Written and published on 27 February 2022
Location: Los Angeles, California
Dear Ones,
Here is a rough graph of California daily COVID cases, and another of California daily COVID deaths …
Image: “Comparison of California Daily COVID Cases to Deaths,” by Alice B. Clagett, 27 February 2022, CC BY-SA 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com … DESCRIPTION: Roughly traced from graphs found online … COMMENT: In January 2021, when the Delta variant of COVID was predominant, it is clear there was a surge of COVID cases and quite a spike in COVID deaths in California. About a year later, in mid-January 2022, when the Omicron variant of COVID was predominant, there were many more cases of COVID than in January 2021, and about 10 days later (which would have been the approximate incubation period), there was a lesser surge of deaths. This showed that Omicron was more infectious than Delta, and that it was less deadly. That is common knowledge, of course. But what concerns me is that, between the top of the California daily COVID deaths surge (about 29 January 2022) and yesterday (26 February 2022) the decrease in California COVID cases has not kept pace with the decrease in COVID cases. California COVID deaths remain high. The same is true for the concomitant graphs for the United States as a whole.
Image: “Comparison of California Daily COVID Cases to Deaths,” by Alice B. Clagett, 27 February 2022, CC BY-SA 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com …
DESCRIPTION: Roughly traced from graphs found online …
COMMENT: In January 2021, when the Delta variant of COVID was predominant, it is clear there was a surge of COVID cases and quite a spike in COVID deaths in California. About a year later, in mid-January 2022, when the Omicron variant of COVID was predominant, there were many more cases of COVID than in January 2021, and about 10 days later (which would have been the approximate incubation period), there was a lesser surge of deaths. This showed that Omicron was more infectious than Delta, and that it was less deadly. That is common knowledge, of course. But what concerns me is that, between the top of the California daily COVID deaths surge (about 29 January 2022) and yesterday (26 February 2022) the decrease in California COVID cases has not kept pace with the decrease in COVID cases. California COVID deaths remain high. The same is true for the concomitant graphs for the United States as a whole.
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In January 2021, when the Delta variant of COVID was predominant, it is clear there was a surge of COVID cases and quite a spike in COVID deaths in California.
About a year later, in mid-January 2022, when the Omicron variant of COVID was predominant, there were many more cases of COVID than in January 2021, and about 10 days later (which would have been the approximate incubation period), there was a lesser surge of deaths. This showed that Omicron was more infectious than Delta, and that it was less deadly.
That is common knowledge, of course. But what concerns me is that, between the top of the California daily COVID deaths surge (about 29 January 2022) and yesterday (26 February 2022) the decrease in California COVID cases has not kept pace with the decrease in COVID cases. California COVID deaths remain high. The same is true for the concomitant graphs for the United States as a whole.
I gather from this that people are dying at home right now, without being diagnoses and treated in hospitals. I have two possible explanations for this …
One is that sick people are testing at home, and that the tests may be giving them false negatives. Consequently, some people might be staying home when they should have been treated in hospitals, and dying at home for lack of hospital care.
The other is that people are being found dead in their homes and are being misclassified as COVID deaths, when they may have died by faked murder, either through domestic violence or else murder by strangers or acquaintances for the cash or property they may own, or maybe for life insurance.
In other words, part of the disparity between the February 2022 daily COVID cases / deaths might be due to murder artfully concealed as COVID deaths. If those faked deaths were to be subtracted from the daily death totals, then I feel the cases and deaths curves would be more similar (taking into consideration the 10-day incubation lag).
These theories of mine may be true, or may prove false. Nevertheless, for the meantime, during this interval of social discomfort, as the masks are about to be taken off all across the United States, I feel it would be good to keep a careful eye out for danger to one’s person and property. When other people are a little off balance emotionally or mentally, then it is best to be on guard, and to follow our hunches on staying safe and being well.
I expect this difficult juncture will disperse soon after Los Angeles takes off the face masks and declares that the COVID emergency is over. On reading Karen Kaplan’s column in the Los Angeles Times the other day, I heard that happy day may soon be upon us.
God bless you all,
And keep you safe,
And be with you
Through all your days.
In love, light and joy,
I Am of the Stars
Link: “Coronavirus Today: What the CDC’s New Mask Guidance Means,” by Karen Kaplan, Science and Medicine Editor, Los Angeles Times, 25 February 2022 … https://www.latimes.com/science/newsletter/2022-02-25/coronavirus-today-cdc-new-approach-to-masks-coronavirus-today ..
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