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Thank you ANH for another great video. I have to say I look forward to your weekly injections of sanity in a mad world.
I sincerely wish people were educated in school rather than conditioned to give the desired reaction and response.
Thank you Peter Lane for some sanity in this mad, mad world!!
Excellent video. One aspect of the use of masks and gloves is particularly ironic. This pandemic was caused by the biome producing a genetic expression (i.e. the so-called virus) in response to stresses placed by us on the environment by the use of toxins, chemicals, glyphosate, herbicides, pesticides, harmful radiation etc. and – wait for it – plastics. And now we have decided to increase the latter by some 129 billion masks and 65 billion gloves every month. In other words, the purported preventive or remedial actions taken actually exerbate the origial cause of the pandemic. It seems that the inmates are in charge of the asylum.
Before smoking was banned inside buildings I decided to measure the levels of contaminants in a large hotel reception area. I was evaluating a digital particle counter and placed it in the far corner of the room and recorded the density of airborne particles as a control. Then a person smoking a cigarette entered the room more than 30 feet away from the particle counter. Within 30 seconds, the reading on the particle counter shot up and went off the scale, I had to re-calibrate the unit so I could work out the massive increase in particle density due to the cigarette smoke emanating from the other end of the room. I understand that some virus particles are of a similar size and weight to cigarette smoke. As there are many variables indoors and outdoors like humidity and air currents I concluded that virus particles can travel long distances under certain conditions – much further than 2 or 3 metres!
Hi Rob and team, thanks again for another very informative newsletter. I had already listened to you and Melini discussing mask-wearing on your podcasts in June.