New York ICU Admissions Turn NEGATIVE For First Time

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Apr. 10, 2020

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Stick a fork in the coronavirus crisis.

NEWS: New York reports a negative number for COVID-19 ICU admissions overnight, the first time since the pandemic started. pic.twitter.com/2tNIjDKCaG
— Zachary Stieber (@ZackStieber) April 10, 2020

"New York is flattening the curve," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says. "None of these projections were in any way comforting to us. The actual curve is much, much lower than any of them projected." pic.twitter.com/kKW0GLWKZj
— Zachary Stieber (@ZackStieber) April 10, 2020

The question now is how long we will have to wait for the politicians to admit they were wrong and lift their lockdowns. I'm guessing they'll never admit the former but will slowly act to lift the latter after insurmountable human suffering.

Cuomo is still making comparisons to the 1918 Spanish Flu and warning it may come in "three waves."

.@NYGovCuomo: "Remember, the 1918 Spanish flu came in three waves. We're on the first wave. Everybody is assuming, well, once we get through this, we're done. I wouldn't be so quick to assume that. This virus has been ahead of us from day one."
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 9, 2020

It's outrageous that 16 million Americans (or more) are now unemployed as a result of politicians broad-brush shutdown orders and yet the market is going up due to Federal Reserve bailouts.

Cancel the Wall Street bailouts, give us our money back and apologize to Ron Paul!

The U.S. shouldn’t bail out billionaires and hedge funds during the coronavirus pandemic, Social Capital CEO Chamath Palihapitiya says. “Who cares? Let them get wiped out.” https://t.co/dIbizumtqG pic.twitter.com/u8BSVvr0B1
— CNBC (@CNBC) April 9, 2020

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