https://www.rt.com/news/488416-wuhan-mass-testing-china/
Despite the latest CCP propaganda about Covid being eradicated in China, it seems that they've announced 6 new cases of covid.
6 new cases leading to 11 million or all of Wuhan's inhabitants being tested. Absurd doesn't quite catch the situation here..
My take on this, is that what they really want is mass testings to have a clear database of who's-who.
Seeing that almost everything China did, the western governments later followed (via WHO), I'm predicting that they will soon unleash a "2nd wave surge" and use that to justify everyone to be tested.
And any square peg that doesn't fit the round hole will automatically and conveniently be "positive".
Not something I look forward to, but unless the prevailing winds change directions, that's where it seems to be headed.
PS: I'm still on the fence about what to make of covid and if there's really such a thing as some have been pointing out (i.e., Icke, andy kauffman, etc.) but it is at least as real as santa claus is (that is, in the collective consciousness)
My biggest pet-peeve is: What exactly are they testing? My understanding is, they're testing for immune responses to tell whether you've had covid or not. I hope I'm wrong, because that makes absolutely no sense. One can have an immune response with anything these days (histamines, sugar, EMF, allergies...) There's no doctor refuting any of the claims made by Icke regarding this in his interviews with Rose on LondonReal, and hence, the lack of utter credibility by the mainstream.
Trying to find explanations:
How do they difference an immune response from, say, allergies or stress, vs so-called covid? very vague explanations on how these tests work..
On the other hand, you've got Dr Luc Montagnier whom I tend to put my trust in(he's a nobel prize virologist after his discovery of the HIV virus), and he's saying there are traces of HIV in the Covid. Therefore, it presumes a covid virus in the first place, right?
At this point, I'm not smart enough to bridge those two conflicting points together. Time will tell...
Despite the latest CCP propaganda about Covid being eradicated in China, it seems that they've announced 6 new cases of covid.
6 new cases leading to 11 million or all of Wuhan's inhabitants being tested. Absurd doesn't quite catch the situation here..
My take on this, is that what they really want is mass testings to have a clear database of who's-who.
Seeing that almost everything China did, the western governments later followed (via WHO), I'm predicting that they will soon unleash a "2nd wave surge" and use that to justify everyone to be tested.
And any square peg that doesn't fit the round hole will automatically and conveniently be "positive".
Not something I look forward to, but unless the prevailing winds change directions, that's where it seems to be headed.
PS: I'm still on the fence about what to make of covid and if there's really such a thing as some have been pointing out (i.e., Icke, andy kauffman, etc.) but it is at least as real as santa claus is (that is, in the collective consciousness)
My biggest pet-peeve is: What exactly are they testing? My understanding is, they're testing for immune responses to tell whether you've had covid or not. I hope I'm wrong, because that makes absolutely no sense. One can have an immune response with anything these days (histamines, sugar, EMF, allergies...) There's no doctor refuting any of the claims made by Icke regarding this in his interviews with Rose on LondonReal, and hence, the lack of utter credibility by the mainstream.
Trying to find explanations:
How do they difference an immune response from, say, allergies or stress, vs so-called covid? very vague explanations on how these tests work..
On the other hand, you've got Dr Luc Montagnier whom I tend to put my trust in(he's a nobel prize virologist after his discovery of the HIV virus), and he's saying there are traces of HIV in the Covid. Therefore, it presumes a covid virus in the first place, right?
At this point, I'm not smart enough to bridge those two conflicting points together. Time will tell...
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