12-07-2020, 08:41 PM
What is the case fatality rate of each nation, and where does the US stand on that list compared to everyone else?
Which Nation tests more than any other nation?
Which nations lie about their numbers, execute and incinerate the bodies of whistleblowers, while claiming they have fewer cases and purport to be a world model?
Which highly-developed nations in Europe have the highest infection and death rates?
Australias case fatality rate is 3.2% at 21st highest in the world, whereas the USs is 1.9% and 77th.
That means Australia has the 3rd highest case fatality rate of all the G20 nations.
Even with Chinas fake numbers, they still list as the 9th highest fatality rate at 5.1%. Given that they lie about everything, their ranking is most likely much closer to the top, but not quantifiable.
Yemen and Mexico are #1 and #2 for case fatality rates.
If you look down the list for the US, youll breeze over it unless you filter for it.
Looking at the more developed nations for case fatality rates:
UK is 16th highest for case fatality rate at 3.6%.
Italy is 17th at 3.5%.
Australia 21st at 3.2%
Canada is 28th at 3.0%
Belgium is 29th at 2.9%.
Ireland is 35th at 2.8%.
Spain is 39th at 2.7%.
Greece is 48th at 2.6%.
Sweden is 50th at 2.5%. (So Sweden with their relaxed and highly-criticized COVID-19 response is doing better than all of the above developed nations in case fatality rate.)
France is 54th at 2.4%.
United States is 77th at 1.9%.
Poland is 78th at 1.9%.
But the media narrative is that Trump has totally mismanaged the USs response to COVID-19. When you look at the raw numbers, an extremely opposite picture appears.
Keep in mind that the US is the 3rd-largest population in the world, with far greater trans-oceanic incidence of travel per capita than any of the top 10 populations in the world, as well as extremely high rates of domestic air and land travel, with the most vast network of airports and highways of any nation on earth.
The United States has more airports than the next 10 highest nations combined.
Yet our COVID-19 case fatality rate is 77th in the world and Donald Trump should be ridiculed for this because.....?
It makes no sense.
Maybe presstitutes are manipulating data to only focus on overall case count, rather than per capita figures. Since the US is the 3rd largest population in the world, of course you will see much higher numbers than any nation in Europe, but the survivability in the US is better than at least 10 of the G20 nations, while the remaining 10 that have lower case fatality rates have much smaller populations and are within a standard deviation of the US (1.9% vs 1.7%, 1.6%, 1.5%, 1.4%, etc.)
If anything, the US should be looked at as a model for being the 3rd highest population in the world, with the 77th position for case fatality rate. That is an amazing statistic in and of itself really.
Oh wait. It does not fit the narrative that Orange Man Bad!, therefore it will never see the light of day in the global disinformation fear campaign.
Normally I would say that the USs performance in this regard cant be attributed to one person, and is more indicative of a far superior medical infrastructure, higher per capita trauma centers and hospitals with world-class respiratory distress ICUs, and higher standards of living with much of the Nation having a lot of space in-between people.
However, we have to consider Trumps role in really pushing to get as many resources to States for excess capacity (that has rarely been used), more ventilators, and more drug treatments. What role does that play in the USs extremely low case fatality rate?
I did not copy and paste this from somewhere. I just looked up the statistics asking basic questions, knowing the general layout of G20 nations, Europe, Australia, Japan, etc.
Which Nation tests more than any other nation?
Which nations lie about their numbers, execute and incinerate the bodies of whistleblowers, while claiming they have fewer cases and purport to be a world model?
Which highly-developed nations in Europe have the highest infection and death rates?
Australias case fatality rate is 3.2% at 21st highest in the world, whereas the USs is 1.9% and 77th.
That means Australia has the 3rd highest case fatality rate of all the G20 nations.
Even with Chinas fake numbers, they still list as the 9th highest fatality rate at 5.1%. Given that they lie about everything, their ranking is most likely much closer to the top, but not quantifiable.
Yemen and Mexico are #1 and #2 for case fatality rates.
If you look down the list for the US, youll breeze over it unless you filter for it.
Looking at the more developed nations for case fatality rates:
UK is 16th highest for case fatality rate at 3.6%.
Italy is 17th at 3.5%.
Australia 21st at 3.2%
Canada is 28th at 3.0%
Belgium is 29th at 2.9%.
Ireland is 35th at 2.8%.
Spain is 39th at 2.7%.
Greece is 48th at 2.6%.
Sweden is 50th at 2.5%. (So Sweden with their relaxed and highly-criticized COVID-19 response is doing better than all of the above developed nations in case fatality rate.)
France is 54th at 2.4%.
United States is 77th at 1.9%.
Poland is 78th at 1.9%.
But the media narrative is that Trump has totally mismanaged the USs response to COVID-19. When you look at the raw numbers, an extremely opposite picture appears.
Keep in mind that the US is the 3rd-largest population in the world, with far greater trans-oceanic incidence of travel per capita than any of the top 10 populations in the world, as well as extremely high rates of domestic air and land travel, with the most vast network of airports and highways of any nation on earth.
The United States has more airports than the next 10 highest nations combined.
Yet our COVID-19 case fatality rate is 77th in the world and Donald Trump should be ridiculed for this because.....?
It makes no sense.
Maybe presstitutes are manipulating data to only focus on overall case count, rather than per capita figures. Since the US is the 3rd largest population in the world, of course you will see much higher numbers than any nation in Europe, but the survivability in the US is better than at least 10 of the G20 nations, while the remaining 10 that have lower case fatality rates have much smaller populations and are within a standard deviation of the US (1.9% vs 1.7%, 1.6%, 1.5%, 1.4%, etc.)
If anything, the US should be looked at as a model for being the 3rd highest population in the world, with the 77th position for case fatality rate. That is an amazing statistic in and of itself really.
Oh wait. It does not fit the narrative that Orange Man Bad!, therefore it will never see the light of day in the global disinformation fear campaign.
Normally I would say that the USs performance in this regard cant be attributed to one person, and is more indicative of a far superior medical infrastructure, higher per capita trauma centers and hospitals with world-class respiratory distress ICUs, and higher standards of living with much of the Nation having a lot of space in-between people.
However, we have to consider Trumps role in really pushing to get as many resources to States for excess capacity (that has rarely been used), more ventilators, and more drug treatments. What role does that play in the USs extremely low case fatality rate?
I did not copy and paste this from somewhere. I just looked up the statistics asking basic questions, knowing the general layout of G20 nations, Europe, Australia, Japan, etc.
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