The Coronavirus AKA Covid19

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Here is the report

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The death numbers have always been padded. They are saying now that here in Canada, The virus is being spread by young adults and teens.

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And from the one democratic candidate who actually has a brain and uses it.

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The death numbers have always been padded. They are saying now that here in Canada, The virus is being spread by young adults and teens.

Anyone can spread it, it don't matter if they contract it, or not.
They are blaming kids here with school back in in some places, well dah ! , they are little snots anyhow
Kids always brings germs home didn't they know that, and grownups are about the same anymore, most still don't wash up well.
Thing is though people will get well, and the bug won't bother them after, it's the nature of being in society.

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Yukoner ordered to self-isolate after berry-picking at border

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/yu ... -1.5706933
Another Liberal left leaning government that doesn't get basic common sense.

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I think a lot of them do isolate part of the year, and it's not going to help the worse STD issue they have

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Gotta wear a mask if you are having sex. Better find yourself a glory hole instead.

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Tennessee Woman Who Died 6 Months Ago Receives Letter Claiming She Has Coronavirus


Troy Whittington said he was surprised when he opened the letter this week from the Shelby County Health Department. He knew what was in that letter was false.
Whittington said a letter arrived from the Shelby County Health Department for his mother, Sandra Whittington. The letter says she has been diagnosed as COVID positive and needed to isolate.
That would be difficult, according to her obituary: the 66-year-old died February 16th. That was weeks before the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Shelby County.
“I’m just having a hard time understanding how they can say someone has COVID-19 when they are not even alive,” Whittington told the news outlet.
“It’s been six months, almost seven, since she passed away,” he added. “There was no testing that was done at that time. On her death certificate it was stated she died, what the cause of death was, and it was not COVID-19. It was COPD.”

According to Whittington, his mother passed away following a battle with stage 4 COPD while in hospice. She was later cremated.
When Whittington contacted the health department, he was told his mother was tested for the virus on June 20th. Whittington explained:
It’s impossible for someone to be tested on June 20, who passed away on February 16th. I tried to call the health department this morning, ask them why this was going on. She said she would have to get a supervisor. She was sorry for the mistake or she couldn’t tell me any information till she got a supervisor, and I haven’t heard back from them.
The confusion has caused Whittington to both question the Shelby County Health Department’s coronavirus figures and nationwide statistics, he said.
“I would just like for the health department to be more accurate.” said the Millington resident. “They have a record of her death there. That is where I got the death certificate from, and it’s in the same building they’re sending out saying she is positive, which is not possible.”

Well, I guess she must have died of Covid. After all, the health department said so. Even though the same health department has her death certificate on file.

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Yeah, big mistake.
5000+ have died, not 150000+ like they push for some agenda.

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They are counting people who are immune also, people that got over covid, and people that already had the test

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My daughter is now in grade 12, her graduation year. Her school district, like so many of them, has implemented an approach that has some in-class learning and some on line learning to mitigate too many kids at school at once. She has somehow managed to wrangle, along with a handful of other kids, a course load that she can do completely on line. In other words, at least for the first semester, she doesn't have to physically go to school. This is a good thing, because her school is already registering it's first Corona virus cases. My wife's workplace also has registered 2 cases so far.
My workplace hasn't had any show up that we know about as yet.

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My daughter is now in grade 12, her graduation year. Her school district, like so many of them, has implemented an approach that has some in-class learning and some on line learning to mitigate too many kids at school at once. She has somehow managed to wrangle, along with a handful of other kids, a course load that she can do completely on line. In other words, at least for the first semester, she doesn't have to physically go to school. This is a good thing, because her school is already registering it's first Corona virus cases. My wife's workplace also has registered 2 cases so far.
My workplace hasn't had any show up that we know about as yet.

already a senior, my goodness I'm getting old. She was just a little girl a few days ago it seemed. Time is getting faster it seems.
I know two with the virus, one is in good shape, and the other has cancer so shes not doing well anyhow.

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Not bought one yet so I'm helping