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Interviews On Novel 2019-nCoV Coronavirus In Wuhan


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On 3/14/2021 at 9:59 PM, OaO said:

I agree Jon.

I found it very interesting. There has always been a question as to why the second wave of the 1918 pandemic decimated the 20-30 yr. old crowd.  

From Johns Hopkins history about 1918:
 
"Yet much about the pandemic remains unsettled, particularly the mystery surrounding the shape of the flu’s devastation. In a normal flu epidemic, a graph of fatalities looks like the letter U, with the twin peaks representing a heavy toll among young children and the frail elderly. That graph of the 1918 flu looks more like a misshapen W, with an astonishing middle peak reflecting that it was most fatal to perfectly healthy adults in their 20s and 30s."
 
There has been a lot of elitist "expert" hand waving about this virus. The blinders are firmly attached, as they believe that they understand the full spectrum of viral expression.
They do not! I find them to be smug. arrogant and  dogmatic.

Not much debate among scientists.  Young people affected due to cytokine storm due to robust immune system (VERY old story)

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Mar 20

Variants clearly winning battle between variants and vaccines

Large update up Helix - US frequency of B.1.1.7 at 50%

Some states (including TX and GA up to 60% - explosion of cases expected)

NY variant (B.1.526) exploding and spreading (over 300 new cases on NYC in latest PRL update)

B.1.526 spread along east coast to Aruba

https://recombinomics.co/thedrnimanshow/2021/032021_Variants_Winning.mp3

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Excellent coverage as always, Dr. Niman.

I’m listening to your interviews and admire the amount of work that goes trough your hands. In the last few minutes of some of the recordings however, the audio breaks and one could barely understand what you are saying. 
 

Best,

Dimitar 

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