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Dec 20, 2022, 12:08 PM

Yes, they have all lied. Many times. Just as Biden will never admit we are in a recession, they will never admit what covid does. I bet you think covid is a pandemic. Lol, that was lie #1. In fairness, at the time they didn't know (or could have maybe?), but everyone knew by the end of 2020. It's not a pandemic. Honestly, it never has been. It's been around for decades. The scientists knew. You think we came up with mRNA vaccines, and tried to use them, in a few months, for a cold? You think "long covid" is made up? Or new? There was long SARS in 2003. You think omicron is just another variant? You think covid only impacts humans? 80% of mammal species are subject to getting covid. 300+ have it. Many have had it for decades. It's not just bats, or camels, or cats, lions, bear, mink, armadillos, deer, etc. FAR more reservoirs than influenza, even. All-cause mortality is 600% higher the year after a SARS infection, and covid seems to be carrying along those same lines. You think that's just too many twinkies? Or lockdowns or masks? Or vaccines? Humm....Do you think the record CHILDREN hospitalized with influenza and RSV, among other viruses, is immunity debt? All those lockdowns and masks?

The truth is out there. It's not going to be told to you, you just have to find it yourself. You will not get it from a politician. You won't get it from the news, or the media, or even scientists paid by politicians. You just have to find it yourself.

Interesting thing, I sent a DM to a leading scientist about covid. He's probably more famous that Robert Malone. You'd know his name. He's about as well known as Fauci, in his sphere of influence. I asked him a simple question, and to my surprise he responded, and NOT the way I assumed. I asked him to walk me back from a theory I've had since early 2020, and unfortunately, he didn't. Theory goes covid is NOT a pandemic. Never was really. My theory is covid is similar to influenza. Influenza is not a pandemic, only novel VARIANTS of influenza are pandemics. But influenza itself is a virus we all live with and have since the beginning of history. There is no record of how/when influenza started. Theory goes on to speculate that when the first cases of influenza crossed to humans, before recorded history, from whatever animal reservoir, it WAS a pandemic. Early on, every new flu variant was also a pandemic. Eventually it ran out of new variants, settled down, and became an endemic disease, only to reemerge when a new, novel variant jumped from some other animal species. The theory is covid is influenza 2.0.

His response was chilling. He said covid is a different virus, but it is not a pandemic, and what is happening with covid is likely similar to when influenza first started. Now this isn't what you will hear ANY politician say. But I believe him. He's not one of the covidian nutjobs either. He's been very reserved, as have most scientists who are paid with tax dollars. I thanked him for his candor.

Studies have been done that show around 80% of mammal species, including humans, are susceptible to covid (SARS-0Cov2) infection, to varying degrees. Hundreds of mammal species have also shown the virus is already (and has been) endemic in their populations for some time. It is not severe in many mammals, but their blood shows the markers of infections. Not just bats, but cats, dogs, armadillos, gorillas, basically the entire circus or zoo, rats, hamsters, mink, deer, the list is endless. It is present in FAR MORE mammals than influenza infects. As such, omicron is probably just the first, and biggest, of many crossover variants, that will become pandemics. Omicron isn't just another variant, it's SARS cov3 basically. And there will be others. They will appear less and less frequently over time, but like influenza, there will always be a danger of a crossover pandemic variant.

Omicron was likely a crossover from some rodent species, in Africa. We honestly don't know where it came from, but most likely it came from some other mammal species. There will be others. But our thinking, what we ALL are told, is covid is a pandemic. It isn't. It's a whole new virus humans will always be subjected to, and it will force evolution, over time. Perhaps the first major virus to force evolution in centuries. Our technology and science has prevented millions of deaths. Covid is every bit as deadly as the Spanish flu, IF you take into account there was no such thing as fever reducers, supplemental oxygen, antivirals, or steroids in 1918. The majority of those ever hospitalized with covid, would have been deaths in 1918, or 1818, or in 218AD, or 10,000BC. As such, we have short-circuited the evolution, to a degree. The vaccines are a big part of that. Sure, they're deadly and under no traditional circumstance would they be used. BUT, if you know the truth, well, they're almost a no-brainer.

