their coronavirus dashboards, they did but also announced on their site that they would no longer be updating them. It's not as if they don't have access to the data to keep them updated. The portal is available and has up to the minute hospital data.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-07-16-20-intl/h_be4c6fadbe85b175f2edb1fcecc838e3The HHS portal has been in operation for a while. ... (
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Absolutely right!
The data is not filtered through HHS, no matter how much the anti-Trumpers want it to be so. It is sent to HHS and also to the CDC. They both get the same data.
JoyV wrote:
Another curious piece of info. I was curious to what our flu season numbers are for 2019-2020. In late December and at least by late January, the prediction was that we were having a particularly bad flu season. In January school classes often had high absentee numbers due to the flu. I went to Texas in late January to do team training with the child and family I trained a service dog for. While there the child got the flu. The school called the mother to pick him up. When she did she found that her son there were only 2 students left in attendance out of a class of 30. The flu cases CDC count at that time in the US was reported as just under 30 million million. I just looked up the totals and the CDC reports a total of 3 million flu cases for the 2019-2020 flu season. The average is 45 million cases. It can get as high as hundreds of millions of cases. So what happened to the nearly 27 million flu cases which disappeared from the CDC site?
Another curious piece of info. I was curious to w... (
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I too was wondering how many flu cases there are. The media doesn't report these numbers anymore. Everything seems to be categorized as COVID. Our local San Diego affiliates stop reporting the number of flu cases in Early February when the first Wuhan Virus case was confirmed. they used to give an update every week and would check in with several pharmacists throughout the county to report what was going around and where hot spots are. No longer. All we get is a tally of the deaths and the number of positive test results out of the number tested. The CDC even reports that it is much easier to get a false positive, as high as 46% of those tested. One may as well flip a coin to see if they have the virus or not.
woodguru wrote:
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***So now we will have to rely on perhaps the least transparent president and administration in history..
>>>Sorry but what foes obama have to do with this?
ImLogicallyRight wrote:
***So now we will have to rely on perhaps the least transparent president and administration in history..
>>>Sorry but what foes obama have to do with this?
Obama has nothing to do with this pandemic... Anyone who even hints this is being deceitful...
But unless evidence, not supposition, is used to refute what the info shows at this time, the info available needs to seen as the info that has been available from both CDC & HHS all along...
dtucker300 wrote:
I too was wondering how many flu cases there are. The media doesn't report these numbers anymore. Everything seems to be categorized as COVID. Our local San Diego affiliates stop reporting the number of flu cases in Early February when the first Wuhan Virus case was confirmed. they used to give an update every week and would check in with several pharmacists throughout the county to report what was going around and where hot spots are. No longer. All we get is a tally of the deaths and the number of positive test results out of the number tested. The CDC even reports that it is much easier to get a false positive, as high as 46% of those tested. One may as well flip a coin to see if they have the virus or not.
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I too was wondering about the flu deaths. As well as all other deaths/ I bet you very few people actually die from covid.
dtucker300 wrote:
BREAKING: Trump Was Right – COVID-19 Lie Exposed!
https://outragedpatriot.com/breaking-trump-was-right-covid-19-lie-exposed/(Gateway Pundit) – They’re lying to you.
The Orange County Health Officer admitted this week that one of the coronavirus victims listed on their website — died in a motorcycle crash.
And yet they are pushing these numbers to the public to cause a panic?
Dr. Raul Pino told FOX 35: “You could actually argue that the covid had something to do with the crash. I don’t know… We are offering you the best data that we have.”
FOX 35 reported:
A person who died in a motorcycle accident was added to Florida’s COVID-19 death count, according to a state health official. FOX 35 News found this out after asking Orange County Health Officer Dr. Raul Pino whether two coronavirus victims who were in their 20s had any underlying conditions. One of his answers surprised us. “The first one didn’t have any. He died in a motorcycle accident,” Pino said. Dr. Pino was asked if the man’s data was removed. “I don’t think so. I have to double-check,” Pino said. “We were arguing, discussing, or trying to argue with the state. Not because of the numbers — it’s 100…it doesn’t make any difference if it’s 99 — but the fact that the individual didn’t die from COVID-19…died in the crash. But you could actually argue that it could have been the COVID-19 that caused him to crash. I don’t know the conclusion of that one.”
BREAKING: Trump Was Right – COVID-19 Lie Exposed! ... (
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They need some oversight on these reported covid deaths.
Every time they write covid I had read it puts 24 thousand dollars in their pockets.
JoyV wrote:
Another curious piece of info. I was curious to what our flu season numbers are for 2019-2020. In late December and at least by late January, the prediction was that we were having a particularly bad flu season. In January school classes often had high absentee numbers due to the flu. I went to Texas in late January to do team training with the child and family I trained a service dog for. While there the child got the flu. The school called the mother to pick him up. When she did she found that her son there were only 2 students left in attendance out of a class of 30. The flu cases CDC count at that time in the US was reported as just under 30 million million. I just looked up the totals and the CDC reports a total of 3 million flu cases for the 2019-2020 flu season. The average is 45 million cases. It can get as high as hundreds of millions of cases. So what happened to the nearly 27 million flu cases which disappeared from the CDC site?
Another curious piece of info. I was curious to w... (
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The figure should have read 30 million, not 30 million million. Sorry!
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