City Officials Shift Focus to Positivity Rate of Tests, Rather Than People – WTTW (Chicago)

The change was made to resolve a conflict between the Chicago Department of Public Health and the Illinois Department of Public Health that started at the beginning of the pandemic and became more pronounced amid a second wave of coronavirus cases that triggered new restrictions imposed in October that will last until at least December.
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Wolfnight
5 years ago

Goalposts move again…….

What happened to flattening the curve?

Epidemic to Pandemic to Plandemic to Casedemic….

We need a Nuremberg for what the political class have done to us.

Bill
5 years ago

Wow:

What a “CROCK OF SH**!!!

P.S. Please excuse any misspellings, if there are any.

Last edited 5 years ago by Bill
anonymous
5 years ago

This is where they are fearmongering. There are so many FALSE positive.

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