Sure it has nice weather year-round, Palm trees, and wonderful beaches, but people are not flooding Florida because of that. They are fleeing the woke and oppressive ideology of states controlled by left-wing politicians, which has resulted in a dramatic loss of freedom and destruction of their economies.
If you want another example of how much the COVID lockdowns failed, you only have to compare Vermont with what is happening in Florid
Disney Dream Cruise Lines was gearing up for a return to cruising, but the plans were postponed when COVID tests returned questionable results.
Florida’s Republican Governor, Ron DeSantis, just passed legislation ending all local emergency COVID-19 orders effective July 1, 2021. This will override any local government lockdown restrictions demanding vaccine passports for entering a business, school or government agency.
The mainstream media has been bashing both Florida and Texas because of their decision to loosen the lockdown restrictions. And, New York, which is still in full-blown lockdown, remains the media darling. So we would just presume, that compared to New York, the COVID cases in Florida and Texas must be skyrocketing.
In July 2020, Florida’s Republican Governor, Ron DeSantis, decided to take a different approach to the lockdowns than many of the other US states such as California. DeSantis decided to treat his citizens as adults and told them to ‘act responsibly’ and kept schools, beaches and businesses open.
According to a report given to Florida’s House of Representatives by Dr. Andrew Bostom up to 45% of Florida’s COVID deaths may be mis-classified. In other words, the COVID death count in that state may be exaggerated. It is part of the ongoing controversy that many people who died of COVID had serious underlying health issues and the question becomes did they die of COVID or with COVID. WND explains: Up to 45% of the deaths attributed to COVID-19 in Florida may have been wrongly classified, according to a researcher who has analyzed a report by the state House of Representatives. […] “This aggregate mortality total indicates, plausibly, that up to 45% (6,227/13,920) of Florida’s death certificate recorded ‘Covid-19 deaths’ may not merit that classification,” Bostom wrote. A cover memo introducing the Florida House report written by Speaker José R. Oliva warned that “national guidelines drive the [COVID-19 death] count up.” “CDC has determined that the death count should include persons with COVID even if COVID is not an underlying cause of death,” he wrote. In other …
There is a verse in Isaiah that states when the enemy comes in like a flood that the Lord will raise up a standard against this onslaught: When the enemy comes in like a flood,The Spirit of the Lord will lift up a standard against him. (Isaiah 59:19 NKJ) However, blogger Kim Balogh believes that the comma has been put in the wrong place. She feels the verse should actually read this way: When the enemy comes in,like a flood the Spirit of the Lord will lift up a standard against him. With this adjustment, the verse says that the Spirit of God will raise a rushing flood (lit. rushing river) against an invading adversary. She adds that the Hebrew word nûs (translated” lift up a standard” in the New King James) is better translated as fleeing or escaping. Using these two adjustments, Balogh believes that the verse should read “When the enemy shall come in, like a river the Spirit of God will make him flee.” And with the US being pummelled on every …
This is a bizarre story. Florida recently reported two people in their 20s had died of COVID-19. Deaths from the coronavirus in this age group are very rare, so a WOFL-TV reporter phoned up a local health official to find out if these two had underlying health conditions that contributed to their deaths. One apparently had an underlying health condition. But I will let The Blaze explain what the health official said about the second individual. It was unbelievable: The station was looking into records that showed two individuals in their 20s as coronavirus fatalities and asked Orange County Health Officer Dr. Raul Pino if either person had any underlying conditions. Pino’s on-camera reply to WOFL? “The first one didn’t have any. He died in a motorcycle accident,” he said. Yes, you read that right. The person who didn’t have an underlying health condition died in a motorcycle accident, but COVID was still listed as the cause of death. READ: Florida man in his 20s listed among COVID-19 fatalities — but health officer says he …
A report by WOFL-TV states that the Florida Health Department may be massively overstating the number of coronavirus cases in that state. If true, this is a fly in the ointment of the mainstream media that has been trumpeting these numbers as the reason to keep the U.S. locked down.
In an interview with MSNBC’s Morning Joe at the end of March, Mike Barnicle suggested Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) made a huge mistake not following the advice of the experts and immediately issuing stay-at-home orders. Barnicle cited five states that did listen: Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Illinois and California: DeSantis eventually issued a lockdown order for Florida. However, it was nowhere near as stringent as the other states, because DeSantis believes in protecting people’s liberties. When it came to the lockdown, the Florida governor was one of the last to implement it, and one of the first to end it. So at the end of May, blogger Stacy McCain calculated the death rates per capita to see how badly Florida did, compared to those other expert-listening states. Here are McCain’s calculation of death rates per million for all those states in question: New York ………………………. 1,519Massachusetts ………………… 950Michigan ………………………… 534Illinois ……………………………. 400Florida …………………………… 108California ……………………….. 100 McCain writes: So, Florida’s death rate has been 93% lower than New York, 89% lower than Massachusetts, 80% …
Though Florida and the state of New York have relatively the same population, According to Dr. Marc Siegel there have been 5,000 deaths in New York nursing homes from the Coronavirus since March 1, 2020, compared to only 1,699 deaths from the virus in Florida nursing homes. Why?
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