I guess in this article it is more implied than outright stated. He has written entire articles on the virus hoax and believes, as I do, that a virus has never truly been isolated. Hope this helps.
Proton, my take is that you can't write this article substituting "what they call a virus" or "alleged virus" and have it read the same... there are sections where he puts "virus" in italics. And of course he has many other articles discussing virus fraud.
And then of course, you have him laying out the ridiculous nature of what these lab goons are passing off as virus "science" and it's all just so absurd that there is no way a reader could conclude the author was an actual demon particle believer.
Maybe so FP, my only caveat is that what people like me and you might understand is not the same as what the masses might understand. Virology is shrouded in complexities so that writers need to bend over for those new to this, and even those still boxed in. I have spoken to numerous persons with PhDs in genomics, biology, pharmacy, chemistry, who can or will not get anything they didn't learn in school. I hope that makes sense to you.
It's good satire on the vaxes, but it's not clear if you are saying a flu (or cold etc.) virus has ever been found.
Here, no avian flu virus found:
https://protonmagic.substack.com/p/chick-filet-virus-grips-wikistan
Here, no cold virus found:
https://protonmagic.substack.com/p/cold-virus-on-ice
Agent is 1000% on the viruses have never been isolated/don't exist train
Thank you. Can you point out that sentence in this post?
I guess in this article it is more implied than outright stated. He has written entire articles on the virus hoax and believes, as I do, that a virus has never truly been isolated. Hope this helps.
Proton, my take is that you can't write this article substituting "what they call a virus" or "alleged virus" and have it read the same... there are sections where he puts "virus" in italics. And of course he has many other articles discussing virus fraud.
And then of course, you have him laying out the ridiculous nature of what these lab goons are passing off as virus "science" and it's all just so absurd that there is no way a reader could conclude the author was an actual demon particle believer.
Maybe so FP, my only caveat is that what people like me and you might understand is not the same as what the masses might understand. Virology is shrouded in complexities so that writers need to bend over for those new to this, and even those still boxed in. I have spoken to numerous persons with PhDs in genomics, biology, pharmacy, chemistry, who can or will not get anything they didn't learn in school. I hope that makes sense to you.