Integer: Dispelling the Spell of RT-PCR

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Carlton Gaidarshik, who performed questionable research in which he never could isolate a virus from Kuru disease, nevertheless became known as the father of the slow virus idea.

The virus hunters still had many weapons to pull from their box of tricks.

Remember Guidashek is the name Gaidak. Keep that name in mind, and then you'll see some of the strange shit that I was up to. I just wanted to check one last thing here. I can't click this if it's in full screen. We don't think we really needed to be in full screen, all right, anyway.

Such as the concept of the slow virus, a virus capable of sleeping in a cell for years before striking with it's pathogenic phytoal efpics.

Again, the whole concept of virus has never been proven. But they're going to take another leap here. And this is where we need to understand that they're just building upon another a foundation of bullshit in the first place, or at least not proven. I mean, if you want to be kind about it, and they're just steamrolling people.

The claim that a disease takes a very long time decades to break out, gained popularity in the nineteen sixties, when virus hunters can convinced the medical establishment that the virus concept could even be imposed on cancer, that is, a disease that generally appears after years or decades. But despite a most arduous search, researchers were simply unable to

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Australian scientist, Professor Michael Alpers has dedicated over fifty years researching Kuru, an incurable brain disease unique to Papua and New Guinea.

So again, incurable because nothing can be cured by mds, because they're symptoms suppressors. They're not attempting to find recause on anything but regardless of what their rhetoric is, and they never look at the simple common things like parasites or malnutrition of a certain thing that could cause any of these things. They don't look at that. Remember, they're they're smarter than that. Of course, of course they are. There's gotta be some out way out there concept of an invisible enemy.

First reports about kuru in the general literature came from anthropologists describing kuru as a psychosomatic disease. Some kind of reaction.

To it says here, what causes psychosomatic symptoms in illness? Psychosomatic illness, psychosomatic disorders, and psychosomatic symptoms are usually caused by medium to high levels of stress, anxiety, or depression. Simply put, it's a mind and body phenomenon. But it's also a little more complicated than that. Okay, so they're going to say that these people are basically doing it to themselves because the mind is a powerful thing. That's

Mentioned the world with the advent of the Australian administration, I found it exotic.

After three months in the field, he was no closer to solving the puzzle that was Koru. Then he met American virologist Carlton Geijersek, the only other medical researcher dedicated to trying to understand this strange disease.

Everything was perfect. He was the right person in the right place the right time. That's just he was extraordinarily fortunate that that should have happened to him.

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Although he had no permission, resources for equipment, Carlton canceled his return flight to the US.

He had nothing to conduct any of his funny blogne you know, parlor tricks. But he still stayed there because you know, there's a bunch of vulnerable little boys here. It's like a holiday for degenerates.

He set up a small lab in the jungle and started to dissect the victims of the disease when his kitchen table didn't take very long to really he.

Was dissecting the victims of the disease on his kitchen table. Just fire that away is.

That we were both on the same wavelength in terms of our attitude to the world and where we thought what we were doing would fit in.

Before making it to the south fora tribe, the study Kuru, Carlton stopped off to say with the cucka cucka tribe.

Carlton writes in his diary about how he loved the smell of the cooker cooker male adolescence, the smell of grease pig fat.

With smell of the adolescence, the virility and the and the smell of the essence of little boys. That's where he stopped to.

Say, fires and seamen.

Now fires and semen. Ah, yeah, that doesn't get any better than that, right, it's fucking rider. People are all sick, and these are these are the ones that weren't supposed to question, you know, trust the science that isn't science.

Whether he actively participated any of these practices is another matter.

I have never once taken a kid to my bed. They have come to my bed, and I am no one to kick them out. If they hug me and I find them playing with my cock, I sayd good on you. I play with theirs, and I'll do it now and with great pleasure.

But did he just fantasize about his participation, But they clearly fascinated him.

Guide your Shik's fascination had deep roots for years.

He had recorded in he Was a Goddamn Predator.

Journal his anguish of his attraction to young boys.

With three or four hundred boys who had sex with me from eight to ten and twelve one hundred percent have run into my bed, jumped in without my mentioning it, and asked for sex.

Carlton had done every medical test known to science, in particular investigating the prime suspect anal probes cannibalism.

