Questions Everyone Should Ask When Corona Ends

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There is something very fishy about the COVID-19 global panic. I'm not saying I have all the answers, but I definitely have a couple of questions on the mainstream mythology, and I think these are questions we should all be asking of the people who are trying to feed us a story so improbable they have to shadow-ban anyone who questions it.

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If this novel coronavirus is more contagious than the common cold, how come the other cold viruses survive the social distancing measures?

There are several different viruses that cause the common cold, for example the coronaviruses HCoV-OC43, HCoV-HKU1, HCoV-229E, and HCoV-NL63. These viruses have been circulating in the global population for decades, killing hundreds of thousands of elderly and people with a compromised immune system.

Now the mass media tell us the novel coronavirus is more contagious than the other coronaviruses. It may also simply be just as contagious as the other coronaviruses, but nobody claims it to be less contagious.

I don't know where the myth started, but politicians have bought into it and are telling people everywhere that we can somehow magically make the coronavirus go away by staying 1 meter or 2 meters or 6 feet or 10 feet away from people on the sidewalk or at the grocery store. A similar myth has been pushed all over the mass media about wearing masks.

If they ever claim that COVID has been eliminated from a country by following these mythological measures, the obvious question any thinking individual should ask is: If the other coronaviruses are less contagious and some people are already immune to them, surely any "social distancing measures" that got rid of the novel coronavirus must have also eliminated all the other coronaviruses. There is no scientific reason to believe otherwise. So how come COVID-19 is gone, but the other coronaviruses are still thriving?

How come we haven't been able to find a vaccine for any other coronavirus?

The other deadly coronaviruses mentioned above have been causing suffering for hundreds of millions of human beings worldwide. Obviously the industry has never been able to develop a vaccine to eradicate them. How come they are now able to find a vaccine for COVID-19 in a manner of weeks and release it to the public within a few months? How exactly is it that this one particular strain of coronavirus just so happens to be so much easier to crack than all the other coronaviruses?

Please do ask these questions and evaluate the answers according to common sense and what you have always known about the common cold from personal experience or the experience of your loved ones.

Stay healthy and thrive!

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