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Go to your local hospital and see for yourself. Check local papers for local news- papers that aren't affiliated with MSM. Ask friends who work in hospitals.
For example, my niece works as a hospital nurse in northern California. Her ward is being turned into a COVID ward.
You don't have to be completely dependent on any media.
Chair, are you aware of how full hospitals are currently? What their capacity is? What their ICU capacity is? Are they anywhere near full?
Do you think they are?
Because, currently, they're nowhere near capacity, and no one is calling for increased ICU capacity. Why?
Because no one wants to look like a fool when, yet again, such capacity isn't needed, just like it wasn't needed back in early 2020, when America mobilized a massive effort to prepare for a wave of sick people that never showed up. Entire field hospitals were set up, to not even be used.
So what are the numbers?
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You should take your own advice, Chair.
When California Governor Gavin Newsom set his 85% ICU capacity "trigger" to automatically start a new round of totalitarian lockdowns,
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Both of my parents are medical professionals (Dad is OB/GYN, Mom is an RN). Except for early last year, when they were working extremely hard due to the perceived threat, things have been fairly normal for them, and I haven't heard them say anything about any lack of space for people. (Granted, my town isn't a very big one, but still around 20k people.)
There's no influx of people who are sick because of Covid. No one is calling for increased ICU capacity because it won't be needed, and hospitals are not going to come anywhere near full, let alone overflowing, due to the "second wave."
Again, take your own advice. Stop believing everything the MSM tells you.