Anons with skills in data analysis might find the Euromomo site interesting.

https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/

Based on what I am seeing by looking at a bunch of the graphs offered the COVID-19 pandemic seems nearly entirely "manufactured". The "normal" (?) spike in deaths during winter is gone but a huge spike is present after the "normal flu season". Delayed reporting on some deaths? Deaths due to lockdowns and abandonment of seniors in care homes?

Oddly some countries such as Norway had no change in death rate at all. I'd love anons hypotheses on why some of Europe seems completely unscathed by "coronavirus". Mine are: 1. Differences in vaccine policies and types used. 2. Presence of migrants or immigrants from places like China 3. Media hype (fear induced panic, isolation and death) 4. Falsified records such as what is resulting from the US's policy of coercing doctors to indicate COVID-19 on unverified cases or those with significant co-morbidities. 5. Poor medical care such as putting people on ventilators when they should have gotten HCQ, zinc and antibiotic early on.

>>9774481

The most diabolical operation in history, imo, is selling toxic injections laced with the remains of aborted babies sacrificed in satanic rituals (hearts are pulled from living "aborted" babies for best capture of certain cells/tissues) to produce "vaccines" and telling the public they are to "prevent disease" all the while inducing cancer, autoimmunity, sterility and death. Now, since the same folks (Democrats) support vaccines AND our current state of affairs your willingness to accept Q based on "no evidence of being diabolical" does not make sense. I appreciate "Q" and believe the Q drops are for our benefit because Q has him/herself pointed out that some vaccines are being use to harm us and Q has helped us organize to resist "them" (Democrats and others seeking to destroy America). Ultimately, I trust only in God, because I can be fooled if I put "faith" in my own perceptions.

>>9774568

I have little connection to care homes (nursing homes, in US, I believe) but I found your comment about a chest infection last fall interesting. Among my family and friends in US and abroad nearly all had a chest infection last fall. Most all of us have recovered, by one person has sequelae like you mention.

>>9774593

Thinking more carefully I would not say "most" friends and family, but it seems like those middle aged and above. Younger people not so much.