What’s interesting is the Swedish epidemiologist Anders Tegnell wants to use the same strategy he used all year, the prime minster of Sweden however is now telling people not to form in groups of 8 or more, he is doing this as ICU levels are stable, he is however taking advice from Fredrik Elgh, Professor of Virology at Umeå University, he is claiming Sweden is two weeks away from surpassing the first wave’s peak hospitalizations, this lunatic is obviously on the big pharma WHO authoritarian wagon, has he not noticed how it went the previous spring, moderate excess and that’s it, he sees fame for himself with global media who are crying out for Swedish dissenters. He is looking to cash in as many academic mouthpieces have throughout covid.
I’m sure the Swedish prime minster is a delusional globalist just like most western nations and is feeling pressure from the UN and other nations for undermining the COVID narrative and now has to offer token. The Swedish ambassadors all over the world must have been receiving many calls when nations worldwide realized they were succeeding with their COVID strategy.
This is an interesting development.
In Germany the ICU situation/story is unbelievable, as well. They have been talking about an incoming collapse of the ICU system, and chief virologist Christian Drosten even warned of a triage. However, the statistic showing all the available and occupied ICU beds in the country (updated daily) actually shows that the total number of people in intensive care beds has not changed since summer. The only thing that's happening is a rather mysterious decline of available beds. Nobody can actually explain why the number is declining despite the total number of patients staying the same.
This is the only number talked about in public discourse. 'We have to pass more restrictions because the number of ICU beds is dangerously low. A collapse is imminent.' This weird situation has caught some attention on twitter today, and funny coincidence- they stopped updating the numbers on monday. I wouldn't be surprised, if the number of occupied ICU beds will suddenly be a few thousand greater by the end of the week.