<MrPostingRobot@kymhorsell.com> wrote

> The numbers below are from the latest JHU release.

> While the world as a whole is fighting down the virus some countries
> have lapsed back into big trouble. Unfortunately one of those on the
> trouble list is Australia where states are moving to ignore covid even
> more with death rates still increasing.

The death rates are not increasing here.

> Even so the full effect of some
> new variants is yet to be fully felt.

That remains to be seen...

> An interesting pattern is starting to become more obvious --
> hospitalisations and ICU rates are remaining relatively stable, but
> deaths are increasing.

Deaths are not increasing here.

> It seems people are dying from covid without
> ever going to hospital.

Fuck all are here.

> This speculatively may be linked with PM
> Morrison's "order" in mid Dec -- immediately criticized by experts --
> that people should stop blocking emergency numbers with reports of
> waking up and finding it hard to breathe and leave the local 911
> available for people with actual problems like being unable to balance
> a budget.

More mindless bullshit.

> In the early days of the pandemic it was found many people were
> quietly dying at home without ever seeing a doctor.

That is a lie here.

> There was a stigma
> attached to having the disease, not to mention a hassle of being locked
> up at home in isolation waiting for an all clear that was often weeks
> late in coming, meantime being unable to go out and buy food and
> supplies.

But trivial to have it delivered, fuckwit.

> A much-publicized case involved a family of delivery drivers who
> illegally drove around the east and SE coats of Australia dropping off
> household furniture at several locations including "virus central" in
> north Melbourne, carrying with them an early version of the virus.
> When they returned home they found their mother dead from the disease
> having never seen a doctor. There were 100s of similar cases in the
> early days.

Bullshit it was anything like 100s

> And now there seems to be many more of them.

More of your bare faced lies.

> Typically,
> 450 Australians are now dying of covid per fortnight --

Yes.

> about 4x more
> than before the "ignore covid" policy went into effect.

That is a lie.

> The Australia plot at <kym.sdf-eu.org/WORLD/australiadeaths.gif> make
> the pattern fairly clear.The few experts that make it to TV news
> bemoaning the situation have largely given up trying to underline the
> problem; no-one is listening because they are busy planning their
> European cruises.

Nope, fuck all of them are planning european cruises.

> But onto the numbers. The daily covid death rates per mn
> population for the "top100" states and countries are as follows. India
> is the biggest problem. While the US now features at the head of the
> list, closely followed by the UK, at least deaths in both these
> countries is actually declining. The big problem demographic remains
> rich countries. While death rates overall are declining they are still
> feeling the effects of having too much money to travel around and no
> sense to wear a mask or wash your hands when doing it.

They are mostly fully vaccinated tho and that is MUCH more important.

> Rank: Country/region Daily covid deaths per mn capita
> Last 7d Prev 7d Pct Change
> 1:us 369.51 422.80 -12.60
> 2:unitedkingdom 248.53 257.05 -3.31
> 3:germany 183.84 174.77 5.19
> 4:russia 182.01 228.52 -20.35
> 5:india 141.39 51.42 174.97 <- trouble
> 6:italy 138.14 136.03 1.55
> 7:southkorea 134.43 198.35 -32.23
> 8:france 130.87 126.68 3.31
> 9:austria 125.05 105.99 17.98 <- trouble
> 10:thailand 121.18 122.43 -1.02
> 11:brazil 107.75 103.47 4.14
> 12:spain 92.08 68.38 34.66 <- trouble
> 13:canada 66.62 64.99 2.51
> 14: California 49.24 48.45 1.63
> 15:greece 43.62 55.97 -22.07
> 16:china 42.85 44.33 -3.34
> 17:japan 42.47 46.34 -8.35
> 18:australia 34.89 30.63 13.91 <- trouble

BULLSHIT. We just relaxed things much later.

> 19:indonesia 29.27 33.80 -13.40
> 20:finland 28.94 20.76 39.40 <- trouble

And so did they.

