Indeed, the secret labs simply developed the lethal injections; no "virus" was needed. The poisonous and fraudulent PCR test is still used for "diagnosing" "covid," "monkey pox," and the "bird flu," while all of these are invented illnesses.
Kirsch is not stupid; he never took the lethal injection, whatever he says, but he is surely spreading disinformation and makes sure people are not paying attention to the important things.
He is cautious about maintaining the fundamental tenets of the official narrative even when he poses as a member of the "opposition":
The "virus" or, for that matter, ANY "virus," is not a subject to beliefs. The burden of proof is on those, who claim that such things exist and they cause illness and can be transmitted. No such evidence has ever been presented.
I've had my own run ins with Kirsch. I have a run in with a few of his followers right now on one of his latest stacks applauding Eric Coppolino's take down of Poornima Wagh. I suggested he listens to more of what Eric has to say. Needless to say his guard dogs didn't like that.
I highly recommend Jon's past work. He had written about what I intuitively suspected all along. He highlights the importance of individuality in this future homogenised in silico organic hybrid collage.
Indeed, the secret labs simply developed the lethal injections; no "virus" was needed. The poisonous and fraudulent PCR test is still used for "diagnosing" "covid," "monkey pox," and the "bird flu," while all of these are invented illnesses.
Kirsch is not stupid; he never took the lethal injection, whatever he says, but he is surely spreading disinformation and makes sure people are not paying attention to the important things.
He is cautious about maintaining the fundamental tenets of the official narrative even when he poses as a member of the "opposition":
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/steve-kirsch-is-challenging-again
And people fall for it:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/do-you-need-a-license-to-think
The "virus" or, for that matter, ANY "virus," is not a subject to beliefs. The burden of proof is on those, who claim that such things exist and they cause illness and can be transmitted. No such evidence has ever been presented.
I've had my own run ins with Kirsch. I have a run in with a few of his followers right now on one of his latest stacks applauding Eric Coppolino's take down of Poornima Wagh. I suggested he listens to more of what Eric has to say. Needless to say his guard dogs didn't like that.
Thanks Stegiel.
I highly recommend Jon's past work. He had written about what I intuitively suspected all along. He highlights the importance of individuality in this future homogenised in silico organic hybrid collage.
And agree on ceasing driving traffic to the all mighty savior that is Kirsh.
https://moonmaiden.substack.com/p/is-fuellmich-positioning-to-prop?utm_source=%2Finbox&utm_medium=reader2
https://celiafarber.substack.com/p/the-covid-truth-movement-has-probably?utm_source=%2Finbox&utm_medium=reader2