What if you learned that the “HIV test” doesn’t test for a virus? There is a substantial amount of data from years of HIV testing that reveal HIV and AIDS are not correlated and that HIV tests are not diagnosing an infectious agent. Instead, these tests are non-specific, though they do correlate with levels of …
The Origin, Persistence and Failings of HIV/AIDS Theory – A Book Review Read More »
“The best evidence against the HIV / AIDS hypothesis is that there is no evidence for it. In the vast scientific medical literature, we can not find, anywhere, the evidence that HIV causes AIDS, that AIDS is a contagious disease, or that it is even sexually transmitted.” – David Rasnick, PhD Chemist It’s time to …
Re-examining AIDS (Some Inconvenient Truths About AIDS) Read More »
The pandemic lockdown in the US began in mid-March 2020 so we are approaching the three-year anniversary. It’s a good time to put it all in chronological order – the things that led to the lockdown, the lockdown itself, and the vaccine roll-out. Then, we’ll see what can be concluded from looking backward. The Historical …
Anatomy of the “Covid Pandemic” – Part I, The Historical Context Read More »
This article will cover some weaknesses of the virus theory: 1) It should be possible to do direct purification of viruses from a human sample, yet, according to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, government agencies have no record of this being done. 2) The cytopathic effects (e.g. cell death) demonstrated in cell culture experiments …
“The way of science is paved with discarded theories which were once declared self-evident.” ― Karl R. Popper, The Open Society and Its Enemies Virologists have been getting things wrong for over a century. In science, getting things wrong comes with the territory and is forgivable. In the 19th century a sailor with scurvy might …
Seven Reasons to Be Skeptical About the Claims of Virologists Read More »
“The bacteria hunters of the turn of the century failed to grasp the point that vast numbers of harmless microbes exist in the world and that even potentially pathogenic bacteria only cause life-threatening disease in those whose immune systems are temporarily or chronically impaired.” Peter Duesberg’s quote, from his book Inventing the AIDS Virus, is …
Inventing The AIDS Virus, by Peter Duesberg – a review Read More »
Germ theory has been with us for over a century. It has been responsible for a great leap in human health and well-being. Or has it? The evidence keeps accumulating that, actually, while microbes certainly do exist, germ theory is often wrong and that it has been given credit that it doesn’t deserve. Even worse, …
The following items reference official documents and statements, as well as mainstream media articles, that, when considered together, can only make one question the official Covid narrative of a deadly virus: The PCR test is not reliable The New York Times article, Your Coronavirus Test Is Positive. Maybe It Shouldn’t Be. discusses the problems with …
The Smoking Gun Evidence That Challenges the Covid Narrative Read More »
The Contagion Myth, by Thomas Cowan, M.D., and Sally Fallon Morell A Book Review The Contagion Myth is a very timely book. As the subtitle declares, it intends to show that viruses are not the cause of disease. Rather viruses (from the latin word for poison) are the result of disease, much as a shipwreck …
The Contagion Myth, Why Viruses (including “Coronavirus”) Are Not the Cause of Disease Read More »
Virus Mania How the Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics Making Billion Dollar Profits by Torsten Engelbrecht and Claus Kohnlein With viruses on everyone’s mind and obsessive fear of infection the defining feature of life at the present moment, are there any cures for this corona-phobia? Indeed, there are. Two books in particular, The Contagion Myth …