The State of Tennessee just admitted it.

The entire scam just collapsed.

JAIL. NOW. And DO NOT COMPLY with any mandates.

PERIOD.

https://twitter.com/tickerguy/status/130....

https://twitter.com/tickerguy/status/130....

You know about the "change in reporting" thing, right?

They had been saying that if you tested positive, you stayed on the "active case" rolls for 21 days. Today that changed to 14.

Yes but it's materially worse than that.

Oh? I didn't look closely enough...

Oh wow. It is that bad.

I'm almost afraid to look at my numbers.

Want a reason for Battle of Athens?

sounds about right to me from my own personal experience. Never would have thought they would release the numbers and admit it.

I bet this is nation wide.

They did it on purpose, didn't they? Changed the reporting from 21 days to 14 to cover up the huge move.

Wow. ****ers.

Oh it's more than that Asimov. 21->14 should have taken ~30% off or so. That's math, eh?

Nope. It went from 465 -> 150 here.

Fraud. Flat-out fraud.

That's what I meant. They knew a huge move was coming, so to make it look better in the medias, they did the 21-14 day change at the same time.

That way, when your average idiot looks at the numbers in the paper, he can go "Oh. Ok, that's why." And then dismiss it from his mind.

I've pointed out the implausibility of the numbers to start with.

Never mind that our death "with" count is, on a run-rate basis, equal to flu. For real. And that presumes all the "with" deaths are CAUSED, which is not in evidence and we have good reason to believe it's bull**** on the CDC's own data.

I might need that little brush tool of yours here soon.

So I helped my friend take her son to Oneonta NY to college last week. Everyone there is masked up , taking temperatures, he gets a nose swab test, told it will take 5 days for results etc then retest weekly. I'm thinking WTF cant it be done any better (they're making schekles on it) , its all BS anyway. I look around the town , its devastated, but everyone has hope...

FFWD to today, So theres 300 cases at the SUNY school there and the ASSHAT governor has closed the school. I ask how many active cases? Do I get an answer?
NO.

Well I hear her son is at his school (not SUNY) taking classes online in his dorm, stuck in a dorm room, a real dorm room concrete block 2 beds maybe 10x 17. Geeze I feel for her and this kid. By now he should be getting his weekly nose swab.

Did I mention the BLM painted at the entrance to the college.

Well what to do? Poor kid is being terrorized, its like WW2 he's 17 and he has been wanting this for a while, did it on a sports scholarship. His mom is a mess has a job and is working home out of her living room.

There was a Kipling poem in another thread today and a jpg image that reminded me of the Michael Douglas move where he's walking home through LA, well were here this is now and its a big fraud and the damage is everywhere. I know that I we are not the only ones done with this tyranny.

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The State of Tennessee just admitted it.

When you say they "admitted" it, do you mean that in tracking the numbers, they just fell significantly (without explanation), or did they come out with some sort of announcement (other than the 21 to 14 days for active cases) as to why they fell?

https://www.wkrn.com/community/health/co....

Significant?

Uh, 21 -> 14 = ~1/3rd, more or less.

Now do the basic math and tell me what you think.

Agree.

But did they give any explanation, or did they just change the numbers quietly?

They "sort of" gave an explanation. But it was far enough into the gaslighting territory that it was instantly evident as crap.

I was at the pub last afternoon immediately after it happened and NOT ONE person in the place bought it.

Got it. They're trying to say that the "21 to 14 day" thing is the cause for the change, but the significance of the drop can in no way explained by this.

What about mortality data? Did they drop, too, or just "active cases?"

Just active. So far

The other thing they have done is to make historical data comparisons for active cases meaningless.

Yep.

You know, Collin County cases went to about 4000 active from mid triple digits, then suddenly went back to around 1000. I find it hard to believe all those cases disappeared that fast, after increasing for a few weeks. I have been looking at several counties. One, (Odessa) hasn't had an active case for weeks. I look every day. The adjoining county, Midland, has had a significant number for several weeks. I keep wondering, if they quit testing or, if they just aren't reporting? The Big Bend area had cases all but disappear and suddenly about 50 out of nowhere, There are maybe 20,000 people in a 10,000 square mile area. There is a college there.

The 14 day guideline has been in place in Texas as long as I have been looking. There is an exception, if there is hospitalization. We are down to 68,000 cases and 3325 in hospitals. At peak, there were nearly 10,000

A couple of months (?) ago, there were signs directing to what was supposed to be a COVID19 testing station in the parking lot at my local Walmart. Now the whole kit and kaboodle seems to be gone.

This is related to the release of information today, correct?

Just want to confirm.