> 21:mexico 27.95 32.37 -13.65
> 22:philippines 27.32 32.52 -15.99
> 23:hungary 24.00 23.62 1.61
> 24: Georgia 21.66 24.04 -9.90
> 25:chile 21.57 26.22 -17.73
> 26:iran 20.44 27.65 -26.08
> 27:belgium 20.00 22.30 -10.31
> 28: Virginia 19.81 25.77 -23.13
> 29: Texas 19.58 23.37 -16.22
> 30:portugal 19.47 19.12 1.83
> 31: Florida 19.01 20.41 -6.86
> 32:argentina 18.70 14.41 29.77
> 33: Nevada 17.93 39.14 -54.19
> 34: Kentucky 17.63 16.01 10.12 <- trouble
> 35:poland 16.69 23.59 -29.25
> 36: New.York 15.77 12.53 25.86
> 37:peru 15.73 19.32 -18.58
> 38:turkey 15.69 21.56 -27.23
> 39:southafrica 14.90 14.49 2.83
> 40: Pennsylvania 13.24 13.16 0.61
> 41:czechia 12.87 14.34 -10.25
> 42: Colorado 12.80 9.20 39.13

You ignored that one.

> 43: Ohio 12.59 15.55 -19.04
> 44:denmark 12.58 13.85 -9.17
> 45:slovakia 12.12 19.92 -39.16
> 46:sweden 12.09 13.65 -11.43
> 47:norway 11.83 14.57 -18.81
> 48:newzealand 11.78 12.61 -6.58
> 49: Oklahoma 11.64 12.92 -9.91
> 50:romania 11.47 15.77 -27.27
> 51:guatemala 11.16 9.33 19.61
> 52: Kansas 10.97 9.80 11.94
> 53: Arizona 10.59 12.21 -13.27
> 54:ireland 10.48 9.83 6.61
> 55: Michigan 10.36 11.36 -8.80
> 56:malaysia 9.83 15.62 -37.07
> 57:netherlands 9.61 12.22 -21.36
> 58:bulgaria 9.22 10.93 -15.65
> 59:vietnam 7.83 15.61 -49.84
> 60: Montana 7.33 1.52 382.24
> 61:croatia 7.19 7.46 -3.62
> 62: New.Jersey 7.11 6.02 18.11
> 63: Illinois 7.09 7.30 -2.88
> 64:paraguay 6.89 4.23 62.88
> 65: Massachusetts 6.55 5.55 18.02
> 66: Washington 6.42 6.92 -7.23
> 67: New.Mexico 6.40 5.88 8.84
> 68:lithuania 6.04 6.81 -11.31
> 69:egypt 5.57 9.00 -38.11
> 70:ecuador 5.44 6.42 -15.26
> 71: Alabama 5.42 11.16 -51.43
> 72: North.Carolina 5.40 7.57 -28.67
> 73:israel 5.26 6.74 -21.96
> 74: South.Carolina 5.06 5.51 -8.17
> 75: Indiana 5.02 4.72 6.36
> 76:serbia 4.95 5.51 -10.16
> 77:switzerland 4.71 4.92 -4.27
> 78: Minnesota 4.64 4.95 -6.26
> 79: Oregon 4.64 12.71 -63.49
> 80: West.Virginia 4.60 4.99 -7.82
> 81: Tennessee 4.55 13.12 -65.32
> 82:latvia 4.32 4.54 -4.85
> 83: Maryland 4.17 3.54 17.80
> 84: Louisiana 3.95 3.38 16.86
> 85: Iowa 3.86 4.00 -3.50
> 86:colombia 3.50 4.31 -18.79
> 87:costarica 3.43 3.69 -7.05
> 88:belarus 3.42 3.64 -6.04
> 89: Arkansas 3.34 4.52 -26.11
> 90:tunisia 2.68 7.03 -61.88
> 91:slovenia 2.60 3.19 -18.50
> 92: Connecticut 2.56 2.27 12.78
> 93:jamaica 2.54 2.63 -3.42
> 94:trinidadandtobago 2.11 2.48 -14.92
> 95: Hawaii 2.00 1.79 11.73
> 96:lebanon 1.96 2.56 -23.44
> 97:laos 1.91 2.74 -30.29
> 98:estonia 1.89 2.96 -36.15
> 99: Wisconsin 1.85 4.06 -54.43
> 100:malta 1.82 2.01 -9.45
> 101:cyprus 1.73 2.15 -19.53
> 102: Missouri 1.72 2.00 -14.00
> 103:singapore 1.62 1.99 -18.59
> 104: Mississippi 1.53 1.61 -4.97
> 105:saudiarabia 1.52 1.49 2.01
> 106: Puerto.Rico 1.48 1.10 34.55
> 107:northmacedonia 1.37 1.88 -27.13
> 108:georgia 1.36 1.91 -28.80
> 109: Delaware 1.34 1.63 -17.79
> 110: Alaska 1.22 1.43 -14.69
> 111:bosniaandherzegovina 1.16 1.69 -31.36
> 112: New.Hampshire 1.11 1.23 -9.76
> 113:iraq 1.06 1.49 -28.86
> 114: Idaho 1.00 1.79 -44.13
> 115: South.Dakota 1.00 0.57 75.44
>
> highincome 1968.78 2104.26 -6.44
> old 1802.54 1865.43 -3.37
> g8 1526.58 1598.52 -4.50
> english 1043.04 1127.32 -7.48
> europe 871.10 879.71 -0.98
> lowincome 500.30 472.67 5.85
> firstmovers 408.42 400.83 1.89
> virusdeniers 351.95 389.96 -9.75
> french 217.27 212.94 2.03
> chloroquine 210.91 295.98 -28.74
> asean 199.07 225.02 -11.53
> samerica 174.20 175.61 -0.80
> equatorial 146.02 148.12 -1.42
> young 126.42 157.01 -19.48
> redstates 120.64 137.51 -12.27
> bluestates 99.18 109.11 -9.10
> africa 26.52 36.73 -27.80
> WORLD 2748.83 2874.81 -4.38
>
> --
> Upcoming events:
> 15 May: NHC resumes Atlantic Hurricane Season outlooks
> 11 Jul, 11am EDT: NOAA's Billion Dollar Disasters Q2 release
>
> Western Australia facing fresh peak in COVID cases after scrapping
> restrictions

