The flu is totally contagious. How else does it continue to spread? Yes, viruses are not living organisms.
Now I'm really going to test your mind and how open you are it's a new information.
There is no flu. It was coined up by a guy in from the John Hopkins University named Ernest Goodpasture.
This was the same exact time the whole world was blanketed with the new radio technology. Like I said this is about the terrain. It was the radio waves that got everyone sick and then on. It's about what you eat what you drink and those things causing a high level of metals in your body. These waves react to that metal in your body. Thus, your cells and these toxic cells literally excrete viruses to go and clean up the rest of the dead and dying cells. Which creates what we know today as flu symptoms.
What was released in Wuhan China? 5G. What rolled out at the same time as the H1N1 swine flu? 4G. Same thing from 1918 and on.
"it's a new information", hahaha. Are you Chinese?
And the 1889–1890 flu pandemic before radios? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1889%E2%80%931890_pandemic
What about the black plague? What about STD's?
It's called a typo Rabbi.
Try and find anything other than an old poster. You realize that was the same time viruses were (((cohencidentally))) discovered?
The radio? Haha, you're wrong about that actually.
Alexander Popov, a professor of physics, announced the invention of a system for wireless communications at a lecture at St Petersburg University in April 1885 and displayed the world’s first radio set. He was unable to publish his work though because he worked for a military institution. https://www.rbth.com/articles/2012/03/16/russias_12_top_inventions_that_changed_the_world_15089.html
Black plague, you should know, the jews were tossing dead bodies in the wells all over europe.
If you actually watched the original video in my post you'd be educated on STDs. So.... Go watch it. But I know you won't ever do it.
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