Trudeau/Trump Good Friday Messages

[newguy]

The real results will be not just cases but survival rate.In the end this will compare health care systems of different countries.the math will not lie in the end.

[fjlip]

The real results will be not just cases but survival rate.In the end this will compare health care systems of different countries.the math will not lie in the end.

Well here we go again, TRUST the math, statistics, models Lies could happen depending on the AGENDA of the messenger. So must out there questioning darn near everything, it's a nightmare.
And the REASONS some died, what were ALL the contributing factors? Lots is lifestyle/habits/addictions even OBESITY, USA's # 1 issue.

[Guest]

Last total I see USA 1535/ million people, Canada 598 Positive cases per million population.

Quebec 14.4 per 10,000, what is their population? 8,485,000, = 12,218 per million, Spain maxed at 3462 WTF?

Sk 240 per our million, 15600 tests, 98.5% are NEGATIVE, what are they so sick of that required a test?????

no i checked it again , unless i am doing it wrong , i am getting about 1450 cases/million in both quebec and USA ????
with as bad as trump dropped the ball , and how good canada did , this can't be right ?? what am i doing wrong ??

[farming101]

Some discrepancy between reporting websites so won't link because not sure which is right.

USA somewhere between 1594 and 1610 /million

Quebec around 1440 / million

[Guest]

Some discrepancy between reporting websites so won't link because not sure which is right.

USA somewhere between 1594 and 1610 /million

Quebec around 1440 / million

Thanks 101 , thought I was way off, don’t always trust my math

[dmlfarmer]

Thanks 101 , thought I was way off, don’t always trust my math

If you want stats and worried about math, here is a good site. Updated daily for all countries in the world. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

For those who don't want to take the time, I did pull up a few comparisons between Canada and US
and the world rankings in these categories.

As of tonight, the US is ranked number 1 country in the world for both cases and deaths.
US world rank 1st 532,879 cases 20,577 deaths
By comparison, Canada ranks 15th in the world in cases and deaths
Canada world rank 15th 23,318 cases 653 deaths.

For those interested in how these numbers compared based on population, Canada has a much lower rate of both cases and deaths per million of population

Cases per million and deaths per million populatin
Canada, WR 14th 618 cases per million WR 36th 17 deaths per million
US WR 19th 1619 cases per million WR 15th 62 deaths per million

For those of you who argue it is because US tests more as Trump claims here are test numbers per million of population

Canada Ranks 36th in the world with 10,639 tests per million people
US ranks 45th in the world with 8,068 tests per million people

Lots more stats on this site too.

[Guest]

Thanks good stats
Wonder why quebec is so much worse than ontario? At nearly double that of ontario and almost half the pop?
And quebec has over half the cases of all of canada ?

[GDR]

Thanks good stats
Wonder why quebec is so much worse than ontario? At nearly double that of ontario and almost half the pop?
And quebec has over half the cases of all of canada ?

French Kissing explains a lot!

[sumdumguy]

Steady stream coming in 🙅🏼*♂️

[fjlip]

Turdo's border jumping AZZ kissers NOT tested?

[burnt]

Thanks good stats
Wonder why quebec is so much worse than ontario? At nearly double that of ontario and almost half the pop?
And quebec has over half the cases of all of canada ?

Stats are - - - stats.


U.S. population: 328,000,000

France/Germany/Italy/U.K./Spain population: 324,000,000

Coronavirus cases:

-U.S.: 526,396
-F/G/I/UK/S: 650,807

Coronavirus deaths:

-U.S.: 20,463
-F/G/I/UK/S: 62,553

Source: Johns Hopkins University & Medicine Coronavirus Resource Center

[burnt]

If you want stats and worried about math, here is a good site. Updated daily for all countries in the world. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

For those who don't want to take the time, I did pull up a few comparisons between Canada and US
and the world rankings in these categories.

As of tonight, the US is ranked number 1 country in the world for both cases and deaths.
US world rank 1st 532,879 cases 20,577 deaths
By comparison, Canada ranks 15th in the world in cases and deaths
Canada world rank 15th 23,318 cases 653 deaths.

For those interested in how these numbers compared based on population, Canada has a much lower rate of both cases and deaths per million of population

Cases per million and deaths per million populatin
Canada, WR 14th 618 cases per million WR 36th 17 deaths per million
US WR 19th 1619 cases per million WR 15th 62 deaths per million

For those of you who argue it is because US tests more as Trump claims here are test numbers per million of population

Canada Ranks 36th in the world with 10,639 tests per million people
US ranks 45th in the world with 8,068 tests per million people

Lots more stats on this site too.

Population density wouldn't have anything to do with it? Nah, too obvious.

How many New York cities does Canada have?

Why does Saskatchewan have the lowest count?

CNN has a surprisingly good layout showing the infection rate in the states. The correlation between density and contagion is obvious.

https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/ https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/

So it leads to the question - in view of our relatively low population density, why are Canada's numbers as high as they are?

The answer is obvious.

[jimmy]

Population density wouldn't have anything to do with it? Nah, too obvious.

How many New York cities does Canada have?

Why does Saskatchewan have the lowest count?

CNN has a surprisingly good layout showing the infection rate in the states. The correlation between density and contagion is obvious.

https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/ https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/

So it leads to the question - in view of our relatively low population density, why are Canada's numbers as high as they are?

The answer is obvious.

So why are they? Do we have as many out of shape over weight diabetics or hard drug users with no immune system left. Look how live in NA it’s pitiful. I wonder why are healthcare system is broke. But wait big pharma will have a vaccine for that or a pill for this don’t worry. Don’t worry they will own our seed to.

[agstar77]

Thanks good stats
Wonder why quebec is so much worse than ontario? At nearly double that of ontario and almost half the pop?
And quebec has over half the cases of all of canada ?

There is considerable travel between New York and Quebec. The travelers carried more than suitcases. Spring break was earlier than the western provinces.

[fjlip]

Check the other world meter...20,000 MORE seasonal flu deaths this year...

https://www.worldometers.info/ https://www.worldometers.info/

Only thing LESS people died of was women in child birth....