You may have seen some opine that the coronavirus does not exist. In fact neither the WHO, nor any scientific, medical research organisation or government agency has been able to provide a sample of it, even when requested to do so with an FOI request. I know people who got it and swear that it was no no other flu they have ever had. So here is some data on it you may like to see.
Dr Mike Yeadon thinks the Covid virus doesn’t exit and
challenged Dr Tess Lawrie, who did great work with ivermectin.
https://interestofjustice.substack.com/p/dr-yeadon-asks-dr-tess-lawrie-to
COVID VIRUS EXISTS – Dr Peter McCullough
Well here is a great video with Dr Peter McCullough. Go to 17.03 minutes, where he spells it out.
[00:15:50] In any season, if we look at all the respiratory hospitalizations in the United States, roughly 15% test positive for influenza. And it doesn’t mean influenza is the central driver. Someone could have gotten a fever, fallen down, had a hip fracture, and they’re actually going to die of some complication of the hip fracture and not necessarily the influenza.
[00:16:11] But the principle is count all cases in. So now the COVID-19 pandemic occurs, and this novel virus, SARS-CoV-2, of which has been exhaustively investigated, hundreds of thousands of papers. It has its unique genetic code. It’s a coronavirus. Its structure is fully understood. Its protein makeup is fully understood.
[00:16:38] It is isolated. It’s been isolated in viral cultures, and it’s transferred from one cell to another. The Chinese Sinopharm therapeutics isolates it and actually makes it as a vaccine, a killed virus vaccine. And it can physically be seen. You can see it on electron microscopy.
[00:17:03]So SARS-CoV-2, the virus, clearly exists. It would just be antithetical to reality to say it doesn’t exist. Now, the absence of flu cases needs to be explained. And early on, the CDC’s methodology to determine SARS-CoV-2 by PCR, polymerase chain reaction testing, it could not distinguish. Because PCR testing takes what’s called primers, typically four very small segments of genetic code. It was not sufficiently accurate to discern between COVID and the flu.
[00:17:44] So here we go. A senior citizen comes in from the nursing home, we’re in the heat of the pandemic. He’s got a fever. Everyone’s thinking COVID. Unless they had COVID and influenza testing, the hospitals, using the laboratory derived assays, of which most of the health systems here in Texas did, the one I was at did, using the CDC methods, they would determine, well, it’s a case of COVID.
[00:18:08] And if they would have tested flu, they’d say, wait a minute, this COVID test positive is flu positive. Let’s try to sort this out. So it was probably the abandoning of testing for flu, this thinking that everything coming in is COVID. And don’t forget the hospitals were heavily incentivized to diagnose COVID, not necessarily influenza.
[00:18:28] So that probably weighed into it. Now people said, well, wait a minute, Dr. McCullough, both illnesses cause fever. They make people sick. They afflict the elderly. It was all just the flu. SARS-CoV-2 doesn’t exist. Actually, we call them virus deniers. I said, listen, if you think this is the flu, I can tell you as a doctor, influenza does not cause blood clots like SARS-CoV-2 does, like we’ve never seen before.
[00:19:01] Influenza doesn’t cause the spike protein to be found in blood clots like it’s been found. Influenza doesn’t cause the spike protein to cause all these manifestations that we see. In fact, influenza itself is not deadly. What makes influenza deadly is secondary staphylococcal infections, which we didn’t see in COVID.
[00:19:23] So to summarize, SARS-CoV-2 infection and influenza are completely separate clinical entities. The two viruses have been sequenced, cloned, isolated, cultured, and made into separate vaccines. And then the third part of it, what confused people was, I think it initially flawed PCR test platform by the CDC. Later on, the testing platforms, clarified this, and we had a rebound in flu cases