The big problem, of course, is that the British Government, for example,
deliberately ignores the WHO guidelines and does the test in a crooked
way which would, in a just and sensible world, result in Johnson,
Hancock and their advisors crowded into the dock.
You’d get as
good a result if you just divided people into two groups: those with a
vowel in their surname and those without a vowel, and then announced
that the ones with the vowel all had covid-19 and the rest all needed to
change their names within seven days or pay a huge fine.
So,
everyone with functioning brain tissue knows that the PCR test is
useless, except for political reasons, and that the whole testing
programme is an outrageously expensive and disruptive shambles. Only
government ministers, scientific advisors and pseudo-journalists at the
wretched BBC think that PCR tests are valuable. Did you know,
by the way, that the Government has allegedly hired 900 consultants to
help with the test and trace scheme? The consultants are being paid
£1,000 a day each though what they do for that I cannot imagine. That’s
£900,000 a day. I suspect that 99.99% of the population would be happier
if the £900,000 a day were spent on dentists.
But that’s not the
half of it. Most people seem to have accepted the need for regular PCR
testing. Indeed, people in the UK queue up to have it done as often as
possible – as though they get some sort of thrill out of having a
complete stranger stuff something into a bodily orifice – pushing it in
as far as it will go, twizzling it about a bit, and then pulling it out
and buggering off without so much as “a thank you very much I’ll give
you a ring tomorrow and we’ll have dinner and then do it again.”...<<<Read More>>>>