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Up to now it had not occurred to me that COVID provided cover for those economic policies that you listed. But yes, of course it did when you consider the axiom of all those in Permanent Washington: "Never let a crisis go to waste!" It also destroyed the last shred of credibility for mainstream media, which never stopped screaming that the mortality rate was in excess of 3%. The true rate was below 0.2%, which happened to be the number stated by then-president Trump. Everyone I know that got the Pfizer vaccine also got COVID. We got the J&J one-shot, and have not had so much as a cold in the last 4 years. But there was a suspicious hemorrhage in an eye, which fortunately resolved without issue. At this point I am so skeptical that the prospect of vaccines for shingles, pneumonia, or flu is giving me pause. By making big changes in diet and lifestyle 6 years ago, my wife and I are free of prescriptions in our mid-70s, unlike any of our friends and neighbors of similar age.

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An immunologist posted this a while ago I thought you might like it. I couldn’t see your Luc substack so don’t know if you used these links.

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“Some amazing research from the lab of Luc Montagnier on the ability of PCR to pick up a DNA sequence from the EMS signature of some pathogenic bacteria/viruses without their actual presence in the vial. Could this phenomenon explain false-positive PCRs for COVID?”

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Here's their 2015 review: Transduction of DNA information through water and electromagnetic waves

https://www.notesdevoyage.com/ftp/Texte/DigiBio/2015%20Montagnier%20-%20Transduction%20of%20DNA%20information%20through%20water%20and%20electromagnetic%20waves.pdf

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And some earlier work:

Electromagnetic Signals Are Produced by Aqueous Nanostructures

Derived from Bacterial DNA Sequences (2009)

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/45272907_Electromagnetic_Signals_Are_Produced_by_Aqueous_Nanostructures_Derived_from_Bacterial_DNA_Sequences

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DNA waves and water (2011)

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/306/1/012007/pdf

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“I was lucky enough to attend two conferences where Luc Montagnier presented the first two of the studies cited and I was able to talk to him about it. It is absolutely fascinating and so ahead of his time. He believed these concepts were a potential mechanism of action of how homeopathic remedies work.”

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