Covid no longer believes in me
After a fulfilling 30-month relationship, Covid said it no longer believes in me. It all started with a text message, but I insisted we speak on the phone and go to therapy.
LAST NIGHT I received a text message. It was from Covid. I could tell by the special air-raid siren alert tone, and the familiar red ball of spikes appearing on my screen. I looked at my phone.
“I no longer believe in you,” Covid wrote, adding a little “frowny face” emoji to show how sad it was. 😞
I was stunned, and immediately took some arnica. I knew I had to write about it, for catharsis. I don’t usually air out the details of my private life, but I think this is a matter that affects everyone. Covid and I are a kind of power couple. I’ve built my whole life around it.
We’ve spent the past 30 months together, night and day. In early 2020, I stocked up on elderberry, zinc, melatonin and vitamin D — all because I believed in Covid. I got a case of Host Defense from that mushroom company in Oregon and took some every day. And even when I had my doubts, I wrote about Covid nearly all the time, keeping a day-by-day record of what I learned.
It was one of those relationships that my friends didn’t understand. I alienated many of them. My readers demanded more horoscopes, which I cut back to nine signs, to save time. Capricorns, Aquarians and Pisceans have not heard from me in years. All they were getting was news about Covid, Covid, Covid.
“You no longer believe in me? What do you mean?” I texted back.
“That’s right, I no longer believe in you.”
“Can we talk?” I asked. There was a long pause.
Covid relented, and called.
“I want to keep this short,” Covid said. “I don’t think you exist.”
“Of course I exist, or you wouldn’t be talking to me,” I said.
“That’s not true. You’re merely a collection of mannerisms, notebooks, pencils, guitar picks and dirty dishes,” Covid said.
“Well how do you think those dirty dishes got there?” I asked. “I put them there. And where did all my guitar picks go? Have you got them?”
“I sent them to the lab. Those little plastic chips don’t prove you exist.” Covid was adamant. “You’re a social construction. You’re a concept. You’re nothing but a steaming pile of algorithms.”
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. What nerve. After all we’d been through together!
“And another thing. All you do is make fun of me. Like that time you said I could be spread by blowing kisses.”
God, some viruses can’t take a joke.
“Anyway, it’s over. Write about something else.”
“We should go to therapy,” I said. “Couples counseling. Or a writer’s workshop. Let’s go to Omega Institute. They love you there.”
“I’m not going to therapy and I’m not interested in any New Age bullshit,” Covid said. “I want to kill those people, but sadly, I cannot. They’re all wearing masks.”
“We can work it out,” I pleaded. “I don’t want to live without you. What else will I write about?”
“What did you write about before me?”
“Dioxin. You want something dangerous, try a little. You’re no match for that shit. It works at the parts-per-trillion level and is in every breath of air. You think you’re so big and bad, but you’re nothing compared to a municipal incinerator burning old plastic and vinyl. Next to an elementary school.”
I knew this was a low blow, but I kept going.
“You’re not even as bad as PCBs. In fact, compared to DDT, you’re…you’re…cotton candy!”
I knew I had gone too far. I could tell Covid was hurt, but I felt better telling the truth. Covid takes great pride in being the most deadly thing ever.
“And another thing,” I said. “You can only fool people who are already paranoid. Such as Australians. They think you’re fantastic.”
With that, I knew there was no working it out. I said good night and hung up. Five minutes later, my phone went off again.
This time, it was a text from SARS-CoV-2.
“Get a life,” it said.
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Eric Francis Coppolino is an aspiring science fiction writer. He wishes he had thought of the covid pandemic in 1990 and won the Hugo Award.
Covid no longer believes in me
Hi all,
I am getting some queries into "what was making people sick if it wasn't a virus?"
My role as a journalist is to investigate the claims of government policymakers and corporate actors. I am not a doctor and do not diagnose individual cases of illness. The government cannot sustain its claim of a viral cause; its test is not valid; it has no sample of SARS-CoV-2, with 200 countries and institutions responding in the negative. This is my finding after looking into the matter for two-and-a-half years, not counting my research into AIDS.
How do we know there were excess deaths in 2020? A study out of Johns Hopkins in November 2020 said there were no increases in any age category. And if there were, a viral cause means they should be consistent from nation to nation and state to state. There should be no differentials in neighboring countries or states. Any such differentials indicate other causes of death, such as iatrogenic or nosocomial — killed and sickened by medical treatment and facilities. This includes overdose by HCQ, remdesivir and induced coma with forced respiration.
Elderly people were locked away and isolated from others, and from fresh air and sunlight, which will surely accelerate their deaths.
If there was any unusual sickness in 2020, there are many possible factors — including obsessive emphasis. I frequently link to a document from the United States Department of Homeland Security indicating that thousands of people can rush to hospitals with no exposures — with symptoms — from so little as ONE news report about a toxic release that happened nowhere near them.
Anyone who proposed any alternative cause for illness in 2020 was silenced and deplatformed.
Anyone sick starting in December has fallen to the "vaccine," for which CDC has reports of 135,000 hospitalizations and 30,000 deaths.
Why do so few people care about Sudden Adult Death Syndrome of 2021 and 2022? Why no real discussion of children having heart attacks, or being given ECGs to play sports at age 14?
We live in a society that builds homes and schools on toxic waste dumps, that lives on plastic (estimated consumption of one credit card's worth per week), that drinks aspartame, and injects high fructose corn syrup into many foods, we eat cereal sprayed with insecticide, agriculture and landscaping spray glyphosate everywhere. Immediately after the claim of a virus, cities the world over doused public facilities with disinfectants — nobody was interested in what they were.
Americans fill 4 billion prescriptions a year, not including vaccines. This was going on long before "covid." I listen to EMS scanners for hours every day. Over many years, "difficulty breathing" is one of the most common issues people call an ambulance for — long before "covid."
Meanwhile, what exactly was in the autumn 2019 flu shot? What happened when 5G was powered up in November 2019? Why is anyone who asks about millimeter wave technology relegated to the loony bin? Why were 94% of covid deaths in people already sick with four or more diseases? And why the CDC and WHO rule in early 2020 that any death could be counted as "covid” with or without a "positive" test?
In my recollection, 2020 was the first time I heard even the meekest peep about why people get sick, an issue I have reported my whole career — to great indignation and claim that I am some kind of alarmist. I cover carcinogenic and endocrine disrupting chemicals. And we go through life thinking either that "a little won't kill you" or that "you gotta die of something." But this is a tinderbox for long suppressed mass panic over health issues
Why aren't we asking why more than a third of all people in Western society get cancer?
— efc
Here is a full response on why people are getting sick...
https://planetwavesfm.substack.com/p/so-why-are-people-getting-sick