Everybody's been thinking cannibalism, everybody I met from the before I saw korl. But we'd found that that couldn't be the case. We had no inflammation, all the medical reasons for not and we threw it out.

Cannibalism had to be dismissed when every one of Carlton's tests on animals demonstrated that Kuru was neither infectious nor transmissible.

We had neither infects, it's just nor transmissible. But that didn't stop him. That didn't stop him, So it probably wasn't parasitic.

Fraculate everything from snakes to bears, and we had watched them for one, two, three, four, six months zero.

This was something new.

But I don't know if you noticed that all these people are emaciated, they're not eating properly, they're not getting full nutrition. But let's not look in that direction as to why they might be having some problems.

I didn't know anything about what it was, but it was certainly no.

No human disease had ever taken more than a few weeks for infection to surface. And more significantly, no degenerative brain disease headaches.

So that again to me, points toward a deficiency that over time, not treated, just gets worse and worse and produces a symptom. And if it's something like the lack of cholesterol that affects your brain, I'm not saying it's

Ever been shown to be transmissible between humans, and.

If we were able to share that Kuru was transmissible, this would open up a new field in human myths. There was no question about it.

So they manufactured that because if they could show it, then they'd be rich and famous in PROFI yeah, oh yeah, becausese. If it's true or not, there's an industry here that.

People would have to take notice.

But first Michael and Carlton had to embark on something no scientist had ever attempted.

This meant that we had to do transmission experiments with the expectation of incredibly long incubation periods.

So just imagine you're a tribe that's completely isolated from the rest of the world. Who shows up to start investigating an illness in your town in your tribe to sexual predators. Good time.

Sir Michael then said about finding a suitable patient for the autopsy.

I knew Kageya as a young girl in the village. The rumor was that she had kuru, so I went to see her, and she would have been a little bit unsteady on her feet. In this context here where kuru.

Is again, it's pretty obvious just by looking at their emaciated bodies that they're not eating very well.

The dominant disease, you know what the outcome is, even if I'm an eleven year old, will know that she's got this disease and she's going to die.

Michael meets with Kageya's family to seek permission to perform the autopsy. The family agrees, and over the next six months, Michael observes and records the deterioration of Kaa.

And so rather than trying to help her in any way, shape or form, they're waiting for they're just waiting for her to die so they can rip her apart. That's the short and long of it. Right, Kuru begins to take its course.

So it was she was, she was wonderful young girl. I'll never forget her.

Sick fuck right, yeah, the face of a demon. Right there.

A call goes out from the s how many.

Times they were sectually abusing the people who were afflicted?

Hamlet Kageya has finally died.

Well, then you listen to just the way that was phrased, has finally died, like, oh fucking thank god? You know, waited so long.

Half an hour.

Michael arrives at the house.

There was grieving, shouting, whaling, and all the whaling and crying. So didn't help, really and.

Professional, right, all the all the human emotion didn't help. This is these people. Stop grieving. You're you're you're messing up my concentration. All right, good, it sounds fine, Thank you man. I appreciate that. I don't have to keep looking and going back and forth. Now that's great, good times. Okay, back to.

It activity of doing a good autopsy. But I shut that out. I couldn't.

Yeah, yeah, so that's not too hard. For you to shut out human emotion and empathy or compassion when you don't have any in yourself.

To Guy's features, she was ahead. I had to get the skull off, I had to get the brain out, and we had to go quickly, and we did that. There was no turning back.

Michael leaves the Foray for Washington, DC, where Carlton has organized a facility for the transmission experiment.

Here, the samples of.

Kuru are injected into the brains of two chimpanzees.

So if you inject anything into the brain of anything, you're going to cause a massive shock to the system. This isn't how it would be done in reality or nature. Anyway, people weren't getting sick because they were having something injected into their brains. So to do that, to try to establish contagion in an unnatural manner of trying to be or you know, being exposed to something, isn't an experiment at all. That's just torture. That's just sick, sick like

It a close lock at gedge dezx trials on apes with which he aimed to show transmissibility, should have shocked the scientific community into disbelief. But instead they recognize these papers as proof of transmissibility and ignored the fact that neither feeding the apes brain mush nor injecting them with it had any effect on the chimpanzees. So Gage do.

