Best thing is to build your immune system....and not count on a vaccine...

[just_abc]

2 hours ago, missmuffet said:

Just as many have died from the flu and perhaps more. The flu has totally been ignored.....why?

hi..  If I may ask..  which flu are you refering to?

If you are refering  specifically to the 1918 'Spanish Flu'.. then while I am not fully certain of the death rate.. it is possible it might have been much higher than Covid perhaps..?

However if you are refering to the normal ordinary 'annual' flu nowadays .... if I am not mistaken..these ordinary flu viruses often have a lower death rate compared to Covid ..

I.e.   Covid is more deadly than most flu viruses I think?

Thanks.  

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Edited August 18, 2021 by just_abc

[Marathoner]

Tuesday, 1,o17 people died from the Delta variant in the United States. That's 42 people per hour. A few...

[Marathoner]

31 minutes ago, just_abc said:

I.e.   Covid is more deadly than most flu viruses I think?

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Yes, the mortality rate of COVID-19 is higher than types A, B, and C influenza. As it stands right now, more people have died in the United States from COVID-19 than any other nation in this world. Over 630,000 Americans have died from COVID-19 since March 2020.

[Marathoner]

4 hours ago, Chicken coop2 said:

True.  Few million is few. Of course a few billion would still be few. 

So the few thousand who died in just my county alone in spring 2020 were just a few.

And the few neighbors on my street who died spring 2020 were just a few.

 

Indeed. The most current figures indicate that over 4,380,000 people have died from complications related to COVID-19 around the world. A few...

[missmuffet]

1 hour ago, just_abc said:

hi..  If I may ask..  which flu are you refering to?

If you are refering  specifically to the 1918 'Spanish Flu'.. then while I am not fully certain of the death rate.. it is possible it might have been much higher than Covid perhaps..?

However if you are refering to the normal ordinary 'annual' flu nowadays .... if I am not mistaken..these ordinary flu viruses often have a lower death rate compared to Covid ..

I.e.   Covid is more deadly than most flu viruses I think?

Thanks.  

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The current flu originated from the spanish flu many years ago. Look at the statistics I don't think the Covid is worse than the current flu. 

[missmuffet]

3 hours ago, Chicken coop2 said:

Ignored? On what? There have been flu vaccinations for quite some time on Earth. 

When has our government made us wear a face mask for the flu?Have they fired people for not getting the flu vaccine? Have they quarantine people for having the flu virus? 

[R. Hartono]

7 hours ago, Starise said:

Maybe someone with a medical science background could confirm or deny this theory.

The vaccines were intended to be intramuscular and not transported through the vein, this is why they give it to you in the arm muscle. Problems seem to arise when the vaccine moves around in the body. If given the proper way that would not normally happen. What I'm guessing might have happened here and there is the injection went into a vein accidentally  if that happens parts of it could be taken anywhere in the body causing problems.

Is this a possibility? If so, I'm not sure how they could be certain they didn't hit a vein in the upper arm. 

 

 

Nano adjuvant in mRna vaccine penetrate every barrier even into brain.

[Tammy Roesch]

2 hours ago, Marathoner said:

Tuesday, 1,o17 people died from the Delta variant in the United States. That's 42 people per hour. A few...

How many died from the flu today?  I'm sorry, but I don't believe the numbers....before Corona, lots of people were dying from the plain old flu....now, hardly anyone dies from the plain old flu and everyone dies from some strain of Corona.  Just doesn't add up.

[R. Hartono]

7 hours ago, other one said:

So you think were just letting people die on purpose?

Its about disinformation of effective medicines and Ignorance by health authorities of what shall be prepared to combat death, as love freeze n sinful lies flooded.

Edited August 19, 2021 by R. Hartono

[one.opinion]

10 minutes ago, Tammy Roesch said:

Just doesn't add up.

Considering all of the social distancing, mask wearing, and crowd limits we experienced in 2020 and early 2021, low flu cases makes very good sense.