1/6 Myth 1 'You can have it and not know it and still spread it'
Simply not possible. Recent study ( https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19802-w) published in Nature (20 November 2020) looked at prevalence of “infection” after the removal of three month long restrictions in Wuhan, China." ... https://twitter.com/jimmy_1975/status/1338858773427888131
2/6 A two week screening program took place in May with almost 10 million participants, around 92% of the entire population of Wuhan. Out of 9,899,828 people only 300 “asymptomatic cases” were detected. And of the 1,174 close contacts of these 300 “asymptomatic cases” ...
3/6 ...none tested positive. Upon this, the rate of “asymptomatic cases” is 0.00003, which is next to zero and statistically meaningless. Further, not a single case of spread was found for these 300 people, indicating that
there is no such thing as an “asymptomatic spreader”.
4/6 Myth 2 'You can have life changing after effects - which flu does not have'
Pure scaremongering, there are no 'after-effects' any different from recovering from any other flu, with the exception of 'after-effects' that were/are a direct result of dangerous treatments.
5/6 Myth 3 'Young people have died of it'
Since you mention you know 3 young people who, you were told, died of it, you should be investigating their symptoms and the so-called treatments that they received. You should ask to see their medical records, all would become clear.
6/6 Myth 4 'Flu affects older people, Covid - mixture of ages'
MSN trumpeted out lies & many people believed them. When MSN stories were researched they turned out 2B nonsense, corrections rarely noticed.
Flu 'affects' all ages, always has.
Enough with your LAZY PROUD IGNORANCE!
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