"The "no virus" group often seems fixated on denying the existence of viruses and even DNA,"
- Here, you might be talking about few noisy chaos agents. Although it's not entirely unreasonable to question many aspects of the nucleic acid DNA/RNA paradigm. chaos agents won't get you very far.
The original no-virus guru is The Perth Group, which focused on HIV, and then Stefan Lanka successfully challenged the existence of the measles virus, and later Mark Bailey published a pretty thorough essay about the fakery of the animal virus paradigm in general.
Mike Stone has a substack called ViroLIEgy, which is also very educational.
You won't find any single source that perfectly satisfies all your curiosity. That's just part & parcel of CovidHoax - there's built-in ambiguity to everything. I'm not sure if the ambiguity has a social engineering role, or if it's just a feature for training The Ai Machine about human behavior.
"The "no virus" group often seems fixated on denying the existence of viruses and even DNA,"
- Here, you might be talking about few noisy chaos agents. Although it's not entirely unreasonable to question many aspects of the nucleic acid DNA/RNA paradigm. chaos agents won't get you very far.
The original no-virus guru is The Perth Group, which focused on HIV, and then Stefan Lanka successfully challenged the existence of the measles virus, and later Mark Bailey published a pretty thorough essay about the fakery of the animal virus paradigm in general.
Mike Stone has a substack called ViroLIEgy, which is also very educational.
You won't find any single source that perfectly satisfies all your curiosity. That's just part & parcel of CovidHoax - there's built-in ambiguity to everything. I'm not sure if the ambiguity has a social engineering role, or if it's just a feature for training The Ai Machine about human behavior.
Honestly I'm not that curious about it.
It’s a lot to read. We is trapped in a matrix.