China sends infected flights to Milan, half of the passengers test positive

As some have speculated Chinese leaving China's mainland are infected and the possibility of another global pandemic seems to have the ground work being laid by the stupid. It was supposed to be January before the Chinese were free to travel out of country but evidently some have been able to get their freedom pass early.

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The NWO wants to bankrupt the whole WORLD ☠️

a reply to: 727Sky

Maintaining this as a "pandemic" is like a Golden Goose that lays money and control eggs.

Even the Government isn't THIS incompetent.

So, here we go, again.

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Round 2 of the great reset put into motion.

The woman in the video does a great job of blaming Xi. However, we know all the worlds governments are in on the scam.

Every last one of the people complicit in this agenda, needs to be behind bars for life, in general population.

This is exactly how it started in 2019. GMAFB....

FWIW none of those infected had a strain that Italy or the rest of the world doesn't already have.

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[...]Italy on Thursday urged the rest of the European Union to follow its lead and test travellers from China for COVID, but others said they saw no need to do so for now or were waiting for a common stance across the largely border-less bloc.

The EU's health officials could not agree on one course of action when they held talks in the morning and said they would continue their talks later.

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Autran, who advises the government on epidemiological risks, told Radio Classique that for now the situation was under control and that there were no signs of worrying new COVID variants in China.


Germany and Portugal have also said they saw no need for new travel restrictions, while Austria has stressed the economic benefits of Chinese tourists' return to Europe.

Norway, which is not an EU member but is part of the bloc's border-free deal, was taking a similar approach.

"We likely have several hundred thousand people getting COVID in Norway every week now," Professor Preben Aavitsland of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health wrote on Twitter. "A few hundred extra cases among travelers from China would be a drop in the ocean."

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How do we know that those infected aren’t carrying another strain that we aren’t testing for, and just assumed it’s Covid?

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How do we know that those infected aren’t carrying another strain that we aren’t testing for, and just assumed it’s Covid?

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Italy finds no new COVID variants among Chinese visitors so far

ROME — There is no sign of new COVID-19 variants so far among passengers arriving in Italy from China in recent days, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said, as she called for a new, EU-wide testing regime to guard against the threat from a resurgent coronavirus.

On Wednesday, Italy became the first European country to introduce mandatory virus testing for people arriving from China. Beijing's decision to lift lockdown policies earlier this month triggered a surge in cases, spurring concerns around the world that a dangerous new variant could emerge.

At a press conference in Rome on Thursday, Meloni said genomic sequencing of positive cases arriving in Milan’s airports since last week had shown only the Omicron variant.

a reply to: 727Sky

Well in other news CES which is one of the largest conventions of the year if not the largest is happening January 5th-8th. We get a massive amount of people from Asia and I would guess considering where all the electronics are manufactured that a lot of those are from china specifically. There is about 100,000 attending and probably 95% of those also fly in for the show. How does that sounds for a major vector point! Not to mention vegas is a huge tourist destination among Asians already...

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In 2020 it was travelers from Wuhan which started the pandemic in Italy Milan is the center of the fashion industry and many Chinese work in the fashion sweatshops, often illegally

From Italy travelers to the US brought the virus into the east coast, New York City and New England from which it spread

originally posted by: 38181
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How do we know that those infected aren’t carrying another strain that we aren’t testing for, and just assumed it’s Covid?

How do we know Americans, or Europeans don’t have another strain?

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originally posted by: 38181
a reply to: 727Sky

How do we know that those infected aren’t carrying another strain that we aren’t testing for, and just assumed it’s Covid?

How do we know Americans, or Europeans don’t have another strain?

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Go here and play around with the program and different data sources, Ive been on here since early on, it seems fairly accurate and updated. If there is an emerging variant you can click on it and see where it comes from. Obviously, its not complete but there is enough sampling that if there was a wave coming it would be noticeable,

In the US we have nothing but Omnicron variants all 5 of them, though China seems to only have one the Omnicron 22b, probably because they have been locked down and it hasn't had a chance to wash over the population

Shut down travel, take away what little they have, then double the amount of boosters and lockdowns. Put them on TV, broadcast them live, sow fear, more fear...

- the game maker

My favourite quote from the hunger games. Encapsulates so well what the Covid propaganda was/is
I just changed a few words to make it more….realistic

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there were no signs of worrying new COVID variants in China.

I'm worried about the original strain.

Viruses mutate to weaker strains as they run through the populous, and China didn't allow that to happen with their no covid policy.. How do we know this isn't still the original strain? PCR tests don't identify specific strains; that takes time in a lab.

We were told that the original strain could infect someone for up to two weeks before a PCR test gave a positive result, and that anybody infected was able to infect others during that two week period. That's why we had lockdowns social distancing.

This whole situation stinks as bad as any rotten fish I've ever smelled, and they won't even be able to blame it on Trump this time.

originally posted by: nugget1

there were no signs of worrying new COVID variants in China.

I'm worried about the original strain.

Viruses mutate to weaker strains as they run through the populous, and China didn't allow that to happen with their no covid policy.. How do we know this isn't still the original strain? PCR tests don't identify specific strains; that takes time in a lab.

We were told that the original strain could infect someone for up to two weeks before a PCR test gave a positive result, and that anybody infected was able to infect others during that two week period. That's why we had lockdowns social distancing.

This whole situation stinks as bad as any rotten fish I've ever smelled, and they won't even be able to blame it on Trump this time.

Go here it's an excellent place to see the lineage, Delta hasn't been active globally since early 2022 and it was waning then. But I prescribe to the theory we shouldn't have shut down or had mandatory vaccines, it could be why heavily vaxxed Japan only has only omicron variant 22b whereas most countries have more variants

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It appears our existing RT-PCR tests can still detect Covid variants/mutations but if the N spike protein starts to mutate, then they would have to tweak the test, but that would be after the fact, or rather after the new variant was out there.

Furness also said that we should be concerned about our current rapid tests if viral load—how much virus is being produced—should decrease with new variants. If that happens, it could be a problem for at-home tests.

“Another issue is syncytia—the ability of a virus to cause an infected cell to fuse directly with another cell rather than bursting and sending out free virions,” Furness said. “This is done to evade the immune system and it could also make tests less sensitive.”

The research out of Emory University published in Cell didn’t just look at current variants; it also measured how mutations in the N protein could affect at-home tests’ accuracy and ability to recognize the virus.

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So it could very well be that some people on that plane had low viral load and tested negative.