Michigan Covid Cases Spike: 1 in 10 Cases in US in Michigan

It's a very unusual spike in Covid cases in Michigan. At the beginning of November, Michigan was averaging about 4500 cases per day claiming that Delta was subsiding.

Now within a couple of days, Michigan spikes up to 8900 cases per day.

The Michigan health department on Friday reported 17,980 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and 128 new deaths over a two-day period.

That's an average of 8,990 new cases per day.

Michigan reports 17,980 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, 128 new deaths over 2 days

The really odd thing is the rates are higher in some of the rural less populated areas. Here's some charts and maps. It's quite a spike in cases.

Tracking Coronavirus in Michigan: Latest Map and Case Count

Makes me wonder if there's a new variant there that is mutated to spread faster, especially when seeing a spike in cases like that.

There's a lot of mink farms in Michigan. Covid mutates exponentially on mink farms. And Michigan mink farms have been quarantined before for Covid outbreaks. Minks do transmit the mutations to humans. Clearly there's more than one Covid-mutation from mink farms out there circulating in humans.

A Michigan taxidermist who got infected with COVID-19 is at the center of a medical mystery that borders on the bizarre: Did he get infected by a mink — the animal susceptible to the virus and farmed for its fur — or a human?
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In early February, a taxidermist living in Eaton County, became infected with COVID-19. A sample from his positive test result was sent to the state lab to be genetically sequenced — and came back as connected to a mutation of the virus found in infected mink, whose fur is used for coats and clothing.

And yet the taxidermist had no known exposure to a Michigan mink farm where two employees had become infected with a mink-associated strain months earlier, suggesting he was infected in the community, according to the CDC.

CDC: Michigan taxidermist may have caught COVID-19 from infected mink

Denmark had to cull-kill millions of minks because Covid mutated in their mink farms beyond the human immune system.

Anyone else think Michigan might have some new variant that spreads faster with cases spiking like that?

Something is not panning out .
The infected rate is dropping.
I call it fear, now get your jab.

I'll entertain the prospect of a "new variant" up here, when the CDC's done shoving their thumb up their ass trying to figure out how TF there was a flu outbreak to the tune of HUNDREDS at UM-Ann Arbor right before all these cases "exploded".

Gee. I wonder what the # is actually going around, eh?

Spoiler: Reeks like flu.

a reply to: Nyiah

We will here more about flu this season.

No, covid is the flu.
You can confirm with the cdc that the pcr test is positive from the flu.
..while the flu disappears
It's such a mystery.

You can tell it's bs news propaganda by the numbers alone.
9000 new cases per day!!
Lmao
So, in an 8 hour work day, that's 1125 tests per hour consistently at 100% positive tests.
That's impressive.
Lmao...um hmm

Its a Flu Season yet no flu data strange.....

a reply to: MapMistress

I'm not looking for it but three four nights ago. I think Carlson commented
on the low stats in Michigan. And i remember a quick thought passing.

"Way to go Tuck it won't be long now till they get them numbers back
up. Dumb ass". Anybody verify "The sharp spike" or we just believe this
shizzle still?

a reply to: Mandroid7

The numbers/data for Covid would be problary low when the flu Season ends. Its sad some haven't figured out.

originally posted by: MapMistress
It's a very unusual spike in Covid cases in Michigan. At the beginning of November, Michigan was averaging about 4500 cases per day claiming that Delta was subsiding.

Now within a couple of days, Michigan spikes up to 8900 cases per day.

The Michigan health department on Friday reported 17,980 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and 128 new deaths over a two-day period.

That's an average of 8,990 new cases per day.

Michigan reports 17,980 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, 128 new deaths over 2 days

The really odd thing is the rates are higher in some of the rural less populated areas. Here's some charts and maps. It's quite a spike in cases.

Tracking Coronavirus in Michigan: Latest Map and Case Count

Makes me wonder if there's a new variant there that is mutated to spread faster, especially when seeing a spike in cases like that.

There's a lot of mink farms in Michigan. Covid mutates exponentially on mink farms. And Michigan mink farms have been quarantined before for Covid outbreaks. Minks do transmit the mutations to humans. Clearly there's more than one Covid-mutation from mink farms out there circulating in humans.

A Michigan taxidermist who got infected with COVID-19 is at the center of a medical mystery that borders on the bizarre: Did he get infected by a mink — the animal susceptible to the virus and farmed for its fur — or a human?
...
In early February, a taxidermist living in Eaton County, became infected with COVID-19. A sample from his positive test result was sent to the state lab to be genetically sequenced — and came back as connected to a mutation of the virus found in infected mink, whose fur is used for coats and clothing.

And yet the taxidermist had no known exposure to a Michigan mink farm where two employees had become infected with a mink-associated strain months earlier, suggesting he was infected in the community, according to the CDC.

CDC: Michigan taxidermist may have caught COVID-19 from infected mink

Denmark had to cull-kill millions of minks because Covid mutated in their mink farms beyond the human immune system.

