Discussion on Virology and Virus Evidence

we have believed the virologist of all this. We haven't paid attention to how this is really

being done. We remember about bacterial cultures and we know you can make a culture of pure

bacteria. I can culture out something from you and then look at it and then find a particular

one and make it into an oh my gosh you've got a pure culture of staph there. I know we can do that

but that's not how they do it with viruses. It's really ugly. They take this goo, they poison it,

they they grow it in other cells and it turns out there are very many people, it's not just

Andy Kaufman, there's a very many people that are saying this is these are the artifacts. This is

the debris. Viruses are nothing more than the debris of dying apoptotic cells. And Dr. Merritt,

one of the most fascinating things that I learned in studying microbiology, virology, bacteriology,

no one has ever seen a virus in action. Right, exactly. No one has ever watched a virus do

anything because you can't see it with the naked eye. The only way to see what you think is a virus

is in two-dimensional form on a piece of paper that's a blob, an electron microscope,

that is told to be a virus. And so when you see that blob at the cell membrane and they tell you

this is how the virus is entering the cell. Well what if that material A is not a virus and B

what if that material is exiting the cell? Right. You can't know anything about that material

because it's not moving. No virus has ever been seen to cause, invade, infect, to kill anything.

And that is the tragedy of our quote-unquote scientific and medical fields.