Hello everybody, it's MissToll23, back with another video, just gonna check the sound
real quick, make sure it's working, there we go, alright, so in this video I wanna talk
about this pandemic kind of thing, and mostly about the scare that's associated with it.
I live in the state of Arizona, and there are, as of today, 18 confirmed cases, and
yet people are acting like it's the end of the world, and honestly I'm quite sick of
it because there's a lot of myths surrounding this idea, this pandemic, and I just wanna
talk about it real quick and explain why it's not something you should be afraid of, and
it's not worth all the big deal that's being made out of it by both the common people and
the government, both the state government and the federal government.
So all schools have closed in Arizona because of this, so currently I'm on spring break,
I have one week left, but because in Arizona, because of this coronavirus thing, the schools
have been closed until March 27th, now that gives me an extra week, I'm glad because I
can get more work done, personal work, that's a thing, but I just think it's kind of silly
that these things are closed, so I'm gonna be talking about some statistics of coronavirus
and another virus, the flu, which is very common and which has been amongst people for
as long as we know, there's been people who have been infected with the flu every year.
According to the CDC, the Center for Disease Control's 2019 to 2020 US flu season estimate,
31 million Americans have caught the flu this season, which started on October 1st, 2019,
and about 300,000 of those have been hospitalized. The number of deaths from the flu since October
2019 is estimated to be between 12,000 and 30,000, now that's through February 1st. I read newer
information on the website that up until about last week, there have been as many as 51 million
flu cases and possibly as high as 55,000 flu deaths. The World Health Organization estimates
that there are between 290,000 and 650,000 flu deaths worldwide every year, so if we take about
the middle of that estimate, that's about 470,000 deaths from the flu worldwide every year. Now,
since 2010, the lowest numbers have been 12,000 and the highest about 60,000 flu deaths per year,
so again, taking an average, that's about 36,000 deaths from the flu every year on average. Now,
let's compare that to coronavirus. There are about 180,000 confirmed worldwide cases,
and it's been a thing that the coronavirus started spreading only about two months ago.
About 80,000 of them have already recovered from the coronavirus, so there's only about
100,000 people who are still infected with it, who are still in danger, or in danger as people
will say. Now, there are some people, like I said, the 80,000 who have recovered from it,
they've developed a natural immunity, they're no longer infected, they no longer have any of the
symptoms of the disease, so they've recovered fully from the disease. Now, of the total people
who have been infected, the 108,000, only 7,000 have died. That means that the death rate is
about 4%, and the World Health Organization back in March 3rd estimated it to be about 3.4% exactly.
Now, about 6,000 more considered in serious conditions, so that's 7,000% of how many are
infected right now. So, of all the people who have coronavirus, only 7% of them are in critical
condition. That means people who are possibly near death, who have been hospitalized, who are
actually suffering from these symptoms that they have. Now, the majority of people, that would be
93% of people who have this disease, are in mild condition. They don't need to go to the hospital,
it's just like a minor pain in the chest and a cough, that's pretty much all it is. It's not
really anything particularly bad. Now, among those who are hospitalized, it's estimated that only
about 15% end up dying. Now, here's what's important. The vast majority of those who have
died from the coronavirus are the elderly. People from the ages of 10 to 39 only have a 0.2% death
rate. Now, people from the age of 40 to 49 have a 0.4% death rate. In addition, those with no
pre-existing health conditions only have a 0.9% chance of death as well. So, even among older
folk who are healthy without diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, cardiovascular
disease, and respiratory illnesses, the chance of death is much lower. So, what makes no sense is
why schools, which have people, the majority of the people there, like besides a few teachers,
are between the ages of 10 and 19. Even though the death rate is 0.2%, the schools are being
closed. Public gatherings are being discouraged and people are getting scared over this. I went
to the store the other day. I went to Walmart the other day and then went to Safeway yesterday. At
Walmart, they're almost out of toilet paper. They're almost completely out of water. Everybody I
saw had a cart filled with stuff, filled with food, like they were trying to quarantine themselves,
like it was the apocalypse. Now, we just went there to get some dog food and cat food and just
minor things like that. But the majority of people there had carts filled with water and
toilet paper and just things like they won't be able to go out ever again, or at least for a
couple of weeks. It's just absurd. And the majority of the people there were not elderly
people. They're middle-aged young people who are getting scared over this because it's pushed by
the media and pushed by the internet as being a big deal. Now, like I said, my own state,
Arizona only has about 18 people who are confirmed with the coronavirus, yet they've
shut down all the schools in the state. They've shut down other public gatherings. You can't go
to the movie theater. You can't go out to eat. You can go through drive-throughs, but you can't
sit down in a restaurant, things like that. They're all closed. Now, what doesn't make any
sense is that the people who do have coronavirus are quarantined anyway. So it's not like they're
going to go out into the world and start infecting people when they're either in the hospital or
they're sitting at home quarantining themselves. So it's ridiculous. It's less widespread and it's
less deadly than the flu, but nobody ever cares about the flu. There's never this mass hysteria
over the flu. So this mass panic is just creating chaos and it's completely unnecessary. The
statistics show that it's not a harmful disease to the majority of people. It's just another,
I mean, it's less worse than the flu. It's not that bad. It's just another disease that just
happened to come along. It's not like it's going to kill everybody. Now, there could be possible
reasons for why this is happening. My speculation, my theory is that this is just because the media
is pushing it, because the governments are pushing this. I don't know why exactly. I've talked in the
past on this channel about the plans of the New World Order. I haven't exactly discussed that a
lot in a while. I've made videos about that like a long time ago, back in 2017. For the last few
years, I focused mainly on theological, historical things instead. But there's a thing called the
Georgia Guidestones. And that thing was set up in, I don't know where exactly the place is,
but somewhere in Georgia. And it's basically the New World Order's plan for the future. And one of
them is to get the world population under 500 million. And that was population control.
