Common sense is essential in these times. Self awareness is essential. Memory is survival. Do multifactoral research from many sources always holding an open mind. Inform yourself, come to your own conclusions and then live them to test their validity for yourself. Be self sovereign and finally, in this writer's opinion, never inject anything into the body.
I attended the COVID-19 Myths series webinars #1-3 and the cost was $20 per episode, not $180 as you have written. Episode 4 is still available for purchase and one can confirm on the COVID-19 myths website which you have yourself referenced in this article that the cost is $20.
Cowan and Kaufman have gone the route of using studies, lab procedure and common logic as their focal point. From the studies I have read, they make good points. Upon reading your Commentary on Isolation, your view and that of Cowan and Kaufman have many points of similarity, perhaps most importantly that SARS-CoV-2 does not exist. Tom and Andy have said they will stop asking the questions about viruses if they are given evidence that viruses exist, but so far they haven't found it. I find your explanation quite logical, but is there evidence for it that the virus skeptics would accept? It seems you find they are too rigid in their criterion.
While I acknowledge your association with Icke point to some degree, I don't find that criticizing others for charging $ for their work is valid. There are costs to produce presentations and you are charging for it as well. They have a bigger audience and make more $, so that makes their work suspect? If they accepted proof of viruses, that wouldn't change their tune that much, they would just acknowledge they exist, but they would move on to the question of transmissibility and/or pathogenicity.
Let's stay on point and discuss the science and logic or lack thereof.
Common sense is essential in these times. Self awareness is essential. Memory is survival. Do multifactoral research from many sources always holding an open mind. Inform yourself, come to your own conclusions and then live them to test their validity for yourself. Be self sovereign and finally, in this writer's opinion, never inject anything into the body.
I attended the COVID-19 Myths series webinars #1-3 and the cost was $20 per episode, not $180 as you have written. Episode 4 is still available for purchase and one can confirm on the COVID-19 myths website which you have yourself referenced in this article that the cost is $20.
Cowan and Kaufman have gone the route of using studies, lab procedure and common logic as their focal point. From the studies I have read, they make good points. Upon reading your Commentary on Isolation, your view and that of Cowan and Kaufman have many points of similarity, perhaps most importantly that SARS-CoV-2 does not exist. Tom and Andy have said they will stop asking the questions about viruses if they are given evidence that viruses exist, but so far they haven't found it. I find your explanation quite logical, but is there evidence for it that the virus skeptics would accept? It seems you find they are too rigid in their criterion.
While I acknowledge your association with Icke point to some degree, I don't find that criticizing others for charging $ for their work is valid. There are costs to produce presentations and you are charging for it as well. They have a bigger audience and make more $, so that makes their work suspect? If they accepted proof of viruses, that wouldn't change their tune that much, they would just acknowledge they exist, but they would move on to the question of transmissibility and/or pathogenicity.
Let's stay on point and discuss the science and logic or lack thereof.