COVID-19 Diagnosis

Grand County Coroner Brenda Bach said that two people who died in her county were killed by gunshot wounds, but the state recorded the deaths to COVID before she even finished the autopsies.

Out of 220,000 claimed Covid-19 deaths, 88,208 were patients who died from pneumonia and the flu, 17,798 died from chronic respiratory diseases, and over 51,000 patients died from heart attacks. Over 131,000 cases diagnosed as Covid-19 deaths already had life-threatening diseases.

The court concluded that the PCR test is unreliable and that if 35 cycles are used, there is less than 3% chance that a person who tests positive is actually infected. The probability of a false positive result is 97%.

The First Lady tweeted that the pair were feeling good. Trump's physician said that the couple “are both well at this time”. Neither the PCR test nor the antibody test actually test for a virus and are extremely inaccurate. The New York Times estimated that 90% of positive Covid-19 test results are really negative.

The CDC wrote, "For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death." [Please read that again.]

Millions of people are labeled “positive/infected” who carry so little virus that no harm would come to them or anyone they contact. Ironically, the New York Times, after showing that the tests are at least a 90% failure, then recommended testing those without symptoms. [It seems that everyone is gaming the system.]

Mr. Cain had battled colon cancer, and it is unknown what other illnesses he may have had or what toxic medications he was taking. Mr. Cain attended the rally for President Trump in Tulsa on June 20th and would have been tested for coronavirus there. It is presumed, therefore, that he tested negative that day.

Just as most states began to reopen after the devastating 3-month long lockdown, testing increased from about 150,000 to more than 700,000 per day, which increased the number of 'cases', however, the media fails to report that the number of deaths has dropped 90% below the peak.

The State's Medical Practice Board accused Dr. Jensen of 'providing reckless advice' on a news program by comparing COVID-19 to the ordinary flu. [Dr. Jensen is correct, of course, and If this goes to court, there is a good chance he will prove his case. Our guess, therefore, is that it will never go to court.]

The new classification of 'probable cases' includes 15 possible ways to be counted as a COVID-19 patient without ever taking a lab test. Anyone who had contact with a COVID-19 patient and has two symptoms can be considered a probable COVID-19 case and could be quarantined for 14 days.