Population reduction has been the stated goal of other globalists like Bill Gates and David
Rockefeller in the past as well, who have expressed their desire to lower the human population. And
the reason for that is so they can use more of their own resources for themselves and to have
an easier population to control. Because the more the population grows, the more difficult it is
for the elite to establish their New World Order. So my theory is that they will, the reason why
they're doing this is because they want to introduce something that will be labeled as
a vaccine but isn't actually a vaccine. A vaccine is when you inject part of a disease into your
body and your body develops a natural immunity to it. So what I think that they're trying to do is
to, in the mass chaos, the mass panic that's being created, their plan is to develop some kind of
cure or medicine which is actually deadly. And people rushing towards that will basically kill
themselves, unknowing of the damage that it will do to them, thinking that this will prevent them
from getting coronavirus or heal them of the coronavirus, things like that, and thus they
will reduce the population. Now I don't know if that's actually what's going to happen. Obviously
that's just speculation, that's just a theory. I don't know. I don't think it's the end of the
world. It could be. We never know when that's going to happen exactly, but it's not like the
Spanish flu or the Black Death. If the Spanish flu happened again, that would be something to worry
about. That killed 100 million people in two years. The Black Death killed 25 to 50 million
people in just a couple years back in the 1300s. This, in what, two months, has only killed 7,000
people. So if you do the math, if it stays constant, then it would only be 7,000 over two
months, so 7,000 times six. That would be 42,000. That's still about the same average as the flu
every year. It's not a mass pandemic that's just going to destroy the world. Really what
it's doing is destroying our economy because people are not going to work, businesses are
closing down temporarily, the stock market is plummeting. It's just insane. So I felt like I
needed to make this video because everybody's talking about it. It's just kind of the thing
that's going on right now. That's my opinion. That's my two cents about this. I don't have
anything else to say really. I don't want to talk about this ever again. It's not really that big
of a deal unless something else important happens. I won't really discuss this on my channel again.
I'm just going to go back to my usual videos. So thank you everybody for watching. I hope you stay
safe and I hope you don't lose your mind over this thing because it's not something to lose your mind
over. I'm not afraid of going out in public. I think our governor Doug Ducey said something
like he discourages public gatherings above 10 people. That's not going to stop me from going
to church. That's not going to stop me from hanging out with my friends or going to the
store where there's more than 10 people there. I don't care at all. And another thing before I
close this video is this is allergy season. I always get allergies during the month of March.
It's just something that happens every year and it's happened every year for the last few years.
And so my allergies are something that people will be scared about. If I start sniffing, if I
start having some kind of sore throat as a result of something in my sinuses, then people will lose
their mind over that. It doesn't necessarily mean I have coronavirus. It's just allergies and those
aren't contagious. So there's a lot of people who could be, they go out in the public, they see
somebody cough or sneeze or whatever and then they get afraid. I think it would be kind of funny to
just go into a Walmart and just start coughing and see how people react because people are losing
their mind over it. As if they think that everybody has the coronavirus and that anybody that can
interact with can have it. So that's just silly. So I have three people. No, no, you're wrong.
If I was written in an age where all sexual energy is okay towards filling women with many babies as
early as often as possible. Don't know what that means or why it has anything to do with this video
at all. So thank you everybody for watching. That's it for this coronavirus
thing. Thank you everybody for watching. God bless you and goodbye.