First published Sept. 11, 2021 | Updated April 23, 2022
The advanced timeline has been underway since late one night in February 2021, though several earlier drafts were incorporated into the current publication. Photo by Eric Francis.
[…] Listen to the new Planet Waves FM on the top player. Co-produced by Melissa DeGesperis. Additional research by Cindy Tice Ragusa. Please note a correction: About 150,000 to 180,000 people die every day, so an estimated 650,000 each year from influenza is about four days of mortality, rather than 10 hours. However, a great many of them have serious medical issues that were the actual underlying causes of mortality — just like the newly branded “Covid.” | Read the chronology. […]
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[…] a month ago, Planet Waves FM published the first version of our Covid chronology. It is about 14,000 words covering from May 2019 to May 2020. It is not done, though we have great […]
[…] the top, you will see many articles and collections of articles by me. We have also published the best, most comprehensive chronology of the Covid situation. I focus on 2019 and the first four months of 2020 — it is […]
[…] gifts to Chiron Return to support the work of the program and all else we do — including the chronology project (new version and audio just updated), our document repository, and much else. A law firm for which […]
[…] See our Covid chronology here […]
[…] Listen to the new Planet Waves FM on the top player. Co-produced by Melissa DeGesperis. Additional research by Cindy Tice Ragusa. Please note a correction: About 150,000 to 180,000 people die every day, so an estimated 650,000 each year from influenza is about four days of mortality, rather than 10 hours. However, a great many of them have serious medical issues that were the actual underlying causes of mortality — just like the newly branded “Covid.” | Read the chronology. […]
[…] By Eric F.Coppolino | Listen on Planet Waves FM […]
[…] a month ago, Planet Waves FM published the first version of our Covid chronology. It is about 14,000 words covering from May 2019 to May 2020. It is not done, though we have great […]
[…] the top, you will see many articles and collections of articles by me. We have also published the best, most comprehensive chronology of the Covid situation. I focus on 2019 and the first four months of 2020 — it is […]
[…] gifts to Chiron Return to support the work of the program and all else we do — including the chronology project (new version and audio just updated), our document repository, and much else. A law firm for which […]
[…] Here is a link to the chronology project […]