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I think this is the video he played in the presentation.

I think he needs to really explain the isolation thing in further detail – most of my ‘truther-buddies’ would need more than this to convince them it’s been isolated, since the term ‘isolated’ doesn’t mean what most scientists thinks it means and there’s not been a single lab in the world who has ‘isolated’ the virus. – Penny

Not in presentation, but this is what he is referring to:

See also My Pandemic Timeline for more references to the Gain of Function research USA-Wuhan

I believe this might be the document he’s referring to:

Not in presentation, but Dr Yan (Whistle-blower) has been sounding the alarm about the virus being deliberately created and intentionally released to the world to destroy economies & freedoms since the very beginning of the pandemic.

The entire ‘pandemic’ is centred around PCR-testing & Mullis definitely would’ve been vocal about both Fauci & how the PCR-tests were being used. – Penny.

Not in presentation, but this is Kary Mullis talking about the PCR Test.

Not in presentation, but this is Kary Mullis on Fauci.

Not in presentation but relevant. A study published by Oxford Academic on the correlation between 3,790 positive PCR tests and 1,941 SARS-CoV-2 isolates, found that at a cycle threshold (ct) of 25, the test was 70 percent reliable, a figure that dropped to 20 percent at 30 cycles, and just three percent at 35 cycles. That meant 97 percent were false positives, yet that was used “in most laboratories in the USA and Europe.” ⁽⁰⁹⁾Correlation Between 3790 Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction–Positives Samples and Positive Cell Cultures, Including 1941 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 Isolates – Published 28 Sept 2020 & also included in Clinical … Click for full citation

The lower the Ct value of a specific gene, the more the gene exists in the sample. However, the problem with a Ct-based diagnosis is that there is no absolute or constant Ct cutoff value, and Ct cutoff values are different for each diagnostic reagent even for the same gene.

For example, although there are differences according to diagnostic reagents, a sample is usually judged positive for COVID-19 based on a Ct value of 35. Although the Ct value in a rRT-PCR test is relatively accurate, error of 1–2 cycles are not uncommon in a Ct value depending on various factors, including the skill of the examiner.

Therefore, when there is ambiguity in the Ct value, such as 34–36, the result may be interpreted as false negative or false positive depending on the Ct cutoff value.

Furthermore, because the Ct value is inversely proportional to the amount of the target gene, there is also the disadvantage of a sample being interpreted as false negative in the early stages of COVID-19 infection without large amounts of virus multiplication or depending on the accuracy of the swab.

Interpreting the COVID-19 Test Results (by authors of the above paper) ⁽¹⁰⁾Interpreting the COVID-19 Test Results – Chang, Min Cheol MD; Hur, Jian MD; Park, Donghwi MD Interpreting the COVID-19 Test Results, American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation: July 2020 – Volume 99 – Issue 7 … Click for full citation

Another paper ‘Predicting Infectious Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 From Diagnostic Samples – Oxford Academic – Nov 2020′ ⁽¹¹⁾Predicting Infectious Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 From Diagnostic Samples – Jared Bullard, Kerry Dust, Duane Funk, James E Strong, David Alexander, Lauren Garnett, Carl Boodman, Alexander Bello, Adam Hedley, Zachary … Click for full citation showed no positive viral cultures with a Ct > 24 or STT > 8 days. The odds of a positive culture were decreased by 32% for each unit increase in Ct.