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JAS's avatar

Thanks Mees for agreeing to venture back into this topic again albeit for the last time! I don't think either side will be persuaded to concede ground at this stage. However I do think that the greater danger is not that denying the existence of pathogenic viruses will undermine the credence of opposition and may confer further totalitarian measures by governments as Jeremy asserts, , but that conceding their existence will definately lead to exploitative measures by governments.

There is a possible middle ground. That viruses exist but pathogenic viruses are a myth. A virus may simply be the body's attempt to isolate a toxin and separate it from the normal body function. To blame this isolation for a pathogen is like blaming an ambulance for all accidents as it is always present at the scene.

For my own part I am not convinced by the existence of pathogenic viruses. Pharma has been linked to medical science from the outset ans I susoect fraud is endemic. See Eustace Mullin's book Death by Injection. AIDS seems to have been a total fraud according to Jon Rappoport's Aids Inc.

Also I have not met one person who didn't believe in ConVid that actually caught it. It seems only to have affected the very old who already were very ill. Not such a deadly virus , really!

Medicine is capitalised and politicised and these are red flags to me. Just an opinion of course and people are free to disagree.

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Seems to me this statement can also apply to folks who strongly insist that viruses do exist

Sometimes people hold a core belief that is very strong. When they are presented with evidence that works against that belief, the new evidence cannot be accepted. It would create a feeling that is extremely uncomfortable, called cognitive dissonance. And because it is so important to protect the core belief, they will rationalize, ignore and even deny anything that doesn't fit in with the core belief. - Frantz Fanon

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