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Turtledad51's avatar

The Mal One continues to show his true colors, and Nass defends him like a pit bull. I think she may be under his spell, like a schoolgirl crush on the captain of the football team. I am a long time follower of Couey, Crawford, and Kulacz. I think Dr. Couey has come up with the best explanation for the whole covid movie. It's hard to explain without a lot of background on the biology, but the first step is realizing the virus was a clone created in a lab and deliberately released. The official narrative is a great example of the Dialectic, where we are presented with two choices: lab leak or zoonosis. The truth is neither. Building and manufacturing a clone does not meet the definition of gain of function, and it wasn't a leak. It was a release. It did cause illness, but it was not deadly to the vast majority. It did, however, create the opportunity to create the appearance of a pandemic by using a non-specific PCR test. That was then used to push the shots, which are far worse than any virus. Now, everyone is being funneled into the lab leak story, and it's China's fault. That's the short version, and my apologies to Dr. Couey if I got it wrong or misstated his ideas.

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I have tried to follow this debate about Malone and others, but find it terribly frustrating. One thing that bothers me is the use of passive voice in so much of the discussion.

"Controlled opposition" is one example. Who's doing the controlling?

Mathew Crawford provided another example in JJ's video about your take on Malone, where he says that Ed Dowd is a good guy (I forget his exact term) but is being "used" to promote a pump-and dump scheme. Who's using him?

Maybe it's naive of me, but I wonder if these imperfect people (Malone, Kirsch, Dowd, etc.) are being controlled not by some outside agency, but by their own egos, biases, blind spots, failures (and the desire to hide these failures), and prejudices. I know I'm certainly subject to all those imperfections.

Speaking of frustration, I really want to follow what JJ Couey is saying, but his method (endless videos on Twitch TV that seem to have no commenting feature other than the ephemeral chat) seems terribly inefficient. I really wish he could write down some of his thoughts somewhere, the way one of his critics, Brian Mowrey, does so well on his Unglossed substack.

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