Posted on 05/02/2020 7:08:08 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
These non-specific tests are picking up ordinary (common cold) coronavirus remnants. This is why so many people are testing positive when they shouldn’t be, or testing negative, then positive, then negative again in the course of a couple days.
Call me skeptical. I don't think the virus was known well enough in April of 2019 for a test to be administered in the Philippines.
It implies that the reporters are retarded.
I don't think the virus was known well enough in April of 2019 for a test to be administered in the Philippines.
That is not what it says. "Coronavirus 2019" is literally the name of our disease. It is "Covid-19" for short. That means coronavirus disease 2019. So it is referring to the current disease, not having a test or contracting it in 2019.
I have New Zealander friends who have said the same thing. This may be an argument for 5G rollout
Sounds like she broke quarantine by virtue of contact with her husband...
“Bekema has not had any exposure to the outside world - except for when her husband went out to do groceries two weeks before she got tested for the disease for the safety then of her baby.”
There’s your problem! Geez these people are stupid.
“Bekema has not had any exposure to the outside world - except for when her husband went out to do groceries two weeks before she got tested for the disease for the safety then of her baby.”
There’s your problem! Geez these people are stupid.
Her husband could have caught it, asymptomatic, on March 14 or earlier, and carried it the whole time. She could then have caught it from him and was likewise carrying it until tested April 25.
We don’t really know how long people can carry the virus asymptomatically and test positive.
Btw this is part of a cluster of covid infections in the Philippine Senate. Her husband was on a Senators staff. At least four Senators have caught it, plus numerous staff and Senators relatives, and a couple of the Senate staff have perished.
They eat a lot of bats there too.
Imply’s she didn’t disinfect the groceries well enough.. Didn’t wash her hands well enough.. Didn’t get her husband to decontaminate himself well enough..
Most are fed up with this.. It’s no way to live.
It’s futile fighting microorganisms we have no immunity against.
Slowing the curve was never about saving lives.. it was about keeping the medical system from being overwhelmed. So now deaths will be drawn out over a period of time. It’s a ‘made to order’ crisis for power-hungry DemonRats.
Exactly.
I’d first ask, “did the test come from China?”. Could the test itself be contaminated? Or just a false positive?
I don’t think we can determine anything from this instance.
Click-bait headline!
Husband. went out.
Did son go out?
Did househelpers go. out?
Zero contact is impossible unless you are totally off the grid, far from neighbors and grow, hunt or slaughter and butcher your own food. Let’s assume she had food delivered and sometime in the prior 24 hours it was handled, during prep, packaging or delivery by an infected (possibly asymptomatic) individual. Boom, she’s got it.
We’ve cut the delivery part out; I go to pick up the orders when we support our local restaurants. But I have no illusions of perfect safety!
That does put one’s other issues in perspective!
In other news, this is going on right now, via a group called Reopen MD
There are rumors saying the cops are currently ticketing them for their protest ride
I wish them success. We’re going to South Carolina tomorrow. They have their state parks open.
But he told me you cant get pregnant if you do it standing up!
“Well, if a woman in the Philippines said it, it must be true.”
Lots of stupid things have been said concerning this virus, all because someone saw it on the boob tube or the Internet.
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