I think it's now safe to say there really is something rotten in the fish markets. The confirmed cases are still tapering off, but look at the reported death rates -- particularly U.S., since that also affects the global rates. There was the hiatus on the 14th, followed by a slight increase on the 15th, even after correcting for the 14th fiasco, and now look at the sharp increase on the 16th. Twelve of thirteen (13!) states today reported death rate increases in excess of 10%. The one that did not is New York, which started this increased reporting on the 14th with a whopping 3,700 increase in deaths. Of the thirteen, New York (606), New Jersey (362), Massachusetts (137), Connecticut (103), Illinois (124), Maryland (43), Rhode Island (18), Oregon (6) and Delaware (6) are Democrat-controlled urban strongholds. They're clearly (to me, at least) manipulating the data.
The projected death rate chart is clearly ridiculous, suddenly jumping from about 3,000 daily to 6,000. Seriously? Come on, something is seriously stinky at the fish market.
I'll keep tracking, for a while at least, but to my mind the data is now worthless. I'm convinced the professional pandemic panic purveyors have decided that Americans aren't frightened enough and need another dose of panic to keep them in line and under control.
I'm not buying.
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