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Tuesday, July 14, 2020 by: Mike Adams
(Natural News) A stunning investigation by Orlando Fox News affiliate Fox 35 finds that the Florida Department of Health is reporting suspiciously high “positive” rates from dozens of COVID-19 testing labs in Florida, often in contradiction to the real numbers that those labs reported to the state. This appears to indicate a massive, coordinated conspiracy by State of Florida workers in the Florida Department of Health who are attempting to sabotage the reopening efforts by wildly exaggerating the number of infections for political purposes.
To understand how this fake science scam works, observe how the State of Florida had released a list of “positivity rates” from various labs across the state, listing hundreds of labs as either 100% positive or near 100%. The corporate media is using these numbers to claim the coronavirus pandemic is spiraling out of control in a “second wave” of infection
But the numbers being reported by the Florida Department of Health are not the numbers that were reported by the labs. It appears the Florida Department of Health is taking lab numbers and multiplying them by whatever factor is necessary to achieve a “100% positive rate” across hundreds of labs. In some cases, they are multiplying the actual number of infections by a factor of ten.
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Well, why not? Florida is the land of number rigging.
During a pandemic, all our working-class needs is food, shelter, clothing
and an honest government that forces the rich to pay our rent.
Sorry, wealth accumulation will just have to wait.
I thought this was a news article until I read it. Not quite sure what the definition of news is, but I’m pretty sure revelations as: the sun is hot or cars contain seats or coronavirus numbers are rigged, don’t qualify.