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Okay I opened so many tabs on my browser with links from various FR threads that I lost track of whom to thank for the links below. ThankQ for the links!

So I read Part 7 

PLAGUE OF FEAR 2020 - Part 7 - THE NAIL IN COVID'S COFFIN — Hive

It was excellent. It provides details behind the assertions I've been reading elsewhere. I keep reading that there is was no isolated Covid-19 virus available for the vaccine development nor for the Covid-19 test development. Trolls seem a little sensitive about it - absolutely denying it as patently false. This article helps fill in the details and also provides solid support I'd seen for the assertion I've come across in many articles stating the PCR does not indicate a person is sick, has Covid etc.

It's excellent overall.

 

From that page are other useful links - I read the following and it reads like a summary of what's been happening, but it asserts the next phases of the planned-demic.  

PLAGUE OF FEAR 2020 - Disturbing Scenario Addendum — Hive

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Re the inventor of the PCR test who says Fauci doesn't know anything and is happy to lie to the public, I have to wonder if his 2019 car accident was really an 'accident'.

Christopher ✝️ ☂️ on Twitter: "“Dr. Fauci knows nothing.” According to Kary Mullis, the inventor of PCR. He sadly died in 2019 in a car crash. So he wasn’t around to call Fauci on his bs. https://t.co/1zC37R2nen" / Twitter

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ThankQ, MqD, for the links and synopsis.

The inventor of the PCR test being in a car wreck right before the covid points to nefarious doings; one must ask “cui bono” (who benefits) ?

The DS benefits.

But there are Drs on the front lines, who are not afraid to prescribe preventatives and prophylactics.

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Interesting, the wikipedia page for Kary Mulis says he died of pneumonia. Also, while the article talks about all his accomplishments, it is littered with swipes about his halucegenetic drug use and this silly remark ...

“He used profanities to make a point and often said, “Oh, Lord,” in response to the absurdities experienced in life.”

Also a comment about having seen an extraterrestrial raccoon.