Wednesday, August 4, 2021

(Updated 8/16/21)

(Advisory: See Update to Article, The Zika Virus Scare: An Anatomy Of How Diseases Are Manufactured For Political Objectives)

It's All In The Viruses, Dummy!

                     

The human virome consists of 338 trillion viruses...

It has been estimated that there are over 380 trillion viruses inhabiting us, a community collectively known as the human virome. But these viruses are not the dangerous ones you commonly hear about, like those that cause the flu or the common cold, or more sinister infections like Ebola or dengue. Many of these viruses infect the bacteria that live inside you and are known as bacteriophages, or phages for short. The human body is a breeding ground for phages, and despite their abundance, we have very little insight into what all they or any of the other viruses in the body are doing.

...that stalk and kill bacteria harmful to humans...

Here’s a few of the things we have learned thus far. Bacteria in the human body are not in love with their many phages that live in and around them. In fact they developed CRISPR-Cas systems – which humans have now co-opted for editing genes – to rid themselves of phages or to prevent phage infections altogether. Why? Because phages kill bacteria. They take over the bacteria’s machinery and force them to make more phages rather than make more bacteria. When they are done, they burst out of the bacterium, destroying it. Finally, phages sit on our body surfaces just waiting to cross paths with vulnerable bacteria. They are basically bacteria stalkers.

Although different people can have significantly different viromes, people who cohabitate appear to share about 25 percent of the viruses in their viromes. Viruses can be transmitted from one household member to the other not just through typical contagious means such as coughing but also through casual contact and sharing sinks, toilets, desks and food. Although we have only studied small numbers of people, the data show that nonromantic roommates share a similar percentage of viruses as romantic roommates do. Intimate contact seems to make little difference; just living in the same space is enough.

...thereby proving that masks, lockdowns, and manic cleansing are deadly to humans if masks, lockdowns, and manic cleansing can prevent viral spread. The fact that billions around the globe haven't fallen victim to deadly bacterial infections stemming from run-amok bacterial infections caused by masks, lockdowns, and manic cleansing proves (1) that masks, lockdowns, and manic cleansing don't impede viral transmission;* (2) there is no COVID-19; thereby (3) proving the Marxist co-option of the West's institutions peddling a fake pandemic for the purpose of the "abolition of religion", and the destruction of those civilizations "whose spiritual aroma is religion"...

Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right, Karl Marx (1843)

"The struggle against religion is, therefore, indirectly the struggle against that world whose spiritual aroma is religion."

...and...

"The abolition of religion as the illusory happiness of the people is required for their real happiness. The demand to give up the illusion about its condition is the demand to give up a condition which needs illusions."

...and...

"It is, therefore, the task of history, once the other-world of truth has vanished, to establish the truth of this world."

Now you know what Marxists are referring to when they utter the phrase, The Struggle...

"The struggle against religion is, therefore, indirectly the struggle against that world whose spiritual aroma is religion."

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*  Keeping healthy people isolated from one other simply isn’t necessary. Multiple medical authorities, including the World Health Organization, the CDC, the New England Journal of Medicine, have now all acknowledged that there is no scientific justification for normal healthy people to be wearing masks. In fact, prolonged mask-wearing actually increases the risk of disease to the wearer. People tend to touch their faces much more often when they’re wearing a mask. In addition, we end up rebreathing particles that our lungs have exhaled – whether it’s pollen, dust, virus or bacteria particles – they’re trapped in the mask, and on the very next inhale, we breath them back in. Lastly, many people are wearing masks other than surgical or medical masks, and many of them are not porous enough to allow carbon dioxide that we exhale to fully dissipate, so in every inhalation we breath back in more carbon dioxide. Furthermore, and very importantly, habitual wearing of masks decreases the body’s natural immune response. We’re supposed to come into contact regularly with foreign things – bacteria, viruses, all kinds of things – and that’s what helps to keep our immune systems on alert, working at full capacity. If you limit your exposure to everything by constantly wearing masks, or the overuse of hand sanitizers and disinfectants, your immune system in effect says, ‘apparently I’m not needed, I’ll go on vacation, take a nap’. And it won’t be prepped and ready when you need it to amount the appropriate immune response. -- Dr. Kelly Victory, M.D., Trauma and Emergency Physician, with a Specialty in Disaster Preparedness and Response and the Management of Mass Casualty.