Spring fever. Questioning the reality of AIDS and Covid. Naomi's service.
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Former Pfizer executive Michael Yeadon was one of the first and most authoritative sources claiming that the whole mRNA vaccine program was thoroughly shoddy and probably fraudulent. In this recent piece he goes way out on a limb, conjecturing that there may not be a SARS 2 Covid virus at all.
This claim seems preposterous on the surface. How could he deny the existence of a virus that has been more thoroughly researched than almost any in history and has infected half of humanity? Actually, his skepticism is not without precedent. The same thing happened with AIDS. Peter Duesberg, a very prominent scientist wrote a book in 1995 to that effect entitled "Inventing the AIDS virus." If he were merely wrong they would have laughed and let him go his way. They did not – Anthony Fauci went out of his way to destroy Duesberg's career. He controls the flow of research funding, and Duesberg stopped getting grants.
Celia Farber tells the AIDS story in Serious Adverse Events, squashed by Fauci in 2006 and rereleased yesterday. Amazon is slow, sometimes not posting my reviews at all, so I have posted my review here as well.
How could it be possible that the Covid virus does not exist? This go back to first principles, the 1890 Koch postulates:
–1. The microorganism must be found in the diseased animal, and not found in healthy animals.
–2. The microorganism must be extracted and isolated from the diseased animal and subsequently grown in culture.
–3. The microorganism must cause disease when introduced to a healthy experimental animal.
–4. The microorganism must be extracted from the diseased experimental animal and demonstrated to be the same microorganism that was originally isolated from the first diseased animal.
Those four postulates are easy to apply to bacterial diseases. The one-cell pathogens are big enough to be seen under a microscope and can be grown in isolation in agar agar or other media. It is more difficult with viruses. They are too small to be seen and they cannot live outside of their host. The evidence of their existence is indirect – electron microscopes, PCR tests and the like.
We remember the uncertainty surrounding Luc Montagnier's claim that he had found the HIV virus. There was a long fight with American Robert Gallo who stole it from him. But what did he steal? Duesberg says there's nothing there. The contention is that the virus they found, HIV, is simply a harmless fellow traveler. It doesn't satisfy postulate three.
Reading up on the procedure to isolate and identify viruses, one is struck by the difficulty of the task and how different it is from isolating bacteria. If a consortium of bad actors – the NIH, FDA, military, contractors, governments and the like – claimed that Covid was real, and offered strong incentives to go along with the claim, it might have been hard to refute.
If, to convince us of its reality, they contrived a scheme involving phony testing, incentives for mis-identifying Covid, and ventilators and deadly medicines to produce Covid deaths, it might've worked. I suggest that the diligent reader read this link about the difficulty of the task and take a look at Yeadon's claim (repeat of above link)
Ed Dowd, the author of Cause Unknown, which documents the undeniable surge in deaths among working people is on a roll. He has a very pithy quote. Unless a virus has evolved to recognize the difference between working people and nonworking people, the only plausible explanation for the deaths is the Covid injections.
But there is more! Dowd gives statistics showing that there was a corresponding surge in disability claims among working people tightly correlated with the rollout of the vaccines. Many more people were disabled and died. Amy Sukwan cites additional work that Dowd has done on workplace absenteeism. The number of lost workdays is soaring. She cites Zerohedge as a source, but offers alternative reasons that may explain some of it. Workers are so disgusted by the way they were treated during the Covid epoch that they simply no longer feel any allegiance to their employers.
And a segue to what is most likely a related event closer to home - my recently deceased 39-year-old daughter Naomi. Here's St. Patrick's Church's invitation to her memorial service tomorrow in Washington. If you go, I’d like to hear about it.
That's the news from Lake WeBeGone, where the strong man has been dogging it all week. Spring fever. Time to start some serious writing!
