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So Rahm gets pulled off a PGA course for the second time after a positive covid test, the first time he was leading on a Saturday I believe by 6 strokes. If these "vaccines" work, or even immunity from the antibodies which he would have still had in him from weeks before, what is going on with this picture?
John
I would suspect, that those running the show, are pulling him to prevent other competitors from being infected by him. Rahm may simply be an asymptomatic carrier of the virus. As to the vaccine there is a period of something like 28 days before they become effective after you have the shot. If he receive the vaccine, he should have sat things out for a month, to allow for enough antibodies to be produce for the test to pick up. I suspect the tournament organizers are falling all over themselves to prevent lawsuit from the other golfers if this virus gets an open opportunity. In the Olympics, in team play, if a team player comes down with the virus, the whole team is pulled. The more remarkable thing Japan appears to be awash with the virus, and the only small hope of keeping the Olympics alive, is to keep an extremely tight lid on things.
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There is an increasing number of cases of the vaccine NOT creating enough anti-bodies and why there is more and more people still getting the virus after their second shots
Nasal Testing only tests if there is an active virus....it does not test for anti-bodies, that takes blood work.
The PCR test can't differentiate between covid and the flu, it can also be manipulated to show any result the operator desires, my guess is his money is on Johnson.
I’m guessing he’s vaxxed, being on the PGA Tour.
Immunocompromised possibly? There’s a lot of people that have this and don’t know it….
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I thought there was supposed to be some sort of testing exemption in place for people who recently had covid because they can test positive for months afterwards because of dead virus fragments. Just guessing in Rahm's case he probably couldn't get around the testing protocol for the Olympics.
Or he's had 2 false positives and is on a run of bad luck.
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It also can't differentiate between live and dead fragments.Quote:
Originally Posted by WillieBeno
Can you please show your courses for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by WillieBeno
PCR test is / has been flawed - this link below was just released by the CDC...isnt it ironic its not getting much media coverage?? Essentially the PCR test would test positive for COVID if you had a flu...
https://www.cdc.gov/csels/dls/locs/2...VVk1EFGOrqObOk
Nothing unusual going on. Lots of vaccines don't work on some people. My neighbor down the street was vaccinated last fall for shingles. One week later she got'em.
Vaccines and even antibodies do not prevent you from getting COVID.
All they do is reduce/eliminate the symptoms and severity of the illness.
If you have exposure ... you can get the COVID virus ... but then your antibodies
should jump on it right away to fight it, before it has a chance to set in and make you really
sick.
So, I have no idea why people are freaking out about catching COVID, even after vaccines,
or even after having COVID previously.
It's like saying ... do you have oil on your hands .... yes I do, because I touched oil .... oh my goodness!!!
Disaster! We're doomed ... reply, no, I'll just wash it off, it's okay, no issues, stop stressing.
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