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This website aims to be an independent global resource and discussion platform for credible news, information and data that questions the effectiveness and response of the coronavirus crisis. I would like it to become a platform of discussion on whether the majority of society has become complacent to living in a sterile safe world? and is the lockdown a response where the public demanded action by the government as a result of the MSM (Main Stream Media) terrifying the public into believing the pandemic was worse than the initial psychotic models led everyone to believe?
This isn’t a conspiracy against the government by the public or a conspiracy by the government against the public…but was this a gargantuan disaster created by the perfect storm and should we investigate open and immediately to ensure it never happens again…. Please feel free to comment or publish your own articles on the site.
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So....is another lockdown coming for this nation of bedwetters for a virus thats statistically safer than having a bath.... #dontbathsavetheNHS
https://www.ft.com/content/176b9bbe-56cf-4428-a0cd-070db2d8e6ff
Interesting thread https://twitter.com/boriquagato/status/1306948908850049031
i'd like to use sweden and illinois to tie several concepts together.
the two are similar size, density, and population.
illinois locked down and wore masks. sweden did not.
sweden counts covid deaths more aggressively. this should give advantage to IL.
they still lost.
@JuliaHB1 If you test 1000 people at random, latest ONS figures estimate 1 will have the virus, and let’s assume you find them. But with an FPR of 0.8%, that’s 8/1000, and so you expect to find 8 false positives. That’s 9 positive tests, only one of which has the virus . Hope this is ok
A different scientist looking at the situation arrives at the same conclusion.
I’m no campaigner. I cannot ignore the conclusions I’ve reached, having studied all aspects of the pandemic for 6mo. I’m tired. I just want the madness to stop. https://twitter.com/Steve66546173/status/1306546426835537920
@talkRADIO @JuliaHB1 It would only take a "false positive" rate of about 1.8% for all current daily positive tests to be false.
Typically "false positives" for medical testing can be anywhere between 0.4% to 4%.
Therefore it is important for the government to disclose the rate.
The Coronavirus PCR tests are being amplified 35 to 40 times until a POSITIVE test result comes in.
Experts agree that anything amplified OVER 30 is a FALSE positive.
No wonder we're getting so many case positives. 🤔
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