As we have documented over and over again, the hysteria surrounding the coronavirus is one of the biggest if not the biggest hoax in the history of the world.
All anyone has to do is look at the actual data to see that this thing is a hoax. It isn’t that hard. The problem is that the media is not doing this and presenting data totally out of context. They have a sick agenda to scare the masses of sheep into thinking that this is the plague of death.
Take in point the state by state coronavirus hospitalizations. The raw data shows that the number of people hospitalized with or from the coronavirus is a tiny fraction of the overall hospital bed capacity that is available.
Below is the data updated as of September 23rd or September 24th depending on the state. Many states have minimal numbers of hospitalizations that are within the single or double digit range.
COVID-19 patients now hospitalized
Alabama: 744
State’s hospital bed capacity: 15,278
Alaska: 43
State’s hospital bed capacity: 1,636
Arizona: 565
State’s hospital bed capacity: 13,846
Arkansas: 450
State’s hospital bed capacity: 9,517
California: 3,484
State’s hospital bed capacity: 72,511
Colorado: 259
State’s hospital bed capacity: 10,574
Connecticut: 72
State’s hospital bed capacity: 7,194
Delaware: 57
State’s hospital bed capacity: 2,101
District of Columbia: 97
Hospital bed capacity: 3,114
Florida: 2,169
State’s hospital bed capacity: 54,744
Georgia: 1,932
State’s hospital bed capacity: 25,114
Hawaii: 162
State’s hospital bed capacity: 2,749
Idaho: 147
State’s hospital bed capacity: 3,396
Illinois: 1,713
State’s hospital bed capacity: 32,066
Indiana: 840
State’s hospital bed capacity: 18,156
Iowa: 305
State’s hospital bed capacity: 9,423
Kansas: 313
State’s hospital bed capacity: 9,659
Kentucky: 543
State’s hospital bed capacity: 14,329
Louisiana: 575
State’s hospital bed capacity: 15,272
Maine: 14
State’s hospital bed capacity: 3,400
Maryland: 349
State’s hospital bed capacity: 11,577
Massachusetts: 375
State’s hospital bed capacity: 15,649
Michigan: 558
State’s hospital bed capacity: 24,949
Minnesota: 303
State’s hospital bed capacity: 13,895
Mississippi: 631
State’s hospital bed capacity: 12,071
Missouri: 1,056
State’s hospital bed capacity: 18,749
Montana: 128
State’s hospital bed capacity: 3,542
Nebraska: 200
State’s hospital bed capacity: 6,842
Nevada: 468
State’s hospital bed capacity: 6,493
New Hampshire: 16
State’s hospital bed capacity: 2,783
New Jersey: 433
State’s hospital bed capacity: 20,901
New Mexico: 72
State’s hospital bed capacity: 3,811
New York: 500
State’s hospital bed capacity: 51,927
North Carolina: 902
State’s hospital bed capacity: 21,549
North Dakota: 89
State’s hospital bed capacity: 3,235
Ohio: 586
State’s hospital bed capacity: 33,157
Oklahoma: 593
State’s hospital bed capacity: 11,144
Oregon: 187
State’s hospital bed capacity: 6,889
Pennsylvania: 422
State’s hospital bed capacity: 36,730
Rhode Island: 94
State’s hospital bed capacity: 2,187
South Carolina: 804
State’s hospital bed capacity: 12,120
South Dakota: 194
State’s hospital bed capacity: 4,183
Tennessee: 813
State’s hospital bed capacity: 19,387
Texas: 3,204
State’s hospital bed capacity: 65,671
Utah: 216
State’s hospital bed capacity: 5,767
Vermont: 3
State’s hospital bed capacity: 1,305
Virginia: 982
State’s hospital bed capacity: 18,065
Washington: 262
State’s hospital bed capacity: 12,774
West Virginia: 173
State’s hospital bed capacity: 6,868
Wisconsin: 530
State’s hospital bed capacity: 12,103
Wyoming: 19
State’s hospital bed capacity: 2,015
As we can see, the coronavirus has not made any sort of impact on the hospital system. Even New York which was said to be a major hotspot for the coronavirus only has 500 active hospitalizations right now.
The main reason for the initial lockdowns was because people were afraid that the hospital system could be overwhelmed. We knew months ago that this did not happen. People were filming empty hospitals everywhere.
There continues to be an endless number of anecdotal reports describing empty hospitals. Take in point this one recently posted on Twitter where a man films an empty hospital in the Silver Spring, Maryland area.
#adventisthealthcare hospital silver spring #maryland #WashingtonDC EMPTY! #wherearethesickpeople pic.twitter.com/kkeek9W51P
— Richard citizen journalist (@DPotcner) September 22, 2020
But despite that, we have lunatic politicians like Phil Murphy the current governor of New Jersey who is continuing to extend state of emergency orders.
I’ve extended the public health emergency in our state for an additional 30 days.
These declarations, unless extended, expire after 30 days.
This means we continue to be vigilant and prepared, and ready to act should there be a new outbreak.
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) September 25, 2020
This evil bastard is claiming that there is a public health emergency even though the state only has 533 hospitalizations in a state with over eight million people.
These numbers also don’t differentiate between those who are hospitalized with the coronavirus versus from the coronavirus so it is safe to believe that many of these people are actually being hospitalized for something else entirely. They just happen to be hospitalized with the coronavirus and not from it.
There is no reason why all these insane virus related restrictions can’t be lifted immediately. There is also no reason for healthy people to be wearing a mask everywhere they go. This is all a gigantic hoax.
