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זה אחד החששות הכי גדולים של הורים, שתינוקם יחלה בווירוס ה-RSV שגורם לתחלואה במערכת הנשימה וגם לדלקת ריאות אצל תינוקות וילדים.

עכשיו בארצות הברית סוף סוף נמצא לו פתרון בדמות חיסון.

The number of very very small is like one, two, three, four. These people had some kind of atypical pneumonia.

What they tell us about how viruses cause diseases is that they come and invade and then they use our host cells like our human lung cells, if it's a lung infection,

to make more virus particles and they make so many inside our lung cells that our lung cells explode and then release,

you know,

millions of virus particles.

וכל זה הופך ללונג של אנשים אחרים וקבל את אותו הדבר הזה.

אז אתה חושב שאם הפרוסס הזה היה באמת מה שהיה,

אם אתה מנסה את הפלואיד הזה ומבחינת במיקרוסקופ,

אתה רק יכול לראות מיליון ומיליון של וירוס או פרטיקות וירוס.

הם יכולים להיות כל כך נראה וכל כך שהם יוצאים כחלק מהאינפקציה הזאת.

אבל זה לא מה שקורה בכלל.

הם לא אפילו עומדים בפלואיד על כל מיליון וירוס.

זה כאילו מבחינתי בעצם.

זה בסופו שלא נכון,

וזה גם לא הראשון.

אנחנו לא נראה את הוירוס בפלגות של איידס.

אנחנו לא נראה את הוירוס בפלגות של איידס.

אצלנו, מה שהם עושים זה שהם יש להם טסט,

טסט פצצי גנטי.

זה לא באמת טסט, זה בעצם עבודה ומה שזה יכול להם לעשות

להעמליף את פצצות ה-DNA שיש להם רק קצת קצת קצת קצת,

כמו נדל במסגרת ההסטק.

וזו תכנית, PCR, יכולה לתת שאחד נדל להיכנס מול מיליון נדלות.

הם לקחו את הפלואיד הזה,

נכון? שיש להם כל מיני דנד ורנד ומטריאנטים גנטיים בגללו,

של אנשים מסוגליים מסוגליים,

אולי אקטרסלולריות,

יש בקטריה,

הרבה ספציות של בקטריה בפלגות שלכם,

הפונגי,

כל מיני דברים,

כולל כל מיני ספציות שהם אומרים, או ספציות ספציות הירושלים,

נמצאים לנו כל הזמן.

עכשיו, מה הן הספציות שהם עומדים עליהם?

הם בעצם מיוחדים.

הם יש להם דתאטה,

שיש להם כל מיני ספציות שהם כל מיני דתארמי.

אז עם סארס קו-2 הירושלים,

הם אמרו, אוקיי, זו תכנית רספורית,

זה רק כמו שהיה סארס,

נכון?

כשהיה סארס הירושלים ב-03,

שהם אמרו שהם גם נוספים עם הקורונה הירושלים נוספים,

הסארס קו-1.

וכן, הם נמצאים כמה סקוונסים,

אבל הם היו רק כמעט 80% נוספים לסארס הירושלים הירושלים הירושלים.

אבל לא נכון, הם אמרו, את יודעת, זה נוסף טוב.

אנחנו נביאו את זה שאנשים וחימנזים הם 98% נוספים לסקוונסיהם,

ואלה רק 80% נוספים לסקוונסיהם, הם עוד פעם נוספים לסקוונסיהם.

אז הם אמרו פלואיד מלונדים של אנשים עם טסט-PCR שקובעים סקוונסיהם.

מאיפה הסקוונס הראשונה מתייחס?

זאת אומרת, לא צריכים משהו כדי להגיד עוד סקוונסיהם?

הם אמרו שאלה סקוונסיהם גנומית, אבל אם הם לא אינספו כלום מהאורגניזם,

מה קורה?

הם לא באמת אוהב את הגנום של האורגניזם.

מה שהם ישו הוא מודל של גנום תיאורטי,

של אורגניזם תיאורטי,

שאין שם לא נכון.

זה קונסטרקט מונסטרקט.

