Smart Dust Surveillance and Claims About COVID-19 Origins

Um, and the, in terms of the Internet of Things, there's research prototypes now, which I assume but are u- being used by, uh, intelligence agencies, of very small electronic circuits, uh, that you can just put in paper or put and paint on the, on the walls, uh, that are po- powered by the GSM stations.

And they, they operate as the GSM radio wave passes through them.

It gives them enou- enough power for a very s- small amount of time to do things.

So o- obviously, that tendency is going to continue.

It's not the, like, the Internet of Things.

It's, uh, it's, uh, if you like, uh, intelligent evil dust, uh, scattered everywhere, like, like confetti in everything. So I think it's increasingly hard for human beings to work out how to deal with that.

We got word that bad things were happening in China right around the Wuhan clinic, and I was the one that said it was in the Wuhan clinic.

Mm-hmm. And, you know, I sta- I stuck with it, and it was. It was absolutely.

It came out of the Wuhan clinic. But you take a look, and what we did was we... This was brand new.

Nobody knew what the hell it was. There's dust...

Somebody said there's dust coming in from China, and it's killing people in Italy, and it's killing people in France, and it's going to kill people here. And by the way, I shut it down to China. That was a big move.

I saved thousands, hundreds of thousands of lives by doing it.

But honestly, nobody... I don't blame a lot of people because nobody knew what it was. Now we do understand it somewhat.

Nobody really understands it even now fully.

But nobody knew what COVID was, and it wasn't even a name.

I called it the China virus. I still do. I call it the China virus.

It came out of China