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Posted in: Kono says gov't trying to reach young adults to combat vaccine misinformation See in context

After 18 months of economic, social, and health destruction, the CDC admitted the gold standard test couldn’t distinguish between COVID-19 and the flu.

The PCR tests were a key component to enforcing lockdowns in 2020.

Although the widely inaccurate test was never meant to diagnose disease, health bureaucrats deemed PCR tests the gold standard to detect COVID-19.

And with the cycle threshold ramped up to a value of 38-40, it was inevitable that millions of people with no symptoms would test positive.

Ridiculous testing requirements forced many healthy individuals to test weekly for the virus.

And we quickly saw a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases that gave the health overlords the excuse to deem asymptomatic spread a threat.

Asymptomatic spread was one of the key issues cited to convince people of lockdowns to “slow the spread.”

Another peculiar thing happened with mass COVID-19 testing via PCR.

The flu appeared to vanish out of thin air.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) urged labs this week to stock clinics with kits that can test for both the coronavirus and the flu as the “influenza season” draws near.

The CDC said Wednesday it will withdrawal its request for the “Emergency Use Authorization” of real-time diagnostic testing kits, which were used starting in February 2020 to detect signs of the coronavirus, by the end of the year.

“CDC is providing this advance notice for clinical laboratories to have adequate time to select and implement one of the many FDA-authorized alternatives,” the agency said.

The U.S. has reported more than 34.4 million cases of the coronavirus since the pandemic began in 2020 and more than 610,000 deaths.

But while cases of COVID-19 soared nationwide, hospitalizations and deaths caused by influenza dropped.

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Posted in: Kono says gov't trying to reach young adults to combat vaccine misinformation See in context

An experimental drug that has not completed traditional testing trails for approval of distribution and immune from damages cause by it, should not be labeled a vaccine. 2,786 people tested positive by a invention that the inventor stated says it was never intended to test for a single virus and the PCR test is done at such a high level of 40, detects everything and anything. Of the 82 people hospitalized the recovery percent is 99.250 and exactly why are they in a hospital? What systoms are there and what if any were present prior.

Until Corona the Japanese media reported on seasonal flu for years with the same drama being done for this, 2,786 tested positive and 82 hospitalized. What happened to seasonal flu? It was cured and disappeared?

Nothing reported in Japan about the deaths and injuries caused by the experimental drug world wide, nothing about the CDC, W.H.O., N.I.H and Fauci proven to have lied to the public kept emails showing communications that were opposite to what was told to the public. Fauci's was fully aware of bio-labs 4 and what was being done in them and gave tax dollars to Wuhan.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports record 2,848 new coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 7,629 See in context

What is the break down of these reports made? Such as how many people required hospitalization? How many already had a vaccine shot? Age? Have these issues been made public? What setting is being used to detect a positive result 40 or 20? The inventor of the PCR has made statements that his invention was never to be used to find a single virus and that by design it can not, so what, if any improvements were made to his PCR invention that now can do what is wasn't designed to do?

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Posted in: What does Japan's virus state of emergency mean this time? See in context

Sucharit Bhakdi

Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Sucharit Bhakdi is a specialist in microbiology and infection epidemiology. The Spiegel bestselling author headed the Institute for Medical Microbiology and Hygiene at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz for 22 years and worked in patient care, research and teaching. He has published over 300 papers in the fields of immunology, bacteriology, virology, and cardiovascular disease.

Karina Reiss

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Karina Reiss has been researching and teaching in the fields of biochemistry, cell biology and medicine for over 15 years. Their professional qualifications are also proven by awards and over 50 original papers in international journals with more than 3500 citations.

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Posted in: What does Japan's virus state of emergency mean this time? See in context

This is getting so out of hand with facts being ignored and not publicly stated by professional microbiologists, world wide that are trying to save humanity from a dangerous experimental jab. Start at the beginning with how and where the PCR testing was developed and begin used to show positive tests results for something that has a 0.005 rate of killing someone = 10,000 people 0.005 = 5 people. Those positive people have many alternatives for treatments available. These vaccines are forever in your body and people are dying from them world wide and symptoms/reactions are the same headaches, facial paralysis, severe muscle loss in arms and legs. Begin controlled by false information provided by corrupt people and organizations and used by governments to bankrupt businesses, people so that they submit or suffer more loss of freedoms, for what purpose?

