This Largely Ignored CDC Study Found That SARS-CoV-2 Infection Was Already Widespread in the United States by Mid-December 2019

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[–]Zapped 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

I know of two people in my area, one that was far away from the first major hubs, who were confirmed to have it in December of 2019: sick in December and positive for antibodies by March of 2020. Talk amongst the medical professionals here is that they suspect it was here in the Fall of 2019.

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I have believed all along it all began on June 30, 2019 with an outbreak of a respiratory disease that hospitalised 23 people and killed 3 of them. They were all from the Greenspring assisted living center in Fairfax County Virginia which is 45 minutes away from the level 4 bioweapons labs across the state line at Ft Detrick, Maryland.

At the same time as that outbreak at Greenspring was being investigated, on July 15, the CDC issued a cease and desist order to shut down those bio-labs at Ft. Detrick. It was later admitted there had been breaches of containment (of course they claimed there was no threat to the public).

On July 17, two days after those labs were shut down, Fairfax County announced the CDC had analysed 17 samples from those hospitalized patients but claimed they could not identify a pathogen.

On July 29, Fairfax County released an update that said, "Results of earlier testing submitted to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicated rhinovirus, a virus that causes the common cold."

So we are to believe, for all those weeks, all the resources of the CDC were unable to identify the common cold rhinovirus? LoL.

I think it is more than obvious what really happened. Then about 3 weeks later in August they announced stage 2 of the cover-up. Vaping Illness.