COVID-19 as good as cured, page-40

Astral

the world is full of alternative narratives these days, thanks to the new rights of the voice of the people, and better communications, to put it simply. Even Jesus traveled to India apparently, because about 1500 years later Christians were discovered there by Portuguese merchants. Regardless of who JC might or might not have been, he didn't travel to India if history has any credibility at all, which it does. Christianity went to India with St. Thomas, the doubter, and confident of JC. Man never walked on the moon because the flag was flying?

We did discuss here previously a research paper published on bioRvix by Indian researchers, who stated that there were four HIV type insertions in SARS-CoV-2, and also that this would not be possible to occur so quickly in nature: "uncanny' they called it. That paper was subsequently withdrawn after some rational critique, but not before it lead to its natural conspiratorial ending.

This theory then brought 'credence' to the bioweapon theory and the Wuhan Level 4 lab, and even one US Senator is pushing it. Also, another theory, but less conspiratorial, is that the virus came form a virology lab immediately next to the infamous Wuhan market that does actually exist. The story was created by a researchers involved who wrote that a fellow researcher was infected by a bat during general research, and subsequently infected nearby people. This version of events does have a few different strains, but of all the theories, only this one has any credibility, and that is because it does not defer from the science that shows the virus is almost guaranteed to be natural.

The following paper is one that demonstrates this. This is its conclusion: "we offer a perspective on the notable features in the SARS-CoV-2 genome and discuss scenarios by which these features could have arisen. Importantly, this analysis provides evidence that SARS-CoV-2 is not a laboratory construct nor a purposefully manipulated virus." http://virological.org/t/the-proximal-origin-of-sars-cov-2/398