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Posted in: Japan starts COVID-19 vaccinations for elderly See in context

“Now, if a tiny piece of the virus changes, like the .3% I’ve just described, if you are reinfected by that variant, your professional cells tear into that virus and cut it into pieces, present them again, and lo and behold, most of the pieces that you have already seen and recognized, are still there in the variants.

“There is absolutely no chance that all of them will fail to be recognized and that is what is required for immune escape, to escape your immunity. It must present to you as a new pathogen. It must be sufficiently different that, when it is cut up by your professional checker cells, it won’t find mostly the same thing it has seen before. And that is just absurdly impossible when you have only varied .3%, so it is 99.7% (similar).

“You can go and check that by looking at papers by a person called Alison Tarke. There is also Shane Crotty, and all of the other co-authors.

“And before them, coming from my theoretical understanding of multi-locus immunity, which is what I just badly tried to describe, to what actually happens … If your [immune system] is presented with something that contains even half of those similar pieces, there is no way your body will say, ‘that’s a new pathogen.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 421 coronavirus cases; 760 in Osaka See in context

It's incredible that so many people posting on here go along with what is reported by the government and media without asking, questioning how these numbers are made up from. The CDC and the WHO have succeeded since the start by providing false numbers of deaths, accurate testing results and causes for hospitalizations, examples being age, health conditions before being diagnosis with virus and recovery percent of hospitalizations.

PCR testing has been flawed and inaccurate, yet this is almost ignored in reports made by entities that are thought to be unquestionable sources of information.

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Posted in: Large numbers of people out and about despite gov't antivirus pleas See in context

Finally, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on May 21, 2020, concluded: “We know that wearing a mask outside health care facilities offers little, if any, protection from infection. Public health authorities define a significant exposure to Covid-19 as face-to-face contact within 6 feet with a patient with symptomatic Covid-19 that is sustained for at least a few minutes (and some say more than 10 minutes or even 30 minutes). The chance of catching Covid-19 from a passing interaction in a public space is therefore minimal. In many cases, the desire for widespread masking is a reflexive reaction to anxiety over the pandemic.”

Contrary to mainstream media misinformation, the doctors who wrote that report did not later retract anything they wrote.

People say they “follow the science.” They rarely do. They follow the scientists the media tell them to follow.

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Posted in: Rapid coronavirus testing centers to open at Tokyo's Haneda airport See in context

Consider these things;

Vaccine and Pharmaceutical manufacturers are legally indemnified against injury or death by Vaccine. These are NOT Vaccines, these injections are patented as mRNA and DNA Gene Manipulation Therapy, even the HPV Vaccine is mRNA, all Vaccines going forward are mRNA thanks to the Eugenicist Bill Gates…these are not approved, not tested, experimental injections that last a life-time, interfering with how the body fights new viruses that entry the body.

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Posted in: Rapid coronavirus testing centers to open at Tokyo's Haneda airport See in context

Should be grateful for some truth, that daily reports on TV everyday showing how many people tested positive are not same day results, as turn around time at least 24 hours. Though would be good to see PCR swabs that are used have DNA from cotton plants that taint results and therefore inappropriate for use. Numbers for reactions from getting the vaccines blood clotting, deaths, etc..that would be informative to report on as well.

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Posted in: Coronavirus cases rising in 42 of Japan's 47 prefectures See in context

Corona is part of all Flu's and Covid has been labeled since Sar's continuing to Covid-19.

For years the number of flu cases were the big news for Japan, todays news has no such reports any longer.

The CDC, Who aren't keeping track, why?

As always there are many types of medicine available to help those suffering from mild to sever systoms due to the flu and Covid-19.

The common cold/fu are often treated by people who are able to think for themselves and know they are not feeling well and use over the counter medicines until they believe they are not working and seek medical help.

Appears that these people have disappeared and many now only listen to what the media/government says what should be done.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 446 coronavirus cases; Osaka logs record high 666 See in context

What is not reported on or discussed on this message page is as important .

"today _ infected........" When and how were these number gathered?

When it comes to COVID-19, there are three kinds of tests. One, the PCR test, is a molecular test that looks for genetic material inside the virus, and diagnoses a person as "COVID-19 positive." The turnaround time for results with these tests is usually 24-72 hours.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 414 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 2,832 See in context

In addition to news outlets world wide the internet has many journalists that report on factual information also.

