[exDemMom]

No, it was not Covid-19.

The first Covid-19 case occurred in China on Nov 17, 2019. By Dec 15, 2019, 27 people were infected.

In order for the virus to have spread in a single month from one case in China to millions of cases all over the world, each sick person would have to infect thousands of others in a very short time. No one has contact with thousands of people on a daily basis.

Any number of respiratory viruses are in circulation at any given time. Contracting a respiratory virus does not mean you had Covid-19.

[Hojczyk]

That is the date they figured it out...it could have been floating around for months as the flu

We will never know..who is right..the CDC will never tell they screwed up..the IYIS

[Professional]

Yeah, you just keep parroting the lines baby...

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“The first Covid-19 case occurred in China on Nov 17, 2019”

You really trust the Chinese to be honest?

[daniel1212]

No one has contact with thousands of people on a daily basis.

Actually clerks at a local supermarket here can do that in 3 days or less.

[Zhang Fei]

[In order for the virus to have spread in a single month from one case in China to millions of cases all over the world, each sick person would have to infect thousands of others in a very short time. No one has contact with thousands of people on a daily basis.]

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Even by proxy? Such as through a subway train, platform or by air travelers in airports, airport restrooms or airplanes? How about someone hacking, coughing and sneezing his way through the lobby or elevator of a skyscraper office building? Or a crowd event like a concert or a parade?