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Mongolia. Mongolia literally had NO COVID deaths and cases. Until it started vaccinating. Thereafter, see what happens.
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Turkey.
At around November 2020, COVID lethality dropped down by staggering 806% pr, 8.06 times. From 5.16% to 0.64% and sort of stays about same, regardless of vaccination.
Kicker is, lethality dropped TWO MONTHS before vaccination started in Turkey.
Question. How did vaccines go back in time and reduced lethality by such a huge factor?
Stop trying to nay-say the vax. Zero data backs you up, while mountains support the vaccine. Your zero will continue to dig, while the mountain will continue to grow.
Meantime - until November 2020 - Turkey did not disclose Asymptomatic Cases. Then - they did. A huge change in data - it changed every line on every chart that week.
Stop trying to nay-say the vax. Zero data backs you up, while mountains support the vaccine. Your zero will continue to dig, while the mountain will continue to grow.
Meantime - until November 2020 - Turkey did not disclose Asymptomatic Cases. Then - they did. A huge change in data - it changed every line on every chart that week.
Once again - the numbers support reality - and the nonsense supports nothing.
Looking at Turkey's data, they were better off before vaccines.
April 21, 2020 was their first peak in deaths - 122 per day (7day average)
Sep 29, 2020 was their second peak in deaths - 71
Dec 30, 2020 was third peak in deaths - 254
Meantime - until November 2020 - Turkey did not disclose Asymptomatic Cases. Then - they did. A huge change in data - it changed every line on every chart that week.
Once again - the numbers support reality - and the nonsense supports nothing.
Just by including asymptomatic cases? Think about that for a moment.
Asymptomatic cases, before the vaxx, made a huge difference to the numbers.
It would be interesting to know how they determined how many asymptomatic cases there actually were.
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