Africa Is Starkly Unvaccinated, and Starkly Unvanquished by COVID
Let’s keep in mind that most striking continent on an otherwise bleak world map, [1] as we examine the following map, which shows Africa’s burden of COVID cases since the beginning of COVID. [2]
Here is Africa’s relative share of COVID cases since the beginning of COVID:
A worldwide pandemic that started three-years ago would have been reasonably recorded with some accuracy in case numbers and morbidity/mortality data across the globe by now. Each hemisphere has had to go through three winters. A worldwide vaccination campaign that began over a year ago should have produced reliable vaccine uptake maps. You would expect there to be a general consensus on such data. So let’s accept the above maps as not (or not yet) disputed, and as reliable documentation of historical events of pinnacle importance, events that behoove humanity to understand well, and to understand as thoroughly as if our future well-being depends on it.
If one believes in the practice and benefits of vaccination, then it is reasonable to expect that vaccines naming the pandemic will have reduced the number of cases. What then can we learn from the African continent’s overall experience?
Not only was Africa the region with the lowest reported COVID cases, but so were many other parts of the globe. Numerous countries had been barely affected by COVID prior to vaccination. Let’s zoom out from Africa now to examine events in other countries.
Former US Dept of Justice adviser Gavin de Becker wrote an article on Children’s Health Defense [3] This is also found in Edward Dowd’s book, Cause UnknownHe discusses COVID mortality in different countries, primarily in Asia but also in Africa and Latin America, and before and after their vaccination campaigns. Three of de Becker’s timelines are as follows. De Becker uses a syringe pointer to indicate the date that each country began its COVID vaccination campaigns.
De Becker points out that “the reality displayed on the graphs you’ve seen is undeniable, cannot be unseen, and is available to anyone [4] more interested and more industrious than media and governments have been.”
De Becker’s article, as the Johns Hopkins data, necessarily relies on reports that are fraught with much difficulty, for the reasons I review below, primarily the wildly misapplied PCR “test” To COVID diagnosis. This alleged test has been used to evaluate and count COVID deaths and cases for the past three years. Therefore, any COVID assessment is only possible if we have access to this data.
Since the beginning, COVID-19 diagnosis has been a problem. It was noted at Johns Hopkins University that the University produces the most university-based statistical data about COVID. reported Flu, pneumonia, heart disease, diabetes, and heart disease deaths decreased markedly in 2020. COVID-19 death became the leading cause for death with more than six millions people around the globe. The primary causes of death from flu and pneumonia almost disappeared. Every death, every grieving family member, was accompanied by the symptoms and signs of this respiratory disease phenomenon. We are still unsure if we will refer to those deaths as flu, pneumonia, COVID or other forms of respiratory diseases. But it isn’t less tragic for the families who suffer from any one of these diagnoses. The number of deaths due to cardiovascular disease also fell precipitously without any plausible explanation. A surprise for epidemiologists was the fact that deaths due to COVID were more common than the average life expectancy in the US. Genevieve Briand from Johns Hopkins University discusses the anomalies. [5]
Seniors have always had to be concerned about pneumonia and flu. The mortality rates changed. Two factors were responsible for the alleged 2020 pandemic, which was a result of a normal flu season. These two factors caused false reporting of US mortality data to COVID.
Anyone who has worked with PCR knows that any process that runs through more than 20 cycles is ineffective for detection. The CDC recognized that 33 cycles and more are unlikely to detect active viruses. However, in 2020 across the US, the number used in “COVID-19 testing” have been above 37 and often well into the 40’s. [7] Boris Borovoy, I and others discuss the problems associated with this misuse of PCR. [8] The misplaced faith in this manufacturing technique as a test of anything having to do with contagion was the misjudgment at the core of worldwide disaster.
This simple decision, combined with widespread acceptance to create a test from a non-test (either by error, misunderstanding or worse: deliberate misuse of industrial processes) may have led to a new world. This misuse was caused by widespread misunderstanding of PCR. It is the reason for the estimated four trillion-dollar COVID industry.
The second factor that fired up the COVID engines, so to speak, at least in the United States, was the financially-incentivized COVID cause of death. Hospitals were paid twice as much under the US CARES Act. [9] For a COVID case, it is more important than for a flu or pneumonia. [10] The most fatal treatments were also compensated. [11] Many US hospitals made millions of dollars from this shift in diagnosis during treatment and on death certificates.
Other evidence from forensics shows that there has not been a pandemic by 2020. Wall Street appears to be more dependent on accurate data than governments. COVID is primarily a respiratory pathogenic disease. The most common symptoms are coughing and dyspnea. In acute and later-stage COVID care, supplemental oxygen is often used. The most reliable method of COVID treatment would be oxygen use. We therefore compared the sales of medical oxygen in 2020 to 2019, based on revenue from the top-producing companies. Then, we noticed that their sales had declined in that period. Six of the most prominent oxygen concentrator manufacturers trading on the NYSE saw their sales increase by less than 1 percentage point between 2019 and 2020. [12] This is the 0.93% indicated in the last line. In the same time, the world’s population grew by 1.05%. [13]
Whatever other wealth distribution occurred in what is widely thought to have been the peak pandemic years of 2020, New York Stock Exchange did not reflect the primary medical demand of pandemic victims to have an impact on revenue of the major companies supplying this medical demand.
