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Viruses: a different perspective

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We humans may routinely be able to fend off and defeat, naturally, 100 trillion trillion viruses in the environment, but this weaponized virus is going to kill us all. Soon.

In the current "coronavirus epic," there is one new feature the prophets of doom can exploit: after the word comes down that it's over and done, they can say, "Well, you see, actually more than two million people in China died from the virus. The government there is covering it up. It WAS a bioweapon. PROVE THAT IT WASN'T."

There is one more category of virus I should mention. I have detailed it in past articles. It's the virus that isn't there at all. It's a beauty. Researchers perform various procedures aimed at detecting it, but these scientists invent MARKERS they CLAIM are indirect evidence of a virus they can't directly pinpoint. From such lunatic procedures, a whole story and tale and legend about the virus they never found is created. The pros can even report this never-discovered virus is causing a global epidemic. It's a marvel.

They might go on to develop a vaccine against the never-detected virus. A toxic vaccine.

Or they can say, "All our efforts to produce an effective vaccine against virus X have so far fallen short." Meaning: "How could we make a vaccine against a virus we never found?"

Just wait a while. Eventually, they'll figure out a way.

"After, ahem, synthesizing a gene from a specimen of the neuro-electric imprint of the shadow of the recalcitrant cave-hiding virus, we were able to inject the gene in volunteers and reduce the presence of indirect marker CR65-35 by 27.243 percent. We're confident a vaccine derived from the gene will prove effective in 74.2657843265 percent of healthy individuals. If they get sick, don't blame us. Blame the virus. We sure as hell will."

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Jon Rappoport has worked as a free-lance investigative reporter for over 30 years. He has written articles on politics, health, media, culture and art for LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, Village Voice, Nexus, CBS Healthwatch, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe.

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