Epidemic?

What is an epidemic?

a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

So if something is widespread and occurring in many places, and its infectious, and it's a disease, then it's an epidemic. Is that what we actually have right now?

The only alleged proof that there is something specific that is affecting people is a PCR procedure. This is where you analyze a sample and try to detect genetic material, specific genetic material. It works by processing material repeatedly by amplifying it in each subsequent cycle.

But when you increase cycle so much your going to find minute amounts of anything you're looking for. What you're going to find at high cycle thresholds, like above 35, won't even be replication competent in terms of culturing and replicating that genetic material, such as a virus or bacteria.

But this is what's happening. The PCR procedure cannot diagnose an illness. But this is what has been done since 2020. Using a procedure that can't diagnose in order to diagnose people with an illness called COVID-19. You can't determine someone has a disease when there is no evidence that they are diseased, when there is no evidence that they are ill.

This is the stupidity of this whole fraud.

Not only that, but the testing for genetic material, genetic fragments of something they claim is the virus that is causing all these problems and people. But they never purified and isolated the virus from someone who was sick to prove that that's what they had that was making them sick. They never took that isolated virus that they don't have and prove that it was what was making people sick.

So there is no actual proof that the infectious disease that they claim is there is actually there. Maybe it is there. But they haven't proven it. This isn't science. These are all assumptions.

People get sick every year from Coronaviruses. This is a cold. But in 2020 they made it into a worldwide pandemic. An epidemic in particular communities there was widespread in many communities.

Further, what you have according to the data from the CDC, and Italy, is respectively only 6% and 3% of alleged COVID deaths being people with no pre-existing comorbidities.

Also, autopsies are not performed in order to prove that a virus kill these people. And this can't be done since they don't even determine if the virus is present, nor do they know if that virus is what is actually making people sick since they never prove that to begin with.