COVID testing and Florida
#22
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So the point of this thread is to validate that there is as of today and never has been A National Plan of Action to Combat COVID-19? Cause seems like those things would be included in that plan, as to how to test, where to test, who’s required to be tested, how long testing centers should return tests, how to code data......... You know leadership stuff.
-Bubs
-Bubs
#25
Except I’ve seen the letter, and was witness to her leaving early. But whatever, believe what you want.
#26
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“Had the CDC used its industry standard, Medical Examiners’ and Coroners’ Handbook on Death Registration and Fetal Death Reporting Revision 2003, as it has for all other causes of death for the last 17 years, the COVID-19 fatality count would be approximately 90.2% lower than it currently is.“ https://childrenshealthdefense.org/n...9eHJ_uf7T9MmWI As for the cases. I have heard the same from 3 different people. On top of that we are now counting “assumed positives” as positive cases. In Texas there is no limit to how many one actual positive case could turn into numerous assumed positives with others. With how inacurrate the test is we could theoretically see tens of thousands of “positive cases” and there not even be any. None of our data means anything. It’s all nonsense. But the media acts like it’s honest data.
#27
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Joined APC: Oct 2019
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So I was talking to my neighbor and he and some family friends had gone to get tested for COVID. Filled out the paperwork and then it got backed up so they left without being tested. They all got the news today that they tested positive. So I text that information to a buddy of mine that is a state trooper and he said that nurses at the hospital have told him that unused test kits have come in with positive test results. What the heck is going on?
Guess it's time to send some emails to congress people.
Guess it's time to send some emails to congress people.
#28
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“Had the CDC used its industry standard, Medical Examiners’ and Coroners’ Handbook on Death Registration and Fetal Death Reporting Revision 2003, as it has for all other causes of death for the last 17 years, the COVID-19 fatality count would be approximately 90.2% lower than it currently is.“ https://childrenshealthdefense.org/n...9eHJ_uf7T9MmWI As for the cases. I have heard the same from 3 different people. On top of that we are now counting “assumed positives” as positive cases. In Texas there is no limit to how many one actual positive case could turn into numerous assumed positives with others. With how inacurrate the test is we could theoretically see tens of thousands of “positive cases” and there not even be any. None of our data means anything. It’s all nonsense. But the media acts like it’s honest data.
#30
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anti vaccination website or not, the operative question is, are they correct? While I would concede I don't agree with the anti vaccination stance, sometimes people I disagree with are correct with their positions. At this point it shouldn't be disputed that there are defintely irregularities with how covid cases are being counted. Over counting can be just as bad as under counting.
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