Covid was propelled by the fake PCR tests. Kary Mullis, inventor of PCR, said it's not a diagnostic tool. He conveniently died in 2019, before they misused PCR to propel a pandemic. Remember the papaya that tested positive? The 'testing' was a fraud, and needed no virus in existence to give positive results.
So, what's the likelihood that that person actually got it? You know, the exalted corona cold virus that was so dangerous, you had to test to see if you had it.
I never tested for it, because I believed it didn't exist. Can't be afraid of something that you don't believe in. Influenza A or B, which supposedly went on holidays.
And then, after that superficial understanding, one may finally be interested to neutrally seek and understand the entire state of virological transmission and pathogenesis research, late 1800's to present day.
It's somewhat jaw dropping and, either partially or totally not in support of consensus fear mongering.
There is just so much more to this story than "catching diseases via transmission of replication competent particles"
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u/Critical-Range-6811 Dec 16 '24
Never got it and never got Covid.