If you think the pandemic's over, you're badly wrong.

This is the staff absence rate for the seventh largest employer in the world.

See the consistency of the absence rate leading up to the pandemic...

Look at how it changed in 2020.

And see where it's going now…

…And these graphs don't include the staff who left employment because they were disabled by Covid.” Thread:

“If you want to point at any other driving cause besides COVID, to be credible it will need to:

• Be new in 2020, pause until late 2021 then resume
• Result in historically massive increases
• Be timed perfectly in sync with the waves and lulls of COVID, for the last 4-5 years.” 🧵

Me: "How was the operation?"

Her: "Oh, it was cancelled again."

Me: "Three times? That is ridiculous."

Her: "No, it's four now. Twice they've cancelled it because they were sick, and twice they've cancelled it because I was sick."

Me: "When you say sick, what do you mean?"

“Todd Datz, Managing Director of Media Relations & Public Affairs for @HarvardChanSPH, interviewed @CDCDirector @DrMandyCohen

‘...on COVID lessons and restoring trust in public health’.”

MASSIVE public health failure, and huge misinformation and propaganda win for both political parties.

“Half of Americans (49%) believe they'll never get COVID again, according to new polling from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker”

“I'm on day 15 COVID + and I NEVER had a fever. Nor did my partner.

@CDC COVID guidelines aren't prevention guides, they're ‘how to stay in a pandemic’ playbook.”

“Our slow and delayed response to Covid-19, mpox, HIV/AIDS and nearly-all chronic diseases demonstrate how widespread denial is, the lives it continues to claim and the urgent need to address this hidden defense mechanism. The best way to overcome denial—both individually and collectively—is to bring the risks into clear focus. Simply warning people about the dangers isn’t enough.

Strong leadership is crucial in breaking through this subconscious barrier.”

The disease that must not be acknowledged by media…

“Covid-19 has two walls. The Memorial Wall for those killed by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and the ‘wall of silence’ when questions are asked. Though #Covid-19 regularly trends on social media in posts by the ‘Covid-aware’ – researchers in the field, medics who see the impact, scientifically literate lay persons, or people who are clinically vulnerable or have been harmed by the infection – for some time there has been criticism that political leaders and mainstream journalists are inexplicably stonewalling.”

“Current Covid transmission is higher than it has been throughout 90.5% of the pandemic. If the U.S. was still testing & reporting data, we would be reporting over 9 MILLION new cases each week. Since we’re not, the official number is like 1.2 million new cases each week.

MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS of COVID infections go unreported each week. As people get sick & die en masse, we pretend it’s not COVID. Keeping NO record of the ongoing carnage is the entire point.”

Related:

ARBITRARY DENIAL of the OBVIOUS !

A great article in Greek that explains the denial surrounding the pandemic:

“We believe that understanding the strategy of "arbitrary denial of the obvious" is critical for a person as a unit and a society as a whole to develop the necessary defense against misinformation and propaganda.

Recognizing and addressing this strategy and its tactics ensures greater transparency and above all an informed society that does not function as a disorderly herd, but as an organized whole with a common vision and humanity.”