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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

Detection of SARS-CoV-2 in fecal samples goes back to 2020 Spain and Milan Italy, where it had shown up in sewage.

We also know SARS-CoV-2 exists because those of us who had COVID naturally show antibodies to both the spike protein and the nucleocapsid protein, whereas one of the many problems of the vaccinated is they only make antibodies to the now long gone Wuhan spike protein, but not the nucleocapsid protein of the virus.

The bottom line is as you said, it is an utter waste of time to argue about presence or absence of a virus. PSYOP-19 is about a lot of horrible things: genocide, tyranny, grand larceny of the already mega-rich against everyone else. But it was not at all about a virus.

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I was talking about being a teacher and not getting sick from kids’ colds in a Substack and was told by a person that I couldn’t catch anything from my kids. That’s when I got my first no germ theory information.

Somewhere along the way, that person or another told me that new info was coming out about rabies and that it wasn’t a virus. My reply was that I’d take the rabies vaccine, but they didn’t have to if they didn’t want to. I got no reply to that, but it doesn’t matter. I’m taking that vax if I need it because I’m pretty sure something in the saliva of a rabid animal is contagious. I guess not taking the rabies vax if needed is ultimate way to prove your beliefs.

I’m just about ready to throw up my hands and just stop caring about any of this at all because all the virus/no virus, on top of all the other stuff, is wearing me out. Maybe that’s the whole point, though.

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I hope people are not so foolish as to not take it, but I notice when people say vaccines don’t work and they’ll never take another, they forgot about this one. I also don’t really trust other vaccines right now because of the C vaccine and all I’ve leaned about vaccines and big pharma. It’s also hard to trust medical professionals now, too. (I never trusted the government.)

I don’t know if I was harmed by vaccines or if I harmed my child by getting her vaxxed or even if vaccines did any good at all. I just know that I’ll be eager to take the rabies vax if necessary.

Here’s a not so fun fact: a handful of people have gotten rabies from cornea transplants.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8776570/

Also kidney transplants:

https://www2c.cdc.gov/podcasts/media/pdf/Rabies%20in%20Transplant%20Recipients.pdf

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If they are using PCR to detect SARS-CoV-2, they are only detecting fragments of what they purport the genome is (2 or 3 genes). Is there any evidence that they have detected a full intact particle of SARS-CoV-2?

As for being an utter waste of time, if there are no viruses, a lot of issues will no longer be relevant. That is worth knowing the truth.

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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

PCR is utterly bogus as a test for infectious diseases. Its inventor, the late Kary Mullis, warned of that, when he saw that this manufacturing technique was being misused. I wrote about that here:

https://pdmj.org/papers/is_there_a_pandemic

If people waste time trying to prove or disprove existence of a virus, enormous undertakings to try to establish exhaustive proof one way or the other of that - which was utterly irrelevant to COVID tyranny rollout - then valuable time and energy will be wasted while our human rights are violated.

COVID is about tyranny, and how much a sheep-like populace will accept. That's it. That's the important topic.

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Tyranny is an important topic. The reason for the tyranny is also an important topic. It could be argued that if they didn't use health as a reason they could use something else. True, but health is something that affects everyone, that is why it is such an important topic. If infectious disease is accepted as not real, then they have lost one major money and control funnel. War is good for business. Disease and viruses are good for business.

If they lose viruses as an enemy they have far less to work with in terms of terrorizing every single individual. The could move on to money or food but that threatens survival and is likely impossible to keep a lid on. Tests, masks, lockdowns and quackcination can all continue or at least be attempted as long as they have the enemy of a virus to fight.

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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

I do see your point, and should have clarified that I do, which I believe is:

If viruses don't exist, then the entire pretext of the current tyranny crumbles to dust.

However, my points are:

1) Proving that viruses either definitely do or don't exist is exhausting labor, a huge distraction, and may be impossible, even with state of the art microscopy, and more importantly:

2) It didn't have to be viruses that served as a pretext for tyranny. It could have been contact with allegedly poisonous cockroach exoskeleton, or the barbs on the back of cricket legs, or antbites, or sunlight, or inhaling nitrogen, (80% of air) or anything that could be weaponized to the point of mass formation, to get the sheep running trembling into lockdown and self-suffocation.

And nobody denies that roaches, crickets, ants, nitrogen or sunlight exist.

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1) I don't see why it is exhausting. If they have the tech to make an mRNA strand and put it in a quackcine, I don't understand how they can not detect such as well.

2) I don't think using insects or sunlight will work anywhere near as well as proposing contagious disease. The data already shows there is no pandemic, it will be very hard to sell a story based on insects, nitrogen or sunlight.

The viruses are contagious story must be discarded or we will just keep getting more of things like this: https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/hundreds-may-be-infected-with-polio-virus-nys-top-doctor-says-urging-vaccinations/3811499/

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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

Okay, but antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be as easily blamed as a virus. Cholera wiped out NYC in the 1840's, far more devastating than any virus. Scarlet fever, bubonic plague were also far more devastating than any virus. All bacterial. Must we also deny the existence of bacteria?

You say people will not be fooled by sunlight or nitrogen or insect proteins, but a nothing burger virus, SARS-CoV-2, with a 99.85% survival rate (IFR = 0.015%, had the.idiots all masking up and ducking under their furniture. So any scam could fool them.

I respect your viewpoint by the way, just disagreeing.

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No justification to deny the existence of bacteria. They can easily be proven to exist, but they have not been blamed for any mass illness in the last few decades. We already have antibiotics, so quackcination would not be valid. If someone had what was determined to be a bacterial infection (the Terrain Model adherents may dispute that), but regardless, one could just take the antibiotics, case closed.

They could try a bacterial pandemic, but I don't think many would buy it as we already have proven medicine that is effective with side effects that should be able to be remedied with probiotics.

You are right, they could try something else and see if the sheep go for it, but I think the probability of success will be quite low.

The fear of viruses has a long history and they are trying to squeeze it for every last drop.

The end is here. As the author says, Do Not Comply. I will add, do not believe any virus or contagion story they come up with and they will lose that angle with which to abuse us.

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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

Exactly. Viruses are way more likely to exist than not. It's practically indisputable. As I've said many times to virus deniers, explain why measles rash looks very different from shingles rash, looks very different than mumps. They have no answer, except, 'Well, that must be some pollutant,' but they never name the specific pollutants.

Sure, it would be convenient for all COVID -related tyranny to miraculously disappear if you could prove viruses don't exist. But, for better or worse, that contradicts reality. The tyranny itself is the problem, NOT this very easily defeated viral infection.

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