One of the unique characteristics of COVID-19, we were told, was the threat of “Asymptomatic Spread.” In fact, “Asymptomatic Spread” was such a concern that the majority of us had to stay home to “flatten the curve” and later, had to wear masks in public spaces. Lets unpack the truth.
54 Studies Showed a .07% Chance of “Asymptomatic Spread”
This is huge, guys. You can find this research in PubMed, the title is: Household Transmission of SARS-CoV-2: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. They found that, over 54 studies that had been done in households, only .07% of transmission was from a supposedly “Asymptomatic” family member. Households are typically close environments, with shared kitchens, bathrooms and ventilation. Certainly, the chance of catching the virus from a stranger who is six feet away at the grocery store would be even less than .07%!
NO “Asymptomatic Spread” Among 1,174 People!
Even better than the .07% chance of “Asymptomatic Spread” is NO “Asymptomatic Spread,” which is likely a more accurate assessment:
There were no positive tests amongst 1,174 close contacts of asymptomatic cases.
This information was known in November 2020. The study can be found here: Post-lockdown SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid screening in nearly ten million residents of Wuhan, China.
Singapore Study Showed No Proof of Asymptomatic Spread
This study was done early in the pandemic, in February 2020, less than one month after the first COVID case in Singapore. No proof of asymptomatic transmission of coronavirus: NCID
The CDC Website Changed
The CDC website used to say that 30% of the virus spread was from asymptomatic cases. There is no such percentage on the site any longer, nor any study that proves that asymptomatic transmission even exists. Source
Dr. Fauci Said that Asymptomatic People Do Not Spread Viruses or Drive Epidemics
The WHO Said that Asymptomatic People Do Not Spread COVID-19
Positive PCR Tests in Asymptomatic People Does NOT Equal Asymptomatic Transmission!!
We saw headlines like this:

The post above contained this quote: “There is also strong evidence that it can be transmitted by people who are just mildly ill or even presymptomatic” but with no source, no studies proving this to be factual information. There are two, more probable explanations for so many positive PCR tests in people who never showed syptoms:
- The Virus is Not as Serious as We Were Told
Have you considered it? If the majority of people were walking around without symptoms (and therefore, without a large enough viral load to spread it), maybe this wasn’t such a terrible virus, afterall?
2. PCR Tests Aren’t Accurate
I believe this is the most likely scenario, and I will be sharing more information about. this soon.
What About All of the Asymptomatic Cases and Deaths?
The WHO stated, in March 2020, that 80% (EIGHTY PERCENT!) of all COVID-19 cases were asymptomatic. Source Keep in mind, this means that 80% of the COVID cases were so mild that they couldn’t have spread it to other people, and that 80% of the COVID cases were probably actually due to faulty tests. (I’ll get into that in another post).
Let’s consider the current stats.
The current numbers say that we have had 34,434,803 cases in the United States. Subtract 80%, and that’s 6,886,960. Divide it by 16 months (because it has been 16 months since the “pandemic” began, at the time of this writing) and then multiply that number by 12 to get a yearly total, that’s 5,165,220 COVID cases in a year in the US. Hmm.
- In 2017-18, there were 45,000,000 symptomatic flu cases in the United States (Source)
- In 2020-21, there were 5,165,220 symptomatic COVID cases in the United States
Note that the CDC has only ever counted symptomatic flu cases. This was the first time, ever in history, that health officials started looking at “asymptomatic” cases.
Also note that the flu isn’t considered a pandemic at 45,000,000 cases in a year. But only 11% of that number was labeled a pandemic for COVID? That’s crazy talk.
The current total death count is 617,875. Subtract 80%, and that’s 123,569. Divide that by 16 months and then multiply that number by 12 to get a yearly total, and that’s 92,676.
- In 2017-18, there were between 46,000 and 95,000 deaths from the flu (in people who were symptomatic).
- In 2020-21, there were 92,676 deaths from COVID (in people who were symptomatic).
- Also in 2021, only 646 deaths were attributed to the flu. (This is another subject, but WOW. We had a 99.99% reduction in flu cases when COVID hit! Amazing!!! Source)
Let’s look at those top two numbers for deaths. If there were only 46,000 deaths from the flu in 2017-18, at worst, COVID was twice as bad as the flu. (Not 99% worse as the news would have us believing) At 95,000 deaths from the flu, COVID was really on par with the average flu deaths every single year.
If we don’t count “asymptomatic” cases, look what that does to the numbers!
The Concept of “Asymptomatic” Transmission Made the Virus Seem Scarier
This is a super important piece of information that was withheld from us. Without asymptomatic transmission, the truth is that we really didn’t have a pandemic at all. Please share this information far and wide! Here is a graphic to post on social media:
