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well MERS kills to many too quickly , so say you dispersed at in Brisbane even our medical authourites would work they have a problem within a month ( took them at LEAST two months with this virus and they are STILL trying to get a grip )About 2 cases in a 100 die, so that's not encouraging. Worse, long covid variously affects upward of 10% of all cases and some people infected last year still have not recovered. Death seems inconsistent with your claim.
That's not true at all.
About one chance in 50 of dying and greater than one chance in ten of suffering long term symptoms!
No, patients went into intensive care with a disease of unknown origin in December 2019, so it was never going to be missed.
Baseless conspiracy theory anyone?
Absolute bunkum. Your claims are based on what you do not know rather than what anyone looking would be able to find out for themselves.
Now you are getting laughable.
Nope, you have zip knowledge of virology and what you have said is totally removed from reality.
If they did, it would be MERS or Ebola and not a virus that had a low case fatality rate.
Antibodies would be in your blood, so a pinprick sample is all that would be needed.I think Mrs and I ***may*** have had it way back in early 2020. There's no way to prove that unless I go and get a swab shoved up my nostril, which I'm not so very keen on having done.
Lots of colleagues feel the same, especially overseas.
and given the delay in a PCR test taken outside of a hospital about the same time or quicker for the results ( i am VERY surprised the antibody tests weren't used more often )Antibodies would be in your blood, so a pinprick sample is all that would be needed.
And given blood samples from people in America back in December 2019 had CoV-SARS-2 antibodies the virus is likely to have been present there in November 2019 at latest.
I also know a lady who returned from holidays in Italy (in the region where covid ran riot in early 2020) who, on returning to Australia in late 2019, was laid up in intensive care for weeks (several months in hospital all up) with an illness her doctors could not diagnose. At that time covid-19 was unknown in medicine, but all her symptoms were consistent with covid-19 and to this day she is sure she had it.
Sars-cov-2 it's most certainly a bioweapon but not in the sense of what most people understand. Our thinking of a bioweapon is something which will selectively take out, or disable the population of an opponent.well MERS kills to many too quickly , so say you dispersed at in Brisbane even our medical authourites would work they have a problem within a month ( took them at LEAST two months with this virus and they are STILL trying to get a grip )
Ebola is REALLY nasty but highly visible ( well the victims are )
so the scare factor would be UP but maybe only for a short time
but look at this virus global trade totally disrupted , economies smashed , huge financial resources diverted from other projected as a weapon it has worked very well
the world didn't stop for MERS , SARS or Ebola and the deaths per thousand was MUCH higher and we have had outbreaks of them ,
now were SARS , MERS and Ebola bio-weapons .. i don't remember anyone asking that question at the time
if you aren't looking you won't find much
will there be an autopsy ??
that helps interested doctors a lot
i think so , my mother went through that after her unexpectant , but peaceful demise ,
why for the young lady .. well this virus has a reputation of injuring those with weakened immune systems
i absolutely have a bias .. it is called SCIENCE the exploraration and eternal search for knowledge
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