עכשיו יש פרוגמנים קונסטריים,

כי יש גבוה של מולקולות קטנים שקועות להם.

לפני שאנחנו נדלגים פה,

זה מצביע להקמד קצת מדעי קצת,

כדי להשתמשיך לסקוונסיה הקודמת בראשונה,

סקוונסים.

אתם רואים שיש גינים,

ומה גין זה רק קוד של מלצות

שבעצם מספיקים מולקול ספציפי.

המולקול הוא בעצם פרוטין, ויש פונקציה ספציפית.

הקוד שמונסים את הגינים יש ארבע מלצות, או ארבע בעסים,

וזו קבוצה של ארבע מלצות

שמגיעה לסקוונסיה.

גם כמובן כנוקליוטידים או פרסים בסיס.

C's are always paired with G's and A's are always paired with T's,

אבל the order of the very long sequences,

you know, unique to that organism being sequenced.

Hello.

ספי.

Thank you.

All this information is stored in kromosomes,

and the totality of all this information is called it's genome.

According to modern science,

the human genome is so long that if unraveled would go to the moon and back 150,000 times.

For this so called viral genome,

they didn't start with one long strand.

Because this organism was never shown separately,

they never took the genetic material out of the body of it and sequenced it from one long strand.

They started with 20,000 little short strands,

that could be from a new organism or could be from the human cells or could be the bacteria or could be this or could be that or could be the other thing.

They never ever find a whole piece but could be even a gene. They find much shorter pieces in their decaying tissues.

My name is Marselינה Kravat.

Just call me just to call me עינאק.

And then from the sequences of a huge amount of smaller pieces,

they are going to make an alignment and add them up.

How the heck are you going to put those into one long strand?

So this is where the magic comes in that really creates the fraud.

They're using computer modeling software.

It puts all these 20,000 sequences in and tries to basically create a jig saw puzzle that is complete out of it.

Some of these 20,000 little sequences match up.

Like the end of one matches the end of the other and you can put them together.

And then they believe adding up the smaller pieces to a bigger one?

Oh,

Oh! We have the genetic material.

But it's not there.

The sequence that they are using for the alignment itself never originated out of the virus.

It's also a mentor product.

They created over three million possible genomes.

And then they just picked the longest one and then they compared it to a bat,

sars like the virus like the corona virus which was also equipped with the same procedure.

And they said it was about 80% similar.

So that means it must be the real thing.

And then they used that bat כחרט של החדרות כתמפלט

לקבל את השאלות,

למתן את החברים האלה,

למתן את החלטה שלהם,

להעשרות את הדרך שהם לקחת מהפרוגמה שהם מינים במקומה.

And once they made it look like the bat virus, they said, here it is, there is the in-silical genome or computer generated theoretical genome.

Do these pieces align perfectly?

What do they do if there are gaps?

Well, essentially, they just fill it in with sequences that they get from a computer database, from some other experiment.

In reality they construct something which is not there.

It's a pure mental product without any base in reality.

So, Jason, does your family have a secret family recipe?

Of course, every family has a secret family recipe.

Well, ours is chocolate cake.

Yum, are you sharing?

Yes, of course.

Oh, Oh.

Oh, hold on, we'll put them together.

Combine every weathered crack and boney flakes,

keep an pot overheat and add toasted teddy bears and elegant show horse.

Separate after the floodwaters proceed.

Decide to fold in most of the other characters and ideas,

as expected,

serves 10.

Delicious.

Quite a recipe,

quite a recipe.

But you know, this simple analogy actually is quite accurate.

It's not, you know, perfect because there are more letters in the alphabet than there are in the genetic code. But it's really a strong analogy. Not far off from the truth at all.

This theoretical genome that was constructed actually is the process for virtually all viral genomes. They never start with actually a known organism.

Like, for example, when they developed the PCR tests for COVID,

they actually didn't even use a sequence from the COVID virus. They went back and used a sequence from SARS,

COVID-1, or the SARS outbreak in 2003. There was Drostan, of course, who picked out a sequence from there and just said, well,

whatever is happening now is got to be just like that,

so we'll just use the Hat.

