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Thursday, August 18th, 2022, 8:23 am

August 2022 Sets New Record Lows for PCR Testing (We’re Blinding Ourselves to COVID-19), Positively Rate Climbed From Under 1% in August 2020 to 6% This Year

England’s latest figures (annotated for simplicity’s sake, click image for large version):

Tests of COVID-19: 6% of those tested are positive and less than 1% of those tested are positive; tests per week: about 300,000 tests per week, about 260,000 tests per week

I remember when their predicted graphs looked very different way back in 2020. Their promises were false. Also see: COVID-19 Death Toll This August More Than 10 Times Higher Than in August 2020 (So Far)

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