Those pushing the vaccines know this. The vaccines were NOT taken lightly, and under MANY other circumstances would not have even been used. But this was a scenario where you pull out all the stops. This is not a pandemic. In many ways it's worse than a pandemic. This is a virus humans lack the biology (literally) to eradicate. Same with influenza and many other viruses that dysregulate innate immune responses (common cold, RSV, adeno/rhino virus, norovirus, etc.). 12% of the human genome are leftover viral RNA. There's a reason for that. The vaccines introduced covid to that list of genes, and if the vaccine doesn't, covid will anyway. It is not gene therapy, but neither is covid. It is genes, period. And we will acquire them, just as we have with influenza, naturally, and/or with vaccines.

So we will learn to live with omicron, under the assumption this is a pandemic and will end, but that does not appear to be in the cards. Those who say it is a pandemic, who call it a pandemic, that's your first level of liars. SARS went almost 10 years, before it became MERS (camels - 2012). Took another 10 years to become SARS-Cov2 (bats? who knows - 2019). Took another two years (almost) to become omicron (rats? 2021?). We will see what is next. There's a long time to go with this.

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Pandemics end. There is hope, and optimism in that, a belief that if it ends, things return to "normal". A flu pandemic, for example, is a novel influenza virus. Fine, we all get it, many people die, many more recover, and there are waves, usually a small one, a larger one, and maybe one or two smaller ones. Then it is "over". We have immunity to that flu variant, and often others that are similar. BUT, influenza carries on until a new novel variant creates another pandemic. Initially, with influenza, the first and every variant for a period of time was a pandemic. One after another, after another, until we saw them all and developed broad immunity.

Remember, "two weeks to break the curve"? Remember the promises there would be a few waves, and covid would just disappear (Trump, for example said just that). That worked for a long time, but it's clear now this is not a pandemic. So they're pretending it is over, when it isn't. There are many "forever" viruses, we all know them. Colds (many viruses, including covid), HIV, influenza, there are many. But the "forever" viruses ALL have one common trait, a common trait that makes them literally beyond the reach of our own human biology to eradicate. That trait is something seen VERY early with covid (China documented this in early 2020 fwiw). That trait, covid does perhaps better than any other known virus, and certainly better than any respiratory virus (HIV is closest).

That trait is the dysregulation (blocking) of infected cells from releasing interferons. An interferon is a protein released by the mitochondria in a cell that alerts your immune system that "HEY, THIS CELL IS INFECTED". T cells pick up the signals of interferons, identify the infected cell, and call in the proper antibodies to kill the virus. Covid BLOCKS the release of interferons in infected cells, and does it VERY well. Once you know this, you know several other things. One, there can be no vaccine that stops transmission. Vaccines introduce S genes from covid into the body, prompting an immune response, and the creation of antibodies. Problem is, even if you have perfect antibodies to the variant in the vaccine, transmission will still occur as those antibodies can not work unless called upon by T cells who are responding to interferons being released from infected cells. Vaccine antibodies, even when not well matched, DO REDUCE SEVERITY, as you clear the virus faster, and better. But that is just an aid in viral clearance (reduces severity of symptoms and decreases deaths), not transmission.

Second thing, when interferons are blocked, there IS NO HERD IMMUNITY. There is no herd immunity to colds, RSV, adenovirus, Norovirus, HIV, influenza, OR COVID. There is herd immunity in the sense we can CLEAR the virus easier, become less ill, but it is not an END of the virus. Nothing, literally, can stop transmission. If you have perfect antibodies, you will have minimal (or no) symptoms. But the virus still transmits. There is herd "not dying" from viruses, and herd "less severity", but there is no immunity, in the sense of preventing infection or transmission.

So yeah, OP is right. They have all lied, but not in the way he wishes.

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Vectors of microchips made a team of lizard people

No vaccines of any kind prevent you from getting a disease.

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That would explain how they "overplayed the vaccines."