Title: Corona Busted! It’s a hoax folks!
Plot: A Simple self-evident proof that this was all an elaborate lie!
Full Transcript
Hey, welcome back!
That's right ladies and gentlemen I am busting this Coronavirus hoax wide open! I'm not going to tell you why they did it, though I do have some guesses. Like trying to get Americans to give up their freedoms in the name of safety and security of course. Or perhaps selling tests and vaccines at extortionery prices and probably some advanced insider stock trading before the announcement. But if you were to ask me: "Hey Tom, what did you do today?" I would say, "I searched for every newspapers printed in New York (City) and I found 56 and then I counted all of the Coronavirus obituaries I could find, bearing in mind that most newspapers would only let me go back to the beginning of April. But since it would take a few weeks between contracting the virus and dying from it. I don't view that as a problem.
In a city with eight million four hundred thousand people, in a state with 19 million people... or stated another way: New York city comprises fifty percent of the population in the state of New York - suggesting that out of 17,000 deaths we should expect to hear that New York City owns at least 8,500 of them.
Ladies and gentlemen would you like to know how many obituaries I counted citing Coronavirus or COVID-19 in the entire city of New York? Any guesses? Do I hear 1,500? 1,000? 500? No! Ladies and gentlemen I counted a grand total of 90 obituaries in the entire city of New York. And I kid you not! This is some of the worst lying in the history of lying that I have ever witnessed! Someone should get an award for this!
And what's particularly sad is that out of the 90 obituaries, 5 of them struck me as incredibly suspicious.
Now yes you can find lists posted on the internet with lots of names and pictures. And I'm sure someone very honest went to great lengths to copy and paste those onto a super truthful webpage that we can all trust. But the proof is in the pudding! When someone dies an obituary is listed in the local newspaper for several reasons. The obituaries section is the most popular section of every newspaper. It's the reason newspapers still sell. And this is also done because we can't be sure we know all the friends of the deceased. The one thing that makes newspapers relevant today is the obituaries section of the newspaper. And the one place we all go to find the location of the funeral and viewing is the newspaper.
Which is why when my mom mentioned she went to a funeral the other day, I got thinking that one sure way to know whether this pandemic is real is to just roll up my sleeves and look through newspapers. Because I don't trust lists that don't identify the location and date and time of the funerals. Because that stuff can be verified, we can check it, we can confirm, we can go and see if there's actually a funeral there or not.
In a state reporting 17,000 deaths, in a city where people are crammed together like sardines, a city that comprises 50% of the state's population. I find it impossible to believe that no one realized they should run fake obituaries for the fake deaths they're reporting.
I looked up all the obituaries myself, which as an exercise I encourage you to do also. Particularly since in one day, you can dismiss any fears you might have about a mass world-wide extinction event. And more to the point is the fact that these tests and vaccines that we're hearing about strike me as fear mongering profiteering against the backdrop of the fact, that the numbers being reported don't match the obituaries being advertised.
This is about money and freedom ladies and gentlemen. And I suggest you send your friends a link to this podcast. I'll make the suggestion that anyone in a position to independently verify my findings does so. But this is an easy and obvious way to confirm that what we've been told and what is true are two very different things.
A nurse friend told me that she heard doctors were told not to list the cause of death as COVID-19 or Coronavirus in their reports. And the assumption they are making is this is to avoid causing fear. But that doesn't make sense to me. If we didn't want to create fear, we wouldn't have called it a pandemic. And our news organizations wouldn't be talking about it non-stop. I think it's to ensure no one engages in the research that I just did and reveals that Corona Huge is actually Corona Tiny.
We should be angry about this! The financial harm and damage that has been done to the businesses in this country is unconscionable! Not to mention the fear and panic and stress that has been imposed upon the citizens!
I don't want the new normal! I reject the new normal! Let everything return back to the way that it was prior to the Coronavirus because it isn't real! And let the businesses that were harmed as a result of this horrible hoax be compensated and reinstated.
This is ridiculous! This is absolutely outrageous!
To think that for the past six weeks most people have been imprisoned in their own homes! Wearing ridiculous outfits. Washing their hands for no apparent reason because this isn't real.
