MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 6:24pm:


It clearly explains why they did well, it shows their natural advantages it shows the cultural and social advantage and it shows the advantage with general pandemic action built on necessary experience.

This clearly demonstrates that the claims you made about South Africa were incorrect and not relevant to this discussion.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 6:55pm:


Where are Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Somalia, Equador and Brazil.?

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Yes but your friend changed the claim to Africa ? The article is saying that South Africa has a climate resistant to covid, You may note that being like Australia is not a bad thing - We did very well against covid - better than South Africa - a lot better.

Still nothing that helps your claim.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 7:39pm:


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The Australian death rate is 20% of South Africa's.

South Africa did well - we did better.

South Africa have a solid health system we have better, they rank mid field. They do have universal health coverage.

As pointed out they have a significant natural advantage on the more serious communicable diseases which gave them a huge jump start with covid. They already had the infrastructure in place and a population that knew what to do and were willing to do it.

Dnarever wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 7:46pm:

No. That is official disinformation.

There is no conclusive evidence as to why South Africa and other African countries are doing well because government-run studies into the phenomenon have not been conducted, particularly where there's a risk that studies may indicate that vaccines have had a direct or contributory role in causing excess deaths.

There is certainly pressure on governments, healthcare providers, big pharma and big media to hold fast to the orthodoxy that whatever is causing excess deaths, it's not the vaccines.

It's reminiscent of China's so-called bat lady, Dr Shi Zhengli, who was a director of the Wuhan lab studies into gain-of-function research, insisting that wherever covid-19 came from, it did not come from the WIV.

Then she disappeared and has not been seen or heard of publicly for over 2 years.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 8:06pm:


Africa were dealing with an ebola outbreak when covid hit. They had infrastructure for testing communicable disease already in place and a decades long history of dealing with communicable diseases they had people trained to test and a community ready and willing to act responsibly. They had a jump start on the rest of the world.

Dnarever wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 8:14pm:

Where did the DRC, Gabon, the Congo, Sudan and Uganda receive help with the ebola outbreak from (given there was no pandemic in 2014)?

Dnarever wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 8:07pm:

If that was the honest consensus among Governments, health services, big pharma and big media, there'd have been studies initiated months ago. Instead, they're pulling any data from publications that might indicate something.

What could that something be?

This refusal by the big four to go there may indicate that they collectively suspect that they will find a link between mandated vaccines and excess deaths.

It would explain why they're not proposing thorough studies on the excess deaths phenomenon.

And another thing: if a link was established between vaccines and excess deaths, it would be the biggest health-services catastrophe since Thalidomide - that's a roll of the dice I'd bet the big four are not willing to make.

Dnarever wrote on Feb 14^th, 2023 at 9:04pm:

The world united to provide African nations with all the infrastructure and pharmaceuticals needed to manage ebola in 2014 and beyond.

The covid pandemic resulted in every country for itself first.