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Oh Boy another New CONSPIRACY Surprise Surprise

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Israeli firm unveils kit to diagnose coronavirus, as 2nd team works on a vaccine | The Times of Israel

Israeli Coronavirus Vaccine in ‘Final Stages’ of Development, Report Says

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What Dopes

[Phil B.]

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China has done NOTHING but obstruct ALL investigations into the wuhan flu.

they won't even allow the WHO into the lab lv 4 where they were doing the testing.

I would like to know WHAT they have been forward about on any subject!

[Phil B.]

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wrote:

They noted that when Chinese scientists published a paper in February 2020, it omitted any mention of the sequence that scientists can identify when they examine the coronavirus.
They continued:

Vanity Fair reported

[Copier Addict]

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China has done NOTHING but obstruct ALL investigations into the wuhan flu.

they won't even allow the WHO into the lab lv 4 where they were doing the testing.

I would like to know WHAT they have been forward about on any subject!

Do you expect China to cooperate? They are certainly not the most trustworthy country on the planet.

[Jettdog]

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I'm calling the band "Zoonotic Origion".

Our first album will be called "Humanized Mice"

[Phil B.]

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Do you expect China to cooperate? They are certainly not the most trustworthy country on the planet.

something we can FINALLY agree on


CHINA LIES

[BillyCarpenter]

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Do you expect China to cooperate? They are certainly not the most trustworthy country on the planet.

Quick, SOMEbody needs to clue Fauci in on this fact. He's got his head up China's ass.

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something we can FINALLY agree on


CHINA LIES

I didn't realise this was news.
PS. All countries lie. It isn't exclusive to China

[Phil B.]

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Wonder how many cases like this around the country can have been recorded incorrectly?


COVID death toll suddenly drops 25% when California county officials make policy change

Alameda County, a Northern California county that includes the city of Oakland, has revised its COVID-19 data methodology, resulting in a massive 25% decrease in its reported COVID-19 deaths.
The COVID-19 death toll in Alameda County decreased from 1,634 to 1,223 on Friday after officials updated their methodology for COVID-19 reportingnow includes the following note on its Alameda County data, "Alameda County on Friday reduced its total count of deaths by 411. The county previously reported deaths of any person infected with the virus. The updated total includes only deaths in which COVID-19 was a direct or contributing cause, or if COVID-19 could not be ruled out as a cause."
Neetu Balram, a spokesperson for the Alameda County Public Health Department, said the 411 people removed from the county's COVID-19 death toll died from causes "clearly not caused by COVID," the Oaklandside reported.
More from the Oaklandside:

Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, told The Oaklandside that although some adjustments are to be expected, 25% "seems high." Adalja said he has never seen this big of an adjustment in a death count with other infectious diseases.

In a press release, Balram said Alameda County's definition of a COVID-19 death lagged behind the state's official definition, which explains the sudden change.
"Alameda County previously included any person who died while infected with the virus in the total COVID-19 deaths for the County," the press release explained. "Aligning with the State's definition will require Alameda County to report as COVID-19 deaths only those people who died as a direct result of COVID-19, with COVID-19 as a contributing cause of death, or in whom death caused by COVID-19 could not be ruled out."
In total, more than 67,000 people have died from COVID-19 in California.

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Wonder how many cases like this around the country can have been recorded incorrectly?


COVID death toll suddenly drops 25% when California county officials make policy change

Alameda County, a Northern California county that includes the city of Oakland, has revised its COVID-19 data methodology, resulting in a massive 25% decrease in its reported COVID-19 deaths.
The COVID-19 death toll in Alameda County decreased from 1,634 to 1,223 on Friday after officials updated their methodology for COVID-19 reportingnow includes the following note on its Alameda County data, "Alameda County on Friday reduced its total count of deaths by 411. The county previously reported deaths of any person infected with the virus. The updated total includes only deaths in which COVID-19 was a direct or contributing cause, or if COVID-19 could not be ruled out as a cause."
Neetu Balram, a spokesperson for the Alameda County Public Health Department, said the 411 people removed from the county's COVID-19 death toll died from causes "clearly not caused by COVID," the Oaklandside reported.
More from the Oaklandside:

Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, told The Oaklandside that although some adjustments are to be expected, 25% "seems high." Adalja said he has never seen this big of an adjustment in a death count with other infectious diseases.

In a press release, Balram said Alameda County's definition of a COVID-19 death lagged behind the state's official definition, which explains the sudden change.
"Alameda County previously included any person who died while infected with the virus in the total COVID-19 deaths for the County," the press release explained. "Aligning with the State's definition will require Alameda County to report as COVID-19 deaths only those people who died as a direct result of COVID-19, with COVID-19 as a contributing cause of death, or in whom death caused by COVID-19 could not be ruled out."
In total, more than 67,000 people have died from COVID-19 in California.

Wow Phil guess your thrilled to find a error.
Oh Boy

People still died.

[FrohnB]

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Wonder how many cases like this around the country can have been recorded incorrectly?


COVID death toll suddenly drops 25% when California county officials make policy change

Alameda County, a Northern California county that includes the city of Oakland, has revised its COVID-19 data methodology, resulting in a massive 25% decrease in its reported COVID-19 deaths.
The COVID-19 death toll in Alameda County decreased from 1,634 to 1,223 on Friday after officials updated their methodology for COVID-19 reportingnow includes the following note on its Alameda County data, "Alameda County on Friday reduced its total count of deaths by 411. The county previously reported deaths of any person infected with the virus. The updated total includes only deaths in which COVID-19 was a direct or contributing cause, or if COVID-19 could not be ruled out as a cause."
Neetu Balram, a spokesperson for the Alameda County Public Health Department, said the 411 people removed from the county's COVID-19 death toll died from causes "clearly not caused by COVID," the Oaklandside reported.
More from the Oaklandside:

Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, told The Oaklandside that although some adjustments are to be expected, 25% "seems high." Adalja said he has never seen this big of an adjustment in a death count with other infectious diseases.

In a press release, Balram said Alameda County's definition of a COVID-19 death lagged behind the state's official definition, which explains the sudden change.
"Alameda County previously included any person who died while infected with the virus in the total COVID-19 deaths for the County," the press release explained. "Aligning with the State's definition will require Alameda County to report as COVID-19 deaths only those people who died as a direct result of COVID-19, with COVID-19 as a contributing cause of death, or in whom death caused by COVID-19 could not be ruled out."
In total, more than 67,000 people have died from COVID-19 in California.

If this is true "across the board" in America, that means nearly 150,000 deaths were counted in error (or deliberately added to manipulate the total).
Now we know where all the Flu cases and Deaths went!

[Phil B.]

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If this is true "across the board" in America, that means nearly 150,000 deaths were counted in error (or deliberately added to manipulate the total).
Now we know where all the Flu cases and Deaths went!

I've been saying this from the start... the worst they could make it look the more people like bullshitmaster would shift the blame.

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The COVID-19 death toll in Alameda County decreased from 1,634 to 1,223 on Friday after officials updated their methodology for COVID-19 reporting, now only including people who directly died from COVID-19 in their count.

Apparently you both failed math