Media More Dangerous Than Beer Flu?

As of March 16, 2020, there have been 69 deaths from the beer flu (coronavirus).

Compare that with the over 22,000 deaths from the “seasonal” flu.

Haven’t you started to wonder why the media hypes pandemics in the same years as an election?

The beer flu is the seventh disease the media says will kill me…I’m still here.

If you are really worried about the beer flu and believe the media hype, here’s a suggestion on twitter on how to get an immediate test that might be too extreme:

People aren’t shaking hands because they believe the media.

I’m not shaking hands because of the shortage of toilet paper.

The ubiquitous “free flu shots” signs are all over the place yet CDC has confirmed 22,000 recent deaths.

News releases from China claim the Wuhan region is almost back to normal. I place as much credibility in their reporting as I do our lame stream media…and that is sad.

Meanwhile, Amazon and Microsoft are fighting over a $10 billion contract from the Department of Defense (DoD) that would turn over our top secret military plans to the data processing facilities these two companies run to create “the cloud”. The DoD negotiated the contract and then hired two lobbyists to run it…look it up…the media won’t.

Here’s another chart for the anti-vaxxers explaining how various disease spreads…

Given the way President Trump plays 3D chess while the DNC is reading the instructions for checkers…something else is going on behind the scenes.

I’m guessing it has something to do with the real virus threatening America…

A final reminder: Laughter and common sense will always be an effective bleach for any cesspool the dregs of society may try to create.

fns

3.16.2020

Author: frank

Frank is a pioneer in the use of integrated marketing communications techniques and is the author of a textbook and numerous published articles on the subject. His memberships in The Public Relations Society of America, American Association of Advertising Agencies, International Association of Business Communicators and Investor Relations Society of America span five decades. He has been certified by the Small Business Administration as a SCORE counselor. He taught marketing classes in four school district adult education programs. He was President and CEO of a Midwest advertising agency for ten years, and held key marketing positions with 3M, FUJI and others. He has provided marketing consulting services to numerous high technology startup firms, such as Templex Technology, Best Power Technology, Exide Electronics and CSI of Knoxville. All of these startups eventually went public or were acquired resulting in substantial financial return to the company founders. Frank's B.A. degree in Mass Communications is from The Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska. “After surviving two tours of combat in Vietnam, there is nothing in the business world that scares me…unless they start shooting.”