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Remember that the reason you\u2019re wearing a diaper on yourself face and locked up at hone is because of fear of asymptomatic spread. Turns out - that\u2019s not a thing and we\u2019ve known that since January. pic.twitter.com/ebawhmG0z3
— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) December 26, 2020
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PCR tests don't diagnose Covid, which is a disease. They detect SARS-CoV-2, with varying reliability. It is incorrect to describe a +ve test as a "case" in the absence of a clear clinical picture of Covid, the disease. Governments reporting cases on tests alone are misinforming.
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— \U0001f334 Josh Lekach \U0001f334 (@JoshLekach) December 27, 2020
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More reason why the West should not appease Tehran.
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#Iran has long provided drones to the Houthis
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US to designate #Iran-backed Houthis in #Yemen as a foreign terrorist org (FTO)
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Iran’s IRGC long funded/armed/trained/provided for the Houthis.
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