Covid narratives designed to frighten public into wanting vaccinations and accepting strict measures destroyed, Cases hospitalizations and deaths, Tell a big lie and keep repeating it

Jan 18, 2023

Cases.

Expert Pediatrician Dr. Bose Ravenel.

“The standard testing for COVID-19 utilizes a technology that its discoverer warned should never be used for diagnosis. This technique, known as PCR, has led to massively inaccurate and misleading conclusions. Public health authorities currently are basing societal mitigation policies and recommendations almost exclusively upon this technology by tracking putative numbers of “cases” instead of deaths and hospitalizations, and the result is an unprecedented negative impact upon society that is futile and unnecessary. It is futile in the naïve assumption that SARS CoV-2 can be contained in the population and unnecessary since deaths and hospitalizations and attendant consequences therefrom are back to pre-pandemic levels. It is imperative that tracking data upon which ongoing mitigation practices rest revert back to accurate figures for deaths and hospitalizations from COVID.”

“This current case number fixation has created a world where on a daily basis, the number of reported cases is featured in headlines all over the country in newspapers, on internet posts, and shared on social media. In one example, in early September, in the Greensboro, North Carolina newspaper, it was reported that a particular school where testing was done to monitor asymptomatic children, one child tested positive with the standard PCR based test procedure – and the school was immediately closed. If the number of “cases” is inaccurate and wildly inflated – for which we will see below there is compelling evidence – then such school closings are unnecessary and counterproductive. The same problem applies to other mitigation practices that are based exclusively upon case numbers.”

“Dr. Edwards goes through a number of slides showing how deaths and hospitalizations from COVID across the United States, as well as across other countries generally have declined to pre-pandemic levels. And yet, in the face of the documentation of deaths and other collateral damage from the response to COVID exceeding those from the virus itself, these grossly misleading and inflated case numbers are the basis for most policy guidelines.”