[Forwarded from Robin Monotti + Dr Mike Yeadon + Cory Morningstar]
If we were to have routinely tested everyone for spike proteins or other coronavirus target genes before 2020, we would have found them in approximately one third of what we call winter colds or flus if not higher. This is likely to be what is happening now: tests include gene targets shared with other common coronaviruses, and may result in positives to other coronaviruses too in certain circumstances. Further to this, most often infection is caused by more viruses at the same time, meaning someone can test positive to SARSCoV2 yet be coinfected with and have symptoms of any influenza virus instead at the same exact time.

For coronavirus infections, it was found that in approximately one case out of two there was a co-infection from at least another pathogen at the same time as the coronavirus infection. How can you determine whether the symptoms are due to the coronavirus or the other pathogen?

So testing for a single virus without testing for the hundreds of others someone could be co-infected with makes no sense.

Robin

Why This New Virus Testing Makes No Sense
https://nulluslocussinegenio.c....om/2021/12/22/why-th