TRIGGERnometry Are We Being Told the Truth About COVID-19? | Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi
Nov 11, 2020
Sucharit Bhakdi, a Thai-German microbiologist and author critically examining the COVID-19 pandemic, discusses the flaws in the mainstream narrative. He challenges the effectiveness of PCR tests and questions the rationale for lockdowns, claiming they may have overstated the pandemic's impact. Bhakdi argues for a return to pre-pandemic life, emphasizing community rebuilding. He highlights the healthcare system's neglect of vulnerable populations and critiques the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, advocating for informed public discourse.
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PCR Test Limitations
- COVID-19 was initially defined as a severe illness caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, diagnosed using PCR tests.
- However, PCR tests only detect gene fragments, not the actual disease, leading to inflated case numbers.
Not a New Virus
- Both the SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19 disease are not entirely new; coronaviruses have always coexisted with humans.
- These viruses mutate frequently to survive, ensuring their continued transmission between hosts.
Breathalyzer Analogy
- Bhakdi uses a breathalyzer analogy to explain PCR test sensitivity.
- Just as a small amount of alcohol doesn't mean intoxication, small viral fragments don't equal disease.
