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Taichiliberal
Oh I'm quite fit, Marty. YOU, however, seem to be coming down with a case of willful ignorance that could develop into full blown stupidity.
Case in point, you isolate one paragraph from the Hill article, yet avoid/dismiss/non-comprehend others, like the following:
[I]... Due to inconsistent tracking and underreported asymptomatic breakthroughs, health experts caution that the breakthrough data publicly available is likely incomplete.
... After the Boston Herald used a Freedom of Information Act request to report there had been 3,907 infections and 71 deaths in fully vaccinated Massachusetts residents, Sen. Edward Markey (D-Mass.) urged the CDC to monitor all of these cases. Previously, the Department of Public Health had disclosed data on breakthrough cases only once, in a memo on the state website.
... In a July 22 letter to CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, Markey asked why the agency announced “that it would no longer require states to report information to the CDC on breakthrough cases that do not require hospitalization,” and asked which states are still collecting data on such cases.I]
the sheer convoluted "logic" of your second paragraph is a perfect example of the problem at hand...the CDC, NIH, FDA and the MSM along with involved pharma companies are doing a full court press of "selected" PR that avoids the little inconsistencies that gives one pause as to the validity of their claims...let alone the unbelievable gaul to make "all is well" statements when you have PROOF that their data is incomplete by non-compliance! But folk are scared, and they need something to give them a feeling of hope and security. Thus, we have folk like you suspending disbelief and parroting nonsense. And, let's not forget the hefty profit margins of all pharmaceutical companies involved, much less all those nice little speaking fees Fauci gets.
Oh, and I know you didn't mentioned Dr. Mullis....mindless parrots like you seldom do. It's like this, Marty: the PCR test and it's cousin the RT-PCR are not designed to detect viral infections in people....they never were. This is why you can go a quick google search and see all types of peer reviewed papers explaining how to compensate for false positives and negatives to arrive at the BEST ESTIMATE as to infection/non-infection. Remember, these tests are be the basis for determining infection rates, hospitalizations and "treatment". If they are inaccurate, then the entire system is out of whack. But don't take my word for it:
this is man who won the nobel peace prize for inventing the PCR test. Despite the time frame and disease, one could easily substitute Covid here and get the same result. Now, please don't be more foolish in trying to deny the importance of this, because I tire of humiliating wonks pushing questionable medical procedures.
So although one can try to take comfort in the low numbers on limited time samples, you have contradictions regarding rises in cases, inability to bet accurate readings from all 50 states, a CDC mandate that is tossing out a mandate that would increase accurate reporting,
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