runner,

If you really believe that His truth is timeless
then you should obey His teachings and truth.
"Judge not..."

"Judge not..."

Let's leave Brian out of this...

http://youtu.be/Yu_PWm2zgbg?t=16

mhaze,

Welcome back!(smile)

That's more like it!

mhaze, you want evidence of the unfolding catastrophe in both Florida and Texas. Both active cases and serious hospitalisation are growing exponentially in both states, with their respective death tolls rising rapidly. You can go online and find all the stats to verify what I say, but I don't expect you to agree. Both states are controlled by Donald clones, so monkey see, monkey do, that's what these guys are, Trumps moneys.

Paul,

I've been trying to keep track of the number of US states where the daily number of cases was rising, steady or falling, since mid-May.

Back on May 18, there were eight states where the daily number of cases was rising, but nineteen where it was falling. By early June (6.6), the numbers were 21 rising and 14 falling.

Yesterday, the numbers were twenty nine rising, twelve steady and only twelve falling.

The US is in a lot of trouble. If only they had locked down very strictly all over the country, and relaxed only in areas with two- or three-weeks of no new cases, to create and expand bubbles of relaxation, which could have gradually and carefully joined up to regenerate economic activity ASAP.

Well, that hasn't happened yet. So they're set for another wave of infections, before they get it into their thick heads that they will have to lock-down properly. Maybe this time next year, after they have lost more than a million people. Or three hundred 9/11s.

Remember 9/11 ?

Joe

Struth loudmouth,

Yes the US is finding a lot more cases. Why?
Because they are doing a lot more testing. They tested 640465 yesterday - just on that one day. That's up more than double from the same time last month and up 24% on the previous day.

So more testing = more cases found. Why is that so hard to work out?

The real indicator to watch is deaths per day and that's been trending for the last two months. Which is of course not what you want to hear, therefore you ignore it.

IF you read (or understood) the article I posted earlier, you see that the CDC is acknowledging that the number of cases out there is vastly greater than those currently found. As more testing is done, those cases will be found. But they don't translate to deaths.

Paul wrote:"Both active cases and serious hospitalisation are growing exponentially in both states, with their respective death tolls rising rapidly."

So when you said they were a catastrophe, you forgot to use the future tense?? Or are you just trying to find a way to hide a monumental error.

But basically what you say is false. Like the rest of the US they are doing more testing, therefore more case. But deaths continue to trend down