But there seems to be the difference of losing taste and smell and also dry cough with low O2. So many people have had an infection with these kinds of differences. I watch science and we can hide programmed viruses, different ones, in platelets.
You could pass a programmed lentivirus for years, in fact several of them, hiding at different rates inside Americans then throw one final virus to unlock the hidden lentivirus. This is why Covid has different rates of severe illness in my opinion, it depends on how many hiding lentivirus programs you have. If you have five, of varying types, now you lose taste and smell, but if you have six, that one carries a sequence of blood clots so add that also, if you only have one hidden lentivirus then you get mildly sick and recover without problems but if you have several, depending on what type, that would explain the severity and types of problems you’ll have.
Spike protein unlocks the sequence. That’s why you see bad effects from the vaccine. Either the virus or the vaccine will unlock the hidden programming.
These were preprint studies floating out of the East as I read the preprint servers for curiosity pre Covid and knew what was possible. You can buy CRISPR on Amazon. You can program lentivirus in your basement and send it out unnoticed.
They tried to hide what can be done in programmed viruses. This is why rural people don’t get as sick, they have less preprogrammed bioweapon in them.
The loss of taste and smell is one reason I tend to think COVID-19 cannot be seen as identical with influenza. The loss of taste, especially. I know that is a symptom of flu as well, but I think in that case it seems to be because of plugged sinuses/mucus buildup. I know someone who got COVID who couldn’t taste for, no joke, over a year. And it wasn’t because of plugged sinuses. It was very strange.
When I got the virus, I don’t how to describe it, but it just had a different “feel” to it than when I’ve gotten the flu. My case was extremely mild, but just felt different.
But there seems to be the difference of losing taste and smell and also dry cough with low O2. So many people have had an infection with these kinds of differences. I watch science and we can hide programmed viruses, different ones, in platelets.
You could pass a programmed lentivirus for years, in fact several of them, hiding at different rates inside Americans then throw one final virus to unlock the hidden lentivirus. This is why Covid has different rates of severe illness in my opinion, it depends on how many hiding lentivirus programs you have. If you have five, of varying types, now you lose taste and smell, but if you have six, that one carries a sequence of blood clots so add that also, if you only have one hidden lentivirus then you get mildly sick and recover without problems but if you have several, depending on what type, that would explain the severity and types of problems you’ll have.
Spike protein unlocks the sequence. That’s why you see bad effects from the vaccine. Either the virus or the vaccine will unlock the hidden programming.
These were preprint studies floating out of the East as I read the preprint servers for curiosity pre Covid and knew what was possible. You can buy CRISPR on Amazon. You can program lentivirus in your basement and send it out unnoticed.
They tried to hide what can be done in programmed viruses. This is why rural people don’t get as sick, they have less preprogrammed bioweapon in them.
The loss of taste and smell is one reason I tend to think COVID-19 cannot be seen as identical with influenza. The loss of taste, especially. I know that is a symptom of flu as well, but I think in that case it seems to be because of plugged sinuses/mucus buildup. I know someone who got COVID who couldn’t taste for, no joke, over a year. And it wasn’t because of plugged sinuses. It was very strange.
When I got the virus, I don’t how to describe it, but it just had a different “feel” to it than when I’ve gotten the flu. My case was extremely mild, but just felt different.