I agree, Magistra. I thought the sauce behind the explanation of covid being linked to snake venom was detailed, but he glossed over the parts about it being in the water. That part was not convincing. I agree with you.

I also wondered why the d-dimer test (which shows you if you have micro blood clots) would be linked to venom (that prevents your blood from clotting)?

And I wondered if Q knew this venom would be in the water, why wouldn't someone warn us, rather than being so vague and mysterious?

And I wanted more details about the enzymes he discussed, which determine whether someone is vulnerable or not.

Then, my experience tells me that I actually caught covid from a roommate at the patriot event in Colorado Springs last September. Actually, all 3 of us caught it that weekend from our roommate who was already coughing when we arrived. I don't believe we caught it from the water. We spent 3 nights with her. Her fever didn't show up until the last day, but she definitely coughed a lot before then.

We definitely need a lot more data collection.

Thanks for your comment.