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« Reply #2081 on: July 27, 2020, 03:32:36 PM » |
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State of Texas switches to death certificate data to tally coronavirus deaths https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/texas-switches-to-death-certificate-data-tally-coronavirus-deaths/287-92f91fe9-06e3-45d4-bb81-2ae4e77237e0"The state will report a death as being caused by COVID-19 if a medical certifier determines COVID-19 directly caused a person's death. This doesn't include deaths where a person had COVID-19 but died of another, unrelated cause, the state health department said Monday. As of Monday, Texas health officials reported 5,713 fatalities that were identified by death certificates, including 44 new deaths on Monday. That total is significantly higher than the 5,038 fatalities reported Sunday when the state used data from local health departments." https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/health-science/coronavirus/2020/07/27/378648/texas-count-of-coronavirus-deaths-jumps-12-after-officials-change-the-way-they-tally-covid-19-fatalities/
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are doing the blood test to prove C19 was the cause or are they just assuming like the CDC told them to do? hospitals and their CEOs get more m fed money if its c19.
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This is the daily report from the county in which I reside: ___________________________________________________________________ As of July 27, Johnson County has: 4,538 positive cases of COVID-19 (increase of 258 since 7/24) 6.5% positive of those tested (a .1% increase since 7/24) 94 deaths (decrease of 2 deaths since 7/24) 66,725 negative tests have been reported to date (increase of 2,622 since yesterday) 1,844 presumed recovered (increase of 221 since 7/24) ____________________________________________________________________ Notice a reduction of two deaths since Friday. Does that mean that two of the COVID-19 fatalities have arisen from the dead? 
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« Reply #2084 on: July 28, 2020, 05:07:25 AM » |
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« Reply #2086 on: July 28, 2020, 09:14:37 AM » |
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That's not good. (the air up there is apparently not better) I suppose you could bend over and ambulate around like the hunchback of Notre Dame whenever in public. Throw in some old clothes and use a Boris Carloff (or Marty Feldman) impression voice and you'd really have something. Everyone would be sure to maintain extra good distance too.  Or not. (sorry)
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« Reply #2088 on: July 28, 2020, 10:00:31 AM » |
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It all makes sense now! I remember seeing this meme a week or two back, they were getting us ready for the next order after we're used to wearing masks everywhere!  
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Sitting at my local bar. Big windows give a good view of the patio.
Only 8 bar stools so that some social distancing occurs.
Mask wearers walk down the street.
Walk across the patio.
Enter the bar and if a seat is available take it.
Then remove their mask so as to be able to drink.
Once finished the mask is replaced and off they go.
Some patio diners also appear masked.
Order at the walk up window.
Take a seat at their designated table.
A masked server approaches with their food and drink.
Customers remove their mask or dangle it from an ear so as to eat and drink.
When finished some apply hand sanitizer.
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Well we may not have to worry about Wuhan any more since it looks like China's Three Gorges Dam may be On The Edge Of Failure. If this happens about 400 million people live downstream of the dam and apparently, no plans have been made for their evacuation. There is already mass flooding and many people have died and lost life and property, but we dont hear this on the news. https://youtu.be/5O1w2UelZZQhttps://youtu.be/1AeCyM0DfoM
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Well we may not have to worry about Wuhan any more since it looks like China's Three Gorges Dam may be On The Edge Of Failure. If this happens about 400 million people live downstream of the dam and apparently, no plans have been made for their evacuation. There is already mass flooding and many people have died and lost life and property, but we dont hear this on the news. https://youtu.be/5O1w2UelZZQhttps://youtu.be/1AeCyM0DfoMMass flooding sure would be a good way to destroy any evidence that the virus was intentionally manufactured.
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Well we may not have to worry about Wuhan any more since it looks like China's Three Gorges Dam may be On The Edge Of Failure. If this happens about 400 million people live downstream of the dam and apparently, no plans have been made for their evacuation. There is already mass flooding and many people have died and lost life and property, but we dont hear this on the news. https://youtu.be/5O1w2UelZZQhttps://youtu.be/1AeCyM0DfoMMass flooding sure would be a good way to destroy any evidence that the virus was intentionally manufactured. For what it's worth, China is taking great lengths to protect Wuhan from flooding. There's more there than what we connect with COVID-19.
