Now certainly, the SARS-CoV-2 virus was a deadly pathogen, itself 6.6 times more deadly than the typical annual mortality total for all influenza viruses combined.
That first comment turned me off from the start. Even the CDC said at the beginning that Sars-Cov-2 survivability was over 97% in all age groups. Influenza survivability isn't …
Now certainly, the SARS-CoV-2 virus was a deadly pathogen, itself 6.6 times more deadly than the typical annual mortality total for all influenza viruses combined.
That first comment turned me off from the start. Even the CDC said at the beginning that Sars-Cov-2 survivability was over 97% in all age groups. Influenza survivability isn't that high.
Then you mentioned PCR testing. The creator of the PCR test before his death mentioned how it was being misused. They never created a standard. Spin enough cycles and you can find whatever you want. Just like know Pfizer has a vaccine for those over 60 of a childhood disease, RSV. How do they test for it? PCR testing of course to find a childhood disease in adults, so they can get that mRNA injection in them. Find a problem with PCR and create a solution with mRNA and make that money.
Now certainly, the SARS-CoV-2 virus was a deadly pathogen, itself 6.6 times more deadly than the typical annual mortality total for all influenza viruses combined.
That first comment turned me off from the start. Even the CDC said at the beginning that Sars-Cov-2 survivability was over 97% in all age groups. Influenza survivability isn't that high.
Then you mentioned PCR testing. The creator of the PCR test before his death mentioned how it was being misused. They never created a standard. Spin enough cycles and you can find whatever you want. Just like know Pfizer has a vaccine for those over 60 of a childhood disease, RSV. How do they test for it? PCR testing of course to find a childhood disease in adults, so they can get that mRNA injection in them. Find a problem with PCR and create a solution with mRNA and make that money.