When Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, there were many who actually realized the world would never be the same again. He had shown his hand time and again prior to being elected. He was always regarded the most unprincipled and unethical individual by friend and foe alike. He chose his minions carefully, making certain they were as evil as he and as hungry for power. His megalomania led him to make the biggest mistake of his insane life. Taking on Russia while waging war in the west. Thus, the experts have agreed that WWII as a good war, if ever there was one, so that this insidious and malicious evil could be eliminated. It succeeded for awhile, but as is evidenced by today's events, that evil has emerged from its long hibernation creating chaos and challenging democracy at every level. Question is, can the Republic of the U.S.A. rise to the occasion?
My post: "I disagree that we're being mislead about coronavirus. The statistical data is growing everyday and the effort of distorting the evidence would just involve too many apolitical scientists." I'll amend this somewhat. It's often hard for me to give my complete opinion, sometimes because I don't know what it is until I express it. The raw scientific data on coronavirius can be considered relatively unaffected by political considerations. As I stated before, there are just too many people involved who would have to be part of a grand conspiracy to alter it. But, how the media spins that data is a different story. An important factor when relaying illness count, death count, etc. is the 'per capita' rate I notice we don't always get that. I was surprised to learn recently that the UK's death rate per capita was higher than the US's, That skews the allegations that Donald Trump is solely responsible for our high mortality. Far be it from me to defend the guy ( I don't like him ) but I resent being given a false picture..