Zeke, So any of the manners in which a normal exposure to something, if they're believing in this idea of a contingent, would have produced something didn't work. It didn't pan out. But hey, if we inject a slurry of brain matter and whatever the hell else chemicals they added to it into the brains of something, Oh my god, look now they're sick too and dying. Well, no shit, no shit.

Conducted a bizarre experiment in order to finally induce neural symptoms and the taste animals. He ground out the brain of a carey patient into a mush full of proteins, along with a number of other.

Substances, A number of other substances. Again, would those have been at present? How is this scientific experimentation? How is it? And how does this pass? How do we go from here to HIV causes aids? How do you go from here to there is a V word in the first place that's causing any of this.

I poured this into the living apes by drilling holes into their skulls. This so called disease's alleged transmissibility was founded only upon these experiments. How could it possibly derive proof of gadgetx cannibalistic hypothesis, particularly since the hypothesis proposes that the disease could appear in humans through ingestion of infected brains and not through direct surgical insertion into the brain.

Two years after being injected with infected brain tissue, the chimpanzees developed kuru. The significance of.

This outcome, and again, kuru is just a word to describe a cursory observation of something. They damaged the brain by injecting a bunch of shit into someone's brain and then said, hey, look it's a virus. We got it. We win parlor tricks, sorcery, butchery, savagery. That is the science that this whole entire world operates on, and it's completely unscientific. This is little sorcery pharmaciea same as it

Oh well, couldn't be overstated. They had discovered a totally new type of human disease. It was the first time a human degenerative brain disease had been shown to be transmissible.

And what's more, it had the longest.

Oh it wasn't.

Incubation period of any human disease known to science.

These are very exciting times, I mean intellectual, very exciting. You know, we'd achieved a lot.

And it was clear they are patting themselves on the back for this shit. They're excited, Yes, not notoriety. Hey look we're part of the sick freaking cult. Now they'll remember our names.

Yeah that this probably meant a Nobel prize.

See you see where the real motivation here is.

Fulton's team discovered that the particle causing the disease was a thousand times smaller than any other known infecting agent.

And how did they figure that out? Since they can't even figure out that this is a completely bogus way of looking at this, now they're going to make up some other thing that's really hard for anybody else to argue with. It's got to be the super super super tiny thing. A right, A right. It's almost as if it's not there at all. It's almost as if the whole thing is a fraud.

And found only in the brain and spinal cord. But exactly how it caused the infection was still a complete mystery.

But I wun't find an antibioty, and we still can, so everything about it is unique.

Here's your antidote. Don't inject chemicals and brain matter into the brains of other creatures.

Ta da.

Cool is still today that every infection on Earth produces antibioty, no exception on Earth, no aid's patient.

Yeah, okay, that's all bugus do.

And on Earth, touch on. That's the important rule. So I called it an unconventional.

Virus, and in nineteen seventy sex.

Look at me with all my vagueness. I get a Nobel Peace Prize for all my vagueness and stupidity. That's that's great, that's great. Let's let's let's champion these fucking psychopaths.

Carlton finally won the Nobel Prize for his discovery of what he called an unconventional virus.

It's unconventional because we can't make any sense of what the hell we just did. But hey, there's money to be had here.

He wasn't the only one hungry for a Nobel prize.

But I didn't think these particles were viruses.

I didn't think they were slow viruses. I didn't think they were unconventional viruses.

I thought they were different.

Well, it's a virus.

Yeah.

However, biochemist Stanley Prusner disagreed and gave Carlton's virus a name, identifying it as a protein particle he called a prion, starting one of the most bitter rivalries in science.

Stan says, it's not a virus, it's a priory. That's not a discovery.

That's a word, So is virus genius. So it's saying it's unconventional. Those are just words and Frian isn't any more legitimate either.

The one thing I agree with them on. When someone can't quote discover something, they just make up a new word or change a definition.

Prusner would have have to wait another twenty years to win his Nobel prize. Oh poor guy, his findings turning the world of science upside down.

It looks like he should be a composer or a conductor of an orchestra. They yeah, pons ignor. They are making people dance.

Rules of normal biological reproduction. They recruit rather than reproduce, targeting normal proteins and converting them into replicants of themselves.

