ER Editor: This piece from RT is dated August 12, 2020. Please note that we doubt the covid death statistics for many reasons, not least because the UK government itself has found their own statistics unreliable, and for the openly fraudulent way alleged covid deaths have been recorded for months in many countries.
RT notes that covid deaths have reached a 19-week new low, while the number of ‘cases’ has grown. As we and many doctors we’ve published have pointed out, a ‘case’ of an illness is not usually defined by a (more than 50% likely) false positive test with no symptoms showing. The UK has descended into testing madness, which has produced a massive number of new ‘cases’ that are actually not.
See also this report from Mail Online: More Britons have been killed by flu and pneumonia than coronavirus for seven weeks in a row, new data reveals.
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Flu and pneumonia have killed more people than Covid-19 in England and Wales for seven weeks in a row
RT
According to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics, the combined death toll from influenza and pneumonia in the two constituent countries of the UK was five times higher than that from Covid-19 between June 19 and July 31.
Flu and pneumonia, which are usually combined to provide neater data for deaths as the result of serious respiratory illness, killed 6,626 people in England and Wales in the seven-week period in question. During the same time frame, 2,992 Covid-19 deaths were recorded.
These figures are subject to change and may even be revised upwards, given the new framework for recording coronavirus deaths, which was implemented after months of record keeping ‘mishaps’.
It marked the first time since March that flu and pneumonia have been a more common cause of death for citizens in England and Wales than Covid-19.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the two nations recorded their highest number of new coronavirus cases within the seven-week period under scrutiny, with 1,148 infections and 102 deaths announced. Viewed another way, however, deaths from Covid-19 reached a 19-week low, despite the worrying new spike in cases, particularly among those aged under 65, the numbers of which have been rising since the lockdown was eased.
The total number of cases globally since the pandemic began has now climbed to over 312,000. The official death toll across the world currently stands at more than 46,600, but clearly this figure is fluid.
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