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Ruth Gordon's avatar

Until people I trust can adequately explain what happened to all of the influenza cases that vanished during 2020-2021 and then demonstrate that "covid" was a distinct and identifiable unique pathogen with an actual ability to make people sick versus deliberate hospital and health care protocols that truly caused the problems, I am not convinced there was anything other than a great deception, not a great infection. If we simply had a bad flu season whereby 100,000 people died - typically about 60-80k people die...so do the math with an aggressive mortality rate of flu of .1% - then what was "covid" responsible for? Remember, the charts still say that during "covid-19" there were only 4,000 flu cases.

So many lies including current "vaccine" and "treatment" studies are built upon and amplified by this foundation of lies that no one seems to be getting to the bottom of.

Ginny Robinson-Brown's avatar

I’m really bothered by all the ppl within the “medical freedom movement” insisting that viruses do not exist. Maybe I just don’t understand enough about it, but it seems to just further confuse ppl. As soon as ppl start understanding that SARS COV 2, for example, can be detected by PCR, but the detection alone doesn’t mean one is “sick with COVID”, some ppl jumped straight to “well you can’t be sick with COVID bc viruses don’t even exist”. As soon as we establish that there was no “pandemic driven by asymptomatic spread”, they jump straight to “there’s no asymptomatic spread bc there’s no virus”.

Ok, then, what was it?? Bc my family and I most certainly had SOMETHING that we had never experienced before. So did a lot of ppl. It was unusual in every way. Thankfully we got sick during Omicron, so our symptoms were upper respiratory in nature, and I firmly believe that our symptoms were fairly mild BECAUSE we were unvaccinated (and remain so). Getting back to my point, these ppl are now using the assertion that viruses don’t exist to discredit anyone operating under the established medical belief that viruses DO exist. I’ve even seen them go after Dr McCullough for “taking advantage” of ppl by selling kits to address a number of illnesses. As a layman, it’s incredibly frustrating, bc while I’ve educated myself as much as possible (and continue to), even learning how to read medical journals and studies to the extent that I’m able given my level of understanding, sorting through the mountains of data is nearly impossible. Thankfully, I’ve been really good at deciding who to listen to and who not to. Meaning that if someone has predicted correctly, and adjusted their model as more information came in, then I listen to what they have to say. Ppl who stay stuck on a particular narrative, despite having more information that should cause them to adjust course but doesn’t, I put them aside. This helps a great deal—just knowing who is likely telling the truth based on their actions—but it’s still just so much to try and understand. My conclusions so far are fairly simple: SARS COV 2 is likely a bioweapon meant to weaken a population, and it was used as a means of control, and whether it was intentionally released or whether it was an opportunistic power grab, the results are the same. I have to conclude that viruses, or at least what we call viruses, DO exist, and they do spread throughout a population, and once they hit the ground running there’s no stopping them until herd immunity is reached, and our herd immunity was disrupted by a transfection agent that makes the vaccinated incapable of mounting an effective defense against future variants. Furthermore, the “vaccine” has killed and injured millions of ppl, yet it’s still being pushed on our most vulnerable members, our very future, and if it’s not stopped, I worry that this could result in effective extinction. I know that last part sounds a little melodramatic, but there’s plenty of evidence supporting this as a possible outcome simply bc we CANNOT know how these shots will effect the complex systems they were literally injected into.

This substack has been, and continues to be, a wonderful source of information, and the two of you (Peter McCullough and John Leake) are two of the few I trust bc you’re two of only a few who constantly readjust your models to deal with the influx of new data, and I’m grateful.

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