Omricon is not less dangerous

The tests are just failing

“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, stated by Sherlock Holmes

I am astonished how people can fall for the false narrative that “omricon is less dangerous”.

A quick check on French hospital data shows that the number of people who are on reanimation during this pandemic is identical to the first wave and the “scary” delta wave. Delta wasn’t more severe and neither is omicron less dangerous. The size of the first and second waves are comparable and none of the deaths indicate a more deadly or less deadly variant.

Unless the French are fundamentally different people than the rest of the world, we might be misled over here.

So what is going on?

Well first is to notice that there aren’t more people dying in hospital than there used to be. Actually its more simple than that, there haven’t been more people dying during the last 2 years outside of the normal seasonal variation from years prior to Covid19. Where excess deaths do exist, they are easily explained by media coverage and medical malpractice. Lots of patients died when put on ventilators and even more died when the French Government banned doctors from treating patients, unless they were blue in the face.

That is why the first wave’s peak was so high.

Fortunately Denis Rancourt and his colleagues have done a good study to show us how we are being misled. The all-cause mortality in France remains unchanged and while there is a slight uptick in 2020, it compares easily to 2017, before Covid disrupted our lives.

To the extend that localised peaks do occur, they simply follow media coverage, fear, isolation and panic.

The suddenly applied national policy of forced quarantine and the psychological stress it generated on fragile elderly people was certainly a major contributor in the decrease of efficiency of immune system response to a viral respiratory disease (Comas-Herrera, 33 Zalakaín, et al., 2020) and this is today the most probable explanation for the most part of the sharp and narrow mass excess death peak that occurred in March-April 2020 in France.

So why are we seeing a “spike in omicron cases”? Well, it’s simply how omicron is defined. Mike Stone from Viroliegy has written a nice article that covers it. By excluding the S-Gene, the PCR tests and Antigen tests are generating higher rates of false positives and therefore giving the illusion that more people are infected.

Whatever the tests may show, according to the CDC, the results should not be shared with patients nor their providers and can not be used for diagnosis. This should make it extremely clear that not only is the S gene dropout an absolutely useless measure, the PCR test results are worthless as well. The S gene dropout is just another trick up the sleeve of these criminals that is used to continue to pull the wool over the eyes of the gullible in order to sell the idea of a new highly transmissible variant for a non-existent “virus.” Don’t fall for it.

Omricon is not getting ‘less severe’, because Covid was never “less severe”. The “narrative” isn’t collapsing, the establishment are just getting away with their theatrical “merci au revoir”.

Please see the story for what it is, one big money laundering scheme.

All that they did was to rebrand the flu and call it Covid19.