tankasnowgod
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I don't believe in "Super Viruses." I think it has a whole lot more to do with host health, and other factors.I think TPTB are intentionally breeding a super-virus with mass application of the vaxx to kill many people, create a state of emergency, and use it to create the great reset.
Short answer..... they don't. They are basically just making stuff up. It's pretty easy to make stuff up with consistency.If the virus doesn't exist, why are they able to even discover and identify variants with consistency?
As janky and the fraudulent as the COVID tests are, the "varient" tests are exponentially more janky and fraudulent.
Even the Mass Satanic Media says as much-
You aren't legally allowed to know which variant gave you COVID-19 in the US, even if it's Delta
Sequencing tests, which pick up on variants, have to be federally approved before their results can be disclosed to doctors or patients.
www.businessinsider.com
So far, Wroblewski said, more than 50 public labs in the US are capable of sequencing coronavirus samples to detect variants. But she's not aware of any labs that have completed the validation process to get federal approval.
"The process of validating a next-generation sequencing test is burdensome," Wroblewski said. "It takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of data. It takes a lot of resources. And the thing about the variants is that variants of concern and of interest are constantly changing, so you would have to do a whole validation every time you have a variant."
For a sequencing test to be validated, a manufacturer needs to collect data to show that the test does a good job of detecting a specific variant, then request emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration. Alternatively, laboratories can validate their sequencing tests "in house," meaning they collect the same data so CMS can approve their test.
I certainly don't think that "Federal Approval" is the be all end all, but these labs can self verify. Why take the time, gather the data, and use lots of resources when you can, you know, just cheat? "Hey, I think we found a Lambada- Dance Of Death variant. To be sure, I checked my results with myself, and yep, totally the Lambada Variant."
I never made the claim that "viruses don't affect healthy people," although I am aware of that hypothesis. My claim is that SARS-Cov-2 doesn't exist. I base that on the fact that no health agency in the world has a sample of this "Novel Corona Virus," the tests were also developed without a sample (admittedly), and are easily manipulated to boot.Also, if viruses don't affect healthy people, then why are there mild ones like the common cold and severe ones like rabies?
Although, I don't know if "viruses" are the cause of the common cold, or if they are the only cause. I think there can be many things that can bring about a mild cold, especially since excess endotoxin is what is the likely trigger of common cold symptoms. There might even be cases of the common cold that aren't even triggered by a germ.
It's still overblown. It's the Flu, rebranded. Of course, they also rebrand cancer and heart disease and kidney failure and motorcycle crash victims and murder suicides, so I guess that's more of a "threat," but that "threat" is only coming from governments, "health officials," and the media.Covid may have started as an (intentionally) overblown threat, but it may become a real one, silencing people who say covid is as much of a threat as a common or bad flu.
First off, even taking the supposed "Covid Death Toll" at face value, it's not a pandemic. 5 Million Deaths over 23+ months isn't a "Pandemic." It's well within what would be expected of Respiratory Disease Deaths within that time frame. Roughly about 35-40% of Respiratory Disease Deaths, actually.
Of course, it's nowhere near that in reality. As Anthony Colpo points out, the "Death Toll" is a big, fat fraud, and needs to be reduced by well over 90%
The Official COVID-19 Death Toll is a Big Fat Fraud
As I write this, the popular facts and figures website worldometer.info is reporting 578,975 COVID-19 deaths for the US, through 15 April 2021. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website claims that, as of 15 April 2021, there have been 561,356 deaths from COVID-19. I'm...
anthonycolpo.com