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April 15, 2020 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams

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The NON-SCANDAL of covid-19 death certificates

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	This Health Ranger Report Pandemic Podcast is brought to you by NaturalNews.com for uncensored reporting and HealthRangerStore.com for lab-tested, preparedness, supplies, such as storable food, full-face medical masks, biostructured silver, first aid gel, and iodine, only while supplies last.
	Saturday, April 11th, Pandemic.News, Mike Adams Update here.
	Thank you for joining me.
	Today's podcast is about the non-scandal.
	Now, a lot of publishers across independent media, whom I strongly disagree with, are trying to say that the death certificates are being faked because the COVID-19 deaths are being presumed.
	Well, that's nothing new on death certificates.
	If you drag a hundred bodies out of a collapsed building, the death certificates will say something along the lines that describes the fact that a building collapsed upon these people, even though you can't prove it.
	Maybe you don't have video footage.
	You can't actually prove it.
	Probably no autopsies are being done.
	So it's presumptive that That they died in a building collapse.
	That is not a scandal.
	Or if 50 people die in a horrible fog-induced highway accident, you can't absolutely prove that every person died in the accident.
	And by the way, a lot of those people will have underlying health conditions such as cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes or Alzheimer's and so on.
	It doesn't mean that they died from cancer.
	They died from the automobile accident because they were dragged out of the car, the mangled steel on the scene.
	And so it's presumed that they died from an automobile accident, even though you can't prove that they didn't die from cancer.
	So when you're dealing with a pandemic and your hospitals are overrun, like in New York City, with people who are presenting all the same respiratory symptoms, and many of them are testing positive, For COVID-19, then, of course, when there are mass deaths there that are way above the average normal daily deaths, most of those deaths are going to be due to the pandemic.
	And when they share symptoms with other people who died from the pandemic, it's not unreasonable to presume that that's what killed them, even if they have underlying health conditions.
	Now, the numbers aren't going to be perfect, but they never are.
	They never are.
	You know, I've even made the argument for a long time that people who are said to have died from cancer have actually died from chemotherapy.
	But they're never really recorded as dying from chemotherapy.
	They're said to have died from cancer.
	So there are mistakes in death certificates.
	But it's a very tiny number compared to the huge bubble of additional deaths that we are seeing every day in the United States right now, about 2,000 additional deaths per day because of this coronavirus.
	Now, normally in the United States, on any given day in a normal year, about 7,500 people die.
	Did you know that?
	About 7,500 people die.
	But right now, with coronavirus, that is becoming closer to 9,500 people.
	It's above 9,000.
	And yes, a lot of those people have underlying health conditions.
	And what it means is that we're going to have fewer deaths for the remainder of the year after this coronavirus bubble kills a lot of people who were, yes, close to death, but it's still the virus that killed them today.
	So now, as we see in the independent media, everybody's getting into an argument over what is meant by the cause of death.
	And the right answer is what killed them today, not what would have killed them six months down the road.
	In fact, this year we're going to see, trust me, we're going to see lower levels of deaths from influenza because a lot of the people who would have died from influenza have instead been killed by the coronavirus.
	We're going to see lower deaths from cancer and high blood pressure and many other degenerative conditions.
	Why?
	Because those people were first killed by coronavirus.
	It doesn't mean that the coronavirus didn't kill them.
	It just means that the coronavirus killed them first, before they could die from something else.
	But isn't that always true for everybody?
	One day you're gonna die.
	I'm gonna die.
	We're all going to die.
	The question of what kills us is what happened on that day that killed us?
	And if you think about it, everybody dies from the same cause, which is really lack of blood to the brain.
	Lack of blood to the brain kills everybody.
	So you could technically say that all death certificates are wrong, that they should all say lack of blood to the brain.
	Because that's ultimately what kills everybody.
	So if you really want to get into this argument about what is the cause of death, then you're all wrong.
	Everybody's wrong because it's always lack of blood to the brain.
	Whether it's a gunshot or a car accident or the coronavirus or cancer, what kills people is lack of blood to the brain.
	Because if your brain has blood pumping, you're still alive.
	So again, it comes back to the question of what killed the person today?
	And in the case of COVID-19, typically, it's the fact that they're drowning in their own lung fluid, or in a few cases, they're dying from brain damage.
	But ultimately, it's about the inability for their blood to be able to transport oxygen.
	But what caused that?
	Well, it's the virus.
	The virus is causing that.
