The invasive swabs were never a trustworthy diagnostic tool, yet formed the basis of the 'case-demic' that lead to the roll-out of the Covid-19 'vaccination' programme and its deadly outcome...
I work for a telecomm's company that requires me to drive to numerous towns, villages and cities throughout Ireland and often work inside people's homes. I drive an average of 45k a year and visited an awful lot of places in 2020. Aisling, I could not find evidence of this so called "virus" that year. In each house I would enquire how Covid has affected them. The vast majority of people didn't know anyone directly, but sometimes they would inform me of a sick relative that succumbed to this "illness". Or they'd heard of someone over the other side of the parish that was on death's door due to cancer and was unfortunately finished off by Covid.
I enquired in my local Tesco, SuperValu, Lidl and Aldi. Same story. They were all fine through the onslaught of 2020. I saw the same faces week in, week out and their staff was not decimated by the dreaded viral infection. Weren't they on the frontlines just like I was? How did we survive unscathed?
Three of my neighbours work in healthcare. Two worked (but have quit due to shit conditions) in Ardkeen Hospital in Waterford and life seemed reasonably normal from how they spoke about their days. The TV was reporting wide scale death and destruction (remember the non stop Covid news coverage) but they just commented that things were (generally) as shit as they'd always been. Underpaid, understaffed, under-appreciated and poorly managed.
It was a massive hoax and it's all about to collapse in on itself. So very sad for all involved. A dark chapter in our history. Thanks for your take Tony, really interesting. The telly has a lot to answer for - I realise why I was on it for so long, to truly understand this moment. So many sell-outs with blood on their hands
A good six months after even the WHO said that a PCR cycle rate over 25 was a complete waste of time my nephew's wife filed a freedom of information request with Ninewells teaching hospital in Dundee regarding what they were running the PCR tests at and they eventually, after being chased up, stated that they were using a rate of 45. That is one of the leading TEACHING hospitals in Europe admitting to committing medical fraud on the public.
They knew exactly what they were doing. It was no secret it was a dodgy setting but clearly the financial incentives were too tempting to resist. It's beyond disgusting. The medical system is over. Who will ever trust them again?
Thank you for your comment. Very interesting indeed. Those poor students being indoctrinated to believe utter nonsense.
"...we must keep asking questions about the PCR test, the tool central to driving the ‘case-demic’."
One such question would be the role of privately-owned, PCR-testing organisations set-up at very short notice with lucrative government contracts. (Remember the vast, drive-thrus?)
I work for a telecomm's company that requires me to drive to numerous towns, villages and cities throughout Ireland and often work inside people's homes. I drive an average of 45k a year and visited an awful lot of places in 2020. Aisling, I could not find evidence of this so called "virus" that year. In each house I would enquire how Covid has affected them. The vast majority of people didn't know anyone directly, but sometimes they would inform me of a sick relative that succumbed to this "illness". Or they'd heard of someone over the other side of the parish that was on death's door due to cancer and was unfortunately finished off by Covid.
I enquired in my local Tesco, SuperValu, Lidl and Aldi. Same story. They were all fine through the onslaught of 2020. I saw the same faces week in, week out and their staff was not decimated by the dreaded viral infection. Weren't they on the frontlines just like I was? How did we survive unscathed?
Three of my neighbours work in healthcare. Two worked (but have quit due to shit conditions) in Ardkeen Hospital in Waterford and life seemed reasonably normal from how they spoke about their days. The TV was reporting wide scale death and destruction (remember the non stop Covid news coverage) but they just commented that things were (generally) as shit as they'd always been. Underpaid, understaffed, under-appreciated and poorly managed.
It was a massive hoax and it's all about to collapse in on itself. So very sad for all involved. A dark chapter in our history. Thanks for your take Tony, really interesting. The telly has a lot to answer for - I realise why I was on it for so long, to truly understand this moment. So many sell-outs with blood on their hands
A good six months after even the WHO said that a PCR cycle rate over 25 was a complete waste of time my nephew's wife filed a freedom of information request with Ninewells teaching hospital in Dundee regarding what they were running the PCR tests at and they eventually, after being chased up, stated that they were using a rate of 45. That is one of the leading TEACHING hospitals in Europe admitting to committing medical fraud on the public.
Hi John,
They knew exactly what they were doing. It was no secret it was a dodgy setting but clearly the financial incentives were too tempting to resist. It's beyond disgusting. The medical system is over. Who will ever trust them again?
Thank you for your comment. Very interesting indeed. Those poor students being indoctrinated to believe utter nonsense.
Bonne soirée!
Aisling
"...we must keep asking questions about the PCR test, the tool central to driving the ‘case-demic’."
One such question would be the role of privately-owned, PCR-testing organisations set-up at very short notice with lucrative government contracts. (Remember the vast, drive-thrus?)
A quick search gives the following example, still charging €140 per test result to this day (!): https://codeblue.ie/covid-19-testing/
virology is a dead science. it's held together purely because the industrial complex invested in it refuses to engage with the actual facts underlying their assumptions: https://drsambailey.com/a-farewell-to-virology-expert-edition/