I wanted to share another article related to the Covid fraud:

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/02/no_author/the-covid-19-coronavirus-gullibility-test/

It’s very well said, and clearly exposes the fraud of all of this in a neat and succinct way.  You may or may not put it up on the covid page, but just wanted you to read it and have for reference (great citations/links in there). 

Particularly wanted you to notice his conclusions at the end, when he exposes the total fraud of the medical establishment as a whole.  Great observations there how so many of our normal “chronic diseases”—which happen to kill us predominantly—have been halved or even quartered since the “Covid” came to town.  Why is that?  Well, it’s more than they’re being misreported as Covid.  There really are less of these ‘diseases’ killing people this year.  And that is because these people are not getting the “diagnosis” and thus the “treatment”…which is actually the cause of death. 

So much of disease is simply not.  That’s how my mother was killed.  They found some “pre-cancerous lesions” whilst they were doing a routine hysterectomy (another brainless procedure) and decided, while they were in there, to cut out all of her abdominal lymph nodes.  My stepdad, of course, had to agree to it from the waiting room, which he did.  “Whateva you say, doc”.  Naturally, they didn’t bother to tell him (or her afterwards) that you actually need those lymph nodes and without them, your lymphatic system will slowly fail…over the course of 2-5 years…and you’d be dead anyway of “Pinocchio-ism” (as I called it).  Body turns to wood, heart can’t beat and lungs can't inflate, and you eventually simultaneously suffocate and lose all blood circulation.  But, at least she didn’t die of the dreaded “the cancer” she probably did not have.

Therefore, as I’ve alluded to before, consider the possibility that we/they have a LOT more wrong than just the Covid.  Maybe just about everything.

I don’t expect you to jump on board with this—as it’s probably even more controversial than the flat earth (haha)—but it’s worth serious consideration.  It requires a great deal of study to fully be convinced (or you can take shortcuts like I did, because I never believed their crap anyway).  Besides, I was “professionally” trained in microbiology/biochemistry/toxicology/chemistry, so I’ve read the textbooks and heard the lectures, and seen for myself the logical flaws and massive gaps in theory.  I have the advantage of already seriously doubting it from jump street.  Furthermore, after researching vaccines and germ theory for the last 20 years, I see the pattern emerge easier than maybe someone who’s drank the koolaid their entire adult life (don’t mean you)…

But you’ve no doubt heard of the lawsuit in Germany which was settled in 2017, in which the high federal court in Stuttgart declared the measles “virus” non-existent, and thus all of virology is refuted.  (This may come up in German, so you’ll have to translate…I had to use evil Chrome for this).

Anyway, the back story is here:

https://materialdenmg.com/virus-un-error-de-interpretacion-parte-i/

Again, you’ll need to translate.

This is a particularly well done (shortish—concise) analysis of the facts of the case, but more the general case being made that what we think are “viruses” are nothing of the sort.  Actually, they don’t exist at all.  Intriguing story though of how we came to think they did (this isn’t really a conspiracy—just compounded errors, propagated ad infinitum by the “peer-review” process we call “science” these days).  And, as usual, you have to follow the money.

The history of medical science is quite astonishing when you really learn it…Or, what there is to learn of it.  We are really like a bunch of blind men groping an elephant when it comes to understanding what “life” really is.  Actually, let me pare that down a bit… We DON’T HAVE A CLUE.

Mad scientists have been monkeying around (quite literally actually—see how vaccines are produced) with human anatomy and physiology for hundreds of years now and we’re no better off than we were then, collectively.  Maybe worse off.  Yes, we’ve come a long way with the technology of trauma and surgical repairs, but as far as disease goes?  We’ve caused FAR more than we’ve solved.  And those that have been solved were almost 100% nutritional or hygienic.

But, we still get  our "threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labour and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we fly away."   

Anyway, this is a fascinating read…when you have the time.

In this response, I had asked Michael about sickness coming from external sources. My email first:

I have both of these added.

 

As I told you earlier, I have had my doubts about “viruses” for a long time – mainly because no one in our family was ever sick at the same time – even though we all lived under the same roof. We were all home – all the time – yet it never happened.

 

I’ve leaned toward imbalances as being the cause of illness. But there is one thing that bothers me and has so for a long time. Many years ago, Teresa and I went out to dinner somewhere, I can’t recall. But this was shortly after we were married and we either had no children yet – or maybe just Sara. But we both ordered the same meal – and at almost the same day that evening – we both got sicker than dogs. Obviously a case of food poisoning (or at least that’s what we have thought for all these years.) It sure seems like there are some external sources that can cause illness.

 

Lethal injections apparently can and do kill people.

