CDC Busted for inflating death numbers

[EvMetro]

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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?

 

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[task0778]

Anti-Trumpers are everywhere.

 

[Moonglow]

Anti-Trumpers are everywhere.

This is not a Trump affiliated organization. Do you have anything to say about the gag er I mean the in-depth journalistic endeavor of the OP?

 

[gipper]

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Lol. Yeah the government never lies. LMFAO.

 

[Penelope]

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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?

so National File, I'm impressed!! Where do you guy find this kind of rags.


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[Juicin]

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PCR tests not being accurate is not a conspiracy lol

It's reality

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

Which could have come from your doctor farting or a working filter in your nose.

And that's before we get into the absurdity of 35+ cycles and how that's too many and makes the tests useless.

 

[Moonglow]

Why did Trump allow the CDC to violate federal law?

 

[Asclepias]

Why did Trump allow the CDC to violate federal law?

More likely he did the mafia move and made them violate the law.

 

[colfax_m]

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

And that test q tip came from your nose, so...

Yeah, it’s pretty sensitive.

 

[Moonglow]

Why did Trump allow the CDC to violate federal law?

More likely he did the mafia move and made them violate the law.

These Trumpheads are finding it hard to set themselves on solid footing trying to claim anything about a pandemic they blew off...

 

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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?

Better yet, why would national life want to spread conspiracy theories?

 

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PCR tests not being accurate is not a conspiracy lol

It's reality

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

Which could have come from your doctor farting or a working filter in your nose.

And that's before we get into the absurdity of 35+ cycles and how that's too many and makes the tests useless.

AS well as a negative test does not mean you don't have it. I noticed all you clowns are eager to jump on the false positives but there are many false negatives you don't talk about.

 

[liarintheWH]

Why did Trump allow the CDC to violate federal law?

More likely he did the mafia move and made them violate the law.

Talk about conspiracy theories.

Asclepias, what a wormy hypocrite that ***** is.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?

Did ANYONE not assume this to be the case?

How many people who died when herpes was out of control had herpes listed as the cause of death?

 

[Juicin]

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

And that test q tip came from your nose, so...

Yeah, it’s pretty sensitive.

It also was exposed to the air, and the sensitivity is the problem you pleb.

And again just because you breathed in a bit of the virus doens't mean you have it.

Especially when you're over cycling it. We've gone from ~35 cycles to now the recommendation is 27 lol. And it should be lower. Less sesitive. More sensitive is not useful in the context of being surroudned by people who possibly have the rona. If you were the only human on earth high cycles would make sense. Not true in the contexts we test.

As you ramp up those cycles it becomes more and more likely something else contaminated the test. And less and less likely you actually have enough of the virus in you to even imagine you might have it.

Much of the "asymptomatic" shit going on isn't really asymptotic it's just overly sensitive tests. How much who knows. A test cycled 35 times is usless, and we have done tens of millions of those useless tests.

 

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PCR tests not being accurate is not a conspiracy lol

It's reality

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

Which could have come from your doctor farting or a working filter in your nose.

And that's before we get into the absurdity of 35+ cycles and how that's too many and makes the tests useless.

AS well as a negative test does not mean you don't have it. I noticed all you clowns are eager to jump on the false positives but there are many false negatives you don't talk about.

True

But considering the cycles the likelyhood is minuscule

Now if we had rational cycling standards....This would become a problem.

At 35 cycles if you're not testing positive you don't have the rona

We are making the tests vastly over sensitive to combat this problem. Soooo yea i don't think you understand this fully if you believe that.

 

[wamose]

Since when is it news when a government agency breaks the law then lies about it? They all do it and they all get away with it because our government is rotten through and through.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?

And to think Cuomo The Covid Serial Killer uses the opposite way and hides bodies everywhere. Did he mention that in his new book....................I Was a Teenage Covid Killer.

 

[Briss]

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PCR tests not being accurate is not a conspiracy lol

It's reality

PCR tests aren't what they have been portrayed to be. A positive PCR test doesn't mean you have the rona. It just means they found a bit of the rona on the test q tip.

Which could have come from your doctor farting or a working filter in your nose.

And that's before we get into the absurdity of 35+ cycles and how that's too many and makes the tests useless.

AS well as a negative test does not mean you don't have it. I noticed all you clowns are eager to jump on the false positives but there are many false negatives you don't talk about.

Thanks for confirming that using the PCR test was useless.