My BS Meter went off on this article

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They relied on rapid coronavirus tests to gather safely. Some wish they hadn't.

They got me on that headline, but I stopped here:

Rona MacInnes, 54, was determined to do everything possible to protect her elderly mother as her family prepared to gather for Christmas in Pennington, N.J.

Are they messing with us, or is this person really named RONA!!!!🤣😅

a reply to: JAGStorm

Ha Rona macinnes ..vaccines

They are not even trying anymore. ..

a reply to: JAGStorm

Shes real and because she entered into the public arena, this reply is legal

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10 QUEENS LN PENNINGTON, NJ ANDREW J HARRIS RONA MACINNES

originally posted by: JAGStorm
www.yahoo.com...

They relied on rapid coronavirus tests to gather safely. Some wish they hadn't.

They got me on that headline, but I stopped here:

Rona MacInnes, 54, was determined to do everything possible to protect her elderly mother as her family prepared to gather for Christmas in Pennington, N.J.

Are they messing with us, or is this person really named RONA!!!!🤣😅

I've known of several women called Rona. Not that common, but certainly not rare or unusual.

Yeah JAG, real person or not, that's trying too hard to make a related name pun to rub it in with.

originally posted by: AndyMayhew

originally posted by: JAGStorm
www.yahoo.com...

They relied on rapid coronavirus tests to gather safely. Some wish they hadn't.

They got me on that headline, but I stopped here:

Rona MacInnes, 54, was determined to do everything possible to protect her elderly mother as her family prepared to gather for Christmas in Pennington, N.J.

Are they messing with us, or is this person really named RONA!!!!🤣😅

I've known of several women called Rona. Not that common, but certainly not rare or unusual.

Its about as common in the US as Gemma or Basil for any age group.
Which is to say no one names anyone not a dog those here.

originally posted by: AndyMayhew

originally posted by: JAGStorm
www.yahoo.com...

They relied on rapid coronavirus tests to gather safely. Some wish they hadn't.

They got me on that headline, but I stopped here:

Rona MacInnes, 54, was determined to do everything possible to protect her elderly mother as her family prepared to gather for Christmas in Pennington, N.J.

Are they messing with us, or is this person really named RONA!!!!🤣😅

I've known of several women called Rona. Not that common, but certainly not rare or unusual.

for the slow one's here, the joke is in the irony of her name being "Rona", at a time when the "Rona" is going around. In other words, laugh clown, it's what you do in clown world.

Was the article written by Maxine Carono?

a reply to: network dude

In other words, laugh clown, it's what you do in clown world.

The college junior would take six rapid tests before the holiday, all of which returned negative results. But it would become clear only later - after he had spent time with his grandmother - that he had been infected the whole time. Several days after gathering for Christmas, he got a positive result back from the first available lab-based PCR test he was able to book.

So does this speak to the Accuracy of the PCR test ?

He took six rapid test all negative , then PCR Positive and Presto Covid-19 .

Once again more evidence the PCR test is consistently producing false positives .

a reply to: JAGStorm

I got a kick out of this one...Thomas Rona in 1987 said the Dept of Energy (DOE) should lead the Human Genome Project.

HUMAN GENOME MAPPING SHOULD TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER GENE SEQUENCING.

Thomas P. Rona (1923–1997) was a 1980s era science advisor to the Defense Department and the White House under Presidents Reagan and Bush.

He also introduced the phrase "Information warfare."
1976 (July) - "Weapon Systems and Information War" [PDF] by Thomas P. Rona : Career-defining research paper with Boeing, sponsored by Office of Net Assessment, Pentagon.