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To: Renfrew
renfrew: You said that the PCR tests were activated by sequences found in cells other than from Covid. I asked you for an example.

The only way you keep dragging this out is by misquoting me.

ransomnote: None of those sequences are meaningful as they can be found in many, many, many ordinary substances (Coca Cola, Paw Paw fruit etc.) and that’s why many non-human samples test positive for “covid”

It seems you never expected someone to ask for evidence of your claims.

It seems you're incapable of basic logic. I don't need to provide samples to you when there are no isolated Covid virus samples with which to compare any number of valid examples I provide.

The format of the PCR test is known to be incapable of diagnosing disease - why would it matter how many samples I provide to those who assign me busy work? You're just spinning to make it seem like there is 'reasonable doubt' when there isn't.

Logically, you can't lab test for any illness without knowing what you're testing for (isolated reference sample), and using the wrong lab tool that can't indicate disease. 50 samples I provide would not change those facts.

It is amusing to see how that that melted your brain with each subsequent post becoming more frantic.

You mistake my growing disgust at your feeble distraction efforts. I'm suspicious because you simply can't be that incompetent, or can you?

It's like I'm posting to Fauci.....

Anthony? Anthony is that you? *taps on monitor glass*

65 posted on 08/25/2021 2:46:11 PM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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To: ransomnote
...or can you?

My fan club grows.

Or does it?


68 posted on 08/25/2021 2:51:36 PM PDT by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)
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