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Are you saying that doing "good work" entitles someone to deceive the public, and then claim the public is not ready for the truth? Or that telling the truth has "opportunity costs"?

I hold myself and my readers to a higher standard. And I think they agree.

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Jan 25, 2023Liked by Eric F Coppolino

Eric-your ability to Research, organize, study the issues until you understand and can articulate them. You verify everything, Turn over every stone, double and triple check every point, listen to all contradictory evidence. Wanting only the TRUTH that you must be able to understand or grasp however long It takes. Then and only then you write.

Thank you!

Your Brilliant.

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There are no samples of SARSCov2 because it has never existed in reality.

I am British. I politely emailed UK MHRA when they approved PfizerBioNTech's injectable. It was December of 2020.

When I reported their admissions in a tweet, I was permanently removed from Twitter.

I screenshot the entire email exchange and uploaded it to Hive.blog. It got so many hits that I had to make a fresh version to stop the original from crashing. I have produced edition 4 here, on Substack.

I communicated with Christine Massey and she kindly added my evidence to her files.

Here it is for yours, Eric:

https://francesleader.substack.com/p/sarscov2-mrna-is-synthetic

Since then I have accumulated a huge archive of material you may find useful here:

https://francesleader.substack.com/p/all-my-substack-articles-on-emfc19

It is continually updated.

Thank you for your careful attention to Christine's work. Much appreciated.

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Robert F. Kennedy more or less has said why. He's a litigator and basically as he sees it, a political pragmatist who thinks the "no virus" gets in the way of his goals.

I don't think he started this way, because he was never in his history of litigating against injections confronted by the notion that germ theory and viruses are baseless, and the poison concoctions nothing but fraudulent money makers which can never be safe or effective.

I do think he's backed himself into this so as not to be smeared as an "anti-vaxxer" and taken the pragmatic road as have his paid for crew. That's his answer, and he's shown some shrewdness in fundraising and recruitment.

What Kennedy doesn't realize is the ultimate downside to his pragmatism - which could be a real killer.

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Eric, as you know mind control works in pecular ways. I was wondering if you had discussed the so-called anti-imperial Left who could not see through this charade. Hedges has written about the decline of empire for much of his career and he did'nt really go into this scamdemic very deeply. I mean these guys attack corporate capitalism and militarism but they barely surface the pharmaceutical industry. It is quite remarkable.

The controlled opposition meme going on right now wants people to ignore fundamental issues, the ones you have highlighted in your post, surrounding their own epistemology. That is, their too afraid to question what they know is actually true and to ask critically very important questions.

If you watch the interview with Tim Truth and Dan Wilson on the injections, it will tell you how deep the indoctrination is, and it is quite concerning.

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I believe a new approach is needed.....I believe we need to attack that fact that EVERYTHING about virology is theoretical.....maybe ask ol' Kennedy to explain how contagion works and when it's ever been shown to occur in real life.....

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Interestingly, he just interviewed Denis Rancourt, whose work implies the same, because the statistical evidence relates more closely to the level of poverty on the one hand and the nature of countermeasures on the other, but not at all to what you would see if there was any normal spread of a respiratory virus.

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My impression is that truly popular sites cannot be truly honest, but the honest ones out of them give up some of the truth-telling for being able to say more than nothing. It is their readers' fault that they swallow the lies as well, hook, line, and sinker.

I've written about the phenomenon before, and it only resulted in losing a few ardent believers in their "saviors" (although RFK is not going to be there to protect them, when the time comes):

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/rfk-jr-contradicts-himself

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/examples-of-disinfo-made-me-lose

On the other hand, it looks like the truth is only acknowledged after people know it and they are expected to believe the rest of the lies (one of my best articles):

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/how-do-lies-become-the-truth

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Wanted to make sure everyone has seen this long, excellent article with a few salient quotes:

"Virology as Ideology. A Critique of Ruling Class Pseudoscience – Part 1: Science and Class Society"

https://magma-magazin.su/2023/01/t-mohr/virology-as-ideology-a-critique-of-ruling-class-pseudoscience-part-1-science-and-class-society/

Virology as Ideology

"On profound philosophical levels, virology is consonant with and arises out of the fundamental impulses of bourgeois ideology. It furthers the atomistic view which seeks for singular mechanistic causes, and elides the importance of environmental or synergistic processes. It maintains the fixation on genetic material as a core agent, and is in some sense, an extreme reification of the bourgeoisie’s conception of DNA (or, derivatively, RNA) as, in Dawkins’ words, driving us as if we were »gigantic lumbering robots« manipulated »by remote control."