The testing that the W.H.O. started is using sticks for testing that professionals have deemed the wrong type to properly detect Covid.

The fastest results take at least 2 days for processing and to read reports that say today there are __ new cases would be suspect.

Vaccines aren't what is be given, they are experimental injection with DNA changing anti-bodies that will stay in a body a life time.

Recovery rates in general are 99.7 for people that have been infected with something, age is a factor.

There are many drugs available that will help people recover from infections.

Searching and reading reports by professional people working in the medical and science fields may be found useful to people who have questions.

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Posted in: Suga thanks public for coping with virus restrictions; asks for continuing cooperation See in context

Japanese TV everyday puts up a message of how many people have tested positive for what? I used to think the flu number being reported in the past were bad, equally is the non-reporting of flu any longer. So, many drugs, medicine available for both. So many professional doctors have made it known that these vaccines being given out are harmful deadly and dangerous side effects that might not happen for months after injections. Happening world wide.

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Posted in: Japan likely to hit COVID-19 herd immunity in Oct: researcher See in context

Herd immunity comes from being infected by something that many, "herd" passes from one to others, naturally. And so they become immune from getting infected again. The vaccines are said to not stop transmission or recurrences by the producers of the vaccines. Which is it? Get the vaccine that won't stop transmission, but allow transmission for the "herd immunity". Or using the traditional meaning of herd immunity, let it spread through out the herd.

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Posted in: At least 15,000 virus patients waiting for hospitals, accommodations See in context

1st of all Corona has been around many years and currently #19. There has never been a manufacture drug for Corona=SARS for a cure. Testing positive has not been able to determine when infected, many have had it for years. Healthy people 0 to 65 years old have a 98.9% recovery rate of COVID#19 from having it, without any more effects than regular flu. The vaccines currently available have been produced without final testing done on animals, when vaccines were under development for SARS, it was not produced because in the final tests the animals all died and it was stopped. These vaccines supposedly require a 2nd dose to work, but it is unknown if it stops transmission or recurrences. Deaths from taking the vaccine have grown, as well as physical reactions.

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Posted in: Caught off-guard by scant testing, Japan battered by COVID winter See in context

I work in the healthcare field. Here’s the problem, we are testing people for any strain of a Coronavirus. Not specifically for COVID-19. There are no reliable tests for a specific COVID-19 virus. There are no reliable agencies or media outlets for reporting numbers of actual COVID-19 virus cases. This needs to be addressed first and foremost. Every action and reaction to COVID-19 is based on totally flawed data and we simply can not make accurate assessments

This is why you’re hearing that most people with COVID-19 are showing nothing more than cold/flu like symptoms. That’s because most Coronavirus strains are nothing more than cold/flu like symptoms. The few actual novel Coronavirus cases do have some worse respiratory responses, but still have a very promising recovery rate, especially for those without prior issues.

The ‘gold standard’ in testing for COVID-19 is laboratory isolated/purified coronavirus particles free from any contaminants and particles that look like viruses but are not, that have been proven to be the cause of the syndrome known as COVID-19 and obtained by using proper viral isolation methods and controls (not the PCR that is currently being used or Serology /antibody tests which do not detect virus as such). PCR basically takes a sample of your cells and amplifies any DNA to look for ‘viral sequences’, i.e. bits of non-human DNA that seem to match parts of a known viral genome.

The problem is the test is known not to work.

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Posted in: Gov't eyes punishment for refusal to comply with COVID-19 measures See in context

Who is using science for orders made? What science center is being used? What test kits are being used? A test positive for corona comes in many forms that could go back to before 2019, which has been confirmed. Does not mean a person was recently infected, could be from long ago. The virus does not float in the air outside and suddenly drops out of the sky or inside, as it does not linger in the air and if a person who has the new corona coughs on another and it does enter mouth or nose, chances of getting it are slim at best. Wearing a mask causes more health problems than not wearing one. Walking down a street without a mask and even passing a person isn't going to cause infection. Driving your car without a mask isn't going to cause infection. People losing companies, jobs, homes is going to cause something much worse for far more people.

