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Andrew Blair's avatar

Risch assumes that there was indeed a pandemic, but if people like Jessica Hockett, Denis Rancourt, Martin Neil, Charles Wright, and several others, are right, then the explanation for a lot of hospital/nursing home deaths is iatrogenesis, rather than that they were swept away in a pandemic. If you delete Risch’s assumption the case can still be made that the bioweapons industry needed to justify itself by rolling out the vaccines as a “universal solution”.

I’ve been following the claims made by biologist J. J. Couey, who says that, as a single-stranded RNA quasispecies, SARS-CoV-2 is not sufficiently replication competent to cause a pandemic. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_quasispecies to get some understanding of what this means.) I don’t know enough to know whether Couey is right, but it makes an important difference. If the public believes Risch’s assumption then it can be stampeded again into leaping off the cliff, but if the public came to believe that coronaviruses cannot cause pandemics then the stampede would be difficult to initiate. I think it is well worth keeping this possibility in mind.

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Dwain Deets's avatar

Wow! It never entered my mind there could have been such devious reasoning behind this demonstration.

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