In accounting there is a term, abnormal events, These events are removed from the list before calculations are made to provide a clearer picture
Something else that clouds the accounting process is when there are a number of wrong/incorrect and fictitious figures so you have to "guess" which ones they are and remove them as well
The problem now is the final list is so much reduced that it is doubtful that you get the "true" figures in your calculation
This is the same as the Covid 19 scene
Is there enough true information to get a clear picture of the true events
In dealing with clients over 60 years in business I have found that there is always a kernel of truth in even the wildest theories, so their stories can't be discarded.
With covid it is said that there can't be a world wide secret scheme from some distant manipulator, but if there are enough isolated stories of wrong doing they must be taken into account because this is the case of a conspiracy with a large body of evidence against it
A conspiracy is not some wild dream it is simply a case of two or more parties in a agreement on something, but one party is denied information the others have which affect the outcome of the agreement
The authorities have hidden, kept secret, used threats and censorship to keep information secret from the general public, and we have to stitch together the bits of information to complete the picture
Therefore the story is incomplete, if it could be proved true the jails would not be big enough to hold all the wrong doers
Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.
This post is just an opinion from incomplete details