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Posted in: Suga, U.S. Marine head oppose China's assertiveness in Indo-Pacific See in context

Playing both ends from the middle, signed the trading agreement RCEP a week ago that included China and now this. They built the Islands for exactly for the express purpose of controlling the area and patrolling warning sea and air this theirs. Never had said Taiwan and Hong Kong were countries, always Chinese. Japanese government is committed only in words that are always subject to change.

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Posted in: Biden calls for healing in appeal to Trump voters See in context

The media does not elect a President and it has not been called by the process America uses to do so.This site has deleted my comments many times stating things such as not on topic, and printed here is a blatant false headline misleading people. There are over 300,000 votes under review and eligibility of votes counted after the official cut-off time. The Constitution tells us what to do, not the media and this undecided election by law can go on at least til Dec. 14.

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Posted in: Stop the music! Chorus of artists tell Trump to tune it down See in context

A long winded article about a small group of people compared to the very large percent of Americans who support the President and will re-elect him again. But, with the exposure of the media being so corrupt in the control of news, what can be expected.

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Posted in: Okinawa governor asks Suga for dialogue on U.S. base transfer See in context

Besides Orion beer and pig and sugar farms in Okinawa, what are the other industries that have good paying work? Hotels and tourism pays little better than 7/11. The protesters of the U.S. military have many base workers marching in them, many high paying jobs on the bases. Like China's tourism industry that was very good for years went down, so has Japan's attempts to make it into a big fun park for tourists. The Corona virus chaos has wiped out the idea and 1,000 yen fee for visiting. The Chinese tourist are the biggest spender's for Okinawa, along with Americans visiting military people. Who owns most of the hotels, land there? Mainland Japanese. All of the ladder are part of the issues that face Okinawa and the government. Pachinko parlors own by Mostly Koreans are as wide spread as mainland Japan, again for workers the pay is very low and wouldn't want to forget that industry.

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Posted in: Tokyo slips to 4th place in global financial hub ranking: report See in context

Would like to know who is posting, are they residents, how long if so, work or own a business, have business experience at a company making decisions for 5 or more years? Any regulatory work would be nice to know as well. Can imagine the comments, still perhaps the questions would suggest thoughts of readers to understand people who are commenting.

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Posted in: NHK removes video on U.S. protests after online outrage about depiction of African Americans See in context

Unless a person has just come to America, there is no more reason to put the word African in front of American than any other prior nationality. Putting a word before American, does not make you an American.

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Posted in: M5.3 quake jolts Ibaraki, surrounding areas See in context

There have been many this past week all over. I use the earthquake website and receive emails when one

occurs. This one this morning I felt a swaying for a few seconds in Matsudo, Chiba.

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Posted in: 'Ainu My Voice' – a documentary focusing on the modern-day struggles of the Ainu people See in context

Go a little further back and historical evidence will show that various people came to Japan and settled 980 - 1300 and the later aggression's from the north. More than the typical han-bun and today it only spreads again to alter the society.

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Posted in: Tokyo hotel prepares to accept virus patients with mild symptoms See in context

Children are carriers, they do not become seriously ill. Nevertheless, until day cares are shut down and parents stop dropping off and picking up children any disease will be spread. Parents have let their children use stores and supermarkets for years as playgrounds and now is the time to have it stopped, running around coughing, sneezing, touching. I am in a large complex with a daycare and a large playground in the middle. I see the kids playing hugging each other and holding their faces close together, parental control does not exist

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Posted in: Smoking diners to take it outside as Tokyo ban kicks in See in context

And the rest of the story; "What this study basically showed is what people kind of knew already: At low passive exposures the risk is not that great," he said. "While that's good news, it shouldn't stop anyone from saying, "I don't want to be a in a bar or any place else with someone who is smoking."

Walking past people smoking is not going to give you any disease.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2013/12/12/study-finds-no-link-between-secondhand-smoke-and-cancer/#2aee113665d4

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Posted in: Parents get virus jitters as their child-care leave nears end See in context

When will the government come to the issue of day cares and after school care is the breeding ground and close them? Children get infected and go home and infect others. Children allowed to run around stores while their parent does everything, but control their childs behavior.

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Posted in: Tokyo's infection spike after Olympic postponement sparks questions See in context

Agree with the writer regarding the statement; With the Olympics now off, many are voicing suspicion that the numbers are rising because Japan suddenly has no reason to hide them.

It could be and I do not rule this out of possibilities.

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