And it was never even modified after that.

So what we have here. So what we have here is a real mess of theoretical computer generated junk.

If they could find this virus in you at all and with PCR, if you do it well, you can find almost anything in anybody.

It starts making you believe in the sort of Buddhist notion that everything is contained in everything else, right?

Because if you can amplify one single molecule up to something that you can really measure,

which PCR can do,

then there's just very few molecules that you don't have at least one single one of them in your body.

PCR tests have been used as a tool to propagate fear in the population, where they can get as many cases while the number of tests that are done and people are fearful that they are going to be affected by COVID-19.

PCR.

PCR יכולים לרמודים.

PCR יכולים להגיד שזה לאורך.

ה-NVIDIA

אבל למהלך, הרבה אנשים ידברו שזה כלשהו שעושים.

And I'm not even going to call it a test is a way to amplify a genetic material.

Now when this is falsely applied as a diagnostic test, you can easily manipulate different parts of the procedure to get a different outcome. So for example, if you want to create more positive results,

you can adjust these parameters one direction and if you want to get less or fewer positive results, you can adjust at the other direction.

They're looking for a particular sequence from what they've done already with the genomic sequencing.

If you re-inter

of a reality and true. If there was a new test for diabetes and we were suddenly exposed to what if everyone was getting tested,

we would be terrified of diabetes and possibly we should be because type 2 diabetes is a much more serious condition.

So say, for example,

instead of strokes,

now there was a new virus that was causing a condition just like strokes that was called virus X.

And we were testinging for it all the time.

We would be terrified that we would be terrified that we are going to catch the virus X and this is going to cause

something similar to a stroke.

What we saw during this pandemic was essentially a re-labeling of the cause of death.

And this was brought about principally by the false or invalid PCR test because

that was the main tool used to identify cases.

And of course, in the past, having an illness meant you were sick, but now it just means having a PCR test.

So if you died of any cause and had a PCR test that was positive,

now they would attribute your death to COVID. So we saw,

for example, there were a thousand times fewer deaths from influenza in the first pandemic year compared to the previous year.

There were also major reductions in all the other causes of death, like heart disease,

cancer,

et cetera. The only area where there was an increase in the numbers was drug overdoses and suicide.

The area medical teams say,

hospitals have not been overwhelmed by COVID-19 cases,

but they have been surprised by something else, a sharp rise in suicide.

The numbers that we have seen are sort of unprecedented.

We have never seen numbers like this in such a short period of time.

I mean, we have seen a years of an attempt at suicide in the last four weeks.

The trauma team here says they are mostly seeing young adults die by suicide.

They are worried about the amounting effects of loneliness and job loss as this quarantine continues.

The social isolation has a price.

Jason, another huge thing that seems to have gone overlooked is the striking similarity that this whole feardemic has with the AIDs epidemic.

Yes, more or less a template of death diagnosis with fraudulent tests with

the same players the same players.

This topic deserves a whole episode.

There was no new disease,

but simply a new test test, and that case the so called HIV antibody test.

In one week,

people were being diagnosed with conditions such as tuberculosis.

In the next week,

they were seed to have HIV infection because the blood was positive for HIV antibodies.

And for COVID-19, the same pattern has happened.

And to this day, there are no specific clinical features or investigations outside of the PCR that make up the diagnosis of COVID-19.

And this has been pointed out in a Cochran collaboration review.

So there is no evidence of a new condition.

We simply, we have a

PCR. When people realize that a positive PCR test does not have any validity. It's literally as meaningless.

Everything else unr�לes because there are no conditions of COVID-19 and there is no need

for treatment with

vaccines or preventative treatment.

It is simply a paciatis endemic and the cure is to stop using these tests,

which are not fit for purpose.

Well, Jason,

it sure looks like we've got an awful lot riding on a theory.

Well, theories can be perceived as a lifeline when fear is the motivating force and that

science is not to date ever isolated a virus taken from a sick organism is a fact.

Right.

I hope people will really start to understand the responsibility of consent.

It is the only thing that makes this global nightmare real.

Meanwhile, we've got a lot more to cover.

So after a little break, let's keep on going.