Oops..........WuhanChinaVirus was community spreading long before we thought.

[five.five-six]

Yeah how about that?

[stonefly-2]

Unlike Wuhan China and yeah that's a good thing but why?

[stonefly-2]

Read his post again.

[ACfixer]

Unlike Wuhan China and yeah that's a good thing but why?

Probably because the spread in Wuhan was much more centralized and they live about 40 people to a square foot. I think any number we got from China is suspect at best.

[boris badinov]

Unlike Wuhan China and yeah that's a good thing but why?

Given what we know about the virus the obvious answer:


It was likely here a only few weeks earlier than first believed and NOT in October, or November, or even December.

These new deaths are only 2-3 weeks earlier than previous-- which still puts the time of infection in 2020.

[ACfixer]

Given what we know about the virus the obvious answer:


It was likely here a only few weeks earlier than first believed and NOT in October, or November, or even December.

These new deaths are only 2-3 weeks earlier than previous-- which still puts the time of infection in 2020.

That's not the obvious answer Boris. If we had a wildly contagious virus in China in December and free travel and LOTS of it between China and LAX/SFO/SEA how can you even think for a second that virus wasn't here days after the first outbreak in China?

Some magic wall preventing it then? Do you understand how many flights there are daily to China from the west coast?

[five.five-six]

Probably because the spread in Wuhan was much more centralized and they live about 40 people to a square foot. I think any number we got from China is suspect at best.

Or because the were literally welding doors shut with people in their homes and 30 days later when they opened the doors they were all dead from ChinaVirus


Seriously though. No social distancing, no test kits, no trillions in pork, no everybody lose their jobs, no handouts, no gloves, no masks, and no piles of bodies.

What gives?

[Flyron]

I and most people I know, almost everyone I talk to, describes having symptoms very much like the described symptoms of Wuhan virus in January or February. I am pretty sure I had it. Almost all my friends and their families went through a similar thing. Everyone thought the flu season was strange this year, or extra bad, but now I highly suspect it was not the flu at all.

When they have an antibody test available for the general public I will probably take one out of curiosity. I do think the virus has already been here for months and infected a good portion of Americans, many of whom had no symptoms or mild symptoms, or more severe flu-like symptoms. So far, in the few antibody studies that have been done, evidence is showing the infection rate to be MUCH higher than estimated, and mortality rate to be MUCH lower than estimated.

We both had the dry coughs, lite fever, headaches and no energy for about a week in mid January.

Never felt that bad before, even with the seasonal Flu?

[five.five-six]

That's not the obvious answer Boris. If we had a wildly contagious virus in China in December and free travel and LOTS of it between China and LAX/SFO/SEA how can you even think for a second that virus wasn't here days after the first outbreak in China?

Some magic wall preventing it then? Do you understand how many flights there are daily to China from the west coast?

[boris badinov]

That's not the obvious answer Boris. If we had a wildly contagious virus in China in December and free travel and LOTS of it between China and LAX/SFO/SEA how can you even think for a second that virus wasn't here days after the first outbreak in China?

Some magic wall preventing it then? Do you understand how many flights there are daily to China from the west coast?

You're literally making my point for me.



We know how the virus ravaged or is still hammering healthcare facilities in China, Italy, Spain France, NYC, NJ, Louisiana etc.

So the absence of any similar on-the-brink scenarios in October, November, December, or January indicates that the virus wasn't in the US until January.


These new deaths are only 2-3 weeks earlier than the previously thought, which still puts them well into February.

I'll pull out my tinfoil hat when they start identifying US Covid deaths in October and November. Until then, the virus still got the US in January 2020.

[five.five-six]

You're literally making my point for me.



We know how the virus ravaged or is still hammering healthcare facilities in China, Italy, Spain France, NYC, NJ, Louisiana etc.

So the absence of any similar on-the-brink scenarios in October, November, December, or January indicates that the virus wasn't in the US until January.


These new deaths are only 2-3 weeks earlier than the previously thought, which still puts them well into February.

I'll pull out my tinfoil hat when they start identifying US Covid deaths in October and November. Until then, the virus still got the US in January 2020.

Tertiary!

Nobody takes you seriously. I am at a loss as to how you even take yourself seriously.


It’s like when you spent 2 days trying to convince everybody that 9,600 > 10,000.

But yea, ChinaVirus is super duper contagious and deadly n stuff except for 3 weeks in February when it was only the flu and only in California but it’s super deadly and stuff all the other times and everywhere else n stuff.

[boris badinov]

Thank you for continuing to demonstrate that the "G" in your G.E.D. doesn't stand for Genius.

Apparently exponents were part of the mathematics criteria needed for you to qualify for yours

[five.five-six]

We know how the virus ravaged or is still hammering healthcare facilities in China, Italy, Spain France, NYC, NJ, Louisiana etc.

Yes, yes we do

The 500-bed US Navy hospital ship Comfort is leaving NYC after treating just 179 patients in 3 weeks

https://www.businessinsider.com/usns...e-weeks-2020-4

[boris badinov]

Yes, yes we do

It's NYC's fault if the fed was too slow to respond with military medical aid. Those military hospital ships would've been helpful 6-8 weeks ago.

Three weeks ago was, welp, too little too late. SOP for the fed response at this point.

[Steve1968LS2]

What did most of the dead in NY have in common?

https://www.foxnews.com/health/nearly-all-ny-coronavirus-patients-suffered-underlying-health-issue-study-finds