jnklheimer
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I made the title a question because I don’t have firm stance other than relying on info from people I trust.
There’s a PhD virologist I follow, he is NOT an institutionally indoctrinated person like the doctors who get media attention. He calls out a whole bunch of stuff which basically nuked his chances of having a normal career. He is all for being self sufficient and his stance on the “vaccines” is that for the average person they’re too risky to take. He says immune compromised and elderly people might consider taking it but it is a risk they have to weigh.
He assures me covid is real and in his opinion is very likely a bioweapon, and that it either coincidentally or purposefully doesn’t target a specific ethnic group of people as badly as others.
He says that people who say covid doesn’t exist are missing the mark and doing damage to the fight back against the lockdowns etc.
This reminds me of the 9/11 truth community who talk about lasers and nukes. Ryan Dawson claims these people do a lot of harm to the truth movement because there is clear proof that 9/11 was an intelligence operation but that these other theories about no planes distract from what is provable.
I read many times people saying covid doesn’t even exist and I sense that this may be wrong. When I bring this up sometimes to those people they tend to project on me that I’m a supporter of lockdowns and experimental gene therapies, which I am not.
There’s a PhD virologist I follow, he is NOT an institutionally indoctrinated person like the doctors who get media attention. He calls out a whole bunch of stuff which basically nuked his chances of having a normal career. He is all for being self sufficient and his stance on the “vaccines” is that for the average person they’re too risky to take. He says immune compromised and elderly people might consider taking it but it is a risk they have to weigh.
He assures me covid is real and in his opinion is very likely a bioweapon, and that it either coincidentally or purposefully doesn’t target a specific ethnic group of people as badly as others.
He says that people who say covid doesn’t exist are missing the mark and doing damage to the fight back against the lockdowns etc.
This reminds me of the 9/11 truth community who talk about lasers and nukes. Ryan Dawson claims these people do a lot of harm to the truth movement because there is clear proof that 9/11 was an intelligence operation but that these other theories about no planes distract from what is provable.
I read many times people saying covid doesn’t even exist and I sense that this may be wrong. When I bring this up sometimes to those people they tend to project on me that I’m a supporter of lockdowns and experimental gene therapies, which I am not.