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[Deleted member 2643]

The idea of ramping up testing to get life back to normal makes no sense.
We KNOW that if they ramp up testing that they will find more positive test results meaning more restrictions and more lockdowns.
If they want to get life back to normal then stop testing people until they display symptoms. Guess what the "case" rate will drop like a stone and then hey presto we can get back to normal.

Yes, they are clearly attempting to generate a 'case-demic' to justify winter lock-downs

 

[roc_]

The idea of ramping up testing to get life back to normal makes no sense.
We KNOW that if they ramp up testing that they will find more positive test results meaning more restrictions and more lockdowns.
If they want to get life back to normal then stop testing people until they display symptoms. Guess what the "case" rate will drop like a stone and then hey presto we can get back to normal.

https://necsi.edu/s/MassiveTesting.pdf

 

[Rick]

So if you ran a restaurant and a customer complained about their salmon fillet being undercooked, would you brush them off with "well, perhaps you could cook it better. So show us what you've produced in your restaurant".

Do you believe you are a customer of Computing Forever?
If you don't like his content then simply do not watch, but being rude about someone just shows thick ignorance on your part.

 

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[roc_]

Ah, come on, John.

He remembered well enough what the reasonable enough banner said, "RTE is the virus". True enough.

Then he fudged the 5g ones telling us they said "something like masts will damage your health...". Deliberately avoiding the explicit David Icke pedigree of all that.

And then a complete memory blank apparently about the banners that said "Masks spread germs”, and that they are coming for us with “Forced vaccines”?

He's fibbing now to cover for his good pal Gemma. That's a dangerous game for a journalist.

 

[DrPat2]

Ah, come on, John.

He remembered well enough what the reasonable enough banner said, "RTE is the virus". True enough.

Then he fudged the 5g ones telling us they said "something like masts will damage your health...". Deliberately avoiding the explicit David Icke pedigree of all that.

And then a complete memory blank apparently about the banners that said "Masks spread germs”, and that they are coming for us with “Forced vaccines”?

He's fibbing now to cover for his good pal Gemma. That's a dangerous game for a journalist.

Where did you get the information as to what was on the banners?

 

[Vengeful Glutton]

His channel on youtube is pretty good. RTE should start looking to d'internet for inspiration?

 

[IrishJohn]

 

[IrishJohn]

 

[Deleted member 3423]

Fauci said asymtomatic people can't spread it.

 

[bells of shandon]

Dave Cullen has provided valuable information content on the COV19 Scamdemic.
Particularly informative was his breakdown of the Official Data on Cov19 with Prof Dolores Cahill, which supported the contention that the Cov19 was a Mass Psychology operation, designed to create Fear and compliance in the world population for sinister motives of Power, Control and Profit.

 

[TheWexfordInn]

I think they are right that the rallies on the scale of the Customs House, Trafalgar Square are of themselves of no value, rallies/marches will only become relevant when they are of a scale of hundreds of thousands.
The rallies that have taken place only if other people become aware of them and then as a result start thinking and start looking into the facts for themselves to see what all the fuss is about meaning that the numbers grow substantially for the next rally

Of course the media is aware of this, this will be the reason why the BBC extraordinarily chose not to mention 10,000 plus people turning up in Trafalgar Square on their news reports nor their web site whereas we can all recall them reporting on every anti-Brexit rally consisting of a few dozen people..
They blatantly have exposed themselves as not a neutral news reporting organisation but rather as a propaganda outlet for the Government fulfilling the same role that Pravda did in the Soviet Union days.