‘I Have NOT Been Tested’: 600,000 Accidentally Told They’ve Had COVID-19

Gateway Pundit ^ | 07/27/2020 | Eric A. Blair

[Trillian]

If this was a real pandemic, they wouldn’t need to fake so many numbers.

[bitt]

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[Professional]

Funny how mistakes and accidents like this are always at the potential benefit of the maker of said accident/mistake.

But that, it’s just a a coincidence for sure.../s

[null and void]

That’s a no brainer. The ChiComs re-engineered the common cold to create a permanent pandemic when applied with the glowbull warming “models”. It’s called a bio-weapon.

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THIS!

Bring Out Your Dead

Post to me or FReep mail to be on/off the Bring Out Your Dead ping list.

The purpose of the “Bring Out Your Dead” ping list (formerly the “Ebola” ping list) is very early warning of emerging pandemics, as such it has a high false positive rate.

The false positive rate was 100%.

At some point we may well have a high mortality pandemic, and likely as not the “Bring Out Your Dead” threads will miss the beginning entirely.

*sigh* Such is life, and death...

If a quarantine saves just one child's or one old fart’s life, it's worth it.

[Jane Long]

And, with Dem/DS approval.

:- /

[null and void]

I remember a story in Analog about I guy that bumped into a member of the once dominant civilization in the galaxy. As often happens when strangers in a strange land meet on neutral turf the conversation turns to 'where you from?'.

The alien looks up the coordinates studies the data and says

"Hmmmm, you shouldn't be here. You're from one of the very last places we were going to colonize before The Collapse."
"Well, I am here and you didn't colonize us, we would have noticed..."
"Our usual method was to introduce a disease that was easily spread and invariably fatal to any troublesome dominant life form and then move in to the now vacant planet. According to the records, in your case it was a viral respiratory infection with very high surface protein variability so you could never develop immunity."
"Huh. I wonder what happened?" *sneeze*
"What was that last??? My translator didn't capture it."
"Nothing, just a cold...."

[Svartalfiar]

How do we know this spike in cases isn’t from cold cases that just read like COVID cases?

We don't know that, aside from this not really being cold season. Yes, you can get a cold all year, but those guys usually spike in late fall / winter. I have no clue is those guys can stay dormant in your system for all year or what. I mean, every season they gotta come from somewhere, right? And technically, CoViD is short for "Coronavirus Disease", which would include any common colds from a coronavirus. CoViD-19 is the disease specific to that caused by the ChinaVirus, SARS-CoV-2. And, medically speaking, these aren't "cases". A positive test only becomes a case if that person is under medical care. But I would guess most of the spike is from a couple things:

- viral fragments (the coronavirus PCR can pop hot for 2-3 months after your infection is gone), and this likely includes common cold coronaviri.
- False positives. Many of the tests aren't highly accurate, and since any positive is assumed to be correct, there's a bunch of positives that actually weren't. Something like 30% of old positives were likely wrong, and I don't know how accurate current testing is.
- Fake positives. There's way too many stories of people signing up to get tested, then not showing up or leaving before they actually submit a sample, and still getting a letter/phone call a couple days later that they tested positive. People/nurses submitting animal samples, unused swabs, etc. that came back positive. Too many stories for there to not be some truth to them.
- Government idiots. Many are including probable, or symptom-based diagnosis as positive cases. Texas subtracted 3300 cases from their count a couple days ago because of one or two counties including non-test-confirmed people in their counts. Now do that for every county... And a big part of this is FedGov throwing $$ at hospitals for positive cases. If they have to shutdown all their cosmetic/non-essential surgeries, the onyl way they can make money is to claim as many ChinaVirus case as they possibly can.
- Time delays. Many of the deaths/positives are from a week or two ago, but many media/other places count them on they day they are informed, not the actual date of death or test confirmation. So one day the lab spends an hour doing their books for the week, now there's a big spike every Friday.
- More testing. This is the big one, as more people are tested, you start finding the asymptomatic people that would otherwise never be counted. And, more tests means more chances for the above stuff to happen.
And finally
- Media. Much of the spike is due to media NOT accounting for the numbers being lower, and doing their best to paint the situation as bad as possible. Did you even know several States had lowered their official case counts, because of lax standards on what constitutes a ChinaVirus positive?

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I have to go to my VA to have a Covid test on August 22nd, prior to a procedure I’m having on the 25th.

Curious to see what my results will be, as I HAD a common cold in February.

You all will be the first to know my test results, right after me...unless they escort me straight to the Covid Ward at the VA for 14 days. ;)