43% of Hospitalized UK Patients Were Positive for COVID Only AFTER Admission

re: 43% of Hospitalized UK Patients Were Positive for COVID Only AFTER Admission

T42t4u — 8/28/2021 11:45:07 PM

I had to sign hospital admissions papers before they gavee my drive thru cov+test

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Reese5 — 8/27/2021 12:45:34 PM

SCARY!!! Sounds like a Robin Cook, M.D. novel where patients are killed off that are not profitable! SCARY!!!

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mat1933 — 8/26/2021 11:43:08 AM

We were in the UK during the pandemic for 6 months and it seemed to us to be a lot of actors pretending to be sick to fake a pandemic... Something really stinks overseas...

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bcarney11 — 8/26/2021 5:47:35 AM

Discharged the same day..... Are hospitals in the UK getting extra $$ for covid patients, they way hospitals in the US are. It's like a money printing machine combined with a revolving door.

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Polo58 — 8/26/2021 4:52:12 AM

C19 is a phantom of fear, there is no valid test! So all data must be corrupt and a complete waste of time.

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cha85932 — 8/26/2021 1:20:09 AM

And apparently school kids in the UK have discovered orange juice can give a false positive so the whole class gets sent home, clever. Maybe we are only suffering an outbreak of healthy drinking?

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WL4816 — 8/25/2021 7:42:41 PM

"That so many are testing positive after coming in for something else is a concern to health officials because if they are asymptomatic but infectious, they could spread the infection before anyone knew they were positive for it." This confusion is all based on the RT-PCR test, which can't tell the difference between COVID and influenza, or even the common cold. A person can test RT-PCR positive while asymptomatic because the test is unreliable for diagnosing anything. The RT-PCR test was designed for use in laboratory research, not as a diagnostic tool for disease. It doesn't have FDA approval; instead, it has emergency use authorization (EUA). All COVID statistics are based on RT-PCR tests. I believe this has been reported in one or more articles here in the past.

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christielynnnn — 8/25/2021 11:28:28 AM

sources?

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Ronybegoode — 8/25/2021 10:56:14 AM

Your text is confusing. 1) "Other findings showed that of htose hospitalized in England in Feb 2021, 55,3% over age 50 were fully vaccinated and 44,7% of those under 50 were fully vaccinated." Are you talking about hospitalized for COVID or for all causes? 2) Last paragraph: "Of those who were not vaccinated, only 2,7% comprised those over age 50... " Again, are you talking of people hospitalized for COVID.

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mammywitch — 8/25/2021 8:43:12 AM

"In the same investigation, it was revealed that 6 in 10 Delta variant patients were discharged from the hospital the same day they were admitted." Does this not tell you that the Delta is a weaker strain (hiding under the radar)--trying to 'survive'? THAT IS--IF THE VIRUS EVEN EXISTS AT ALL!!!!