Five Epicentres of Official “Covid-19 Deaths” Exaggeration

Eight countries (USA, UK, Canada, Spain, Italy, France, Belgium, and Germany), harbouring 9% of humanity, report 67% of COVID-19 (C-19) fatalities. Are these countries pandemic dead-zones; or, are they jurisdictions wherein medico-legal bureaucrats systematically manipulate and misrepresent “cause of death” designations on official death certificates? The eight break into two categories:

1. Three countries where the engineering of C-19 fatality data is done mainly on a national scale (Belgium, France and UK); and, the more intriguing,
2. Five countries where medical statistics are compiled mainly at provincial/state level; AND, wherein one region leads and outstrips the rest of the country with high C-19 death tallies. Said regions being:
   1. Lombardy, Italy;
   2. Madrid, Spain;
   3. Bavaria, Germany;
   4. The New Jersey-New York-Massachusetts-Connecticut-Rhode Island group of states; and,
   5. Quebec, Canada.

Lombardy occupies a landlocked 23,800 square kilometres of northern Italy. Of Lombardy’s 10 million inhabitants 85% call Milan home. On February 21, Lombardy became the first polity outside China to report a cluster of C-19 cases. Organized scribbling of “COVID-19” onto death certificates commenced three days thereafter. Lombardy, with 15% of Italy’s population, has rung-up 50% of Italy’s C-19 deaths. Lombardy’s certifiers of death have signed-off on 14,189 C-19 fatalities. For comparison: North Carolina (pop 10 million) reports 420 C-19 deaths.

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United Arab Emirates (pop 10 million), which leads the world in C-19 testing, reports 126 deaths. Lombardy, we are to believe, suffered more fatalities than Asia. Spain performed the same pandemic tragicomedy as Italy, albeit two weeks later. Community of Madrid assumed the protagonist role in Spain that Lombardy plays in Italy. Community of Madrid (one of 17 regional governments) has a population of 6.7 million. Territorially, it overlaps Metropolitan Madrid. During the ramp-up of Spain’s C-19 death certification initiative (March 3-12) Madrid posted half Spain’s C-19 deaths. Currently, Madrid with 13% of Spain’s population, reports 33% of Spain’s C-19 deaths. Madrid has allegedly suffered 8,376 C-19 fatalities. For contrast: Canada’s west-coast province of British Columbia, home to 5.1 million people with vastly greater contact with China than the Madrilenians have, reports just 112 C-19 fatalities.

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Bavaria is nowhere near Milan or Madrid in body-count but remains noteworthy because of its outlier status within the German Federation. As well, Bavaria was the first area to copy northern Italy’s imposition of martial law. The Free State of Bavaria occupies a landlocked 70,500 square kilometres of Germany’s south-eastern corner. Half its 13 million inhabitants live in or around Munich. Bavaria, with 15% of Germany’s population, has recorded 29% of Germany’s C-19 deaths. It is the only significant Federation member reporting over the national average. Bavaria’s 1,926 deaths dwarf those of Berlin (pop 3.7 million) which has recorded a mere 154. Five contiguous, integrated US states: New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island, boast a combined population of 39.7 million. C-19 cases were reported there in early March; deaths followed two weeks later. These five northeastern states’ C-19 death toll accounts for 59% of the US total despite these states comprising barely 12% of the US population. Their collective 39,353 C-19 death toll is greater than the toll from the rest of America combined and it exceeds that of any country other than the USA!

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California (pop 39.9 million) has more contact with China than the US northeast. California’s C-19 death toll is 2,215. Canada (pop 37.7 million) has listed 3,682 official C-19 fatalities. Quebec (pop 8.5 million) has registered 2,205 C-19 deaths. Thus with 22% of Canada’s population, Quebec reports 60% of Canada’s C-19 fatalities. Canada’s four western provinces (pop 12.1 million) have incurred only 221 C-19 fatalities. The east-coast provinces of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick (combined pop: 1 million) have yet to mourn a C-19 death. The Munich-Milan-Madrid-Manhattan-Montreal nexus generates C-19 death data starkly at odds with data from the rest of the world. Compare the deaths-per-million tallies of New York City (2,251), Milan (1,418) and Madrid (1,250) with the global average: 32. From Tel Aviv to Seoul to Moscow major metropolitan areas with modern medical facilities, (and having undertaken extensive C-19 testing) are posting deaths-per-million counts in the 5 to 25 range. The five profiled regions are laughable statistical outliers. Their data must be excluded from the larger set. Instruments giving completely out-of-whack readings typically get replaced. Sources How does mortality differ across countries? Worldometer WHO: Coronavirus disease (COVID-2019) situation reports