Some Things COVID

Here are some thoughts and observations:

1. Here is a discussion of the PCR test and the vaccines which will soon be "approved" for use:

https://www.theautomaticearth.com/2020/12/pcr-tests-and-covid-vaccines-are-useless/

2. Here is a discussion of the surveillance society being erected in the wake of the COVID-19 "pandemic":

https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/warp_speed_ahead_covid_19_vaccines_pave_the_way_for_a_new_frontier_in_surveillance

3. I've been monitoring the stats where I live, Greene County, OH, and I've noticed a few things:

a. Early on, the case death rate was 2.2%. Now it's down to 1.2%. Better treatment, more false positive test results, or is the virus just running out of gas? I have no idea which.

b. According to government stats, Greene County was expected to have around 1475 deaths this year from all causes. So far, there have been 75 deaths attributed to COVID-19, at least some of which are "death with COVID" rather than "death from COVID". This represents 0.044% of the county's population. Does that sound like the Black Death to you?

We're being coerced into completely changing the way we live and die. I think we deserve the right to choose what happens to us and our families, don't you? And we certainly cannot choose wisely in the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty being cultivated by our government and their servile MSM.

Update - 12/3/2020

Here is an interesting finding from Germany:

The evaluation of the health insurance companies shows that only a tiny part of this year's absenteeism from work can be directly attributed to Covid-19. Rather, the most common diagnoses from previous years continue.

Source - https://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/507976/Krankenkassen-Corona-hat-bisher-keine-Auswirkungen-auf-den-Krankenstand [translation required]

How bad can it really be if people don't use it as an excuse to stay home from work?