[yarddog]

I live in the Panhandle. I no longer watch network news and am getting tired of local news devoting the first 10 minutes to Wuhan virus, oops, I mean covid 10.

[BipolarBob]

For perspective, we need to broadcast every automobile accident, every injury, every near miss and every fender bender. And finally the total number of deaths from automobile accidents. Every night. Over and over.

[radialenginefan]

https://off-guardian.org/2020/06/27/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/
PCR tests have BIG error rate, read and find out why.

[eyeamok]

I thought people were dying while driving down the road or walking to the mailbox, hell there are dead bodies littering the streets everywhere from the flu, don’t you guys see them there??

[livius]

Of course it is. I live in Jacksonville, where our RINO mayor has been having hysterics every day, accompanied by the weirdos in the teachers union, who claim they would be “going to their deaths” if the schools were reopened as Gov. DeSantis had ordered.

This is because our mayor hates DeSantis, and there’s a lot of Dems in Jax who are all too happy to join him. So they feast on these manipulated numbers.

[adorno]

One statistic that I haven’t heard mentioned...

We have the number of infected.

We have the number of dead.

We have the numbers by county and state.

But....

What we hear is about the cumulative numbers, over the pandemic period of, I guess, the past 6 months.

So....

Does anybody do the numbers for ACTIVE cases? IOW, when a person contracts the disease, he/she will be quarantined and/or treated (or dies). But, after the vast majority of people get over the disease, we need to know the number of ACTIVE cases. If we had 5 million cases of infected and the disease only lasts 2-3 weeks in people, what is the ACTUAL number of those ACTIVE cases.

BET those that want to continue scaring people because of the politics involved, won’t want people to learn about the much lower number of ACTIVE cases.

[Texas Eagle]

How many have succumbed to Covid since March 6, when Florida’s Government started keeping tabs on the disease? 7,084<)i>

Does that still include the guy who died in a motorcycle crash or did they deduct that one?

[upchuck]

Last paragraph of the article:

Yes, Covid is a disease and a very small percentage of the population will die if they contract it. But it is not a health crisis that requires shutting down businesses and forcing kids to stay away from school. It is time for the American people to demand honest reporting and deal with real facts and actual science instead of the voodoo scare tactics being spread by partisan pundits and doctors masquerading as experts.

Ya hear that Facuxi, ya hear that Scarf? Your plandemic is old and being exposed for what it is.

[Paco]

We were car shopping the other day and our salesman told us his aunt and uncle went to get tested. They filled out the paperwork and waited and waited. After 2-3 hours they were hungry and tired and left. A week later they were notified that the uncle tested positive. Only problem is that they were never tested...only filled out the paperwork.

Turns out this isn't an isolated event, they've found several others this has happened to.