Hardly surprising given that again, they relaxed their
restrictions later and have a much lower vaccination rate.

> ABC News, 04 May 2022 21:21Z
> An epidemiologist says the state could be facing a much higher peak and a
> slow plateau after dropping most of its COVID rules, but a lot will
> depend
> on what individuals do to stop the spread.
>
> Planning a European holiday? It will cost more and take longer to get a
> passport

Whoopy fucking do.

> ABC Gold Coast, 04 May 2022 21:20Z
> Australians planning a summer in Europe are being warned of price hikes
> for
> limited flights and longer wait times for passport processing.
>
> Can I get the flu jab if I've just had COVID? What you need to know about
> winter with both viruses
> ABC News, 04 May 2022 21:16Z
> It's not even winter but Australia is already experiencing 1000s of
> cases of influenza, after recording just 100s in total last year.
> Experts are urging people to get the flu jab.
>
> Eastern Victorian aged care home calls for Defence staffing help after
> failing audit
> ABC Gippsland, 04 May 2022 08:39Z
> An aged care facility in Eastern Victoria wants support from the Defence
> Force to meet staff shortages and improve conditions after it failed a
> govt audit.
>
> [War Crime:]
> "We will hold you accountable': New EU sanctions target Russian officers
> for
> war crimes
> ABC News, 04 May 2022 09:35Z
> Europe's sixth package of sanctions against Moscow proposes targeting
> military officers, Russian broadcasters and banks, and the oil that many
> European nations are heavily dependent upon.
>
> 600 civilians died in March theater bombing in Mariupol; Zelenskyy says
> Russian advance halted
> USA TODAY, 04 May 2022 13:31Z
>
> [DIY superbugs:]
> Study prompts concerns about antibiotic resistance in the food chain
> ABC/7.30, 04 May 2022 09:34Z
> Experts believe that antibiotic resistance will become a global problem
> in
> the long term, with a new study finding high rates of resistance in
> samples
> of salmon and beef.
>
> Gene Therapy Reverses Effects of Autism-Linked Mutation in Human Brain
> Organoids
> SciTechDaily, 04 May 2022 08:34Z
>
> Cognitive Impact of Severe COVID Is Equivalent to 20 Years of Aging,
> Study Finds
> ScienceAlert, 04 May 2022 06:34Z