Oregon’s Youngest Coronavirus Victim Tested Negative for the Virus

There is more than enough evidence today for the American pulic to demand an audit on the legitimacy of the coronavirus numbers. There have been hundreds if not thousands of reports of fraudulent cases.

And for some strange reason the CDC demanded America’s doctors count even suspect cases in their coronavirus counts.

In Oregon this week the youngest coronavirus victim in the state tested NEGATIVE for the virus...

31 Jul: Gateway Pundit: Ontario, Canada Govt Medical Official Warns Against Mass Coronavirus Testing– ‘Will Not Actually Achieve Anything’, False Positives ‘Almost Half’ in Low COVID Areas (Video)
by Kristinn Taylor
As Ontario, Canada prepares to open schools for children in September, Ontario’s Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Barbara Yaffe warned against mass testing for the COVID-19 China coronavirus, saying it takes resources from other needed areas and does not “actually achieve anything.” Dr. Yaffe also said that in areas with low incidences of COVID infection, the rate for false positive test results is “almost half.”

Yaffe said testing should be reserved for suspected cases, people with symptoms and their contacts....
“You know, I think a lot of people think that testing is going to really solve the whole problem, and it isn’t. It’s one component of a response. If you test somebody today, uh, you only know if they’re infected today. And in fact if you’re testing in a population that doesn’t have very much COVID, you’ll get false positives almost half the time. That is the person actually doesn’t have COVID, they have something else, they may have nothing. Uh, so it will just complicate the picture.”...
Transcribed by TGP.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/ontario-canada-govt-medical-official-warns-mass-coronavirus-testing-will-not-actually-achieve-anything-false-positives-almost-half-low-covid-areas-video/

video of Yaffe on “false positives”, yet link to CTV goes to a link that doesn’t include her video!

Tweet: CTV News, Ontario, Canada
Ontario Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Barbara Yaffe says mandatory COVID-19 testing for teachers “will just complicate the picture.” Read more: CTV LINK
VIDEO 1m46s
31 Jul 2020
https://twitter.com/CTVNews/status/1288907122818854913

Oh, come on. Various journalists demand that every single student in every school across the continent receive a test on every school day at least once, perhaps twice or thrice, just to be sure. And maybe on other days too. Probably the whole family needs daily tests too. And if not enough testing capacity exists to analyze that many tests and deliver all those results within hours if not seconds, well, then that represents a gross failure of the President.

Realistically, I went to public schools for years and never even once received an influenza test. We never cancelled school for disease or anything else except snow and ice. The schools clearly lacked the infrastructure and personnel to implement or to enforce such a testing regimen. Occasionally, a teacher noticed a highly symptomatic student and sent such student to the nurse, who sometimes allowed the release of the student. She generally relied on a thermometer to diagnose fevers and never attempted to administer an influenza test.

The high school expected perfect attendance, and the nurse almost never granted permission for students to leave; she also commonly overruled doctors, who advised students to avoid school. Even if she had the capability to administer an influenza test and a student tested positive, then I seriously doubt that such student would win release from school. And the school operated just fine even with large numbers of obviously ill students.

We certainly didn’t take two weeks off school for a brief coughing episode or minor cold; if that rule existed, and students followed it, and teachers enforced it, then nobody would attend or pass. The high-school nurse came so hard against releasing students because too many attempted to fake illnesses or to use minor illnesses as an excuse to cut class. “I’m too sick to stay in school but not too sick to go to the beach,” many students chronically wanted to claim. Instead, they usually heard, “you’re overheated and dehydrated; just go back to class now, and drink some water when you get home.”

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