The Covid "DECEPTION" An Eye Opening Video Look-Back

Navy Corpsman · Dec 6, 2023

Eleuthera said: ↑

Yes, as a layman I've been aware that the genetic sequencing is really the key to it all. As I understand it the PCR test only checks 30 something pairs out of a possible hundreds or thousands of pairs.

Boy if 101 is shocked and offended, you must have posted some truth.
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The whole alleged genetic sequencing of the phony SARS viron is a FARCE!

Watch how it was completely falsified in "episode one" in the links I posted above.

Durandal · Dec 7, 2023

Betamax101 said: ↑

OMG, it's the conspiracy theory that viruses (not just Sars2) don't exist. A whole industry of virologists are all faking it or too dumb to realize, because Kaufman says so?
Kaufman is a doctor of psychiatry. Yep, he's not even remotely qualified!
The Psychiatrist Who Calmly Denies Reality | Office for Science and Society - McGill University
"Sounding composed and knowledgeable, Kaufman repeatedly tells his viewers that viruses are not a cause of human diseases. Through watching hours and hours of video, I have seen him deny the existence of the viruses behind the common cold, polio, HIV-AIDS, viral hepatitis, chickenpox, COVID-19, and measles. One of his favourite examples for why his war against germ theory is justified is the case of Stefan Lanka, which he sells to his audience as “the Supreme Court of Germany actually ruled that there is no measles virus that’s been proved to exist” (from his interview with London Real, time code 1:04:00). The truth is that Lanka issued a challenge: he wanted a single scientific paper that, on its own, proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that the virus existed. When a doctor named David Bardens produced six papers that together met the burden of proof, Lanka refused to pay and the Court recognized that Lanka was free to set the rules as he saw fit because this was an award and he could give it to whomever. The measles virus is very real: Lanka’s public challenge was, in my opinion, a no-win scenario to give credence to his virus denialism.

Dr. Andrew Kaufman rose to fame in the early days of the pandemic by claiming that what scientists were actually seeing with their electron microscopes was not a new coronavirus but rather exosomes. This story is quite interesting as it reveals a common tactic Kaufman uses. In building a bridge between an observation and a conclusion he likes, he will often use valid science to lay down a number of planks. When that bridge is almost complete, he runs out of planks and takes a leap of faith, but that leap may only be noticeable by an expert. Going back to exosomes, most of what Kaufman says is true. Our body is made of cells, and you can imagine a cell like a soap bubble. An exosome is a tiny bubble that buds off from that soap bubble and starts floating around, maybe eventually fusing with another soap bubble.

These exosomes can carry payloads, like genetic material, and act as transporters inside our body, and they do look an awful lot like many viruses. In fact, sometimes a virus will infect a cell and an exosome containing the virus’ genetic material will bud off and go on to infect another cell, just like a viral particle would! But here we reach the end of our bridge. Two scientific experts discussed this issue in a YouTube video * and concluded that “clearly, there are similarities between exosomes and the coronavirus but they are absolutely different in many aspects.” Kaufman takes a leap and claims the virus does not exist. It’s all exosomes.

In fact, Kaufman loves to mention that doctors who claim to have found an infectious virus have never been able to fulfill Koch’s hallowed postulates. A brief history lesson is warranted. Microbiologist Robert Koch stated during the Victorian era (just before we even really knew what DNA and viruses were) that to prove that a microbe caused disease, you needed to isolate it from living things with the disease and not find it in living things without the disease. And if you took it from a living thing that had it and gave it to a living thing that did not, it should produce disease and you should be able to then isolate this microbe within it. So if scientists have not done this with a particular virus, it gives license to people like Kaufman to claim that we just don’t know.

The problem is that Koch himself realized that requiring his postulates to be fulfilled each and every time was mistaken. He noticed people who were carriers of typhoid fever and of cholera who did not have symptoms. They had the infectious agent but not the disease. Was it proof these microbes did not after all cause the disease? No. Koch’s postulates are historically interesting, but they have essentially been supplanted by guidelines based on the detection of DNA or RNA from the microbe itself."

* AT 28:10

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Is COVID-19 caused by "exosomes"? Here I discuss with Ken about the history of virus conspiracy theories in viral infections, from HIV to now COVID-19. It is for us scientists confusing to try to understand where these absolutely baseless conspiracy theories come from. Individuals that carefully list their credentials from different schools pick up snippets of science, build an argument that can be easily torn apart by a scientist, but sounds convincing to perhaps the non-scientist. Exosomes do not cause COVID-19, the SARS-CoV-19 virus does. The confusion is that the virus highjacks some of the exosome-manufacturing pathways, and might even bring some exosome molecules with it when it is leaving the cell where it was produced. We will come back to this topic, it is scary what can happen in this world.

Betamax101 · Dec 7, 2023

Eleuthera said: ↑

Yes, as a layman
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Right there is where you stop. That is the point where your opinion is not going to be accurate.

I've been aware that the genetic sequencing is really the key to it all.
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As random and as useless a statement as you could make. Genetic sequencing of what? Key to all what?

As I understand it
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Which is as a layman, who believes conspiracy theories. This "understanding" and the direction from where your "knowledge-base" is sourced, doesn't bode well for accuracy.

the PCR test only checks 30 something pairs
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Pairs of what?

out of a possible hundreds or thousands of pairs.
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Of what?

Boy if 101 is shocked and offended, you must have posted some truth.
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I am neither shocked that you two believe this ridiculous horseshit or offended that you dare to post about it. Your criteria for "must have posted some truth" is flawed.

Here's the deal with this "no virus" batshit.
Straight away we're suggesting that every University professor/tutor is lying or clueless by teaching this subject. Each year, every university in the world where students graduate, accordingly they too must also be living a lie or too dumb to realise the conspiracy "truf". Every company that makes anti-virals must be lying, every virologist working for them must have no idea what they are doing. Every virologist on the planet must be mistaken or lying. Every paper that references virus research (millions of them!) must be wrong. Every anti-viral or drug that targets a virus is supposedly based on a lie. Every report, reference, paper, book, person mentioning viruses nust be wrong

And why?
Well, because some batshit frickin' psychiatrist has "done some research" and because some conspiracy theorists don't know how to read a German court judgement!

Hmmm, now who to believe?

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