And so I urge the president to re-evaluate his advisors on this matter because this sort of thing doesn't happen without planning, scheming and coordination. Please get to the bottom of it and I'll make the suggestion that whoever was behind this hoax should confess, apologize and their funds should be used to reverse the damage they've done.
And so call me Gallagher, because I'm mad as hell. Particularly about the outfits and all the hand washing.
Newspaper
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Notes
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Total
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COVID - 19
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The Village Voice
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Full Month of April
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110
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0
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Daily News Bronx
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Full Month of April
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40
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3
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New York Post
|
Full Month of April
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15
|
|
Newsday
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for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
173
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27
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South Jersey Times
|
for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
40
|
3
|
Staten Island Advance
|
for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
40
|
9
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The Daily Record
|
for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
57
|
3
|
The Jersey Journal
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for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
44
|
2
|
The Journal News
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for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
302
|
11
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The Star-Ledger
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for week of April 23 (older data wasn’t available)
|
248
|
15
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The Wave (Long Island)
|
Full Month of April
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5
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1
|
Bronx Daily
|
Full Month of April
|
157
|
1
|
The Villager
|
Full Month of April
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0
|
0
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The New York Herald
|
Full Month of April
|
0
|
0
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The New York Sun
|
Full Month of April
|
0
|
0
|
Ny Press
|
Full Month of April
|
0
|
0
|
New Yorker Staats-Zeitung
|
Full Month of April
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0
|
0
|
Metro New York
|
Full Month of April
|
0
|
0
|
AM New York Metro
|
Full Month of April
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0
|
0
|
Gay City News
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No Obituaries
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Irish Echo
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No Obituaries
|
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The Catholic Worker Movement
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No Obituaries
|
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New York Guardian
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No Obituaries
|
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The Independent
|
No Obituaries
|
||
Vaba Eesti Sona
|
No Obituaries
|
||
Lewiston-Porter Sentinel
|
No Obituaries
|
||
Wantagh Herald Citizen
|
No Obituaries
|
||
Hamburg Sun
|
No Obituaries
|
||
Bronx Times
|
No Obituaries
|
||
The New York Observer
|
No Obituaries
|
||
The New York Law Journal
|
No Obituaries
|
||
oyster bay Guardian
|
No Obituaries
|
||
The Mercury Manhattan
|
Turned out to be a Kansas newspaper with 50 Obits going back to April 9
|
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Manhattan Times
|
Only had one article that even had the word obituary in it.
|
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Haiti Progress
|
Foreign language
|
||
Urdu Times
|
(Indian Language)
|
||
Filipino Reporter
|
(Filipino Language)
|
||
Akhon Samoy
|
(Bengali Language)
|
||
Der Blatt
|
(Yiddish)
|
||
AI-Hoda
|
(Arabic)
|
||
The New York World Journal Tribune
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Out of Print
published from September 1966 until May 1967
|
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Shukan NY Seikatsu
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(Japanese Language)
|
||
Street News is out of print
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Out of Print
|
||
Bronx-Press Review
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Out of Print
|
||
Riverdale Review
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Evening Mail
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Enquirer
|
Out of Print
-> Morning Courier -> National Enquirer (NY edition
|
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New York Globe
|
Out of Print
|
||
The City Sun out of print in 1996
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Out of Print
|
||
Fray Arbeter Shtime
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Press
|
Out of Print
|
||
Der Groyser Kundes
|
Out of Print
|
||
The New York Sporting Whip
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Sports Express
|
Out of Print
|
||
Brooklyn Times
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Graphic
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Blade
|
Out of Print
|
||
National Guardian out of print in 1992
|
Out of Print
|
||
Staten Island Register
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Weekly
|
Out of Print
|
||
Spirit of the Times
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Ace
|
Out of Print
|
||
The Bronx Home News
|
Out of Print
|
||
Wave of Long Island
|
Out of Print
|
||
Avatar
|
Out of Print
|
||
Bay Currents
|
Out of Print
|
||
New York Gazette
|
Out of Print
|
||
America Magyar Szo
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Out of Print
|
||
Tiesa - out of print
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Out of Print
|
||
The Epoch Times
|
requires a paid subscription
|
||
Super Express USA
|
tabloid
|
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Queens Chronicle
|
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Queens Tribune
|
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Bronx Press-Review
|
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Totals
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1216
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90
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