Ché Trust-The-Plan
@humunu
25 November, 03:44
Confirmed (long ago):
The Measles Virus DOES NOT exist
Now let’s do the most recent NONEXISTENT virus
https://www.sott.net/artic...
The Measles Virus DOES NOT exist
Now let’s do the most recent NONEXISTENT virus
https://www.sott.net/artic...
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Disease and contagion/pathogens obviously exist.
The only logical path is to rethink/reinvestigate origins.
The existence of viruses as distinct entities have been questioned for decades, just not by the mainstream medical establishment.
If it seems like a conspiracy of silence, it probably is.
I'd wager the medical research community already has better, alternate models to explain.
A current and anomalous example is Ivermectin:
Proven to slow or stop replication of apparent viruses, leading to a swift resolution of symptoms (exhaustively tested in the plandemic)
15 potential mechanisms of action against cancer currently being studied (Don't have the time to site sources here - investigate online)
IVERMECTIN IS AN ANTI-PARASITIC AGENT?
I'm not saying that all pathogens are parasitic in origin, you can draw your own conclusions.
This implies that the medical community has either been lying about origins of disease or has a poor understanding of them.
Or
The only logical path is to rethink/reinvestigate origins.
The existence of viruses as distinct entities have been questioned for decades, just not by the mainstream medical establishment.
If it seems like a conspiracy of silence, it probably is.
I'd wager the medical research community already has better, alternate models to explain.
A current and anomalous example is Ivermectin:
Proven to slow or stop replication of apparent viruses, leading to a swift resolution of symptoms (exhaustively tested in the plandemic)
15 potential mechanisms of action against cancer currently being studied (Don't have the time to site sources here - investigate online)
IVERMECTIN IS AN ANTI-PARASITIC AGENT?
I'm not saying that all pathogens are parasitic in origin, you can draw your own conclusions.
This implies that the medical community has either been lying about origins of disease or has a poor understanding of them.
Or
01:20 PM - Nov 25, 2023
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