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« Reply #2095 on: July 30, 2020, 08:34:26 AM » |
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Yes, RIP Herman Cain.  Good man for sure. Depending on how things unfolded, he might have had my vote -- before all the sexual bs (IMO) allegations knocked him out if it. Serk, not to pick bones but I remember you recently stating in another thread that most of the dead would be so in 12 months anyway, or something to that effect. In the case of Herman and many others, I do not believe that to be the case.
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Serk, not to pick bones but I remember you saying in another thread most of the rear would be so in 12 months anyway, or something to that effect. In the case of Herman and many others, I do not believe that too be the case.
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« Reply #2097 on: July 30, 2020, 08:38:39 AM » |
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Serk, not to pick bones but I remember you saying in another thread most of the rear would be so in 12 months anyway, or something to that effect. In the case of Herman and many others, I do not believe that too be the case.
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« Reply #2099 on: July 30, 2020, 09:34:55 AM » |
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Eh - don't think so. Even if they hadn't gotten the Covid, it's quite likely the next flu strain (especially if they didn't get vaccinated for that strain) would have. At least the elderly.

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Thread drift but I learned something today.... Reading Lt. Col Allen West's Facebook post about Mr. Cain's passing, he mentioned he'd had Mr. Cain visiting him at his home in Garland just a month ago.
Garland is the town next to mine; I started digging, and found his house.
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So if you're unlucky enough to live in PA (Or SC it seems), unlucky enough to get the virus, be one of the small percentage that it strongly effects, be one of the small percentage of those to require hospitalization and be fighting for your life, and need Remdesivir, I sure hope you haven't worked hard to drag yourself into the middle class, or you might not get the meds you need due to medical social justice. "Pennsylvania is encouraging healthcare providers to use a “weighted lottery” system to decide which patients are treated with this lifesaving drug and who goes without. Instead of medical need being the deciding factor of who receives a drug, this lottery is weighted in favor of those who sit lower on the socioeconomic spectrum." https://www.foxnews.com/media/pa-hospitals-use-weighted-lottery-to-distribute-lifesaving-remdesivir-in-favor-of-low-income-patientsBut, but, but isn't this like the 'death panels" that a select few on this forum said could NEVER happen?  I still say, fight it on all fronts. So, if the hydroxychloroquine works well as a therapeutic*, by all means use it where Remdesivir is in short supply. Preventative measures are part of the picture as well including masking in crowds and basic sanitation and hygiene. Testing and contact tracking also are important facets. Wash your damn hands! * I am not saying hydroxychloroquine is not a viable therapeutic. The controversial video that was pulled from several sites was pulled because it was presented as a cure. They take claims of "cure" seriously. That said, if hydroxychloroquine proves to be a safe and effective prophylaxis, heck yeah let the people have at it.
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I understand why they think its a good thing to indemnify these companies but a vaccine needs clinical trials and that's what they are not doing.
Red Flags Soar As Big Pharma Will Be Exempt From COVID-19 Vaccine Liability Claims
Last week we warned readers to be cautious about new COVID-19 vaccines, highlighting how key parts of the clinical trials are being skipped as big pharma will not be held accountable for adverse side effects for administering the experimental drugs.
A senior executive from AstraZeneca, Britain's second-largest drugmaker, told Reuters that his company was just granted protection from all legal action if the company's vaccine led to damaging side effects.
This is a unique situation where we as a company simply cannot take the risk if in ... four years the vaccine is showing side effects," said Ruud Dobber, a top exec at AstraZeneca.
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
One C-19 death a minute in America on Wednesday, July 29th. Actually it’s plus 25...1465 deaths according to world meter, 7/29/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/But since pretty much every death is now C-19 related, even the guy who died at the scene in a motorcycle accident, the ongoing tally is pretty much meaningless. There will probably be some slob who chokes on a chicken bone and is tallied as a C-19 death. The criteria of dying from C-19 is pretty low and has been that way since they announced all deaths regardless of whether a person was sick or not and tests positive at the time of their death for C-19 is to be regarded as a C-19 death.
