EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 1H 25M
Revising the history of infectious disease
from Jerm Warfare
⚠️ I recommend watching this episode, since he uses visuals.What if most, or all, disease outbreaks were not because of viruses, but rather the result of poor living conditions?Roman Bystrianyk previously spoke to me about why no vaccine, ever, has been either safe or effective.This time, he chatted to me about why disease 'outbreaks' were not because of viruses.📺 Watch the video episode
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