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Italy Averages 23,000 Flu Deaths Per Year
Italy has had 3,400 COVID-19 deaths. They average nearly 23,000 flu deaths per year.
Flu typically rises exponentially, and then drops off nearly as fast once everyone is exposed, or the behavior of the virus changes due to weather, etc. This time, government will claim it was their draconian actions which caused it to fall.
That pattern is also what happened in South Korea and China with COVID-19.
South Korea Coronavirus: 8,652 Cases and 94 Deaths – Worldometer
South Korea has had less than 100 deaths. China has had about 4,000 deaths. How does that get extrapolated to a death rate of 3%, or millions of deaths in the US?
France has banned cycling. This is about control, not public health.
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This Date In 1936
On this date in 1936, much of the Eastern US was underwater. My grandfather was evacuated from a meeting in downtown Pittsburgh by boat.
20 Mar 1936 – ALL EASTERN AMERICA UNDER FLOOD WATERS
19 Mar 1936, Page 1 – The Plain Speaker at Newspapers.com
This came after a record cold February, and before the hottest summer in US history.
The Bulletin – Google News Archive Search
April of 1936 also brought one of the worst tornado outbreaks in US history.
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Life In The Real World
Yesterday afternoon the mayor of Phoenix announced that all restaurants will close at 8PM that evening, so I drove to my old hangout in Tempe (The Chuckbox) and had dinner. While I was there, I was talking on the phone to my one surviving friend from college. She is too afraid to leave the house, and suggested that I visit her daughter who worked at one of Scottsdale’s most popular restaurants – OSHO. I got to OSHO at 8:05 and her daughter told me that she had just been laid off, and that the restaurant was closing its doors.
Many people have this fantasy that life will return to normal in a few weeks, but the amount of damage being done to our society and the economy is much larger than most people seem to understand. We no longer have any guarantees of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” – which is supposed to be the basis of our government,
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Arizona Permanent Drought Update
Five years ago, the Flagstaff, Arizona newspaper announced the permanent drought.
08 Mar 2015, 4 – Arizona Daily Sun at Newspapers.com
Since then, precipitation in Flagstaff has been slightly above the long term mean.
https://hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/60mPNormUS.png
Over the past four months, Arizona has been close to record wet.
https://hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/120dPNormUS.png
Arizona is the greenest I have seen it in 40 years
Two years ago, experts announced the demise of snow in Flagstaff.
Climate change: Winter was Flagstaff’s identity. What happens now?
Last year they had their snowiest day on record, and best ski season.
State of Emergency in Flagstaff after snowiest day on record | 12news.com
I will shortly be headed up to the hills north of Phoenix to photograph the snow. This is what golfing looked like in Scottsdale, Arizona a year ago.
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Arctic Melting Scam Continues To Collapse
As the world obsesses over the new panic, the previous scam continues to collapse.
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Children Just Aren’t Going To Know What A Restaurant Is
Twenty years ago this week, experts announced the end of snow.
“Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,”
- Dr. David Viner CRU
Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent
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