That's a process explanation, not a causal causation, Like what started this sequence of events off in the first place? What was the what initiated it? Not hey, let's watch it as it's happening. What was the initial onset and how did that occur? Because this idea of an intrusion from the outside in and of itself has so many holes in it for so many things. Your body is really good at maintaining itself and its health when it has all the raw materials it needs to do so.

These in turn attack and convert more, building ever increasing numbers that kill cells in the brain.

So now we had a entirely new disease paradigm that evolved out of these basic studies in the discovery of the prion protein.

If it wasn't a quote virus or a quote prion, what could it.

Have been virologist Carlton Gai Dashik of the American National Institutes of Health, who reported finding evidence of the first slow virus in humans. A slow virus is a virus alleged to produce a disease long after the original infection, that is, after a long latent period. He believed it to be the cause of Kuru disease among New Guinea natives. Kuru was a slowly progressing neurological disease that led to

Guide You schel Get spotted similarities between Kuru and the better known afflictions Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

So isn't that kind of where I was getting at with the whole cholesterol deficiency thing Alzheimer's, Yeah, something neurological occurring. Hey, they drink shit water too, by the way. Those tribes unclean water, very poor nutrition, Mosquito is all over the place, and they're barress, naked and starving. None of those factors would have caused any kind of disease, of of course, though there has to be some imaginary unicorn and a very slow imaginary unicorn. Of course, let me just read

And DDT over pop New Guinea and probably other chemicals too, from the gerald Dere Herald and Urana Advertiser. I don't know if I said that right. Thursday's going to says nineteen forty eight fighting the wing scourge antime malaria Blton to nineteen killing power of sprays was found best. I just sawed this a pyreethrin and a pyri suggestion for GDT dusting. Melbourne and other Victorian towns be treated with a similar way by the aircraft which do crop dusting,

I remember the name Enders. He was on the cover of People. This was another one of those whack jobs Harvard.

That's a whole other story.

Oh sorry, it was time.

Some of you might be familiar with you people who.

Call themselves virologists. Surets hell don't want to ever admit that there's no such thing as that that little thing from which they claim to be an expert on, because then now that time and effort is wasted and they got to go find something else to do, right, except for one guy by the name of doctor Stefan Lanka who calls themselves a recovering virologist. He's the one that challenged all virus theory. We've talked about him many times, especially about four or five years ago, and I have

I have never abandoned my clinical interest, particularly in pediatrics and neurology, which were nurtured by a group of inspiring bedside teachers. In one of the teachers, doctor Richard Day, at Baby's Hospital Lumbia Presbyteria Medical Center in New York. I've made videos about doctor Richard Day before. I'll leave

Uh shit, see, he's playing a song in the background. This is gonna get possibly jostled it because of that.

The fifties eight off hit. There was architect Albert Speer.

Who was and this is where people go off the rails again and do this whole thing about oh bad bad man.

Yeah, okay, it's in Nuremberg to prison for twenty years. Well, his daughter Hilda Spear came to the US in the fifties and gets who she lived with doctor day McLean's The Waiting Whites of Spandau March fifteenth, nineteen fifty four, Jack Fishman. Margaret Spear changed the subject once more. It was about her daughter, seventeen year old Hilda. She wanted to talk. Last summer, Hilda changed her home in Heidelberg

Service re Education. So the little Hilda here isn't the problem. It's there. They're programming her. You understand what This is the same thing that they do to your children when you bring them to school. By the way, today it was the first day. Luckily, my daughter goes to charter school and they're very friendly, friendly, and they involve us an awful lot, unlike a public school which wants to

Was in Germany as one of a number of pupils to spend twelve months at an American school learning a democratic way of life. The identity of her father was an official secret, and she lived with a doctor, Richard Day, a children's doctor and psychologist killed right.

She was a victim.

Here's the day family's home life. Attends the local school with Day's three daughters and is a regular speaker at international youth discussion groups.

The only people children just want to please, and something presented as a guardian authority or father or mother figure, they're going to try to please. So they will regurgitate what they are expected to say, and they all believe it.

In the locality aware of her background are Day and his wife. Another thing they had in common. Nineteen forty eight, the UN sent Guidashek to Germany and he came home with a little German boy who he had his mother adopt.

This is the sick pedophile.

In nineteen forty eight, the UN sent Gay Duschek on a mission to Germany. Carlton grew close to German family.

