It looks like BCG vaccine (old anti-tuberculosis vaccine that is universally done in the third world) reduces corona mortality up to 30x. This picture shows BCG around the world. Orange countries don't do BCG. Blue did sometimes in the past. Yellow do right now. The source is Russian, but you can still see the pictures and use google translate: echo.msk.ru/blog/aillar/2615505-echo/ For example, Eastern Germany has 3 times less deaths per million than the Western one - they did BCG. Some neighboring counties that have huge difference in mortality also have different BCG policy (like Ecuador and Peru).
It explains why Europe and US did worse than literally every shithole country on the map. You can blame China for statistics fraud, but you can't blame everyone except NATO, basically. Iran is the only poor country that has some scary numbers, and they still do several times better than Italy, despite presumably completely ignoring the virus.
and how do you explain 12x difference between Spain and Portugal? Except from the article: - the difference in morbidity, mortality, and mortality between some Romance countries, especially between Spain and Portugal (the question asked on these pages on March 19 ) - countries that are similar in many social, economic, political, institutional characteristics, but differ in that Portugal stopped the program of mandatory vaccination of the population in 2017 (while Spain - in 1981); as you can see, this 36-year gap led to a 12-fold difference in mortality from coronavirus infection
I'm sure Spaniard aren't slavic, as well as Peruvians
Angel Gutierrez
can confirm, had BCG done as a kid back when soviet union was still a thing. no corona deaths here so far.
Sweden (did, but stopped) Confirmed: 3,700 Deaths: 110
5x difference per confirmed.
Gabriel Fisher
>Haplogroup is race Kys brainlet.
Jeremiah Green
coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html BTW, I'm now looking at various countries, compare them to BCG map, and it looks like these who did BCG (see OP picture) are doing quite better.
Isaiah Bell
>had BCG done as a kid back when soviet union is BCG pic related? in '70 I got vacine and have scar like this, its mak that youre bin vacinned, I have 3 like this
There are rumors that the bigger the scar - the better the immunity after vaccine (body response was stronger). It's not official info, though. And I have 2 such scars. I don't know where the second came from. Probably BCG is done several times(?). I've never seen in Russia anyone having 3 scars. Everyone has 2.
Jonathan Nguyen
>Haplogroup is race halogroup is your origin from male site, so it is not race but your ancestors sign, now read about scythians, sarmatians, corded ware culture (battle axe culture), and read their halogroups. I will not say you brainlet, you just lack education, thats reparable, learn user.
>and how do you explain 12x difference between Spain and Portugal
are there genetically different? Visigots where in Portugal, Antes where in Spain?
Leo Cruz
>I've never seen in Russia anyone having 3 scars. Everyone has 2. well we were Yugoslavia not part of eastern block, I have 2 on one hand and 1 on other, don't know why
>are there genetically different? yes, and miraculously all the countries that did BCG are genetically superior. - this guy is Georgian. Are Georgians also genetically lucky to be protected from corona?
Daniel Hill
Even those who didn't do vaccine are lucky if they live in the countries that did - their healthcare won't be overloaded
Cooper Lopez
The problem with this hypothesis is that italians had mandatory vaccinations until 1970, which most Italians that died did get the BCG vaccine.
It is much more likely than in Italy it has something to do with the family structure and the fact that they have one of the/ the oldest population in the world. People in shithole nations don't get old so they are much less at risk since immune function declines with age.
>genetically lucky to be protected from corona look at death rates among slavic people, slovakia for start about 350 infected 0 deaths, poland very low deaths, east germany low deaths, so west slavs are master race?
David Hernandez
>italians had mandatory vaccinations until 1970 Not 'until': >Italy - selective vaccination from 1970 to 2001 it's 'since' And it was selective anyway. also, only 0.7% dies in 40-49y group: statista.com/statistics/1106372/coronavirus-death-rate-by-age-group-italy/ Wast majority of the cases are 50+ (before 1970)
Kayden Morgan
>halogroup is your origin from male site You only need ONE male ancestor of Haplogroup X to be Haplogroup X. that does not mean you are of the same race you fucking retard. My paternal male bloodline came from the Normans, that does not mean i am not 99,9999% Dutch.
Connor Collins
Wow, really interesting post. Good job leaf, have a bump.
Austin Green
Georgia Confirmed: 91 Deaths: 0
also a master race?
Kazakhstan Confirmed: 284 Deaths: 1
These too?
Turkey Confirmed: 9,217 Deaths: 131
and these guys?
Now compare it with first world country with the medical service way better than any of listed:
Italy Confirmed: 97,689 Deaths: 10,779
Isaac Williams
>99,9999% Dutch so youre 100% Surinamese
Nicholas Fisher
Now, how much will it cost?
> Between 2011 and 2014 the wholesale price was US$0.16 to US$1.11 a dose in the developing world.[6][7] In the United States it costs US$100 to US$200.[8] As of 2004 the vaccine is given to about 100 million children per year globally.[9] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCG_vaccine
200$ for our southern friends, 0.16 for the rest of the world.
Would children of people who recieved the vacinations have any benefits?
