
State-by-state testing numbers are now published on Pandemic.news, revealing that nearly all states have tested exactly zero people.
Although this point should be abundantly self-evident, if you don't test anyone for the virus, you won't find any evidence of infections.
The CDC continues to repeat they have "no evidence of community outbreaks" in America -- a goal that's easy to achieve when you aren't testing anyone.
Here’s what the lawsuit document says:
Statement of Facts:
Defendants intend to relocate from 35-50 patients already diagnosed with the Coronavirus from a secure location on Travis Air Force Base, where they are isolated from population centers, to Costa Mesa, a densely population city within a county of over 3 million. (Dempsey Decl. ??2, 6-7). And they plan to do so without first determining the suitability of the facility where the individuals will be housed. The Defendants’ plan was announced at the eleventh hour, with no efforts to include local government leaders or local public health officials. (Id.). Indeed, State officials demanded to know why local emergency personnel notified City leaders at all of the plan to introduce people with a deadly and highly communicable disease into the community.
As we point out in this previous story, the reason Travis Air Force Base needed to export infected patients is because the Air Force base has been overrun with infected patients.
They've run out of biocontainment beds, in other words, because California is experiencing a sustained, rapidly multiplying coronavirus outbreak that the CDC knows all about but chooses to hide from the public.
In fact, DHS, the FDA, the CDC and the NIH are all well aware that America's cities are about to be hit with thousands of coronavirus infections. It's already beyond containment in the United States, and the public has been lied to from day one.
Only the independent media has been reporting the truth about this virus, and Big Tech is making sure all indy media sources are banned in order to "control the narrative."
Stay informed by reading Pandemic.news. The "day of reckoning" is rapidly approaching.
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