Debunking the Nonsense
Everything you need to know about the pseudoscience of virology
A presentation by Jacob Diaz, Mike Donio, Dr. Jordan Grant, Mike Stone and Alec Zeck addressing the fallacious reasoning, misinterpretations, and pseudoscience of virology.
From the presenters: “This field of so-called science is the foundation for which every tyrannical, inhumane measure was justified during the COVID-19 era.
The lockdowns, the social distancing, the masking, the experimental vaccines, the mandates, the business closures, the job loss, the severe depression, the economic impact, the censorship, the centralization of power, the increased government control, the segregation, the discrimination, the harmful hospital protocols, the unnecessary death, and every other piece of the official COVID-19 narrative rests on the shoulders of the completely unproven concept of pathogenic disease causing particles that are passed from person-to-person.
Additionally, much of the allopathic medical system is based on the pseudoscientific and unproven germ theory of disease, including childhood vaccination programs, which are responsible for tremendous harm across several generations of children.
We are of the firm belief that, if we are to get back to the true nature of heath and disease, the germ theory of disease and virology must be dismantled, and the knowledge of its fallacious reasoning, misinterpretations, and pseudoscience must be widespread, especially amongst the health freedom community.
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Thank you. It is timely, as the "to virus or not to virus" debate has been heating up on substack. See the recent posts by Steve Kirsch and A Midwestern Doctor and the zillions of comments on them. Overall, the virus promoters come across in their comments and articles (except for Steve Kirsch's latest one where he summarizes his discussion with someone on the other side) as arrogant and are often abusive. An recurring example of the abuse is the term "virus denier" -- a term of propaganda designed, probably in a CIA Mockingbird lab that came up with "conspiracy theorist" to slander anyone questioning the fraudulent Warren Commission report, to evoke assocations with Holocaust denier.
Meanwhile, the "show me the virus" camp (full disclosure: I'm in that camp) mostly makes scientific arguments that, if picked up, would advance the discussion.
Thanks so much for this. This is so important. Have shared and will continue to do so.