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Covid Data Integrity Issues — PCR: Farcical, fraudulent use of PCR testing for diagnosis, case counts, and projections

Key Points

  1. “The PCR test cannot be used as a diagnostic for intact (infectious) viruses, making the test unsuitable as a specific diagnostic tool to identify the SARS-CoV-2 virus and make inferences about the presence of an infection.” [Research Gate]
  2. The PCR process is a manufacturing tool for amplifying genetic material enough to see it. As Nobel-Prize-winning PCR inventor, Kary Mullis, explained, “It doesn’t tell you that you are sick… With PCR… you can find almost anything in anybody.” [OffGuardian]
  3. “It is not an identification method—it is an amplification step that simply makes more copies of genetic material.” [Nicolas Hulscher MPH]
  4. The PCR “does not detect a virus, an infection, or an unwell person.” [Dr. Sam Bailey]
  5. “Without a test, there’s no pandemic. No test means no cases, and no cases mean no pandemic. It was always about the PCR test… The test transformed a healthy person (asymptomatic) into a sick person (a ‘case’).” [The PCR Disaster]
  6. “PCR tests are being used to justify government response to avian influenza ‘bird flu,’ including animal culling, countermeasures (vaccine) development, and gain-of-function experiments.” [Jon Fleetwood, Dec 26, 2025]
  7. “Un the U.S., measles cases are confirmed through laboratory testing, such as detecting measles RNA via real-time RT-PCR from respiratory swab samples.” [Jon Fleetwood, Dec 31, 2025]

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