Do you consider the pandemic over?

[Jazzy]

Why or why not?

 

[Lamb]

I thought I read that for the US it is over and is now an endemic.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Why or why not?

No, the pandemic is not over because the number of cases in my locale is increasing and because the number of deaths and cases world wide is rising.

 

[tango]

Why or why not?

Whether the pandemic is over is a decision made by people in lab coats in an office far far away.

Whether it's functionally over is largely an individual choice. As far as I'm concerned it's been over for months. I've been living pretty much normally for the last 12 months, maybe more.

 

[Stravinsk]

There never was a pandemic. There was, at the beginning a sharp (but relatively brief period) of increased deaths due to various hospital policies such as use of remdesivir and ventilator policy (amongst others), but on the whole all the powers that be did was rebrand the common cold/flu and then blitz the media with "cases" and deaths (a great deal of which had co-morbidity relationships). Terminal cancer patients were rebranded "deaths from covid" if they "tested positive". It became so laughable that even on facebook people were joking that if you got hit by a bus or your parachute didn't open skydiving, but you had a positive test, you were dead from covid.

Now, however, is when the real death rates have started to, and will increase over the years. That reason isn't some china flu - it's the people who got duped into letting big money and big pharma into their blood via the "vaccines". The world has already seen this with massive increases in heart problems in young and old, record deaths of young athletes, large increases in cancer rates, and a huge increase in miscarriages. The media, of course, will blame covid or some variant thereof, and dismiss that the real death and injury rise coincided with the vaccine rollout.

It's part of the planned depopulation agenda. Yes, there is almost certainly going to be more deaths and fewer births in the coming years, and this is almost certainly likely to be put down to covid or covid variants, instead of the real cause.

 

[hedrick]

Not exactly, but it’s no longer being treated as an emergency.

I’ve read a lot of things about it over the last couple of years. One discussion dealt with the question of when a pandemic is over. There’s no precise definition, but from a practical point of view it’s over when people decide it’s over, and no longer act like they’re in a pandemic.

 

[Fritz Kobus]

I consider there never was a pandemic. But the fraud will go on as long as they can get away with it. Who are they? Good question. Many are trying to figure out who is the kingpin of this operation. It goes way beyond Fauci, or even Schwab.

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[Jazzy]

It's not a matter of consideration, it isn't, because of how the term 'pandemic' is defined in epidemiology. 'Pan' means 'all' and 'demos' means 'people'. It's a pandemic because it's distributed throughout the whole population of the planet, with continuous local outbreaks all over the place.

By definition it isn't over. We don't yet know even if we're over the worst of it, because there are still fitness gradients in the population, and fitness gradients drive evolution to accelerate along those gradients in the direction of greater fitness as a simple and extremely basic matter of how evolution works.

 

[Lees]

It's not a matter of consideration, it isn't, because of how the term 'pandemic' is defined in epidemiology. 'Pan' means 'all' and 'demos' means 'people'. It's a pandemic because it's distributed throughout the whole population of the planet, with continuous local outbreaks all over the place.

By definition it isn't over. We don't yet know even if we're over the worst of it, because there are still fitness gradients in the population, and fitness gradients drive evolution to accelerate along those gradients in the direction of greater fitness as a simple and extremely basic matter of how evolution works.

I have never believed this 'pandemic' was real. It's all smoke. It's all preparatory to prepare the people of the world to accept and obey the decisons of government to take something to identify you from the others. Preparatory for the mark of the beast.

This will never be over because government has found a new found power. Isolate the people. That is exactly what the Chinese did with it during the Hong Kong protests. Isolated them and then had them arrested. Once government recognizes a tool to use for their benefit, it will never be over.

Understand, the anti-christ is not going to come down and declare himself as the anti-christ...and say follow me straight to hell. He is going to come during the natural flow of history. He is going to be doing regular and good things. He is going to be concerned over the welfare of the people.

I am amazed at the people who still buy into this so called 'pandemic'.

Lees

 

[DanielL]

Shanghai in China is at it's worse lockdown ever. It is not over for them, that is for sure. And for us it is only a matter of time until the next one.

 

[Lees]

Shanghai in China is at it's worse lockdown ever. It is not over for them, that is for sure. And for us it is only a matter of time until the next one.

It's not going to ever be over for the reason I gave in post #(9). Power and control. How coincidental that it is in China that it is the worst. Because in China you have the greatest desire for power and control.

If you're all that scared, just wrap a plastic bag aroung your head and put a rubber band around it where your neck is. No terrible covid germs will find their way in.

Lees

 

[tango]

It's not going to ever be over for the reason I gave in post #(9). Power and control. How coincidental that it is in China that it is the worst. Because in China you have the greatest desire for power and control.

If you're all that scared, just wrap a plastic bag aroung your head and put a rubber band around it where your neck is. No terrible covid germs will find their way in.

Lees

... except that's what they told us about cloth masks until the pesky virus underwent a change so small you'd need an electron microscope to see it that somehow trained it to sneak past the weave of a mask. Sooner or later a pesky virus will figure out how to cut a hole in a plastic bag, but only after it mutates a few times to keep people afrai.

 

[NewCreation435]

it's just resting now and will be back soon. Stay tune

 

[Lees]

... except that's what they told us about cloth masks until the pesky virus underwent a change so small you'd need an electron microscope to see it that somehow trained it to sneak past the weave of a mask. Sooner or later a pesky virus will figure out how to cut a hole in a plastic bag, but only after it mutates a few times to keep people afrai.

It's governments that are keeping the fear up. They control the Media and the media loves to be taken care of by government. They love to be good little children. The liberals love to be told when they can go in and out and love to flaunt their obedience and then blame those who reject this control as evil and responsible for the continuance of the pandemic.

Two things are being accomplished by this charade. People are getting used to having to do something to be inline with the governments of the world. And a hatred is created against those who reject. All setting the stage for the mark of the beast and the believers being blamed. satan is quite the deceiver.

Lees

 

[tango]

For a time I was inclined to agree with that assessment but in recent months it appears the moderate left is taking a more pragmatic approach, with only the most extreme left retaining a disproportionate fear of the virus. It seems that as this "pandemic fatigue" sets in deeper more and more people are just getting on with their lives.

I suspect it's largely down to the way people can see those around them just getting on with their lives and people who do catch the virus not suffering particularly badly as a result. My church has a lot of older people and when a load of the folks from the nursing home tested positive I was expecting a wave of funerals. We ended up doing no funerals - even older people said the virus was like a cold that left them tired for a week and then passed.

 

[ImaginaryDay2]

Ftr, I don't disagree that a pandemic existed, but think we are past the point of crisis. There may be pockets in the world where a crisis still exists, but precautions have cut risk significantly. Just my two cents. I'm no longer in fear of breathing in a pesky bug when I go out, but don't doubt that a pesky bug has the capacity to (potentially) wreak havoc (or not) should it ever find a way in to my body