Does a coronavirus “hit” like a Category 5 hurricane? Does democide?
After writing about Bergamo’s death curve being fraudulent, the event in a Lombardy province that helped launch a pandemic declaration is still on my mind.
Besides everything we said, I confess it is really, really hard for me hard for me to fathom the idea that “COVID” caused a greater loss of life in Bergamo than Hurricane Katrina did in New Orleans Parish.
I don’t yet have daily or weekly data for the 2005 timeframe but monthly totals obtained from CDC Wonder show the force and damage of the hurricane resulted in a 350% increase in August 2005 from the previous month. Most of those deaths were likely recorded as having occurred on one day or within one week.
Bergamo province, by comparison, says it saw a 580% increase in March 2020 over the previous month – and another doubling of the February total in April.
There were witnesses to the weather phenomenon of Katrina. There was also destruction of property commensurate with the toll.
Did anyone in Bergamo witness an event that could’ve generated 6,000 extra bodies in six weeks?
Expanding the comparison to the greater New Orleans area to make the population comparable to Bergamo doesn’t help.
As with New York City’s ~27,000 additional deaths, the sheer increase in number of decedents defies credulity. Where are the doctors, nurses, care home workers, or military personal in Bergamo who experienced that event?
Commenting on yesterday’s article, Robert Kogon correctly observed from contemporaneous stories and video that the Bergamo event was marked by much pomp and circumstance suggestive of bodies being moved, yet without any real proof.
We already know the Hurricane Katrina aftermath saw healthcare workers crossing ethical boundaries with deadly consequences. [1]
What happened in Bergamo hospitals — really?
The fastest way to kill someone in a medical setting via an injection. Could that, mechanical ventilation, other iatrogenic protocols, maltreatment in care homes, and government propaganda about staying home & keeping away from others, even generate 6,000+ extra bodies in six weeks — and do so without enduring or well-documented witness testimony?
I say NO. But if you say YES or MAYBE, I hope we can agree that formal inquiries into what occurred in Bergamo (and New York City) are long overdue.
Last edited 13 January 2026
Reference
[1] Engler, J., & Hockett, J. (2023, August 21). “Ethical boundaries in medical decision-making can be blurred by circumstances.” HART Group Substack. https://hartuk.substack.com/p/ethical-boundaries
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