What Florida can teach New York about handling COVID; The COVID-19 RT-PCR Test: How To Mislead All Humanity Into Accepting Societal Lock-Downs, and other C-Virus Updates

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What Florida can teach New York about handling COVID:

Florida became one of the first states to brave a resumption of post-lockdown life way back in May, when Gov. Ron DeSantis first OK’d reopening. Having lived through it, I can tell you first-hand: It was a rocky start. But for all the early scoffing and I-told-you-so’s, DeSantis’ strategy has proven fairly successful.

Despite the recent surge in COVID cases nationally and throughout the world, Florida remains open and working — and with steadily dropping death rates. New York’s leaders may want to pay attention.

In July, two months after reopening, new cases in Florida skyrocketed. Within a seven-day period, the state broke its own record three times for most new cases in a single day.

The second of those record-setting days was the day before Disney World was set to reopen. But that didn’t stop the “Happiest Place on Earth” — and Disney’s first day back marked yet another record, with over 15,000 new cases. That boosted no one’s confidence in DeSantis’ plan. --->READ MORE HERE

The COVID-19 RT-PCR Test: How To Mislead All Humanity Into Accepting Societal Lock-Downs:

It is time for everyone to come out of this negative trance, this collective hysteria, because famine, poverty, massive unemployment will kill, mow down many more people than SARS-CoV-2!

Introduction: using a technique to lock down society

All current propaganda on the COVID-19 pandemic is based on an assumption that is considered obvious, true and no longer questioned:

Positive RT-PCR test means being sick with COVID. This assumption is misleading.

Very few people, including doctors, understand how a PCR test works.

RT-PCR means Real Time-Polymerase Chain Reaction. --->READ MORE HERE

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