"Virology is in some sense an even more fanatical permutation of this ideological predisposition, the elevation of genes to pure agents."

"Most significantly in our current moment, Virology has been one of the most powerful means of exculpating the ruling class from the wretchedness of the circumstances which they impose on the mass of the population. The true causes of the vast majority of supposedly viral illness– and this is implicitly recognized even by many mainstream virologists, who believe such conditions generate vulnerability to infection – are the simple, artificial consequences of class society, from malnutrition to poisoning.

The latter is perhaps the least well understood. Virology has worked as a general means for shifting the blame for illness from those who overwork, poison, and starve us onto a (prior to this year, generally understood as) uncontrollable force of nature. But it has also almost certainly been used in a much more targeted and conscious fashion."

"Yet the immediate and vulgar class interests of many on the organized left are an insufficient explanation here; across the demographics which dominate the leadership of the major left wing organizations in the West – above all clerks and knowledge workers of various sorts– there is a much deeper and more profound material and psychic investment in elite academic institutions and the ruling class ’science‹ they produce. It is central to the self-conception of this class that knowledge-production – even though funded by and produced on the terms of the ruling class – is somehow relatively autonomous and even self-actualizing. In particular, they are deeply invested in a certain conception of science, which sees itself as driven entirely or at least primarily by its own internal dynamics.

This class will admit that under certain circumstances science may be better or worse funded; important avenues of research may be ignored because they are not profitable; certain regimes (mostly sinister non-western boogeymen) may suppress certain elements of science. This may slow the progress of science, but science nonetheless progresses, more or less linearly, over time. Subscription to this article of faith allows them to perfunctorily reject the parallels noted above, between now well-recognized pseudosciences of the past and modern virology."

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A very important Substack which I have shared with my subscribers.

My understanding of the fraud is that it's twofold. First there is the misuse of non-isolated samples placed in contaminated tissue cultures without controls. The second is the use of computer simulations which are used as "proof" that a novel virus has been found.

It seems the virologists don't even feel a need to conduct any real-world tests anymore and immediately declare victory by utilizing their "In silico" calculations.

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I'm just guessing here, but, if your current work is dependent on raising money to keep it going, and the money currently is rolling in sufficient amounts to keep you going, and, at this point, adopting what is (in "their" world) a controversial position related to your work and that fund raising might be in jeopardy if your steer a different tack from the one you have been steering so far, well, perhaps it'g best to steer your current course. It's all about the money; it's always all about the money.

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Your articles have amounted to one WOW after another, i'll just have to invent a new superlative for this one: WOW ZOW!! Sharing widely. Unfortunately, lots of people i know need to read this. Fortunately, it is here for them to read!! Thank you!!

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Most of us hold opinions privately before we share them publically. Taking a public stand on something so paradigm shifting as "viruses don't exist" takes time. When you head an organization that has worked long and hard to defend the public from the poor actions of corporations and governments, there is a responsibility to take care with what you do and what you claim. CHD is a legal defense group, not a scientific one. And there are so many issues to be sorted through. Let's credit CHD for the work they are doing, encourage them to consider outlier views, and have patience that they are considering the issue but need time to respond. Your points and the work of others on "no virus" are well taken but it is a huge puzzle with many pieces that need explaining - what did actually happen? And it also takes time for outlier views to be proven. I give Mr. Kennedy much credit for interviewing Dane Wigington on geoengineering. Perhaps with time he and CHD will take a position on the "no virus" question. When/if they do, their opinion will likely be well considered and credible.

PS Do we not all need to remember that truth is subject to change? As is science.

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Eric,

I am a physician and researcher and serve on my hospital's Infection Prevention Committee. I openly challenged all 17 members of the committee to a debate on RTPCR, Asymptomatic Spread, Vaccine Effectiveness and the VAERS data and did not receive one taker. In California, I can loose my medical license by questioning the Covid narrative.

It it one thing to recognize that all power is relative, it is just as important to realize that this same power can be final and fatal.

The public has been brainwashed over generations into not questioning authority. People are enslaved in our debt-based economy.

When doctors are too afraid to question the "No Virus" concept, how easy would it be to have the public dismiss us as well.

My optimism for complete transparency is low; even though I live my life that way, the public is far too ignorant and polarized to accept these truths.

I read Virus Mania and Dissolving Delusions and agree that vaccines are a massive fraud.

To quote Alan Dulles on whether the public would believe the Warren Commission Report, he said, "It doesn't matter, Americans don't read!"

He was right.

Maybe it must start with guaranteeing bodily autonomy and the right to refuse vaccines.

Your work is a beacon for lonely physicians/scientists like me.

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