Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist

I am now quite suspicious the Chinese government's numbers do not add up

First of all, yesterday I found info that suggests a LOT more people are dying than stated. It came from a crematorium worker who claimed that over a 24 hour period they were burning about 100 bodies and that worker had never seen anything like it. That worker said there were 2 other crematoriums he knew of going at the same speed. 10 days = 3,000 dead. And there are likely more crematoriums than that going.

When you add that testimony to the fact that the Chinese government has stated all are to be cremated, that fits. The three crematoriums stated could not possibly burn one body more, they are maxed out...

FACT: The stats are not working in favor of the Chinese government. Here's a little bedrock:

Statistically speaking, a city with a population of 10 million will have 381 deaths per day on average, if the median age of death is 72. So that has to be factored into this. Certainly, having 50 more people die per day as the government claims would not overwhelm the morgues and put the crematoriums in overdrive. A doubling probably would.

Common sense clearly dictates that having a 10 percent increase over the normal death rate would not cause morgues to fill, bodies to be on couches in hospitals, and crematoriums to be overloaded. The Chinese government is without question lying, I'll put my own estimate at 300 dead per day for the last two weeks on average, with fewer at the start and more than that now.

You simply can't have dead bodies across the aisle from patients if the official numbers are true, the static death rate would simply bury the government stats like nothing unusual happened at all.

The back log of bodies has been caused by the Chinese government insisting all Coronavirus bodies be burned, and there were not enough crematoriums to handle it. When their capacity is enormously higher than the government stats, what does that say?