Anyone else think Michigan might have some new variant that spreads faster with cases spiking like that?

Yep, people get the flu every year. My friend missy diagnosis told me that.

Mlive.com

a reply to: MapMistress


Thank-you for the good news. Michigan is now catching up with some other states where there are so many citizens with Natural Immunity to Covid-19, subsequent "spikes" in cases will become smaller and smaller.

Of Michigan's 10 million citizens, over 10% of them now have Natural Immunity, according to: www.worldometers.info...

According to the CDC, contracting and recovering from Covid-19 is the most reliable way to end the Pandemic, because the fake vaccines and boosters have failed.

CDC on Covid-19 Natural Immunity: www.cdc.gov...

Keep it going Michigan...you'll beat Covid-19 too!

a reply to: billxam

Good ol' Missy
She seems to be getting around like the village bicycle lately.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
No, covid is the flu.
You can confirm with the cdc that the pcr test is positive from the flu.
..while the flu disappears
It's such a mystery.

You can tell it's bs news propaganda by the numbers alone.
9000 new cases per day!!
Lmao
So, in an 8 hour work day, that's 1125 tests per hour consistently at 100% positive tests.

like the mail in votes for the democrat. lol.
That's impressive.
Lmao...um hmm

originally posted by: Nyiah
I'll entertain the prospect of a "new variant" up here, when the CDC's done shoving their thumb up their ass trying to figure out how TF there was a flu outbreak to the tune of HUNDREDS at UM-Ann Arbor right before all these cases "exploded".

Gee. I wonder what the # is actually going around, eh?

Spoiler: Reeks like flu.

I'll tell you this, about 5 weeks ago I posted about having the common cold. Congested nose, sniffles...

Now I know, this is not a cold, nor flu. Nothing I've ever experienced... Not for this long anyway, I've lost my voice, still have a dry cough, sore throat and my nose won't stop bleeding. And I'm hacking up tiny match head sized blood clots, at times, when I can get the phlegm out.

Absolutely new to me, whatever this is. And as I think I said in my other post, I've not been sick with a cold or flu in over a decade.

It all started after I went to a hospital 6 weeks ago for xrays. Either I'm naturally dying, or this is something else.

ETA: Still not getting the jab... I think they may have aerosolized it, tbh...

I don't know what tests are being used or what the protocols are for diagnosis, but my personal circle is becoming positive and COVID is closing in.

A family of close friends has two infected, the son-in-law and his mother are infected, the step son and his wife got infected and a good friend of 35 years passed away about a week ago from COVID, with two of his family members now infected. There have been outbreaks reported at the local schools I work in as well.

Lately I've been dodging the bullet constantly if I haven't already caught it and survived.

Its going to be a tough re-election year for Whitmer.... Just saying the plandemic did wonders for voting tactics last go around ... Fool me once ....

a reply to: MetalThunder

Good point. I think our governess is staying low out of the limelight lately in hopes the good people of Michigan have forgotten what a Nazi she was. She is neck deep in this crap and in lockstep with the socialist democrats. We need to compile all her outrageous and corrupt actions over her administration and shout it from the rooftops. There is a lot we need to remember at the voting booth and much to remind others about.

a reply to: MapMistress

I might have missed it, but neither you nor the article details how high the rate of inoculation is in Michigan for the clot shots.

Presuming that it's fairly high, the increase in cases (determined by a test not able to detect infection) likely follows logically from the increase in those who have taken the bioweapon.

a reply to: MapMistress

Actually, that is not entirely true.
Michigan is one of six states that add "PROBABLE" cases.
So, these states bizarrely add unconfirmed cases to their totals.

Also...
www.theepochtimes.com...
[behind a paywall, so some quotes added here]

“I think most Minnesotans would be surprised—shocked, perhaps—to hear that Minnesota is now the fastest-growing COVID hotspot in the country,” Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm told reporters on a call this week.

Seven of the eight other states with the highest 7-day case rates are in the northern or western United States. They are New Mexico, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado.

A rising share of the infected, hospitalized, and dying are comprised of the vaccinated, data show. In Michigan, for instance, over the last 30 days that complete data is available for, 27 percent of cases, 28 percent of hospitalizations, and 24 percent of deaths were among those fully vaccinated.

So much for the belief the vaxxed don't get seriously ill.

.... Michigan officials on Friday recommended everybody except children 2 and younger wear a mask indoors, regardless of vaccination status, although they stopped short of mandating face coverings.

a reply to: jerich0

How To Make Quinine Water (COVID Prophylactic), if you have made it this long you are doing just fine, but is some natural remedies that can help get over it faster.

mouthfulmatters.com...

I take this everyday with zinc.

a reply to: MapMistress

Interestingly the boosters are not been a good seller, soo is going to be lots of propaganda to push for them in the coming weeks.

The scaremongering of a new variant of covid will be the ideal way to go.