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
One C-19 death a minute in America on Wednesday, July 29th. Actually it’s plus 25...1465 deaths according to world meter, 7/29/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/But since pretty much every death is now C-19 related, even the guy who died at the scene in a motorcycle accident, the ongoing tally is pretty much meaningless. There will probably be some slob who chokes on a chicken bone and is tallied as a C-19 death. The criteria of dying from C-19 is pretty low and has been that way since they announced all deaths regardless of whether a person was sick or not and tests positive at the time of their death for C-19 is to be regarded as a C-19 death. So early on in New York they were tallying unrelated deaths as C-19 fatalities. Then when the numbers dropped significantly they were reporting the "real" coronavirus deaths. But now that the US numbers are rising again, they can be attributed to unrelated causes and should once again be considered fake. Do I have that right? The increasing American C-19 deaths have nothing to do with the recent rise in cases and hospitalizations.  Fake numbers. Fake virus. Got it. 
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https://saraacarter.com/texas-downgrades-covid-19-deaths-after-automation-error/ Texas Department of State Health Services revealed this week that an “automation error” in a new method of reporting COVID-19 deaths led to hundreds of people being mistakenly reported as having died of the coronavirus. The statistical error put 225 fatalities on the state’s COVID-19 related death toll. A local Texas NBC affiliate stated: “On July 27, the state said 675 deaths were being added to the list of those killed by COVID-19 and that the increase was due to a change in reporting method that relied on death certificates rather than reports from various public health departments.“
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« Reply #2115 on: August 02, 2020, 06:32:25 AM » |
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
One C-19 death a minute in America on Wednesday, July 29th. Actually it’s plus 25...1465 deaths according to world meter, 7/29/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/But since pretty much every death is now C-19 related, even the guy who died at the scene in a motorcycle accident, the ongoing tally is pretty much meaningless. There will probably be some slob who chokes on a chicken bone and is tallied as a C-19 death. The criteria of dying from C-19 is pretty low and has been that way since they announced all deaths regardless of whether a person was sick or not and tests positive at the time of their death for C-19 is to be regarded as a C-19 death. So early on in New York they were tallying unrelated deaths as C-19 fatalities. Then when the numbers dropped significantly they were reporting the "real" coronavirus deaths. But now that the US numbers are rising again, they can be attributed to unrelated causes and should once again be considered fake. Do I have that right? The increasing American C-19 deaths have nothing to do with the recent rise in cases and hospitalizations.  Fake numbers. Fake virus. Got it.  As I said the bar is set pretty low on the criteria level for death from C-19 1465/325,000,000=0.0000045077 USA Total 153,000/325,000,000=0.0004707692 Not end end of the world numbers. Not even troubling numbers. Nature always takes the weakest first, thinning of the herd. Some will die, majority will live. Will my thoughts and opinion come back to bite me, maybe but I’m a realist always have been. I love and cherish my family and friends I don’t want for any of them to die and I would be crushed if I lost any of my children or my wife but what happens happens. I don’t want anyone here to lose a family member or friend. I don’t wish that on anyone but at the same time the reality is it’s a possibility but rather low. I don’t wish for people to die, but understanding and accepting that fact is paramount, especially in situations like this. Does this sound cold hearted and uncaring, yes it may to some people, but if doctors and nurses can have it so can lay people. Doctors and nurses lose patients all the time for non C-19 illnesses and understand it’s the nature of life. I don’t consider myself any different.
