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Chicago has investigated itself and found that having 385,000 people in one spot isn't a superspreader event

 But it’s the details where things get a little hinky.  They have 203 positive cases  but 127 of the cases were injected and 76 were not jabbed.  Total estimates of attendance at Lalahapahlalabah were 385,000.

They have to get into some pretty interesting data-drilling to find data to stay with their meme.  They say that this leads to 4 in 10,000 cases for injected and 16 in 10,000 for uninjected.  Can’t have real data contradict the Faucinator.

As near as I can follow their ‘logic’, they took 90% of 385,000 they estimated were injected and parsed it down to their 4 in 10,000 and 10% uninjected of the 385,000 and parsed it down.

To me, 62.6% of the positive tests are for the jabbed and 37.4% were unjabbed.  Bear in mind that the tests they are using are probably still the old PCR tests and that they only test the injected if they are showing symptoms but still came out with the injected having most of the positive tests. 



4 responses to “Chicago has investigated itself and found that having 385,000 people in one spot isn't a superspreader event”

  1. Probably BS, and they'll hide the real numbers…

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  2. NFO–you're right. But the numbers I've seen from the Bama-Bash on Martha's Vineyard indicate it WAS a superspreader event. Guess that just shows that being injected and an elitist does nothing to protect you from germs.

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  3. Probably BS, and they'll hide the real numbers…

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  4. NFO–you're right. But the numbers I've seen from the Bama-Bash on Martha's Vineyard indicate it WAS a superspreader event. Guess that just shows that being injected and an elitist does nothing to protect you from germs.

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