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Fraud it is...

The "virus," quite appropriately, was patented by ModeRNA in 2015, and the "remedy" only in 2019, ensuring intellectual property rights for the "inventor" so that the contents in individual batches would never be revealed, all the more so, because literally nobody knows what's in them from a selection of 300-1,200 pathogens, parasites, toxins, and graphenes, except for the computer(s) designing the batches and leaving no breadcrumbs behind (even the operators have no idea).

How do I know? Because that's the way I would have done it. And it's working...

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/still-thinking-about-the-vials

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It s fraud stacked upon fraud. There are no viruses. Virology is a fraud. It is a giant deadly money-making, people sickening and killing fraud. The mountain of corpses they are responsible for is astounding.

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Hi PM,

I have investigated several claims that the term COVID-19 existed prior to Feb 11, 2020.

None of them check out.

As far as the WITS test kits:

You claim that

> we can still see the (2017) original on the Way Back Machine as linked.

So where is the link to the Wayback snapshot from 2017? The link that you used was from a snapshot taken 9/5/2020.

In fact if you're so confident I'd be willing to wager you $100 USD that you can't find it.

Because it isn't there. There's a perfectly reasonable explanation for what you are seeing here, which any relational database administrator can explain to you.

Basically, relational databases are normalized to standardize data in certain fields. For example if the field name is month, you don't want to allow people to enter June, JUNE, june, 06, etc. You only want one of those, standardized across all months.

So what likely happened is that the test kits were existing in the database in 2017, but were named generically.

Sometime after February 11th, 2020, someone modified the name of the test kit in the database and called it COVID-19.

This had the immediate effect of changing all of the records in the database instantaneously, even those records created prior to February 11th, 2020.

I don't know about the other examples that you found, but I'd be willing to bet something similar is at play there as well.

I hope this is helpful!

BH

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