So far, I don't see this reflecting pad on the national socialists at all, but rather on what they did to them afterward, and how they were greeming their children of these people into the democratic way of life. And then this guy comes over as a child predator post war to sweep up some more victims.

And offered to take the sum to us to be educated and see the world. He persuaded his mother to adopt the boy. It was to be the start of a life devoted to adopted kids.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he like those, He liked those blond hair, blue eyed German boys. Oh yeah, anything to destroy their soul forever. Yes, I mean for me to be selected.

By Carlton to come over to this.

Day to have an opportunity the US defense industry says. This guy's I say, is you know? And I trusted him implicitly he would take care of me.

And I thought it was kind of odd that doctor Day brought Hilda Spear to the US in the fifties, and she went on to become a prominent politician in Germany, now known as Hilda Shram. But the little boy that guy Dashak had his mother.

Adopt, drooming and sending back to poison the Germanic culture and way of life and thought process, even if I didn't know it's going to go this direction when I first started this.

Huh Germany, Wolfgang Klaber went on to become senior director of the US defense industry. It seems to me they both were involved with paper clip. But that's my opinion. But anyway, we can thank this lunatic pedophile, Carlton Gaidajik for the slow virus theory, which led everybody to think HIV caused AIDS.

There is what I consider a normal family. He pushes and pushes to help mother please, and when that happens, you have endearing families for life. If you want tend to care for your children, if you want them to wipe your ass when you're ninety and you're demented, if you want them to stick around when you're sick instead of putting you in an old age olcause everybody here doesn't never visit them.

You have to traumatize them and destroy their souls, is what he's saying. That's the only way you get children to love.

You want the family to stick together, you have to have intradational sex, intergenerational.

This is where we don't think the same culture.

I mean, I don't believe this.

Well, I think it's said. I think the whole problem of the whole world is the lack of it, and I consider it a defective upbringing if you haven't had helped your parents have fun in sex.

So there you go. These are the bright minds of our so called science. Oh boy, oh boy, I think this is where we should kick off with this one.

Since HIV has never been isolated or purified, that also means that it's never been proven to exist, let alone cause any kind of disease.

In science, certain rules must be followed for any agent to be considered a cause of a factor in disease. The first rule is that an agent that is going to be bla for a disease should be able to be isolated from each and every case at the disease. That is not true in HIV and AIDS.

Nobody can find free infectious HIV virus in a human being. That is why they have to resort to looking for antibodies to HIV and a person. That is one of the biggest flaws in the HIV hypothesis that antibodies, which are a sign of immunity. You should be happy that you have antibodies.

It means that, yeah, here's the thing. This goes right back to the whole pleomorphic microzym that will create whatever it needs to create in order to defend and rebalance the system that it finds itself in. This is not

And yet with AIDS we have antibodies as a predictor or an indicator of AIDS and future death.

HIV has never been proven to exist.

So these tests were given out. They would claim that you had something because of some tests that couldn't test for anything in reality. And once they deemed you ill with this, the treatments began and the very thing that they predicted occurred. You went from whatever your you know, malaise was whatever your your symptoms were to full blown whatever you want to call AIDS. Because of the AZT and all the other drugs that they threw into your system,

Because it's neither being purified nor isolated. Orthodoxy has given the name HIV to certain stretches of genetic material, but the so called retrovirus HIV has never been obtained directly from a person's blood.

There is no way to test for HIV. This is because all the tastes are based on indirect markers, none of which has been validated.

By Yeah, it's really pesky when things that don't exist are hard to find, proving that.

The markers are positive only when the virus is present.

I really would like to see the electron microscopic data of this, and apparently there is none. There is none where you've done a rigorous isolation protocol.

And here's the funny thing. Bey Schamp also had created his own what they called looking glass or whatever it was. It was a type of a microscope where he could observe living tissue. When you get into these, oh it's super super tiny. These are often what they're seeing is artifacts of the process of preparing a sample for an electron microscope. And it has absolutely no basis in reality in the living creature or how anything functions in a

All the HIV literature which exists today, I think one will find it bold and incredible to still believe that there is proof for the existence of HIV. When a particle looks like eretrovirus, you have to isolate it, then put it in another culture. Show that the cells in the secondary culture produce particle exactly like the particles from

Where's the original paper that isolated HIV so that nothing else was present and they actually could go and find what the proteins were and the nucleic acids were. I think you won't find that paper because it has no published yet. I've never seen a clear demonstration I mean of a direct isolation of HIV from patience.

