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- rick63
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Orwell.city---> Covid is chemical/electromag, not biowarfare
Rick says-- I edited the post at orwell.city, a translated transcription from LaPuentaColumna...
If they want to take someone out, it has to be with something they modulate. Antennas and chemical agents. It's that simple. They are injecting people with a radio-modulable chemical agent, nano-graphene-oxide. People are being massively intoxicated with an agent that is radio-modulable.
It's a chemical thing, not a biological thing. Biological agents become designers of molecules and go crazy. These people have a huge problem, right now, with bacterial resistance because they don't know what to do to keep bacteria from mutating and escaping antibiotics. Because it's alive. And life depends on many things. There are many factors, above all, because life is stubborn, and it clings to life. So if you try to get rid of it, it changes, mutates, and escapes your methods. So when it comes to something living, there's no way to get it. You attack the DNA, the surface protein, the ribosomes, whatever. And, in the end, it gets away from you.
But not when it's a chemical agent. Because chemical agents aren't alive, strictly speaking. It's not alive. That has no adaptive capacity. It's a molecule with its respective properties, and that's all. But it's not alive. It cannot adapt to the environment like a living agent.That's why when you detect something that kills you chemically, you look for the antidote, and you've got it. On the other hand, with something alive, you'll have a very hard time finding something to neutralize it. Very hard. And we're lucky to know that this isn't a live agent. They could have done this to us with a live agent, but live agents get out of control.
The really bad ones have to be locked in a very hidden place so you can't touch them. Smallpox, weird stuff out there that can make you get, for example, anthrax if you touch them. Because once you put it in circulation, you might go to hell too. So they don't use live agents. They don't even use them in wars. You know, we've already had two world wars, and they didn't use them. And they knew about them. But they don't use them because it's better to drop a bomb than to have your troops as dead as the enemy's troops in less than a week or a month. That's why they have never used live agents. Because they can't control them. Would they use them now? Certainly not.
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