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« Reply #2116 on: August 02, 2020, 06:39:02 AM » |
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
One C-19 death a minute in America on Wednesday, July 29th. Actually it’s plus 25...1465 deaths according to world meter, 7/29/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/But since pretty much every death is now C-19 related, even the guy who died at the scene in a motorcycle accident, the ongoing tally is pretty much meaningless. There will probably be some slob who chokes on a chicken bone and is tallied as a C-19 death. The criteria of dying from C-19 is pretty low and has been that way since they announced all deaths regardless of whether a person was sick or not and tests positive at the time of their death for C-19 is to be regarded as a C-19 death. So early on in New York they were tallying unrelated deaths as C-19 fatalities. Then when the numbers dropped significantly they were reporting the "real" coronavirus deaths. But now that the US numbers are rising again, they can be attributed to unrelated causes and should once again be considered fake. Do I have that right? The increasing American C-19 deaths have nothing to do with the recent rise in cases and hospitalizations.  Fake numbers. Fake virus. Got it.  As I said the bar is set pretty low on the criteria level for death from C-19 1465/325,000,000=0.0000045077 USA Total 153,000/325,000,000=0.0004707692 Not end end of the world numbers. Not even troubling numbers. Nature always takes the weakest first, thinning of the herd. Some will die, majority will live. Will my thoughts and opinion come back to bite me, maybe but I’m a realist always have been. I love and cherish my family and friends I don’t want for any of them to die and I would be crushed if I lost any of my children or my wife but what happens happens. I don’t want anyone here to lose a family member or friend. I don’t wish that on anyone but at the same time the reality is it’s a possibility but rather low. I don’t wish for people to die, but understanding and accepting that fact is paramount, especially in situations like this. Does this sound cold hearted and uncaring, yes it may to some people, but if doctors and nurses can have it so can lay people. Doctors and nurses lose patients all the time for non C-19 illnesses and understand it’s the nature of life. I don’t consider myself any different. I also consider myself a realist. I understand and accept that C-19 is a killer virus. I also understand and accept that dealing with killer virii are a part of living life on this earth. No great revelations there. I do love science and I enjoyed the reference to Darwinian evolutionary theory. What doesn't kill us will make us stronger! There have been over 150,000 Americans who have died from C-19. They were also loved and cherished by their friends and families (and in some cases, by their fans). While to you they may represent the weakest links in our human chain, they will be missed. Maybe not by you, but I can assure you they will be missed. It's not the end of the world by any means, I've never said it was. Not sure I agree with your assessment that the current trends are not troubling, but I don't believe folks should be trembling in fear because of C-19. That said, it is the most severe global pandemic in our lifetimes and it should be taken seriously.
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« Reply #2117 on: August 02, 2020, 07:39:52 AM » |
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On July 5th of this year – following weeks of steady decline – the United States recorded 263 deaths from COVID-19. This was the lowest daily toll in nearly three and half months. The July 5th figure represented a 90 percent drop from the peak which occurred April 21st. On that day there were 2748 deaths from COVID-19 (see worldometers.info for data).
One C-19 death a minute in America on Wednesday, July 29th. Actually it’s plus 25...1465 deaths according to world meter, 7/29/20 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/But since pretty much every death is now C-19 related, even the guy who died at the scene in a motorcycle accident, the ongoing tally is pretty much meaningless. There will probably be some slob who chokes on a chicken bone and is tallied as a C-19 death. The criteria of dying from C-19 is pretty low and has been that way since they announced all deaths regardless of whether a person was sick or not and tests positive at the time of their death for C-19 is to be regarded as a C-19 death. So early on in New York they were tallying unrelated deaths as C-19 fatalities. Then when the numbers dropped significantly they were reporting the "real" coronavirus deaths. But now that the US numbers are rising again, they can be attributed to unrelated causes and should once again be considered fake. Do I have that right? The increasing American C-19 deaths have nothing to do with the recent rise in cases and hospitalizations.  Fake numbers. Fake virus. Got it.  