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[–] • 9 pts

Kary Mullis, inventor of the PCR technique, said it was never meant for diagnostics, and would be a shit tool to used as such. Unfortunately, he died in August 2019, right before covid.

Here is an article by fact-checkers declaring that he never meant what he said, cuz, fuck it we fact checked it and he dead, so he can't argue back.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2022/01/14/fact-check-kary-mullis-quote-pcr-tests-outdated-lacks-context/9198197002/

[–] • 4 pts

They sure did try to smear him, didn't they? He basically said Fauxi was a POS.

[–] • 6 pts

We knew it from the beginning.

That’s why these fucking jews used the “asymptomatic” excuse when these fake tests came out positive but people were perfectly fine.

The rabbi hole goes even deeper >> https://poal.co/s/GoyimTV/661875

[–] • 4 pts

My favorite part is the clip of Dr. Anthony Fauci saying that asymptomatic spread is not the driver of pandemics. That got memory holed quickly. He must have been behind on his memos that day.

[–] • 2 pts

Can't wait to hear that scum died and went to hell.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

"Asymptomatic" was used as early as the (fake?) polio epidemic. I remember the word from "The Moth in the Iron Lung", which I read near the end of the WuFlu time. At least the author, Forrest Maready, named it such. The book is from 2018.

p. 64 Eventually, physicians began to believe that for every person who developed poliomyelitis, many others had developed the viral infection responsible for it—without showing any paralysis, possibly without presenting any symptoms of sickness at all. These asymptomatic carriers were thought to be the missing link in the fractured outbreak maps and the method by which the virus was traveling.

p. 132 Their options to contain it were pitifully few. Isolation and quarantine would be strictly enforced, but with so many asymptomatic carriers of disease on the loose, these draconian separations were more for show than anything.

p. 154 More than a few scientists held onto the idea that the poliovirus was spread chiefly through the excreted stool of persons infected—asymptomatic or otherwise —and assumed that the poliovirus would eventually be shown to be spread by flies.

Google Trends seems not to be working for me atm. That might give some more insight.

[–] • 6 pts

If only someone would have told us.

[–] • 1 pt

Hey man, we did the best we could. It was a very scary time. People were dying left and right, bodies piled up in morgues. People shoved on ventilators were dropping like flies. Cremation facilities couldn’t possibly have kept up with the flood of the thousands across the country that were passing.

Let’s not throw stones now that we can see history from a wider lens.

[–] • 2 pts

100% of covid cases were were not real infections. Viruses are propaganda fiction to get shots in arms.

[–] • 2 pts

The PCR test was pulled out of use (at least in Ohio) in 2022.

[–] • 2 pts

That matches to what I was calculating early on, during the time of peak panic when there were daily press briefings by politicians and "health" bureaucrats proclaiming how many new cases were detected each day.

It was pretty simple, I was just using Bayes Theorem to calculate the PPV (Positive Predictive Value). This is a probability that, given a positive test result, that the result was a true positive. Using the data supplied by various websites, I could get how many tests were conducted, how many were positive, etc. and plug that in to a spreadsheet to calculate an estimated PPV. This was an estimate, because the true prevalence was unknown.

My calculations gave me a PPV of around 0.1 - 0.15 for the period of time where they were conducting untargeted mass testing. Around 90% of the positive test results were false positives.