Notice how the mainstream media has stopped talking about coronavirus "deaths" and shifted to coronavirus "cases?" That's because the term "cases" is a misnomer. Any person who tests positive for the coronavirus is now considered a "case." So as more testing is being conducted, more "cases" are emerging.

But I've got news for the corrupt medical establishment: Testing positive for a virus does not create a "case" of illness.

As every doctor and virologist knows, a "case" is only established when a person has:

1) A symptomatic expression of illness
2) The presence of an identified pathogen that is known to cause such symptoms

Merely carrying a virus is not a "case." If that were true, then the vast majority of Americans would right now be diagnosed with "cases" of influenza, and we would be in a media-declared influenza pandemic panic.

Merely carrying a virus without showing symptoms of sickness doesn't make a "case"

The viral strains that people carry without symptoms don't matter much, it turns out. Most carriers aren't contagious, and most pathogens are harmless or latent unless the carrier suddenly experiences immune suppression (from something like the extreme stress of losing their job, for example, or being locked in their own homes).