The latest Omicron quirk: "Asymptomatic carriage

Jazz Shaw Jan 11, 2022

Most of the solid data we’ve been given regarding the Omicron variant (as opposed to the constantly shifting goalposts of the CDC and NIH) has come out of South Africa. That makes sense, since that’s where researchers first identified Omicron and they’ve had a large population sample to work with. 

The South African doctors have stuck with their original assessment of Omicron producing considerably milder symptoms in patients, with significantly reduced rates of hospitalizations or deaths. But the latest pair of studies from that region that were just released this week offer some new details which are either worrisome or – just possibly – encouraging, depending on how you choose to interpret it. 

The bottom line is that there is almost certainly a lot more Omicron going around than even the latest testing results indicate and the reason for that is that Omicron infections are frequently characterized as producing no noticeable symptoms. It’s a category they are referring to as “asymptomatic carriage.” (Reuters)......To Read More....

My Take - According to  Acting FDA commissioner Dr. Janet Woodcock:

 "It’s hard to process what’s actually happening right now, which is, most people are going to get COVID."   

No, it's not hard to process, because the answers lie in history.  

• Everyone will become exposed to these viruses.
•  Some people will get sick.
• Some of them will die
• The vast majority of the human race will not die.
• The vast majority of the human race will not get sick.
• The vast majority of the human race will not get sick and will have been exposed and test positive for the virus.   
• Once there viruses are in the environment, they're here to stay forever, and since they have animal reservoirs, they'll keep cropping up. 

Now, that's science, that's history, that's the nature of these things, so let's try and get this right, the only reason this is "hard to process" is nothing that's happening fits their demands for vaccinations, which simply aren't working, because if these experimental drugs, which aren't vaccines, were working this wouldn't be happening.