 

“I caught a ‘bug’ from somewhere...” That seems to be an actual living little critter of some kind that can cause a bad reaction from being where it isn’t supposed to be (in a human body).

 

As far as all these supposed politicized “viruses” – (polio, corona, etc.) - by my very nature I recoil at all of that. And of course, if the “doctors, politicians, scientists, etc.,” say one thing – I tend to look somewhere else for the truth.

 

Do you believe there is nothing external that can cause sickness?

Michael says....

Food poisoning.  Yep, been there done that.  Twice confirmed for sure.  Once from a fetid fried boardwalk dinner and once from a little worm species that lives in uncooked salmon (actually saw the worms with my own eyes—after I’d eaten it.)  Both times I, and everyone else that ate it, got VERY sick.  (And both times we all recovered once our bodies were able to eliminate the toxins).  Not fun.  Death can result sometimes (from dehydration—vomiting/diarrhea). 

Of course, there are many known bacterial pathologies (named diseases and sicknesses).  As are there venom and toxins from many types of animals, plants and insects which, of course, can make us sick or kill us.  So yea, that would be “external”, and yea, it will cause sickness.

Viruses, so-called, are not these. They, as alleged, do not cause illness by this mechanism.  Their “weaponry” is the simple killing of cells in which they hijack to “propagate” themselves.  The idea is nonsense on its face.  Also, because they cannot self-replicate, they are not considered “living organisms”.  We are told they are basically invisible, genetic balls whose only “purpose” is to become… more, identical, genetic balls.  (Why?)  In the process, the “host” it uses for this pointless existence is damaged or killed only collaterally.  The “disease” caused is merely incidental.  It’s a bizarre idea, really.

Bacteria are single-celled ‘organisms’ which are neither plant nor animal.  They are a fascinating part of God’s creation.  For as much as we’ve learned using modern “tools”, we only hardly understand the role they play in all life on earth—but suffice it to say, without these creatures the earth would be a completely lifeless and sterile environment.  And they can exist in a state between life and non-life, as we understand it (sporification)--indefinitely.  The story of the “immortal” tardigrades (technically, animals!) I shared earlier is an example of how inexplicable God has made this world, and how we choose to define it, and life itself is really only our best guess.

So we know much about bacteria, parasites, fungi, and other microscopic and unicellular organisms. We know a lot about how they interact with each other in their “habitats”.  We know, as I mentioned before, that somewhere around half of all cells in our body are bacteria cells, and another large fraction of “us” are fungi (yeasts, molds, etc.)  We NEED them for our bodies to function—they are part of our bodies, we cohabitate inside our “tents”.  We live in a perpetual state of symbiosis, and in fact, so does every other sort of creature on the earth.

Part of the ways fungi and bacteria and other plant and animal life interact and compete are by chemical mechanisms (but also electromagnetic).  What we call “toxins” are these chemical means of control.  They function as feedbacks, safeties, reproductive and a myriad of different ways, that we know about (which is much, and also very little). For instance, penicillin is a “toxin” secreted by the penicillium molds to control the bacterial populations they share “habitat” with. It kills off certain species of bacteria, but leaves others unharmed.  That is why it’s an “antibiotic”.  Many known toxins exist for bacteria which act similarly.  Bacterial toxins are “virulence factors that manipulate host cell functions and take over the control of vital processes of living organisms to favor microbial propagation” (tech def).  That is a HUGE subject and we have accumulated much fascinating information about it.  If you’re really interested, here’s a little conglomeration of studies giving an overview:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/bacterial-toxins

Just mind-boggling complexity in even the smallest forms of “life”.  Because evolution. 

All that was to say this:  sickness is part of a much larger dynamic of life—all of which is a natural process.  Bacterial toxins can hurt, or kill us.  Overgrowths of certain organisms (we call “infections”) can be part of “disease”—and of course can cause death.  Gangrene, sepsis, etc., these are ‘disease agents’ which of course are harmful or fatal.  Worms and parasites are actual animals, and they also can ‘take up unnatural residence’ in our bodies, causing harm or death.  Larger animals have venom (toxins) which obviously can harm or kill us.  Anyone doubting that can just take a rattlesnake bite or black widow spider. 

The problem with modern medical “science” is  that since we’ve mostly identified all the visible creatures and their toxic effects, and pretty much know how to avoid all of those, they’ve long ago ran out of things to justify excuse their profession.  So, they invented “viruses”.  An unlimited, ever- morphing, invisible, unfalsifiable menace, for which we have no natural defense or possible offense, and which only THEY can perceive and treat.  It’s a brilliant hustle, really.

I guess we should clarify what we mean by "germ theory of disease".  I'll try to hone in on that later for the page.  Guess I could use some of this here.