As I said the bar is set pretty low on the criteria level for death from C-19 1465/325,000,000=0.0000045077 USA Total 153,000/325,000,000=0.0004707692 Not end end of the world numbers. Not even troubling numbers. Nature always takes the weakest first, thinning of the herd. Some will die, majority will live. Will my thoughts and opinion come back to bite me, maybe but I’m a realist always have been. I love and cherish my family and friends I don’t want for any of them to die and I would be crushed if I lost any of my children or my wife but what happens happens. I don’t want anyone here to lose a family member or friend. I don’t wish that on anyone but at the same time the reality is it’s a possibility but rather low. I don’t wish for people to die, but understanding and accepting that fact is paramount, especially in situations like this. Does this sound cold hearted and uncaring, yes it may to some people, but if doctors and nurses can have it so can lay people. Doctors and nurses lose patients all the time for non C-19 illnesses and understand it’s the nature of life. I don’t consider myself any different. I also consider myself a realist. I understand and accept that C-19 is a killer virus. I also understand and accept that dealing with killer virii are a part of living life on this earth. No great revelations there. I do love science and I enjoyed the reference to Darwinian evolutionary theory. What doesn't kill us will make us stronger! It's not the end of the world by any means, I've never said it was. I do not believe folks should be trembling in fear because of C-19. But it is the most severe global pandemic in our lifetimes and it should be taken seriously. Hospitalizations alone for the Flu 2018-2019 were 490,561 deaths were 34,157. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/past-seasons.htmlSo IF C-19 deaths are being tallied CORRECTLY C-19 is only 4.4 times the death rate of the last strain of Flu. To me it’s assuring when I see countries taking a low key/quasi-casual approach to fighting the virus, with morbidly rates similar to ours. That to me is proof positive things will be ok but everyone is different. My neighbors to my right are in their late ‘70’s. The wife has an illness so he goes out to do the errands, we told him many time to let us know if he needs anything but he still does his thing. The neighbors to our left have been on eggshells since the lockdown and they’re younger than us with 2 HS sons. The kids haven’t left their property since schools closed except to shoot hoops in the street with a friend or two. Our friends across the street (Mid’50’s) are all over the place. She’s constantly worried about catching it, transmitting it or whatever else but can’t stay home. She’s constantly out and about town. Her husband is low key and out doing service work all day, everyday. Ran into an old friend about 8 weeks ago, he contracted Bell’s Palsy during all this crap. He was talking like Carl the Greenskeeper from Caddyshack and had to wear an eyepatch but was still going out to work at customers homes. He had 5 or 6 customers who had died from the virus, knew a few more diagnosed and was on the way to a customers home who under quarantine. I got a message from him 2 weeks ago the meds helped the Bells Palsy and he’s back to normal and still chugging along. Just a small portion of who we know and how we’re dealing with it.
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« Reply #2118 on: August 02, 2020, 08:15:59 AM » |
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Life goes on, for sure.
Ya know, instead of going all the way back to square one I'll just remind that this is a novel virus. It's also a tricky little sumbitch. The antibody/herd immunity idea is a longshot and would be a long, painful process to attempt without some mitigations other than therapeutics alone. The virus has proven to be unaffected by seasonal variances, it can spread asymptomatically and it's contagious as hell. Yes, most survive. Many without any symptoms at all. Some have the sniffles, a sore throat or other slight symptoms. Of those who have had "mild" symptoms not requiring hospitalization, some describe being sicker than they've ever been. Those who do require hospitalization are pretty sick, IMO.
According to most experts (yeah, I know -- the pesky experts) C-19 has become endemic, meaning it's here to stay. And flu season is coming...
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« Reply #2119 on: August 02, 2020, 02:15:13 PM » |
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It is funny the 2009/2010 swine flu pandemic was estimated by the CDC and WHO to have infected 700 million to 1.4 billion people and killed between 150,000 and 575,000, but there were no shutdowns of businesses, no lockdowns of cities and states, no mandatory mask wearing, no school closures, and no deviation from our normal lives. A critical thinking individual might question why no mass panic and fear mongering by the media during the Obama administration pandemic, but hysteria and terror spread by medical “experts”, the left-wing corporate media, the Hollywood elite, and Democrat politicians during this similar scale virus outbreak.
The purposeful destruction of our economy over a bad flu couldn’t be for political purposes. Could it? Has the old “never let a crisis go to waste” mantra been put to good use once again by the left? Those in control of the messaging have panicked the nation and created a 2nd Great Depression over a flu that will not kill 99.97% of the American population. They have been so effective with their panic propaganda a recent poll found Americans believe 9% of the population (30 million people) have died from Covid-19.
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Thousands of Germans took to the streets of Berlin on Saturday to protest the country's coronavirus measures - including wearing facemasks - which the protesters refer to as a "muzzle."
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