As coronavirus testing takes place en masse across the U.S., some are questioning whether the tests are accurate enough to trust, especially in people who are asymptomatic. In these cases. where people have no symptoms but possibly are still positive for the virus, health officials say the tests detected only 32% of the cases.
While health officials say it’s necessary to test both symptomatic and asymptomatic people, they also say that inaccurate tests that get less than half correct is “worse than flipping a coin.”
Either way, what it all leads up to is a “casedemic” of elevated coronavirus case numbers that are inflated because of the way the positives are counted. In other words, a “case” doesn’t mean anything because the numbers apply to both well and sick individuals.
“The goal is to keep you scared, isolated and demoralized for a purpose,” says PJ Media. “Only a beaten nation would stand for what comes next.” And that next step is a reset of America as you know it, with the UN’s one world Agenda 2030 at the helm.
SOURCES:
New York Times November 2, 2020
PJ Media October 27, 2020