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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (162426)	9/9/2020 11:39:34 AM
From: marcher	Respond to of 218453

ok, thank you. i found an article about that, including: "...The Massachusetts Department of Public Health opened an investigation in early August after it became aware of an unusually high positive rate of COVID-19 tests reported by Orig3n Laboratory, the agency said in a statement Tuesday..." nbcboston.com so, it was a state regulator (not federal) who investigated a report by someone, apparently. seems that these sorts of regulation/oversight vary from state to state, which increases the variance of test results between states, and impedes the ability to make fair comparisons, even within the u.s.. and then these inconsistent c19 yes/no population results are compared to other countries with, apparently, different testing/identification methods and reported in the news as being 'real', when the numbers may not be legitimate indicators of c19. it's a freakin mess, imo. "We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” — William Casey, CIA director, February 1981