@Isailedaway

All of the above. Positive tests are called "cases" when most are asymptomatic. How can one person who tests positive be seriously ill while another who tests positive have no symptoms? Answer: They can't because the test are bogus. Because they are using PCR technology in tests, a technology that was never meant to diagnose disease and the CDC has to get a special waiver to use it. Amplify a sample enough and you ae guaranteed a positive result.

Some states have openly stated that multiple positive tests on the same person are all counted as new "cases." Others are adding positive antibody tests to "cases," when the blood donor has had a mild case, recovered, can't infect anyone, and has immunity.

This situation is insane. No mask, not even an N95, which was designed to stop 95% of TB bacteria (gigantic compared to a virus)can stop a virus. The news is full of people wearing their cloth masks below their mouth, their nose, hanging from their ear, around their neck, putting them off and one, touching their faces. It's nonsense.

Then the magic six feet social distancing junk science/superstition.

It is impossible to spread virus if you are what the "experts" call an asymptomatic spreader. There is no such thing.

The "experts" have been proven wrong at every turn, yet the sheeple are cowering in fear, not questioning any of the illogical, nonsensical, contradictory edicts from our kings.

And there will never be a vaccine. There has never been a vaccine for a retrovirus and some researchers says it's impossible. Ask Dr. Fauxi who is neck-deep in vaccine/bigpharma corruption where is the vaccine he promised and has never delivered for the retrovirus HIV.

wouldn't it be something if EVERYONE tested positive for Covid?

What would authorities do then? still require masks? confine everyone inside?

Quote: Isailedaway wrote in post #17

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wouldn't it be something if EVERYONE tested positive for Covid?

What would authorities do then? still require masks? confine everyone inside?

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We're doing what we should have done from the start .... advising high risk groups to take extraordinary precautions, including self-quarantining, while the youngins' go out and build our needed herd immunity.

Anything else at this point is just asinine. We never signed on to "No one will get this flu, ever".

Quote: Right_in_Virginia wrote in post #23

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We're doing what we should have done from the start .... advising high risk groups to take extraordinary precautions, including self-quarantining, while the youngins' go out and build our needed herd immunity.

Anything else at this point is just asinine. We never signed on to "No one will get this flu, ever".

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Prayers for your wife's recovery @Isailedaway