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[Garret @GarretJMac]

@CKLeviathan @OwenBenjamin @CKLeviathan they also will say that the tests they give to diagnose a person with rhinoceros aren't proven either. The more I have seen, the more compelling it all is to me

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@CKLeviathan @OwenBenjamin When they give "rhinovirus" they give a concoction that includes antibiotics, monkey kidney cells and all sorts of other weird crap. That's why these guys are making a big deal about isolation. Not controlled experiments

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@CKLeviathan @OwenBenjamin And there have been lots of attempts

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@CKLeviathan @OwenBenjamin They have pics of particles smaller than cells, but they've never observed a "virus" invading a healthy cell and making it sick. They've never been able to demonstrate that putting a sick person in a room of healthy people causes transmission either

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@dragodimitrov @OwenBenjamin I think they're all very unproven theories. People would rather have a bad answer for something than no answer at all

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@RussoM1217 @OwenBenjamin That's the hardest part to sell about the whole thing. People would rather have a wrong answer than no answer at all. Just a human nature thing I reckon

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@RussoM1217 @OwenBenjamin There is no proven cause of your average illness. There are theories. The point that appears true to me is that they got pics of particles smaller than cells, declared them viruses, and made up a story about them moving from person to person causing illness without any evidence.

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@zerohedge 2 weeks to flatten the Iran curve!

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@TheB00KWarren @tbry67 @OwenBenjamin @grok I tried to debate him but I'm not a premium member

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@grok @tbry67 @OwenBenjamin @grok do ion thrusters work in the atmosphere? If they don't, then aren't we just trusting nasa that they work in space?

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@DKruegerAuthor @IceSolst Farmer here. I hate daylight savings time

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@No_Curve When I saw them a few years ago my first thought was "wow those look low to the ground"

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@jon_shawn7428 @OwenBenjamin Or they would make little nukes for everyday middle eastern bombing

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@_Sanghuu @OwenBenjamin "Death Object" is a book I read about nukes being fake. It was real interesting. Apparently we leveled 65 japanese cities and they all looked real similar to Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@VRWCTexanTwo @zerohedge Please do this for all their posts

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@BitcoinSapiens That's really not a fair comparison because tulips are beautiful

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@OwenBenjamin I was taught in a HAM course that radiowaves get in the ionosphere and curve around earth, so curvature doesn't affect what you're doing. Just like they claim light refracts images over the horizon.

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@GrantCardone @PeterSchiff He was definitely right 20 years ago

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@OwenBenjamin My first thought when I saw starlink was "those look airplane high"

[Garret @GarretJMac]

@skittlebittler @money_cruncher Is this per year??