There's no published a picture of HIV from a human sample, from a blood sample, a tissue sample. You can't find HIV in humans now.

Doctor Gallen, Doctor cat, She talked a lot about isolation and purification.

Can you tell me what the differences between the two.

Isolate?

What was the isolation and purification.

Of the virus?

Yes, well, you isolate a virus by finding the virus which causes a disease. You purify a virus by making a lot of them. I mean just by purifying so you get a pure virus. Okay, I don't understand what they.

Interchanged the two and I wasn't it was the same thing or that was too totally different.

No, it depends on how they use.

Can you explain the process of HIV isolation.

Well, I didn't doctor Gallow do that. I mean he actually isolated it. So I mean, why should I do.

All of this?

This is all textbook stuff you're asking me.

I'm not quite sure what's behind the old question about isolation.

I don't want to be your textbook.

You know, I got other things to do.

So doctor Baltimore is one who discovered reverse transcript days and needs to think that retroviruses were the only things that reverse transcribed. It's actually how they got their name retrovirus, reverse transcript days virus. And pretty soon they found out that reverse transcript days wasn't specific to retroviruses, and they were.

How could it be? How could any of these mechanisms be associated with something that hasn't yet been proven to exist? So they just, like I said, they just pile on more bullshit on top of the old bullshit, a foundation of freaking sludge.

Looking forward to anymore. Well, in the early eighties, they ignored that fact and they saw reverse transcript aise activities. And since they saw that, that's how they quote isolated HIV. But they never isolated because HIV is the only thing that reverse transcribes, and they knew that.

They well, so something that happens naturally in your own body at all times that is not an indicator of anything. They a wile to test you positive for it and say that you have something. This is why I didn't test or whatever. We're going to allow myself to be tested for C nineteen because number one, they could just lie. Number two, whatever they're finding, they're not really finding. This is all part of the play. It's all part of

Their tissue culture where this HIV is supposed to be growing.

And I don't know if I told you that I had broken my wrist during like twenty twenty one, I was and they wanted me to swab and I said, no, I will go to a lab court right across the street from where you Actually you know that this hospital, I said, you work with them. I know you do, So I will do the A in a cup sample for you there since you don't do it here. But I'm not gonna let you touch me with anything that

Look it for reverse transcript tasee, which is an enzyme that was supposed to be specific or only exclusively found in reptroviruses. And if they find reverse transcript taste in the tissue culture, they say, Aha, we have now isolated HIV.

What's so special reverse transcription?

It's parlor tricks, guys, parlor tricks and every single V word is the same. It's all fraud. But they have real poisonous shots. Those are real with real consequences to fix a problem that's not the cause or even potentially even existing in the first place. And this is something that was known in past year's time. This is something that was known in by Bea Schamp who brought this all out. And this is why by Shamp or Pasture

Anytime you're searching for a new agent, you want to have some simple measurement of the presence of that agent. In times past, you would put on cell culture in the laboratory and suddenly these beautiful cells will all start turning into dead cells. You say, oh, something's there, and then you put that gay.

It could have been the poisons that you ejected into the slivery of the sample or anything, right. Couldn't have been the things that actually cause cell death. It has to be because of some other thing that you are looking for that's not there. It couldn't be because of the process of poisoning the sample right right.

To an electron microscope and look and you can find it. All those are rather difficult things to use. If there's something that the virus produces in this culture, you don't necessarily have to see all the dead stuff. You dis can have take off some of the liquid it's growing in and test it. And one thing you can test for a retrovirus is reverse transcript taste, and it just happens to be that's a laboratory test available for it.

Oh, by the way, for all of the nonsense that and you know, there was also really good things that Andrew Kaufman said in the very beginning of the whole c nineteen era. He is a psychiatrist by profession, and those guys and they're drugs. He used to develop and test drugs. Andrew Kaufman, he's got his. He's still wrapped up in the same type of system. And psychiatry is one of the most ridiculous pseudosciences out there.

