Perusing Worldometers as I am wont to do from time to time, I decided to look at the current numbers in NYS.
NYS has blown by it's peak rates from both March-May 2020 as well as meeting it's Nov-Jan peak.
The most cases can be seen in NYC.
Note that NYC has it's mask mandate and it's "vaccine passport" system as well as many companies (including hospitals) requiring "vaccines" for employment.
Any sane place would see that these measures meant nothing in regards to cases and immediately cease and desist but we are not in sane times.
The good news is that while case rates are high, the death rates have not followed and remain quite low. Last January's peak was far lower than the March 2020 Cuomo fiasco and I expect this one to be equal to or lesser than the one seen in Jan 2020. Why? Partially due to better care. I would think a lot of people have gotten the message that early treatment is important. Better serious care (keeping people off vents), The reaping effect of the last two waves and the therapeutic effects of the current "vaccines' on people who would otherwise have tipped over. Those already predisposed to no or mild symptoms, which is most of the cases would not by dying regardless of "shot" status.
