Monaco has half the population of Walnut Creek, CA, a lot of them very affluent and not there much of the year.
Then there's the issue of
1. how was the testing done (IF AT ALL)
2. how accurate that test was (read up on PCR if you don't agree)
3. how the cause of death was determined.
I show you a CDC explanation for how to determine official cause of death from[1]:
""When reporting cause of death...use any information available, such as medical history, medical records, laboratory tests, an autopsy report, or other sources....best clinical judgement..."
In all cases variations of the flu are much worse and not worth crippling the US and global economy over.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask someone like Dr. Burry who is much more qualified than I, at least, to answer such questions.
Then there's the issue of
1. how was the testing done (IF AT ALL) 2. how accurate that test was (read up on PCR if you don't agree) 3. how the cause of death was determined.
I show you a CDC explanation for how to determine official cause of death from[1]:
""When reporting cause of death...use any information available, such as medical history, medical records, laboratory tests, an autopsy report, or other sources....best clinical judgement..."
In all cases variations of the flu are much worse and not worth crippling the US and global economy over.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask someone like Dr. Burry who is much more qualified than I, at least, to answer such questions.
[1] https://t.co/sr5CuouckM?amp=1