Sunday, August 30, 2020
Berenson picks up the suspicion
Berenson is picking up a 'suspicious circumstance' that I noticed a few weeks ago.
On Aug 7 I said:
Here's the bet. In most places this "virus" is a rebranding of seasonal flu. In NYC and NO, this "virus" also includes a rebranding of medical errors.
The well-established estimates of deaths by medical error strongly resemble this year's "count" of "deaths" from the Haute-Couture Branded "Virus".
Of course this will never be admitted by any official sources, and this specific relabel could be a bad hypothesis. But the overall process of relabeling and rebranding is UNQUESTIONABLE. Nearly all of the attributed "deaths" are people who were already dying, which makes rebranding, shall we say, awfully CONVENIENT.
In a real epidemic nearly everyone is sick to one degree or another. That's the meaning of the word. In this fake epidemic only the people who were already dying get "sick" from this alleged "virus". It's possible that the "virus" is real, but we know with perfect definitional certainty that this is NOT a real epidemic. The "virus", if real, is simply doing what nearly all respiratory viruses do all the time. It's circulating in the air, getting sucked into noses, and getting killed by T-cells. No consequences, no effects, not noticed by the owner of the nose. We've been fighting viruses for a billion years, and we KNOW HOW TO DO IT whether we think about it or not.
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