The suicide data needs to be scrutinized very carefully. Could these sad, lost people have taken their lives because a parasitic infection was fucking up their brain chemistry? Possibly.

But it seems more likely that people are giving into despair, locked away from social contact for a prolonged period, no sign of things getting better but only worse- of course people are going to start offing themselves more.

In a county near me, two middle-aged females shot themselves within 5 or 6 weeks of each other. Women make a lot of suicide attempts, but they usually fail. The methods they use tend to be "less violent", such as taking a shit load of pills or hanging themselves. Most women, even when suicidal, don't have the nerve to cut themselves lethally.

This is extremely alarming. Two events like this in the same county so close together is a symptom of a much, much larger problem, I believe. Of course, men are still the primary victims of suicide, and they tend to succeed more often than women.

We don't have a virus problem, we have a despot problem.

“COVID-19 is not a viral pneumonia. It is a viral vascular endotheliitis and attacks the lining of blood vessels, particularly the small pulmonary alveolar capillaries, leading to endothelial cell activation and sloughing, coagulopathy, sepsis, pulmonary edema, and ARDS-like symptoms. This is a disease of the blood and blood vessels. The circulatory system. Any pneumonia that it causes is secondary to that.”

The Spartacus Letter

it's a complete fucking lie, that's what it is

>If covid isn’t a parasitic infection, then what is it?

Corona viruses were classified as the common cold in medical textbooks prior to the 2000's. There were multiple medical textbook scans showing this, but they have probably been memory holed.

Covid and/or the flu are virtually harmless to humans. They burrow into your throat cells, replicate, and burst out. That's it. That's all they do.

So why do people die? - Because their faulty immune systems go haywire trying to kill the virus. Or in most cases, the individual takes medication that prevents their immune system from working properly, then their immune system goes haywire.

One example is a fever. Your body heats itself up in order to kill the virus. In other words, your immune system gives you the fever in order to kill the virus. Therefore, by taking Tylenol to stop the fever, you're stopping your immune system from working properly.

Taken from a Scientific America article in 2017 titled - How does the flu actually kill people?

What exactly is a “flu-related death”? How does the flu kill? The short and morbid answer is that in most cases the body kills itself by trying to heal itself. “Dying from the flu is not like dying from a bullet or a black widow spider bite,” says an infectious disease physician at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security. “The presence of the virus itself isn't going to be what kills you."

It isn't one thing. It's anything and everything that they can label as Covid, to make money and shill for their religion.

People who take Ivermectin do better because they are also the people least likely to panic about it and the least likely to take experimental rna shots or Remdesivir.

While I do think many people suffer from parasites, don't be blinded to the forest for this particular tree.

They are using a multiple prong approach. Poisons and disruptors and parasites(of many kinds) from every angle.

https://poal.co/s/Covid19/426440

It's in the food, the air, the water, the products we use, sleep on, drive, take as "medicine", the energy displacement we are surrounded by.

Interesting video on innocuous radio waves:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/d32A6Ru2xgm8/

This guy says it's a blood vessel disease.

https://www.theautomaticearth.com/2021/09/spartacus/

a Frankenstein flu virus