We're probably all correctly skeptical of the 45-cycle PCR tests. Still, I'd love to see how many "cases" there would have been if these tests were being widely administered in America from January 2020 through early March.
IMO These tests weren't given (or weren't available) because they would have "confirmed" "early spread" ... which would kill the all-important "deadly virus" narrative.
We're probably all correctly skeptical of the 45-cycle PCR tests. Still, I'd love to see how many "cases" there would have been if these tests were being widely administered in America from January 2020 through early March.
IMO These tests weren't given (or weren't available) because they would have "confirmed" "early spread" ... which would kill the all-important "deadly virus" narrative.
We're probably all correctly skeptical of the 45-cycle PCR tests. Still, I'd love to see how many "cases" there would have been if these tests were being widely administered in America from January 2020 through early March.
IMO These tests weren't given (or weren't available) because they would have "confirmed" "early spread" ... which would kill the all-important "deadly virus" narrative.