Part of the African continent’s success is no doubt due to a fortunate accident of microbiology, infectious diseases, pharmacology and immunology. It happens that two of COVID’s most effective treatments, ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine (which are both routine weekly medicines in equatorial Africa) have been around for half a century and are known to be the most reliable, effective and safest antiparasite medications. The population of Africa, especially in the region’s tropical middle rectangle, was well-equipped before the COVID events launched in late 2019 or early 2020.
Lucky for us, half-century-old, unpatented drug ivermectin won the Nobel Prize for Medicine 2015. [14] The best treatment for COVID has also been found to be the most effective. [15] Due to its specific effects against RNA transcriptase as well as its blocking effect upon all three parts and other mechanisms. [16]
Hydroxychloroquine can also be found in large quantities throughout Africa’s equatorial regions as a prophylactic for parasites. However, it has been extensively studied and proven to be effective as both a preventative and treatment for COVID, as well as an inhibitor of SARS-CoV-2 activity and replication. These findings are supported by over 380 studies in 55 countries. [17]
This isn’t the only evidence that Africa is leading the way away from a microbial pretext tyranny. Last summer, Africa stood alone in being the continent, led by Botswana, to pull the worlds’ people back from the precipice, while pushing the World Health Organization (WHO) back from their attempted tyranny over all world governments. [18] This danger is not gone, and there are new attempts to take over WHO’s dominance in the world. [19]
Africa is an inspiration to the world. What are the politicians like? “public health experts” The rest of the world to be humble enough to acknowledge their gross errors and crimes and to learn from peoples from Africa, their experiences, and lessons learned on managing a pandemic.
Or will ethnocentrism or a hostile and racist pride, or the sheer greed stimulated by the lucrative COVIDmania boondoggle, prevent the rest of the world’s willingness to learn from the African experience? Will such provincial and purchased attitudes bury the 21st century’s most important lesson to date?
Refer to
[1] Johns Hopkins University. Our world in data. Jan 15th 2023 update. https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
[2] Johns Hopkins University. Coronavirus Resource Center. https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
[3] G de Becker. Seeing is believing: The data about deaths from COVID vaccine rollouts in different countries around the globe. Jan 9, 2023. The Defender https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/covid-vaccine-deaths-cause-unknown/
[4] Johns Hopkins University. Coronavirus Resource Center. https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/region
[5] G Briand. Deaths due to COVID-19: An analysis of US data. Mar 18, 2021 https://pdmj.org/papers/Briand_look_at_US_data
[6] K Mullis, interviewed. Every scary thing you’re being told depends on the unreliable PCR test. English Rose. Video by Bitchute. https://www.bitchute.com/video/UbKDEvIG6m2t/
[7] Mandavilli. Your coronavirus testing is positive. Maybe it shouldn’t be. New York Times. Aug 29, 2020 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/29/health/coronavirus-testing.html
[8] C Huber, B Borovoy. The data that disproves the COVID-19 pandemic. Dec 19, 2020. PDMJ. https://pdmj.org/papers/is_there_a_pandemic
[9] M Rogers. USA Today. Fact check: Hospitals get paid more if patients listed as COVID-19, on ventilators. April 24, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/04/24/fact-check-medicare-hospitals-paid-more-covid-19-patients-coronavirus/3000638001/
[10] American Hospital Association. Special Bulletin: Senate passes Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. https://www.aha.org/special-bulletin/2020-03-26-senate-passes-coronavirus-aid-relief-and-economic-security-cares-act
[11] S Begley. The ventilators are now running out and doctors believe that the machines are being overused in COVID-19. STAT. April 8 2020. https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/08/doctors-say-ventilators-overused-for-covid-19/
[12] C Huber, B Borovoy. The data that disproves the COVID-19 pandemic. Dec 19, 2020. PDMJ. https://pdmj.org/papers/is_there_a_pandemic
[13] Worldometer. World population https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/
[14] M Turkia. A timeline of ivermecting events in the COVID-19 pandemic [preprint]. Mar 2021. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350496335_A_Timeline_of_Ivermectin-Related_Events_in_the_COVID-19_Pandemic_March_24_2021
[15] L Clay, J Druce, et al. Ivermectin, an FDA-approved drug, inhibits SARS-CoV-2 replication in vitro. Jun 2020. Antiviral Res. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0166354220302011?via%3Dihub
[16] C Huber. Evidence shows that Ivermectin can be safe and effective. Sep 9, 2021.
[17] Science Direct. Studies on COVID-19 hydroxychloroquine. Last updated Jan 15, 2023. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0166354220302011
[18] C Huber. Africa. Jun 4 2022.
[19] J Roguski. 100 reasons. Jan 5, 2023.
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