Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Una non isterrica analisi del virus covid 19

Lethality: According to the latest immunological studies, the overall 
infection fatality rate (IFR) of covid-19 in the general population is 
about 0.1% to 0.5% in most countries, which is comparable to the medium 
influenza pandemics of 1957 and 1968.
 
Treatment: For people at high risk or high exposure, early or 
prophylactic treatment is essential to prevent progression of the 
disease and avoid hospitalization.
 
Age profile: The median age of covid deaths is over 80 years in most 
countries and only about 5% of the deceased had no serious 
preconditions. In contrast to pandemic influenza, the age and risk 
profile of covid is therefore comparable to normal mortality and 
increases it proportionally.
 
Nursing homes: In many Western countries, up to two thirds of all covid 
deaths have occurred in nursing homes, which require targeted and 
humane protection. In some cases it is not clear whether the residents 
really died of covid or of weeks of stress and isolation.
 
Symptoms: About 40% of all infected persons (including those over 70 
years of age) show no symptoms, about 80% of all persons show at most 
mild symptoms, and about 95% show at most moderate symptoms and do not 
require hospitalization. The initial assumption that there was no 
immunity to the new coronavirus was not correct.
 
Long covid: About 10% of symptomatic people report post-acute or “long” 
covid, i.e. symptoms that last for several weeks or months. This also 
affects younger and previously healthy people with a strong immune 
response.
 
Transmission: The main routes of transmission of the virus are indoor 
aerosols and droplets produced when speaking or coughing. In contrast, 
outdoor aerosols as well as most object surfaces appear to play a minor 
role according to current knowledge.
 
Masks: There is still little to no scientific evidence for the 
effectiveness of cloth face masks in the general population, and the 
introduction of mandatory masks couldn’t contain or slow the epidemic 
in most countries. If used improperly, masks may increase the risk of 
infection and in some cases may lead to respiratory problems.
 
Children and schools: In contrast to influenza, the risk of disease and 
transmission in children is very low in the case of covid-19. There was 
and is therefore no medical reason for the closure of elementary school 
or for small classes.
 
Contact Tracing: A WHO study of 2019 on measures against influenza 
pandemics concluded that from a medical perspective, contact tracing is 
“not recommended in any circumstances”. Contact tracing apps on cell 
phones have also failed in most countries.
 
PCR tests: The virus test kits used internationally may in some cases 
produce false positive and false negative results or react to 
non-infectious virus fragments from a previous infection. In this 
regard, the cycle threshold value is an important parameter.
 
Medical mismanagement: In the US and some other countries, fatal 
medical mismanagement of some covid patients occurred due to 
questionable financial incentives and inappropriate protocols. In most 
countries, covid mortality has since decreased significantly.
 
Ventilators: The fear of a shortage of ventilators was unjustified. 
According to lung specialists, invasive ventilation (intubation) of 
covid patients, which was partly done out of fear of the virus, is 
often counterproductive and should be avoided if possible.
 
Lockdowns: The WHO warned that lockdowns have caused a “terrible global 
catastrophe”. According to the UN, lockdowns may put the livelihood of 
1.6 billion people at acute risk and may push an additional 150 million 
children into poverty. Unemployment, bankruptcies and psychological 
problems have reached record levels worldwide.
 
Sweden: In Sweden, total mortality without lockdown has so far been in 
the range of a strong influenza season. 70% of Swedish deaths occurred 
in nursing homes that were not protected quickly enough. The median age 
of the Swedish covid deaths is 84 years.
 
Media: The often unprofessional reporting of many media maximized fear 
and panic in the population and led to a massive overestimation of the 
lethality and mortality of covid. Some media even used manipulative 
pictures and videos to dramatize the situation.
 
False reports: Many media reports of young and healthy people dying 
from Covid-19 turned out to be false: many of these young people either 
did not die from Covid-19, they had already been seriously ill (e.g. 
from undiagnosed leukemia), or they were in fact 109 instead of 9 years 
old.
 
Vaccines: Several medical experts described express coronavirus 
vaccines as risky. Indeed, the vaccine against the so-called swine flu 
of 2009, for example, led to cases of severe neurological damage and 
lawsuits in the millions. In the testing of new coronavirus vaccines, 
too, serious complications and failures have already been reported.
 
Surveillance: NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden warned that the covid 
pandemic may be used to permanently expand global surveillance. In 
several parts of the world, the population is being monitored by drones 
and facing serious police overreach during lockdowns.
 
Virus origin: The origin of the new corona virus remains unclear, but 
the best evidence currently points to a covid-like pneumonia incident 
in a Chinese mine in 2012, whose virus samples were collected, stored 
and researched by the Virology Institute in Wuhan (WIV).

 influenza pandemics of 1957 and 1968. 
 
 
                                          WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  f a k e   n e w s !!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 Nel 1957/58 dall' «influenza asiatica» causata da un virus del sotto-tipo A/H2N2 che ha colpito circa il 20% della popolazione mondiale (letalità ca. 0,4%).
 
Il tasso di letalità dall’inizio della pandemia è stato del 5,0% sui casi accertati, nell’ultima settimana è sceso al 3,0%, con una ulteriore diminuzione. La settimana precedente il tasso di letalità era del 3,3% e l’altra settimana era il 3,4%.
 
https://www.peopleforplanet.it/covid-19-i-dati-nel-mondo-rallenta-in-europa-ma-non-in-italia-cresce-in-usa-genocidio-in-brasile/