And something that's simple to do. So what you can really get a maybe not a direct picture of the virus, you can't see it, but you can get evidence that it is there, like fingerprints.

So that's what they call confirmation bias. We look, we were looking for some thing. Therefore it was found, regardless if we can actually find it or not.

Transcript taste can be found in any number of different places. Normal cells contain reverse transcriptase, and under certain conditions they will reverse transcribe RNA into DNA.

We know what is reverse transcription.

That's doctor Stefan Laca right there, great man, great man.

That's the repair of mechanism of the ends of the chromosomes. Yeah, and therefore we have high activity in cancer cells or Montaignier embryonic cells. But Montani never said that he found the vowels of AIDS. He said this could be probably an effect and to be carefully studied.

The cells of people with leukemia have also been shown to have reverse transcriptase activity, and why this is important is that every HIV culture starting with Robert Gallo were co cultured with leukemia tissue.

So they'd put something in there that they knew had reverse transcriptase high potential in it so that they could say, aha, you have HIV. You don't think they did it deliberately, just take.

The blood from somebody with AIDS and culture in the tissue culture all by itself. Because nothing would grow. They couldn't find any HIV that way, so they had to co culture it with cancer cells or tissue from people with leukemia.

The only way to say that the existence of revested scriptase or the detection of revisted scriptase activity proves the retrovirus who was there is only if reversed transcription was specific to retroviruses, which is not the case in fact, then today nearly everybody accepts that reverst transcription or the Western scripts activity is non specific to retroviruses. In fact, at present everybody accepts that revers transcript transcription is present in all normal cells.

A Western sypticity is the key zyme, which is that time was only associated.

With Montagne put the Bruce cells in a culture into culture. He had a different growth factors, including PHA, and after fifteen days he detected revesteran scriptase activity.

So chemicals that would cause cell death.

Now, however, PHA by itself in normal cell and this was known by varasion, you see, the principal of and Gallop proved it at the beginning of the ninety seventi seventies that the PHA itself causes reverst transcription in normal cells.

So they added PHA to a sample and then said, oh, look, revert transcriptase HIV once again, leukemia cells or leukemia substance from somebody who had cancer or leukemia and chemicals that cause the exact same thing to occur mixed in with it. But it's the virus, you see. How can you have so many causative agents together and then single out one thing that isn't there and say it's from that rather than any of the other things that you knowingly put

Put something in the cell which was causy of a subscription. And yet you said that this proves the existence of offer a provirus there.

So you're saying that what they found might just be the actual substance they put in the.

Culture and not a virus.

Definitely.

But in all my interviews with scientists, they all say that reverse transcription is unique to retrovirus and that's how they knew that there was a virus in their culture.

If you don't believe me, going as Baltimore or Varmus, and I'm sure they will confirm that rivestroscript is activity is a characteristic of retrovirusis, but it's not specific to them.

What do you mean when you say reverse transit it's not a retrovirus, because how first you have to prove that that's a thing, and it's.

A characteristic of retroviruses, but not specific.

Oh, we can't start talking about unicorns until you find one isolated. Oh, there's unicorn antibodies. How do you know it's an antibody if you don't know what the structure of that unicorn was in the first place. How do you know it's an anti of that? Fucking idiots?

Let me give you an example here is.

And if you want to talk about in energetic ways, if you want to think of something like an antibody being even a real thing, because it potentially isn't, then it would if we kind of explained the whole thing of that would be what would be something more in line with how would they call it? Destructive interference? Where you have the opposite frequency impacting and neutralizing a frequency rightistic of humans?

You know, black, white, or yellow. We all have hair, but it's not specific because there are many animals, for example, cats, dogs, which also have hair, and finding a hare in a room, it doesn't mean that a human being was there or a cat or a dog.

Ritroviruses the only ones that can reverse transcribe.

Ah h No, there are other forms of reverse transcription that are.

Used in various.

Various ways.

Inside the cell.

For instance, the ends of chromosomes are made by a reverse transcription process.

That's how they're.

Maintained stable them. There is reverse transcription in the inheritance of all of our cells, which comes about from indigenous genetic elements in the cells or in the cells of our ancestors, because once that information gets into our into our cells, into our genomes, it stays there forever. So it could be that we've inherited information from monkeys or from other animals that are that are in our lineage.

