While those in the government and media were busy fear-mongering about Coronavirus deaths, they conveniently left out the economics of the unseen for those who would suffer and die because of the lockdowns and shutdowns.

In fact, when reporting “excess deaths,” which is a metric that the CDC uses to say there are deaths above what they “expect” (as if they should be relied on to predict what anything “should be” at this rate), they conveniently framed excess deaths in a manner to hide that there were MANY deaths that weren’t even Covid-labelled.

See: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6942e2.htm

So why was it that Coronavirus was such a focus when 1/3rd of deaths by even the government’s OWN labelling system comprised of a shockingly-high number of deaths above what they thought should be for 2020?

The reason is that government policy caused untold numbers of people to die in ways that few would readily understand without big-picture thinking.

Below is a list and analysis of the more common ways people ended up suffering and dying early due to state policy in 2020.

MISSED ELECTIVE SCREENINGS DUE TO CANCELATION OR FEAR OF GOING OUT:

In the early stages, governors of many states issued orders to cancel elective screenings.

See: State Governors’ “Stay-at-Home” and Prohibition on Elective Procedures Orders
https://www.mcguirewoods.com/client-resources/Alerts/2020/10/state-governors-stay-at-home-prohibition-elective-procedures-orders

and

Hospitals across US cancel elective procedures — again
https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/hospitals-cancel-elective-procedures-once-again/589202/

If one only thinks in single-term variable without any sense of ensuing consequences, it might have seemed like a good idea to keep hospitals open for the supposed wave of Coronavirus cases that would come pouring in.

Of course, thinking only in one vein neglects the real consequences in human lives when screenings meant to catch heart conditions, cancers, and clots are missed.

The cost of cancellation was a host of people missing out on preventative care and, suffering deadly consequences.

The JAMA-published paper, “Preserving Elective Surgeries in the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Future,”

Here: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2771580

details some of those consequences. Of note:

“The long-term effects of widespread delays and their influence on resources, outcomes, and survival may not be apparent for some time. One analysis projected that tremendous effort will be required to clear a surgical case backlog estimated to be nearly 5 million cases (which could take up to 3 months).3 Another study in England estimated an up to 10% reduction in 5-year survival for breast cancer and a 16% reduction in survival for colorectal cancer when routine screening pathways are suspended.4”

The harm done to those who missed out on preventative care is not only substantial but will continue to ripple for years to come.

See: A Crisis of Undiagnosed Cancers Is Emerging in the Pandemic’s Second Year
https://www.propublica.org/article/a-crisis-of-undiagnosed-cancers-is-emerging-in-the-pandemics-second-year

Many have taken to social media to note their struggles, and this example is just one of thousands posted online:

Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/ParTNerHealthTN/status/1400498789689999365

https://twitter.com/medmutual/status/1404771062848557059
- medmutual

GLOBAL POVERTY RATE INCREASING STARVATION AND STARVATION DEATHS:

When the government shut down most all major transport, shipping, and trade, the economic effects were devastating.

While it may be easy for many Americans to handle some time off work, for millions, missing paychecks lead to pain and suffering.

See: 8 million Americans slipped into poverty amid coronavirus pandemic, new study says
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/8-million-americans-slipped-poverty-amid-coronavirus-pandemic-new-study-n1243762

And for those in the third world, not having access to needed resources from tourism and international trade was more than a “slip” into poverty. It meant devastation.

See: Six-fold increase in people suffering famine-like conditions since pandemic began
https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/six-fold-increase-people-suffering-famine-conditions-pandemic-began

For them, state lockdowns was a death sentence.

And worse, the shift in resources in the third world had additional impacts, as is noted in the next section.

SHIFT IN ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES AWAY FROM OTHER VIRAL AND BACTERIAL TREATMENTS LEADING TO MORE DEATHS:

The Coronavirus scare had governments and NGOs shifting resource allocation from treating other deadly infections, to testing for Coronavirus.

In doing so, deadly contractions like Malaria and Measles went untreated, leading to both a lack of preventative and outpatient care.

According to The Global Fund, an NGO supporting treatment efforts, “[s]pot-checks of 504 health care facilities across 32 countries in Africa and Asia in 2020 revealed a 31% drop in malaria diagnoses over a six-month period compared to the previous year, and a 13% drop in malaria treatment.

See: https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/blog/2021-04-25-in-fighting-covid-19-we-cant-neglect-malaria/

Considering that Malaria deaths account for over 400,000 people per year, this is no small percentage.

Hopefully, now that you are SEEING economics of the "unseen," you can help wake others up to the reality that “health care” involves more than just avoiding contraction of one virus with a high survival rate.

For further thought on the costs and consequences, I recommend you buy and read this book:

Corona, False Alarm? Facts and Figures by Karina Reiss Ph.D. and Sucharit Bhakdi MD.

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It provides excellent coverage on the mass manipulations surrounding the state-driven Coronavirus scare.

How state Coronavirus lockdowns led to massive increases in preventable deaths.

For them, state lockdowns was a death sentence.

Considering that Malaria deaths account for over 400,000 people per year, this is no small percentage.

Hopefully, now that you are SEEING economics of the "unseen," you can help wake others up to the reality that “health care” involves more than just avoiding contraction of one virus with a high survival rate.

Corona, False Alarm? Facts and Figures by Karina Reiss Ph.D. and Sucharit Bhakdi MD.

Available here: https://amzn.to/3ilHIsw