>I just dont think thats likely to be true. It is true. Where I live physicians were *required* to record all covid cases and suspected covid deaths based on any or all symptoms, which we all know are identical to flus and in some cases colds. >Overall deaths are up about 20% over 12 months. Something is going on. Are they shooting old people in the head or something? They did the opposite of their usual flu season policy: Instead of restricting access to nursing homes they actively moved infected patients there as "overflow," all while ignoring their emergency hospital facilities and the extra space they created in regular hospitals. That's where the excess deaths come from. >I would suggest that you read about PCRs and how they work and in particular how qPCRs work. I know how PCR works, this isn't a technical issue, it's an issue with the trustworthyness of the ones making the claims. It's the same issue with climate change "research". When the people involved have a demonstrated willingness to lie or change narrative on a farthing, any claim they make should automatically be considered suspect when not verified by a trustworthy third party.