	Now, granted, there's 5G effects that may alter hemoglobin and its ability to carry oxygen.
	That is absolutely true as a possible factor here.
	But it's the virus that's the overriding incident that caused them to be unable to pump blood Or oxygen, that is, to their brains.
	So the virus is the proximal cause, as it's said.
	It's the closest cause to what led to them being unable to pump oxygen to their brains.
	So the virus is the cause of death, regardless of underlying conditions.
	So this argument that a lot of people are making that say, well, these people had cancer anyway.
	They would have died anyway.
	That's not an argument.
	That's a non-argument.
	It's a non-scandal.
	Almost everybody who dies has underlying health conditions all the time, every day.
	It doesn't mean they didn't die.
	I mean, again, it's a non-argument.
	So what we're really seeing here is across independent media is all of these really desperate efforts, these far-fetched efforts to try to cling onto these non-arguments, to try to claim that the coronavirus is a hoax and nobody's dying.
	And it's nonsense.
	It's all nonsense.
	And...
	It's just, but it sure is amazing to see the lengths that people go to to try to claim that nobody's dying from the coronavirus.
	It's really amazing.
	I've seen some very insane arguments like the one that says, well, these people would have died anyway.
	That's always true.
	Everybody would have died anyway.
	The question is what killed them today?
	And right now, the number one cause of death in America is COVID-19.
	The coronavirus.
	It's killing people like nothing else.
	It's killing more people than cancer, more people than smoking, more people than automobile accidents, by far more people than influenza, by far more than 10 times.
	It's actually killing about 20 times the number of people who would normally die day to day from influenza, in case you're curious.
	So it's 20 times higher death rate right now than influenza.
	And so the people out there arguing, oh no, influenza kills more people.
	Not even close.
	Not even close.
	They can't do math.
	It's incredible.
	Influenza kills about 94 people a day, average across the year, even though those deaths are clustered more in the winter, obviously.
	But average across the year, day to day, it's 94 people.
	But even if you say that most of those deaths occur in the winter, which is true, you can say, okay, in the winter, maybe there's 200 deaths a day.
	For, you know, half the year, or maybe there's 250 deaths, and maybe there's 300 deaths a day in January, something like that.
	You could make that argument, okay?
	Well, coronavirus is killing 2,000 people a day right now.
	And if we hadn't done the lockdowns, that number, trust me, because I've done the modeling, it would have been 50,000 a day by July.
	There would be 50,000 Americans dying per day by July if we had not had the lockdowns.
	And I called for the lockdowns early on.
	Now I'm calling for ending the lockdowns with the knowledge that we have about what can prevent infections, which comes down to masks and more testing and elderberry and vitamin D and zinc and things like that.
	We now have the knowledge to end the lockdowns.
	But if we did not initiate the lockdowns in mid-March, we would right now be on track to 50,000 deaths a day in America by July.
	And yes, I've done the models, I've done the math, and I know that that's exactly where things were headed.
	Which also brings up a final point.
	Some people are out there really criticizing the early projections, saying, oh my God, the projections were wrong.
	Well, the projections came with a warning that this is where things are going if we don't have lockdowns.
	And I was very careful in my own projections to say if we have strong social distancing measures, then these projections will change.
	They will get much better.
	And that's exactly what's happened.
	So even my own projections about my projections have been accurate, knowing that the lockdowns worked and that the exponential spread of the virus was mostly interrupted.
	And the fact that we're going to see a downward trend in hospitalizations, which has already started to happen, and deaths is because of the social distancing.
	It's because of the lockdowns.
	And also because people are taking zinc now and vitamin D and vitamin C and elderberry and all these things.
	But that's because America got smart enough to enforce social distancing and stop this exponential curve.
	But if we end the lockdowns without masks, Then we will just restart the same exponential curve and we'll be right back on track to millions of deaths unless we take precautions.
	So that's the lesson for today is really, yes, we can end the lockdowns, but we have to be smart about how we do it.
	Otherwise, we'll just reignite this whole exponential curve.
	And end up with far too many deaths yet again.
	So thank you for listening here, Mike Adams, pandemic.news.
	Now truly the most correct and most authoritative source on the coronavirus outbreak in the independent media.
	Thank you for listening.
	I mean, there's a lot of good publishers out there.
	We're one of them.
	But we've done the models and we've been proven correct again and again.
	So if you really want good information, check out pandemic.news.
	Thank you for listening.
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