We Need to Watch The Obituaries to See if They Are Much Higher Than Usual

Look at the NY areas hardest hit, then search for the obituaries...

That will be interesting.

Can a New Yorker tell us if there is a higher than normal amount of obits lately?

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That is the smartest thing anyone has said during this major fakedemic! I would willing to bet there would be no correlation to whats being reported.

Considering 50k will die this year from flu ALONE, and only ~1100 have died from deadly CV-19, I doubt there would even be a recognizable blip on the typical death chart with the introduction of CV-19.

But but but… we were wrong, the worst isn't going to happen this week.. its actually looking like FOUR MORE WEEKS... JUST KEEP KILLING THE ECONOMY OUT OF FEAR UNTIL IT'S COMPLETELY DEAD... Then they'll say "Phew!! We did it!! We beat the virus!!" Or maybe you had absolutely no influence on it whatsoever.

Last Edited by TinfoilHatMan on 03/26/2020 01:30 PM

But don't you think there would be thousands of recent obits that mentions their deaths were caused for Covid 19? I would think so.

They also keep waffling on how it affects the young. One day it very deadly for them, the next day they can handle it well. It depends on the daily narrative, including on Fox.

..and because if this I keep my small towns newspapers where deaths are advertised weekly.

So far it is slightly more older people dying last week than the weeks before.

Already doing since Jan.

Have you seen an uptick in obits since then?

I know it's morbid, but I've been reading a lot of obits today and have not found one that mentions Covid 19 as the cause of death.

Houston

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Last Edited by Alpacalips on 03/26/2020 04:15 PM

There are only 9 new obits today in Queens, NY. The State with the most Covid 19 infections. The numbers are not adding up!

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I guess not a lot of people care so I will stop bumping my thread.

Last Edited by Alpacalips on 03/26/2020 04:54 PM

Not locally. Murder rate in Baltimore keeping pace with 2019. Homeless death rate ahead of last year.