Angel Brooks
>'70 Cringe
Nathaniel Roberts
No, only Italy started it in 1970. Other counties did it since 1921 (or maybe some later)
The guy who posted it is a conspiracy theorist. He's probably implying that the virus has been designed to hurt NATO countries. So, it's more like anti-russian propaganda. Also, this guy lives and works in US, and this whole site (echo.msk.ru) - are the biggest US bootlickers in the world.
Jackson Hill
Then why is iran getting gassed?
Eli Harris
Who knows it is only a hypothesis, it is not even proven to be true, yet.
Dominic Watson
lol, my thought exactly. we are all bcgbros now, I guess.
Cameron Butler
do not look the same, and place where test is made is not same on hand
I have 3 scars, 2 on one hand like and 1 on another
Joshua Campbell
again, compare it with Italy:
Italy Confirmed: 97,689 Deaths: 10,779
Iran Confirmed: 38,309 Deaths: 2,640
2.5x better. And it's the worst example from BCG part of the world. I'm not even going to speculate whether they lowered the cases and how good their testing system is. It is still very significantly better with the official numbers.
Joseph Phillips
yes, but the correlation is promising.
Michael Watson
France; Which year was vaccination introduced? 1950 Year BCG stopped? 2007
UK
Which year was vaccination introduced? 1953 Year BCG stopped? 2005 Timing of 1st BCG? After infancy: 12 or 13 yrs old
That's why young white women don't die. too much BBC.
Aiden Hall
OK. I'll tried to find statistics to explain it, and just fuck it. We'll now if it's all true in the next week or so. Maybe it isn't true after all, or maybe France and UK bcg policy wasn't so strict as in USSR, or some other factors. They are in the grey area anyway(Half of Italian death rate) Also, nhs says that the vaccine was 'offered': nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/bcg-tb-vaccine-questions-answers/
Luis Fisher
I feel like the frog from this picture now.
Jackson Diaz
This whole thread needs to do a stat course, correlation != causality Im sure theres lots of similiarities between countries hardest hit and countries that are least hit (which is just currently the numbers can and almost will definitely change in time).
Juan Diaz
For how long? You mean it just banned?
Zachary Green
>No, only Italy started it in 1970. Other counties did it since 1921 (or maybe some later)
Poland Which year was vaccination introduced? 1955 iming of 1st BCG? At birth
Ukraine Which year was vaccination introduced? > 40 years ago Timing of 1st BCG? After birth (up to 1 year of age) - Between 3-5 days of birth
Hungary Which year was vaccination introduced? 1953 Timing of 1st BCG? At birth
Latvia (on par with the UK+ older non systematic vaccination) Which year was vaccination introduced? 1940s (Non-systematic vaccination began in the 1920s); According to 2011 data, 1962 Timing of 1st BCG? At birth (up to 1 year of age) - Between 2-5 days
Iran Which year was vaccination introduced? 1984 Timing of 1st BCG? At birth (up to 1 year of age)
Tyler Scott
I never got a scar after the BCG vaccines.
Joseph Brooks
well, the correlation must have some explanation. How do you explain Eastern Germany having less death? Stasi is still falsifying statistics? Anyway, you're right of course, it is still a guess at this time. But it still can be true either. >Iran >Which year was vaccination introduced? 1984 wow. Iran discrepancy has been explained.
Ethan Rogers
>Maybe it isn't true after all, I am not saying it it won't work it might, i just don't think it is the perfect explanation for the numbers we see but it might contribute somewhat. But first and for most it is probebly the way nations responded to this outbreak (Japan also has a very old population). The multi generational homes, outdoors vs Indoors cultures. Maybe Vitamin D levels.
Japanese special BCG vaccines and special corona medicine AVIGAN have been banned for export because their stocks are limited to the Japanese.
David Lee
>outdoors vs Indoors cultures. I mean communal vs more private. Mediterraneans live much more in their cities we live much more at home in Northern Europe.
I don't think that Vitamin D is a good explainaition Either. I bet Italy would have done way better than, for example, Baltic states. Japan has quite low death rate (1/4 of Italy), btw, and they have BCG.
Benjamin Lee
Or the Japanese were more prepared for outbreaks since they had some in the recent past in their region. Or they eat more fatty fish which contains more vitamin D. Or Japanese are less intimate with their acquaintances.
Which year was vaccination introduced? 1942-1951 Timing of 1st BCG? After birth, within 1 y
Asher Martin
OK, then it's confirms this guess. BTW, what is so special about your BCG? Do you have bcg scars on upper arm?
Anthony Thomas
Japan has been lying about their numbers. Once the Olympics were postponed their numbers have started rising.
Nathan Perez
>I bet Italy would have done way better than, for example People don't make vitamin D in Europe during the winter regardless of where you are in Europe because the sun never gets to an angle of 50 degrees. The main vit D source is fatty fish during the winter.
>Japan has quite low death rate (1/4 of Italy), btw, and they have BCG. Yes
Bentley Gutierrez
I lived in Eindhoven for a year, BTW. I do agree that your culture looks quite private to me.
