09-14-2018, 12:55 PM
3000 being killed is bs.
First reported a half dozen or so, then 64 confirmed dead, then 1,427 confirmed dead by the Puerto Rican government....
now it's 3,000..."confirmed" dead, without evidence, using computer models, by some researchers at George Washington University of whom none had gone to Puerto Rico to take a body count.
C'mon people.
They used a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if the storm had not hit.
First reported a half dozen or so, then 64 confirmed dead, then 1,427 confirmed dead by the Puerto Rican government....
now it's 3,000..."confirmed" dead, without evidence, using computer models, by some researchers at George Washington University of whom none had gone to Puerto Rico to take a body count.
C'mon people.
They used a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if the storm had not hit.
