What if contagious diseases don't exist?
The Kiwi couple had a profoundly positive impact on my views around contagious diseases and virology in general. But a mysterious incident led them to break off our friendship, and to this day I still don't understand exactly what happened.
In this livestream I touch on a pile of things: drinking coffee, writing in a journal, why we change, dealing with anger, the Russian plague hoax, contagion, the decline of White people, why tribalism is okay, and why I love Temu.
As it happens, most people don't know that the World Health Organisation quietly changed the definition of "pandemic" in 2009. Were it not for the definition change, there'd have been no Covid "pandemic". Total coincidence, bro.
What if the root cause of all chronic illness lies in the relationship between iron, magnesium, and copper? Morley Robbins spent decades inside the medical system, arguing that chronic disease isn't caused by germs — it's caused by mineral dysfunction at the cellular level.
South Africa's declaration of foot and mouth disease as a national disaster is politically driven fear porn, says Húgo Krüger. Farmer Angus, a friend of mine who is a regenerative farmer, refers to it as 'foot in mouth disease'.
Celia Farber realised, very early on, that there was something wrong with the whole story and, as it happens, she was right. She was one of the first journalists, if not the first, to expose the HIV/AIDS fraud, back in the 1980s already. Few listened.
Quintin Jonck was told, over 20 years ago, that he would die within four years from AIDS. Well, that hasn't happened.
Jamie Andrews and his colleagues have shown, in labs, that viruses probably don't exist, or if they do, they’re not what we believe them to be. And these are real experiments with real results. The problem is that this kind of topic gets suppressed.
What if most, or all, disease outbreaks were not because of viruses, but rather the result of poor living conditions?
JJ Couey is a biologist who explains why intramuscular vaccination is ineffective and why RNA cannot cause a pandemic.
Everything you were taught about this supposedly deadly virus from the early 20th century is nonsense. A lot of people did die, but not from a virus. So, if they didn't die from a virus, then what did they die from? Michael Bryant provides the answers.
Big Pharma harms not only humans but also animals, argues Judy Jasek, a vet of over 35 years. She says our pets are over-medicalised and not healthier for it. Her question is blunt: why are dogs, cats and other animals injected with a toxin to prevent diseases most of them will never get?
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