In January of 2021 our county went from the original COVID-19 strain to suddenly a whole bunch of new strains. Interesting, that date, wouldn't you think? 
If you'll remember (and the internet certainly does), we suddenly shifted our testing paradigms. When did that happen, you ask? On January 20, 2021, to be precise. And we saw a drastic downturn in cases and mortality.
But after a couple months, we started seeing cases again. Deaths, not so much, but cases. What are the odds that these are various random coronavirus strains (i.e., the common cold) that have been around for a while, and we suddenly started testing for them after January 20?
Sure, they may not be, but it seems awfully suspicious the timing and the sudden shift from deaths, deaths, deaths to cases, cases, cases. And the sudden new reporting of all these other various coronavirus strains.
If I didn't know better, I'd think our government was trying to keep us afraid and locked down while trying to keep selling the common cold as COVID-19. But certainly they wouldn't be that nefarious, would they? They have our best interests in mind!
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