Yeah that again. No, No, we're bringing in the bogus claims evolution. Okay, another observational error. Oh, we're ninety nine or ninety eight percent just like monkeys. Yeah, well, it's a two percent of difference that makes all the difference. Anything that with symmetrical features arms, legs, eyes is going to have probably a similar uh composition when it comes to certain elements that make it up. But it's the

And so no, reverse transcription is actually very widespread. Something like fifty percent of the DNA and ourselves comes about by reverse transcription.

The problem is that they detected nonp.

Because even children, they can't just be told something. They want to make it make sense with the They say why a lot? Why? How So you try to teach evolution to a child who's who's not in the the pressure of a school environment, and they'll look at you very confused and say, why, how, how did that happen?

Didn't they detected non specific phenomenon previous transcription particles, and we're saying all the problems with particles.

I think this is funny in The Emperor's New Virus because doctor Glennon's first book was The The MD Emperor's New Clothes, and Uh, nobody got it. Nobody understood I guess what the what that meant.

That they.

They don't have anything, They've got nothing, But everybody wants to feel smart, and the sure as hell don't want to sound like they are unworthy of seeing these clothes. So therefore it's reality by consensus because nobody's gonna their ego want to allow them, or their their reputation will allow them to challenge the very absurdity of it all.

And and agen anybody reactions. And so you can't take a whole lot of things that might be something and turn them into that something. That's the problem. I mean, if you're walking down the if you walk into an empty space and you find an engine block and a van belt and a generator lying on the ground, what do you say you've got? You know what you've got? I mean, is that a car? It could have been a boat. Could it be a plane. It could have been something someone uses on a farm to lift grain up.

For what was the purpose of the purification?

Then, well, to make sure.

You have as remember he got a normal laureate for discovery of a unicorn. He discovered unicorses everybody you.

Know, so he'll admit that. But then about ten years earlier he admitted they never did it.

In October nineteen ninety seven, Continue and published an interview with Professor Luke Montaignier, who first claimed to have discovered HIV. His team had not been able to purify HIV.

Well, of course we looked for it. We saw some particles, but they didn't have the morphology of retroviruses. He later said, I repeat, we did not purify.

It was startling that Professor Montagne decided to acknowledge in his interview with Jamelle Taheen continue that as far back as nineteen eighty three his team were not able to purify anything that you might call HIV, despite what he termed a Roman effort.

So even though Martinier admitted that they never purified, Dauci took that to be proof.

In two thousand and nine, documentarian Brent Leung persuaded doctor Fauci to submit to a sit down interview for Leung's feature length film on the history of AIDS House of Numbers, Anatomy of an Epidemic. Leung asked an uncomfortable, chafing doctor Fauci for his best evidence linking HIV to immune deficiency disease. With two decades and ten billion dollars to prepare his answer, doctor Fauci's best explanation was the classic Fauci soft shoe.

He said, when you put the combined findings of the initial characterization.

As the suggestment by the way extinct.

Retrovirus isolated by Montaigne and his group, together with Gallo linking the virus to being the cause of AIDS, and he put those things together, and that's how we have a confirmation of the causative agent of AIDS, namely HIV.

Translating all that into regular English, which Charles ortleb remarked to me with a laugh, takes just three words. Gallo says, So that's what Fauci calls a confirmation.

When I said fifty percent, I'm saying fifty percent of the DNA came about by her first transcription. But it's not all retroviruses. Lots of it is just repeated elements that are there as what we generally consider it to be parasitic DNA DNA, which is other people call it selfish DNA DNA, which is in there because it's able to copy itself and reintegrate itself in other places. And this is something that's going.

On all the time. Anyway, this is a very complicated subject. It's not really. They make it complicated so we get confused. But I'd recommend to watching all the documentaries that I used. I'll leave links to them all below. And this barely scratches the surface.

Why do you do you think they used reverse transcription to prove the existence of a virus if they knew that it wasn't specific to viruses.

I don't know. It's as simple as this.

I don't know, right, because as long as enough people and colleagues, you know, contemporaries agree that this is the fraud that we're going to run with everyone benefit, it's who's involved, and that's the real answer. H let's know what this going about. Yeah, that's that's for a whole other day. And that's a longer one. So I think that's it. Let me go to.

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