Dawn Lester and David Parker authored the book What Really Makes You Ill?, in which they challenge the established pharmaceutical position of Germ Theory (which is, in essence, the heart of the entire medical industry and unlikely to be uprooted any time soon).
My paradigm began shifting after I started thinking about COVID-19 and the apparent pandemic which Denis Rancourt showed, in his 170-page paper, did not happen. From lockdowns to masks to an utterly useless (and harmful) “vaccine”, nothing made sense to me.
South Africa
I live in South Africa. I see plenty of poverty and people living in close proximity to one another, surrounded by filth and squalor. If a highly infectious deadly virus were to spread in the way we were told by The Cathedral (media plus government plus academia), then the evidence should have been blatantly obvious at any given time between 2020 and 2022.
Absolutely nothing abnormal happened.
There were no additional ambulances racing around; there were no mass graves being dug; there were no corpses lying in the streets; and there were no hospitals crying out for help. The lower class citizens were too busy trying to survive day to day, than worrying about masks and sanitisers. And social distancing is impossible in tightly packed suburbs, and in large families with small homes.
Absolutely nothing abnormal happened.
Lots of propaganda
Which is why, in my opinion, the government and media spent every waking hour trying to propagandise people with billboards and mandates and scary headlines and other fear porn, to compensate for the probable non-existence of a pathogen called SARS-CoV-2. In other words, the virus exists as data – which is what a genome sequence is – and does not exist in the real world. As Eric Coppolino explained to me, the crossover between digitisation and reality is, not only triggering mass confusion, but also altering the fabric of reality.
Dawn and David understand this, and argue that illness is caused by environmental factors including toxicities and vaccines and pollution and mental instability and radiation. Interestingly, David Rasnick makes a similar argument with regards to cancer and AIDS.
