Wut? Why do you think this? How do you think coronaviruses got their name? (hint: the virus LOOKS crown-like)
"So how do they know there is a “variant” from a virus they have not been able to identify?"
If you think they're identifying strains by 'photographs,' you need to do some serious catching-up. They identify strains by sequencing the genes.
Oh I see you just learned the definition of the Corona. You think you are smart don’t you? Haha!
Coronavirus can be a number of viruses that include the cold cold and the flu. The reason why we never had a vaccine for the common cold is because they mutate too fast and burn out seasonly. No one knows the strain until after the fact.
A type of virus can be labeled as Cornona, but that does not automatically mean they found it. It’s a theory. They have never been able to point out what Covid 19 looks like. It’s all based on well we saw a bunch of people dying and these were the symptoms.
The CDC is quietly getting rid of the PCR tests by the end of the year. Their excuse is the PCR tests does not distinguish between the flu and Covid. It only looks for the symptoms. Which is what the founder of the PCR tests said never to do. He even said Fauci was criminal before he died.
Photographs? I never said that. Do you have dyslexia? I am not trying to be mean. I am just trying to understand why you would say I said something I never said, and then attack me for it. Read it again.