Listening to the Dark Horse Podcast this morning with Bret Weinstein and his wife Heather, they cite a paper from 2009 that postulates that the cause of death in the 1919 Spanish Flu was not the flu itself but the overuse of aspirin, especially by the military. It appears that the world panicked about the flu especially because so many soldiers died from it, that health authorities began prescribing aspirin doses about 20 grams. That's a toxic dose. Aspirin had recently become generic and thus was widely available and became the drug of choice for treating the Spanish flu. You can find the discussion by Bret and Heather on your favorite platform and even the Big Brother, Big Sister censorship platform of YouTube presented by the Google evil empire. Go to Dark Horse Clips.
The latest stats that I have heard from Europe is that almost all countries have all cause mortality rates higher than 20% with Germany leading the way with 36% above the baseline.
Long ago I came to the conclusion that AIDS was not a disease. I have been arguing in the wilderness that the HIV retro-virus was not the cause of AIDS. I have read several papers by Peter Duesburg over the years, and I read all the Celia Farber's articles which were published in Spin. Of course, living in the Bay Area, I knew what was going on in San Francisco in the early 80s, and several of my friends died of "AIDS." But I also knew several acupuncturists who were treating AIDs patients and I read every article that I could find regarding AIDS. By the time it started appearing in the mainstream press, I knew already that it was hype and nothing more. I recall Ted Koppel trying to force two officials from the CDC to say that AIDS was spreading throughout society, especially to heterosexual women. But the CDC officials would not be bullied and they said that AIDS was found in two populations, needle users and gay men and was usually reserved to neighborhoods. I believe Celia Farber once wrote an article for Spin in which she demonstrated that AIDS was rampant in certain zip codes and was not spreading beyond that.
I particularly remember an article from the San Francisco Chronicle. The headline stated that AIDS had increased 40% from 1982-1983. I poured through this newspaper article until I got to the end. There it stated the actual statistics. In 1982, there had been three cases of AIDS among heterosexual women in the San Francisco Bay Area, but in 1983 it had increased to five heterosexual women diagnosed with AIDS. When you read distortions like that, you have to question everything you read in mass media.
I want to cite a friend about the same time. He went to a rock concert in San Francisco one night, and the next morning we were at work, and he was reading the review of the concert. He said, I don't think that this guy went to the concert at all. He's gotten nothing right. It feels like he made it all up. It's not the same concert that I went to. Then, he said something that stuck with me ever since. If they can't get a review of a concert right, how can they get the big news stories right?
Last month, I bought VIP tickets to a K-Pop concert for my sixteen year old daughter and her best friend. The concert took place in the Mercedes Arena in Berlin. I think the girls had a great time. They came home exhausted and elated. The next day, my daughter came into the living room and complained to me about the review of the concert that she was reading on line. As she was reading, she realized that there was a middle aged German dude eating in the VIP section where they were watching the concert. That was the reviewer who was critical of the boys in the group and found the entire evening distasteful. He especially disdained the screaming chicks who seemed to worship the vocalists in the band. My daughter realized that she was the "screaming chick" from the review but she said that the group was brilliant, talented, and wonderful. She was both offended and insulted by the review and her small role in the criticism, abashed by the judgement of a boring dad type.
We must respect Dr Yeadon, but I do believe there is a SARs-CoV-2 virus that is somewhat unique to the family of corona. OTOH, the mRNA vaccines are perhaps more dangerous than the virus. But I have lost all trust in the NIH to be honest about anything surrounding the various decisions that were made, including development of the miracle vaccine that wasn't.
People became ill and developed flu-like symptoms except different - loss of taste/smell. And PCR does what it's designed to do and matched the viral signature if cycle counts were <20-30. But there was also a huge psyop to persuade us of a risk that wasn't accurately defined. Still, my daughter tells me she must forgo visits with a friend because the friend demands constant masking - "to protect her 90 yo mum". So there remain a number of people who think masks work. Likewise, some think the vaccine has worked, at least so far.
I hope ne day we get a straight story. Not holding my breath.