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Wondering if the missing fort hood soldier that was found dead is related. Isnt that by the Farm?

Cross posting my frustration from another thread:

$1 Billion in Government Coronavirus Payments Went to Dead People

7/3/2020, 6:23:23 AM · 1 of 1
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IN May, the CDC was falsely inflating the number of active Coronavirus infections by adding the antibody test results which show that a person PREVIOUSLY had the virus to the number of persons who currently have the virus. They were told to stop, in some cases they supposedly didn't know they were doing it?!!!!

This fake data has been used to damage lives nationwide and as of June 9th, they were STILL doing it. I imagine it's just 'too hard' for them to figure out how not to inflate the numbers artificially so it's probably still happening. Sadly, the antibody tests which show prior infections are faulty and wrong, and can test positive for those who had the flu. HOW MANY PEOPLE REALLY HAVE, OR HAVE HAD, COVID? It's impossible to say because the CDC has done everything it possibly can to conceal the truth.

Antibody tests for Covid-19 wrong up to half the time, CDC says

In Texas, their "experts" decided to count 15 'presumed' infections for every single positive test. No wonder they 'can' report "explosive" numbers of infections - they fake their data.

Fort Hood is in Killeen TX. Named for Confederate General John Bell Hood. By the way.

Wondering if the missing fort hood soldier that was found dead is related. Isnt that by the Farm?

I've looked at local news to try and see where they found those bodies and can't find the location disclosed. Ft. Hood is YUGE. But if by "the farm" you mean W's ranch then yes it's close by Texas standards. I think they found the bodies (I read there were 2) somewhere in western Bell county, maybe southern Coryell county. W's ranch is in western McClennan county. If I'm guessing right on the site of the bodies it would be 40-50 miles. Closer tho if those bodies were in another area of Ft. Hood.