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Why do people still believe in covid?
Your deflecting and trying to parse words to support your inaccurate agenda. Pathetic By your logic if you never tested for cancer it wouldn't exist. That's bs and that's all you post. The RT PCR test developed in the 1970's and dramatically improved in the 1980's. It was Intended as a monitoring test to identify people that had been exposed to a virus, in this case covid, so isolation or proactive protection could be put in place to slow and contain the spread of a virus that showed a high degree of causing death, especially in the elderly or medically compromised. If you tested positive you had been in contact with the covid virus, simple as that. The cycle rates used could indicate a low, medium or high level of virus in the body but could not predict if you would become ill or not, or whether or not the levels would increase or not or if you would be contagious or even show any signs of illness. The one confusion came with the level of cycle rate or replication to amplify the sample that was selected by different countries and test manufacturers as tge "standard". If a positive showed up at a low cycle rate of say 5 to 10 that indicated you had a higher level of virus in your system. If a high cycle rate of say 20 to 25, and showed positive indicating you had low levels in you system but you were still exposed. Above around 25 cycles the amount within your system would be extremely low but again no way to predict how your body would handle the expose. The test could not tell you if your immune system could handle and control the virus replication in your system but as for accuracy it was very good. How different governments used the information or set the cycle rates is a separate issue and certaining leads to questions on consistency but every country had their own reasons and reaction to try to contain or prevent outbreaks, which has nothing to do with the test itself. Do some real research before you make false claims and post misleading Information. -
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Elon Musk Urges US to 'delete' Federal Agencies in Government Overhaul
Maybe one of the , like really stable genius MAGAs here, can riddle me this..... If President Musk deletes 25% of the Federal workforce, how much money is saved? (Hint: It's less than 1% of the Federal Budget, but it will slow govt services like tax refunds, inspecting food for bacteria, getting a passport, approving new drugs, monitoring ports for contraband, etc. But hey, that <1% of the budget, which might mean 26 cents for the average MAGA, is worth waiting 3 years for your passport, right, or a dirty bomb getting through Baltimore and into Washington, DC?) Where's the actual fraud, waste and abuse? I suggest in that Fox Talk Show Host's department...Defense. Of the top 10 defense budgets on planet Earth (is Musk still here?), the US' is larger than the next 9 combined. I don't see anybody invading any of those other 9, except Ukraine. Heck, Pete the SecDef just got $50,000 to repaint his official residence. Now if he and Elon had any brains, they would pay a couple of illegal aliens five hundred bucks to do the job...and THEN deport them. Oh, and Elon isn't on any GS-system; he's getting paid $8 million a month for his DOGEwork, as if he needs the money. It's pretty dangerous to think just because a guy can hire smart engineers who can figure out how to catch a rocket booster he also can instantly determine where all the fraud, waste and abuse is in government, especially when he hires 19 year old college freshman to help. As I noted in another thread about the actions of President Musk, USAID funded prison guards in Syria who look after hundreds of ISIS jihadis. When their pay stopped, the guards left. Shortly thereafter, so did the ISIS jihadis. Call me a cynic, but I don't think those jihadis were rehabilitated in that Syrian jail. I suspect they're going to go back to doing what they do best, which is killing innocent people, some of whom are4 likely to be Americans. -
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How to send an Alzheimer's patient back to the U.K.? - From Bangkok
Thanks for all your inputs, they are very helpful. I don't have any new update right now, but I'll see my friend in a couple of days. He did say they were going to contact the embassy, so that's encouraging. I'm pretty sure the original plan to put him on a plane solo isn't going to happen, it doesn't even look possible. Thanks again, I'll post when I find out any new info. -
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Young Woman's Tragic End Highlights Gambling Dangers
Some guys are addicted to bargirls. Just as expensive. -
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Acting US attorney in New York and five others quit after being told to drop Eric Adams case
Read @Yagoda's reaction to my comment. I would say it leaves no doubt whatsoever that he was referring to Danielle Sassoon. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
and that would be Putin's biggest mistake... Putin may attack a NATO country from Belarus as early as next year, Zelenskyy says https://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/top-stories/putin-may-attack-a-nato-country-from-belarus-as-early-as-next-year-zelenskyy-says/ar-AA1z3f8C?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=cc45b23b57314d5d8a754cbb1778fea8&ei=80
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