California still pushing COVID-19 scam by claiming there are “very high” levels of SARS-CoV-2 in WASTEWATER

California is still pushing the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) scam five years on, this time by claiming that there are “very high” levels of the virus in wastewater.

According to SHTF Plan, officials in the Golden State are closely watching the BA2 strain – a subvariant of the earlier B11529 omicron – that is fueling a global uptick in coronavirus cases. U.S. wastewater data has also revealed that several cities in the Bay Area like San Francisco and San Jose are grappling with “high” SARS-CoV-2 levels compared with other areas.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) appears to be in on the ruse, with the public health agency claiming that California is now the region most afflicted with COVID-19 in the U.S. alongside Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii. The CDC’s testing of international travelers who voluntarily agree to have their sinuses swabbed for COVID-19 is ongoing. This COVID-19 testing scheme now includes seven major airports in the United States.

But according to Scott Pauley, CDC press officer, the voluntary testing isn’t good enough. He told NBC News that wastewater surveillance has shown to be a valuable tool, and that airplane wastewater surveillance could be another option. Pauley said analysis of airplane sewage could help scientists track new COVID-19 variants entering the U.S., or identify novel pathogens. (Related: Wastewater discharge into streams can lead to rapid antibiotic resistance, bacterial infections and disease.)

SHTF Plan‘s Mac Slavo begged to differ, however, noting that the mainstream media (MSM) “has pushed the ‘wastewater’ narrative for a long time.” He remarked that the MSM can utilize this new scheme to “panic the masses while the ruling class takes even more power.”

“It’s very strange that the West Coast continues to be high,” said infectious disease specialist Dr. Peter Chin-Hong. But for Slavo, the high levels of COVID-19 in the wastewater isn’t strange. Rather, the fact that Californians continue to buy the narrative and fall for it repeatedly is something worth wondering about.

California still stuck in the pandemic era while the rest of the U.S. moves on

Most of the U.S. has moved on from COVID-19, with most pandemic-related policies expiring and cases remaining low across the county. Even most Americans no longer fear being infected with SARS-CoV-2, chalking it up to a mild cold.

In California, nearly eight in 10 (79 percent) say the worst is behind us when it comes to COVID-19. Nevertheless, most also think it is somewhat important to control the spread – a substantial number of Californians favoring certain spaces asking for vaccine passports and prohibiting those without proof of injection.

But Slavo also pointed out the absurdity of the CDC’s goal of “analyzing wastewater” from airplanes and California’s sewage system. He remarked: “How is testing airplane wastewater going to slow the introduction of new variants into the U.S.? If it’s in the wastewater of an airplane, isn’t it already in the United States?”

Ultimately, the Golden State is continuing to try to spread fear among its citizens over COVID-19, with observers believing that its health authorities will continue this narrative as long as people are willing to get injected with COVID vaccines and boosters that are suspected of killing them or making them very sick.

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Sources include:

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