Doesn't explain the uptick in some areas, but 3000-4000 weekly pneumonia deaths

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Apr 7, 2020
12:15:58pm

coug almighty Intervention Needed

should certainly be removed from our weekly numbers, unless otherwise accounted for.

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coug almighty

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My friend’s father passed away last night, and

CougarGregor

4/7/20 11:52am

What state?

boogers

4/7/20 11:54am

Deep

BGRTHNUMEGO

4/7/20 11:55am

confusion

Cougarclaw

4/7/20 11:56am

Good New Order song

TNT

4/7/20 11:57am

This reads like a forwarded Facebook conspiracy post

pink22

4/7/20 11:55am

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CougarGregor

4/7/20 11:55am

Is there a financial incentive to categorize as covid 19 death?

boogers

4/7/20 12:14pm

Justification for government actions

johnnybyu

4/7/20 12:31pm

Yes. More relief money for higher death numbers.

travelcoug

4/7/20 12:57pm

He’s wondering if he now has an insurance claim

CougarGregor

4/7/20 11:56am

my friend's grandma fell and broke her hip in December got pneumonia in january, never tested positive for COvid

jpesk2

4/7/20 12:01pm

it might not be nefarious on anyone's part, and it might be to help defray the cost of care as the feds are saying

jpesk2

4/7/20 12:02pm

which would be fraud if they don't have a positive test

Idahofallsblue

4/7/20 12:10pm

Sounds like the definition of nefarious to me

Kelbob

4/7/20 12:34pm

This data... is why skepticism remains.

Division Bell

4/7/20 12:02pm

Doesn't explain the uptick in some areas, but 3000-4000 weekly pneumonia deaths

coug almighty

4/7/20 12:15pm

If that's real data, it shows that they're cooking the books

AZ Coug

4/7/20 12:16pm

Total US March deaths was up 4,000 from 2019. But right at 2018 levels.

Jacksonian76

4/7/20 2:53pm

I personally verified the data on cdc.gov. What's not clear to me is whether

Still Questing

4/7/20 3:51pm

Was he tested for Covid?

coug almighty

4/7/20 12:12pm

No, he wasn’t

CougarGregor

4/7/20 12:51pm

I woudn't try to change the death certificate

El Paso Coug

4/7/20 12:13pm

I heard that early on when tests were scarce if a person had symptoms consistent

PJMort

4/7/20 12:17pm

My mother (in her 70s) was admitted to the hospital about a week ago with

crack

4/7/20 12:21pm

CDC has stated anything that remotely looks like CV can be labeled as Covid

kotacoug

4/7/20 2:55pm

Yes the CDC wants to make it look like they’re doing a poor job.

JamRock

4/8/20 5:19am

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