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Posted by Anonymous
 - April 06, 2020, 08:59:47 PM
Do you really care what their totals are?



I don't. I don't even care what ours are. I'm more focused on how we get them under control quite frankly.



But if it makes you feel any better, you'll probably have every chance to laugh yourself sick at China the day a vaccine is developed and Xi's people stick their hand out for it. "Wait, didn't you get on top of your problem months ago Winnie? Aaaahahahhaahhahaaaa...."
Posted by Anonymous
 - April 04, 2020, 08:38:33 PM
Quote from: "iron horse jockey"The Chinese government instinctively lies.

It's a HOAX
Posted by Anonymous
 - April 04, 2020, 08:29:04 PM
The Chinese government instinctively lies.
Posted by Anonymous
 - April 04, 2020, 08:22:29 PM
BEIJING — Every few days brings another grim milestone in the coronavirus outbreak. First Italy and Spain surpassed China in reported deaths. Then, this week, the U.S. and France did.



But did they really?



Skepticism about China's numbers has swirled throughout the crisis, fueled by official efforts to quash bad news in the early days and a general distrust of the government. Long lines of people waiting to collect the ashes of loved ones at funeral homes last week revived the debate.





There is no smoking gun pointing to a cover-up by China's ruling Communist Party. But intentional or not, there is reason to believe that more people died of COVID-19 than the official tally, which stood at 3,312 at the end of Tuesday. The same applies to the 81,554 confirmed cases, now exceeded by the U.S., Italy and Spain.



The health system in Wuhan, the city where three-fourths of China's victims died, was overwhelmed at the peak of the outbreak. Hospitals overflowed, patients with symptoms were sent home and there weren't enough kits to test everyone. In any country, getting a complete picture in the fog of war is virtually impossible.



"The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 by country appears like a grim league table and draws the attention of many," said Hsu Li Yang, who heads the infectious diseases program at the National University of Singapore. "However, it is important to understand that these numbers – be it from China, Italy, Singapore or the U.S.A. – are all inaccurate, and they are all underestimates to varying degrees of the actual number of infections."