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COVID is a data-driven operation, but suppose the data are wrong?

24-9-2020 < SGT Report 39 593 words
 

by Jon Rappoport, No More Fake News:



A recent New York Times article reported on a large study that concluded up to 90 percent of all US COVID cases are false-positives. [1]


There have been numerous reports of hospitals writing “COVID” on patients’ death certificates with no justification whatsoever. The CDC itself has stated that only 6 percent of reported US COVID deaths are FROM the virus. The rest are WITH the virus. This means something is very wrong. These mostly elderly people (the 94 percent) had prior medical conditions that were potentially lethal on their own. [2] [3]



Both COVID case numbers and death numbers show evidence of fraud.


According to law, significant fraud committed during a disaster is a felony, with a penalty of up to 30 years in prison.


Wouldn’t you expect a law-enforcement agency to be conducting an investigation of potential COVID fraud? After all, the lockdowns and the economic devastation are justified on the basis of…what? Case and death numbers.


Data. If the data are wrong, someone in the Justice Department should find that out.


A simple analogy: a rich man wants to buy a choice piece of land and build shorefront condominiums. Presently, there is a building on the land. The owner runs his business out of that building. His profit margin is slender. The rich man offers to buy the building, but the stubborn owner refuses.


One day, a building inspector shows up and does a full-on inspection. His report shows 20 code violations, some of them quite serious. The building owner must make major repairs, but he can’t afford them.


So he agrees to sell the building to the rich man.


But a local prosecutor receives a tip: the code inspector falsified his report.


False data.


An investigation ensues. To no one’s surprise, it turns out that, yes, the inspector committed fraud. In fact, there are no serious code violations.


Everyone understands this case. There’s nothing mysterious about it.


The US Department of Justice (DOJ) should be very interested in the possibility of COVID case and death number fraud. Suppose the true numbers are much, much lower than official reports indicate?


The lockdowns and the economic devastation would have been unnecessary. And unjustified.


I’ll sketch out what a DOJ investigation could look like.


DOJ analysts dig in and find out that, in every state where a lockdown was ordered, the governor was receiving his data on case and death numbers from his public health department. They, in turn, were getting their numbers from state institutions who were receiving federal money.


For instance, in State X, University Y’s epidemiologists were collecting data and calculating case and death numbers, rates, percentages, and so on. University Y was then sending data reports to the governor’s public health department.


So DOJ agents visit University Y. They seize computers and reports. They take names. They interview the scientists and tell them data fraud can land them in prison for 30 years.


This is how it begins.


Word quickly spreads in the medical/scientific community. The gravy train (federal money) is stopped on the tracks. Prison terms are a strong possibility. “I didn’t know the data were wrong” and “I was just repeating what other people told me” and “I did what I was ordered to do” aren’t going to fly.


The whole house of false data begins to collapse. The criminals make deals and roll over on each other.


This would be called Justice.


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