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originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: dontneedaname
A few million dead aids victims say this post is bull#.
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: dontneedaname
Your seriously going to try to say viruses cant be transmitted? ever seen a cold sore ?
Then we have influenza,ebola,rabies,yellow fever,of course measels we can include sars and i can keep going this is just off the top of my head. Easily millions have died because of viruses to say they dont exist is well stupid.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
When my daughter was younger she would always bring some bug home like colds and coughs which are widely accepted as "viruses", and I would always be the recipient next of whatever she brought home. That is a good example of contagious. (So from personal experience, they are indeed very contagious).
originally posted by: slatesteam
So when we talk about “communicable diseases”, are you saying it’s just all bacteria? I’m not reading scientific data from 100 years ago. No offense. We just come a bit further in the last century on medical advances and all....
originally posted by: dontneedaname
www.thebernician.net...
Food for thought.
is a virus an artifact of some other process?
sometimes appearances and looks can be deceiving....
originally posted by: slatesteam
Ok. So I skimmed it. While interesting yes, I didn’t find the “meat” and missed the part about Polio and Small Pox being eradicated...
originally posted by: LookingAtMars
a reply to: slatesteam
I looked at it. It is pretty interesting.
Now sure how it is explained, if it is true.
what are people being vaccinated for then if not viruses?
not sure how they explain it away either really
originally posted by: paraphi
The article cites Arthur Firstenberg, who is a nutcase.
Understanding of disease and viruses has advanced somewhat since 1918. It is incontrovertible that viruses exist and that they can be transmitted.
originally posted by: dontneedaname
originally posted by: paraphi
The article cites Arthur Firstenberg, who is a nutcase.
Understanding of disease and viruses has advanced somewhat since 1918. It is incontrovertible that viruses exist and that they can be transmitted.
A 1,000 reviews says he is not. And I wrote one of the top 5 and earliest reviews...2018
www.amazon.com...
The NCBI article is from 1918. You are confusing two separate things.
If you call him a nut case...then you are seriously ignorant. With a capital I. 72 point
He isn't right about everything, but the guy is very sharp.....