The ENTIRE "pandemic" is being steered by this fragile string of data of unreliable quality. Were it not for this fraudulent testing regime you would have rightly concluded it was all over months ago.
The Norwegian health authorities FHI have calculated that with the current level of assumed prevalence, if you test 12,000 RANDOM people, you will get 15 positives. Out of those, 14 will be false positives. Reflect on that for a second. This is why general testing is an awful idea and will essentially keep the case-demic going on forever.
The study is in Norwegian and not a “study” per se, more a calculation they have done (FHI is the “Public Health Institute”). Run google translate embedded in Chrome and you can read the whole thing in English. Note however that Google translate does make some errors, “Coronavirus” is bizarrely translated “coronary heart disease” in the heading for example.
The section on random testing is accurately translated, I copied here above the link for ease of reference:
“If you test a person who has no symptoms or increased risk of being infected, and who lives in a society with little infection, it is very unlikely that the person tests positive. However, there is a high probability that a positive answer is false, ie that the person who tests positive is actually healthy. In the case of very low infection in society, this applies even if the test (PCR test) itself is of good quality.
Given the current infection situation in Norway, health professionals must test around 12,000 random people to find a positive case with covid-19. In such a sample, there will be about 15 positive test results, but 14 of these will be false positives.
In addition, after undergoing infection, the test result may remain positive for weeks after the person ceases to be contagious. This is because the PCR test does not distinguish between virus residues and infectious virus."
https://www.fhi.no/nyheter/2020/unodvendig-a-teste-store-grupper-av-friske-ved-lite-koronasmitte/
From Scotland there is this:
SCOTTISH Government health chief Jason Leitch admitted the tests used to detect Covid cases are “a bit rubbish”, it emerged today.
“Now, the test just now is bit rubbish.
“It is positive if it finds live virus or remnants of dead virus. It can’t tell the difference.
“So you could still be shedding virus six weeks after you’ve had the infection and still get a positive test, and you’re not infectious.
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Today, Prof Heneghan said: “Policy is not being driven by hospital admissions, symptomatic cases, ICU admissions, deaths.
“It’s being driven by a binary PCR Yes/No result for which your national director has just said is a ‘a bit rubbish’.
“What they are doing is reflecting their policies are based on opinions and not based on the actual evidence.