Sensational judgment from Weimar: no masks, no distance, no more tests for students
Am 8. April 2021 hat das Familiengericht Weimar in einem Eilverfahren (Az.: 9 F 148/21) beschlossen, dass es zwei Weimarer Schulen mit sofortiger Wirkung verboten ist, den Schülerinnen und Schüler vorzuschreiben, Mund-Nasen-Bedeckungen aller Art (insbesondere qualifizierte Masken wie...
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The reviewer Prof. Dr. rer. biol. hum. In her molecular biology expert opinion, Kämmerer confirms that a PCR test - even if carried out correctly - cannot make any statement as to whether a person is infected with an active pathogen or not.
Because the test cannot differentiate between “dead” matter, e.g. a completely harmless genome fragment as a remnant of the body's own immune system's fight against a cold or flu (such genome fragments can be found many months after the immune system has “dealt with” the problem ) and “living” matter, ie a “fresh”, reproductive virus.
Two striking sources of error should be singled out.
On the one hand, this includes the number of target genes to be tested. This was successively reduced from the original three to one in accordance with the guidelines of the WHO.
The expert calculates that the use of only one target gene to be tested in a mixed population of 100,000 tests with not a single actually infected person results in a result of 2,690 false positively tested people due to an average error rate determined in an instant interlaboratory comparison. If 3 target genes were used, there would only be 10 false positives.
If the 100,000 tests carried out were to be carried out representative of 100,000 citizens of a city / district within 7 days, this reduction in the target genes used alone with regard to the “daily incidence” results in a difference of 10 false positives compared to 2690 false positives and therefrom depending on the severity of the citizens' freedom restrictions.
If the correct “target number” of three or even better (as in Thailand, for example) up to 6 genes had been used for the PCR analysis, the rate of positive tests and thus the “7-day incidence” would have been almost completely zero reduced.
On the other hand, one of the sources of error is the so-called ct value, i.e. the number of amplification / doubling steps up to which the test is still rated as “positive”.
The reviewer points out that, according to unanimous scientific opinion, all “positive” results that are only recognized from a cycle of 35 onwards have no scientific (ie: no evidence-based) basis. In the range ct value 26-35, the test can only be assessed as positive if compared with virus cultivation. The RT-qPCR test for the detection of SARS-CoV-2, which was propagated worldwide with the help of the WHO, however (and following it all other tests based on it as a blueprint) was set to 45 cycles without a CT value for "positive" define.
In addition, when using the RT-q-PCR test, the
WHO Information Notice for IVD Users 2020/05 must be observed (No. 12 of the court's legal information). Thereafter, if the test result does not match the clinical findings of the person examined, a new sample must be taken and a further examination carried out and differential diagnostics carried out; only then can a positive test be counted according to these specifications.
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In conclusion, the judge notes: “Based on surveys in Austria, where masks are not worn in primary schools, but rapid tests are carried out three times a week, according to the explanations of the expert Prof. Dr. Cow bandner:
100,000 primary school students would have to put up with all the side effects of wearing a mask for a week in order to prevent just one infection per week.