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Why do you graciously accept the numbers from the CCP while ignoring any evidence towards a cover-up? Do you actually believe the CCP has the pandemic under con
by Out_of_Characte 6y ago
Why do you graciously accept the numbers from the CCP while ignoring any evidence towards a cover-up? Do you actually believe the CCP has the pandemic under control? The amount of propaganda spread by the CCP trough their state controlled media is insane and wholly inaccurate. The CCP also conveniently put the blame squarely at foreign nationals bringing the virus over every single time. as if there are no cases of citizens transmissions at all. Transparency is expected in democratic countries. No such force exists in China.
https://www.ntd.com/ccp-covers-up-virus-surge-in-shanghai_528135.html https://www.ntd.com/ccp-covers-up-virus-surge-in-shanghai_52...
https://www.ntd.com/chinese-city-goes-on-full-lockdown-after-confirming-two-ccp-virus-infections_507927.html https://www.ntd.com/chinese-city-goes-on-full-lockdown-after...
- tgb 6y agoI'm not accepting the numbers. I'm accepting the "hospitals are not overrun" observation, which is very hard to cover-up. I happen to know someone working in a Beijing hospital and it is not overrun. How else would you explain that except to say that there is minimal community transmission? The only other possibility is a country-wide refusal to hospitalize patients, which seems equally difficult to cover-up. Otherwise the cover-up could only ever be briefly temporary until the spread was rampant again.
- lordnacho 6y agoThey can't even cover up the prison camps in a far off landlocked province. Why would they be able to cover up hundreds of hospitals in the world's largest cities being overfilled? Everyone can check if the hospitals are overfilled, the foreign reporters would be more than happy to say so if it were the case.
- xster 6y agoOne part to clarify, you're quoting NTD/FLG/Epoch Times/Shen Yun/Bannon/New Federal State of China/Guo Wengui. Being partisan is fine. Just be sure to dig through to primary sources beyond editorials.