I have been sick shortly after coming in contact with people who were sick. So clearly, they made me sick.

That is an assumption you made, but does not mean it is true.

Many researchers have attempted to prove that viruses are contagious, and one person can make another person sick. Guess what? Nobody has ever been able to make one person sick from another person, due to a "virus."

Maybe there was something else going on that was common to all.

Food? Radiation? EMF's? Very few people are thinking about anything other than a "virus." But if that cannot be the answer, then something else is.

If viruses do not exist, why did the US and USSR isolate and weaponize smallpox? Why did they do the same for 100s of other viruses?

They haven't.

However, those biolabs could very well be working on bacteria, which do exist, or how to inject things directly into people via vaccines -- and using "virus research" as a cover. Why else would they want to mandate vaccines?

They could also believe they are really working with viruses, and just cashing the paychecks, even though they produce no results.

YOU don't know what is going on in those labs anymore than I do.